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​@@fattahisreactionISRO (Indian Space Research Organisation) : Stands deservingly among space superpowers 🇮🇳🚀 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ The world do nothing, the world is a backward place because just like few nuclear power nations, only few are space superpowers and India proudly shares these shortlists. Dr. Vikram Sarabhai and Mr. Satish Dhawan are respectively founder and founding members of our space agency I.S.R.O. which stands for Indian Space Research Organisation. India's ISRO (Indian Space Research Organisation) is a giant among space agencies of the world. Almost 35% Indians (including scientists, technicians and other designations/posts) work in U.S.A.'s N.A.S.A. (National Aeronautics and Space Administration) that means NRIs or Non Resident Indians or more precisely Indians are running NASA or Indians run NASA. India initially started developing satellites under the tag of INSAT (Indian National Satellites). India's first satellite named after 'Aryabhatta.' Aryabhatta was an ancient Indian mathematician/astrologer. Wing Commander Rakesh Sharma, AC is a former Indian Air Force pilot who flew aboard Soyuz T-11 on 3 April 1984 as part of the Soviet Interkosmos programme. He is the only Indian citizen to travel in space. India not only developed its own launch vehicles like SLV (Satellite Launch Vehicle), PSLV (Polar Satellite Launch Vehicle), GSLV (Geostationary/Geosynchronous Satellite Launch Vehicle), ASLV (Augmented Satellite Launch Vehicle), LMV-3 (Launch Vehicle Mark-3) and RLV (Reusable Launch Vehicle) but its own satellites also. ISRO has also developed NAVIC (NAVigation of Indian Constellation) means its own GPS system which falls under IRNSS (Indian Regional Navigation Satellite System). India proudly owns satellite destroyer missile or weapon system ASAT which can destroy any country's satellite in the space and became fourth nation to do so after US, Russia and China. India recently developed a satellite named CARTOSAT having world's highest resolution camera. India is the fourth country to reach moon in 2008 and has its own flag on moon and India is the first country which discovered water on moon. Later NASA confirmed it. India's first moon mission is known as Chandrayan 1. India is the first country to reach Mars through its mars mission M.O.M. (Mars Orbiter Mission) in its first attempt in 2014. Its developing and launching cost were less than Hollywood movie Gravity and many other movies. Surprisingly the per kilometre cost of this mission is lesser than the cost of per kilometre ride of an auto rickshaw. India's second moon mission Chandrayan 2 was also a landmark in Indian Space Science history. It was an almost successful mission. India has many future projects like Mangalyan 2, Chandrayan 3, Aditya L1 for researching Sun, building own space station in space, Shukrayan stands for Venus mission, Gaganyan for sending humans in space (India's first Crewed Mission) and developing resusable space shuttles which has been tested earlier. India has a record achievement of launching 104 satellites in just one rocket or launch vehicle to space in which most of the satellites were from foreign. India took massive leap when it developed its own cryogenic engine for launching vehicles (mainly used in GSLV) but its first supercomputer PARAM 8000 in 90's after US denied any technology transaction/partnership project/collaboration/co R & D with India. India did everything alone and has capabilities do anything alone and at its own resources and budget. India launched 342+ satellites till date in which most of are foreign satellites and earned in the denominations of thousand crores. India is the world leader of launching other countries' satellites at the lowest cost. For launching heavy satellites/payload/launch vehicle, the countries must have some powerful engines like cryogenic engines which are utilised in cryogenic stages of launch vehicles. A Cryogenic engine uses fuel in its liquid state unlike solid state stages of launch vehicles. It uses a combination of liquid oxygen (LOX) as an oxidiser and liquid hydrogen (LH2) as a fuel at a very low temperatures of -183°C and -253°C respectively. A balanced/rational mixture of both these is burnt in a chamber to produce a blasting exhaust or to produce a powerful thrust to propel a rocket vertically upward. 😀 Fun fact for beginners : The principle of rocket propulsion is based over Newton's third law of motion which is also known as the law of 'Action - Reaction.' India emerged as 6th nation after US, Russia, Japan, France and China which successfully developed its own liquid fuel based Cryogenic Technology/Engine. Nambi Narayanan was the person who helped India to achieve its own Cryogenic Technology. India has this complex technology today just because of this man. He is a very patriotic towards its nation as once he denied NASA's offer. Recently a film based on India's Cryogenic race/journey is soon going to be launched this summer named 'Rocketry : The Nambi Effect.' The film is based on true story of great scientist of ISRO and India, Mr. Nambi Narayanan. R. Madhawan played a stunning role of him. "Just wow" as film's teaser and trailer suggest. S. Nambi Narayanan is an Indian scientist and aerospace engineer and Padma Bhushan award winner. As a senior official at the Indian Space Research Organisation, he was in-charge of the cryogenics division. Born: 12 December 1941 (age 79 years), Nagercoil Nationality: Indian Religion : Hindu Spouse: Meena Nambi Awards: Padma Bhushan Education: Thiagarajar College of Engineering, College of Engineering Trivandrum Unfortunately, he was once falsely charged of spying and selling India's secret regarding technologies to enemy nations which were proved wrong later and he was awarded with one of India's highest civilian awards 'Padma Bhushan.' Truly his life was full of conspiracies and struggles. But he exited finally. At the end, i must say, "Always remember, things like achievements related to Science, Engineering and Technology are the outcomes of team work. Achievements of India's gems like ISRO and DRDO are also outcome of the efforts of team work of team/bunch of talented scientists.

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​@@fattahisreactionISRO (Indian Space Research Organisation) : Stands deservingly among space superpowers 🇮🇳🚀 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ The world do nothing, the world is a backward place because just like few nuclear power nations, only few are space superpowers and India proudly shares these shortlists. Dr. Vikram Sarabhai and Mr. Satish Dhawan are respectively founder and founding members of our space agency I.S.R.O. which stands for Indian Space Research Organisation. India's ISRO (Indian Space Research Organisation) is a giant among space agencies of the world. Almost 35% Indians (including scientists, technicians and other designations/posts) work in U.S.A.'s N.A.S.A. (National Aeronautics and Space Administration) that means NRIs or Non Resident Indians or more precisely Indians are running NASA or Indians run NASA. India initially started developing satellites under the tag of INSAT (Indian National Satellites). India's first satellite named after 'Aryabhatta.' Aryabhatta was an ancient Indian mathematician/astrologer. Wing Commander Rakesh Sharma, AC is a former Indian Air Force pilot who flew aboard Soyuz T-11 on 3 April 1984 as part of the Soviet Interkosmos programme. He is the only Indian citizen to travel in space. India not only developed its own launch vehicles like SLV (Satellite Launch Vehicle), PSLV (Polar Satellite Launch Vehicle), GSLV (Geostationary/Geosynchronous Satellite Launch Vehicle), ASLV (Augmented Satellite Launch Vehicle), LMV-3 (Launch Vehicle Mark-3) and RLV (Reusable Launch Vehicle) but its own satellites also. ISRO has also developed NAVIC (NAVigation of Indian Constellation) means its own GPS system which falls under IRNSS (Indian Regional Navigation Satellite System). India proudly owns satellite destroyer missile or weapon system ASAT which can destroy any country's satellite in the space and became fourth nation to do so after US, Russia and China. India recently developed a satellite named CARTOSAT having world's highest resolution camera. India is the fourth country to reach moon in 2008 and has its own flag on moon and India is the first country which discovered water on moon. Later NASA confirmed it. India's first moon mission is known as Chandrayan 1. India is the first country to reach Mars through its mars mission M.O.M. (Mars Orbiter Mission) in its first attempt in 2014. Its developing and launching cost were less than Hollywood movie Gravity and many other movies. Surprisingly the per kilometre cost of this mission is lesser than the cost of per kilometre ride of an auto rickshaw. India's second moon mission Chandrayan 2 was also a landmark in Indian Space Science history. It was an almost successful mission. India has many future projects like Mangalyan 2, Chandrayan 3, Aditya L1 for researching Sun, building own space station in space, Shukrayan stands for Venus mission, Gaganyan for sending humans in space (India's first Crewed Mission) and developing resusable space shuttles which has been tested earlier. India has a record achievement of launching 104 satellites in just one rocket or launch vehicle to space in which most of the satellites were from foreign. India took massive leap when it developed its own cryogenic engine for launching vehicles (mainly used in GSLV) but its first supercomputer PARAM 8000 in 90's after US denied any technology transaction/partnership project/collaboration/co R & D with India. India did everything alone and has capabilities do anything alone and at its own resources and budget. India launched 342+ satellites till date in which most of are foreign satellites and earned in the denominations of thousand crores. India is the world leader of launching other countries' satellites at the lowest cost. For launching heavy satellites/payload/launch vehicle, the countries must have some powerful engines like cryogenic engines which are utilised in cryogenic stages of launch vehicles. A Cryogenic engine uses fuel in its liquid state unlike solid state stages of launch vehicles. It uses a combination of liquid oxygen (LOX) as an oxidiser and liquid hydrogen (LH2) as a fuel at a very low temperatures of -183°C and -253°C respectively. A balanced/rational mixture of both these is burnt in a chamber to produce a blasting exhaust or to produce a powerful thrust to propel a rocket vertically upward. 😀 Fun fact for beginners : The principle of rocket propulsion is based over Newton's third law of motion which is also known as the law of 'Action - Reaction.' India emerged as 6th nation after US, Russia, Japan, France and China which successfully developed its own liquid fuel based Cryogenic Technology/Engine. Nambi Narayanan was the person who helped India to achieve its own Cryogenic Technology. India has this complex technology today just because of this man. He is a very patriotic towards its nation as once he denied NASA's offer. Recently a film based on India's Cryogenic race/journey is soon going to be launched this summer named 'Rocketry : The Nambi Effect.' The film is based on true story of great scientist of ISRO and India, Mr. Nambi Narayanan. R. Madhawan played a stunning role of him. "Just wow" as film's teaser and trailer suggest. S. Nambi Narayanan is an Indian scientist and aerospace engineer and Padma Bhushan award winner. As a senior official at the Indian Space Research Organisation, he was in-charge of the cryogenics division. Born: 12 December 1941 (age 79 years), Nagercoil Nationality: Indian Religion : Hindu Spouse: Meena Nambi Awards: Padma Bhushan Education: Thiagarajar College of Engineering, College of Engineering Trivandrum Unfortunately, he was once falsely charged of spying and selling India's secret regarding technologies to enemy nations which were proved wrong later and he was awarded with one of India's highest civilian awards 'Padma Bhushan.' Truly his life was full of conspiracies and struggles. But he exited finally. At the end, i must say, "Always remember, things like achievements related to Science, Engineering and Technology are the outcomes of team work. Achievements of India's gems like ISRO and DRDO are also outcome of the efforts of team work of team/bunch of talented scientists.

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​@@fattahisreactionISRO (Indian Space Research Organisation) : Stands deservingly among space superpowers 🇮🇳🚀 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ The world do nothing, the world is a backward place because just like few nuclear power nations, only few are space superpowers and India proudly shares these shortlists. Dr. Vikram Sarabhai and Mr. Satish Dhawan are respectively founder and founding members of our space agency I.S.R.O. which stands for Indian Space Research Organisation. India's ISRO (Indian Space Research Organisation) is a giant among space agencies of the world. Almost 35% Indians (including scientists, technicians and other designations/posts) work in U.S.A.'s N.A.S.A. (National Aeronautics and Space Administration) that means NRIs or Non Resident Indians or more precisely Indians are running NASA or Indians run NASA. India initially started developing satellites under the tag of INSAT (Indian National Satellites). India's first satellite named after 'Aryabhatta.' Aryabhatta was an ancient Indian mathematician/astrologer. Wing Commander Rakesh Sharma, AC is a former Indian Air Force pilot who flew aboard Soyuz T-11 on 3 April 1984 as part of the Soviet Interkosmos programme. He is the only Indian citizen to travel in space. India not only developed its own launch vehicles like SLV (Satellite Launch Vehicle), PSLV (Polar Satellite Launch Vehicle), GSLV (Geostationary/Geosynchronous Satellite Launch Vehicle), ASLV (Augmented Satellite Launch Vehicle), LMV-3 (Launch Vehicle Mark-3) and RLV (Reusable Launch Vehicle) but its own satellites also. ISRO has also developed NAVIC (NAVigation of Indian Constellation) means its own GPS system which falls under IRNSS (Indian Regional Navigation Satellite System). India proudly owns satellite destroyer missile or weapon system ASAT which can destroy any country's satellite in the space and became fourth nation to do so after US, Russia and China. India recently developed a satellite named CARTOSAT having world's highest resolution camera. India is the fourth country to reach moon in 2008 and has its own flag on moon and India is the first country which discovered water on moon. Later NASA confirmed it. India's first moon mission is known as Chandrayan 1. India is the first country to reach Mars through its mars mission M.O.M. (Mars Orbiter Mission) in its first attempt in 2014. Its developing and launching cost were less than Hollywood movie Gravity and many other movies. Surprisingly the per kilometre cost of this mission is lesser than the cost of per kilometre ride of an auto rickshaw. India's second moon mission Chandrayan 2 was also a landmark in Indian Space Science history. It was an almost successful mission. India has many future projects like Mangalyan 2, Chandrayan 3, Aditya L1 for researching Sun, building own space station in space, Shukrayan stands for Venus mission, Gaganyan for sending humans in space (India's first Crewed Mission) and developing resusable space shuttles which has been tested earlier. India has a record achievement of launching 104 satellites in just one rocket or launch vehicle to space in which most of the satellites were from foreign. India took massive leap when it developed its own cryogenic engine for launching vehicles (mainly used in GSLV) but its first supercomputer PARAM 8000 in 90's after US denied any technology transaction/partnership project/collaboration/co R & D with India. India did everything alone and has capabilities do anything alone and at its own resources and budget. India launched 342+ satellites till date in which most of are foreign satellites and earned in the denominations of thousand crores. India is the world leader of launching other countries' satellites at the lowest cost. For launching heavy satellites/payload/launch vehicle, the countries must have some powerful engines like cryogenic engines which are utilised in cryogenic stages of launch vehicles. A Cryogenic engine uses fuel in its liquid state unlike solid state stages of launch vehicles. It uses a combination of liquid oxygen (LOX) as an oxidiser and liquid hydrogen (LH2) as a fuel at a very low temperatures of -183°C and -253°C respectively. A balanced/rational mixture of both these is burnt in a chamber to produce a blasting exhaust or to produce a powerful thrust to propel a rocket vertically upward. 😀 Fun fact for beginners : The principle of rocket propulsion is based over Newton's third law of motion which is also known as the law of 'Action - Reaction.' India emerged as 6th nation after US, Russia, Japan, France and China which successfully developed its own liquid fuel based Cryogenic Technology/Engine. Nambi Narayanan was the person who helped India to achieve its own Cryogenic Technology. India has this complex technology today just because of this man. He is a very patriotic towards its nation as once he denied NASA's offer. Recently a film based on India's Cryogenic race/journey is soon going to be launched this summer named 'Rocketry : The Nambi Effect.' The film is based on true story of great scientist of ISRO and India, Mr. Nambi Narayanan. R. Madhawan played a stunning role of him. "Just wow" as film's teaser and trailer suggest. S. Nambi Narayanan is an Indian scientist and aerospace engineer and Padma Bhushan award winner. As a senior official at the Indian Space Research Organisation, he was in-charge of the cryogenics division. Born: 12 December 1941 (age 79 years), Nagercoil Nationality: Indian Religion : Hindu Spouse: Meena Nambi Awards: Padma Bhushan Education: Thiagarajar College of Engineering, College of Engineering Trivandrum Unfortunately, he was once falsely charged of spying and selling India's secret regarding technologies to enemy nations which were proved wrong later and he was awarded with one of India's highest civilian awards 'Padma Bhushan.' Truly his life was full of conspiracies and struggles. But he exited finally. At the end, i must say, "Always remember, things like achievements related to Science, Engineering and Technology are the outcomes of team work. Achievements of India's gems like ISRO and DRDO are also outcome of the efforts of team work of team/bunch of talented scientists.

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​@@fattahisreactionISRO (Indian Space Research Organisation) : Stands deservingly among space superpowers 🇮🇳🚀 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ The world do nothing, the world is a backward place because just like few nuclear power nations, only few are space superpowers and India proudly shares these shortlists. Dr. Vikram Sarabhai and Mr. Satish Dhawan are respectively founder and founding members of our space agency I.S.R.O. which stands for Indian Space Research Organisation. India's ISRO (Indian Space Research Organisation) is a giant among space agencies of the world. Almost 35% Indians (including scientists, technicians and other designations/posts) work in U.S.A.'s N.A.S.A. (National Aeronautics and Space Administration) that means NRIs or Non Resident Indians or more precisely Indians are running NASA or Indians run NASA. India initially started developing satellites under the tag of INSAT (Indian National Satellites). India's first satellite named after 'Aryabhatta.' Aryabhatta was an ancient Indian mathematician/astrologer. Wing Commander Rakesh Sharma, AC is a former Indian Air Force pilot who flew aboard Soyuz T-11 on 3 April 1984 as part of the Soviet Interkosmos programme. He is the only Indian citizen to travel in space. India not only developed its own launch vehicles like SLV (Satellite Launch Vehicle), PSLV (Polar Satellite Launch Vehicle), GSLV (Geostationary/Geosynchronous Satellite Launch Vehicle), ASLV (Augmented Satellite Launch Vehicle), LMV-3 (Launch Vehicle Mark-3) and RLV (Reusable Launch Vehicle) but its own satellites also. ISRO has also developed NAVIC (NAVigation of Indian Constellation) means its own GPS system which falls under IRNSS (Indian Regional Navigation Satellite System). India proudly owns satellite destroyer missile or weapon system ASAT which can destroy any country's satellite in the space and became fourth nation to do so after US, Russia and China. India recently developed a satellite named CARTOSAT having world's highest resolution camera. India is the fourth country to reach moon in 2008 and has its own flag on moon and India is the first country which discovered water on moon. Later NASA confirmed it. India's first moon mission is known as Chandrayan 1. India is the first country to reach Mars through its mars mission M.O.M. (Mars Orbiter Mission) in its first attempt in 2014. Its developing and launching cost were less than Hollywood movie Gravity and many other movies. Surprisingly the per kilometre cost of this mission is lesser than the cost of per kilometre ride of an auto rickshaw. India's second moon mission Chandrayan 2 was also a landmark in Indian Space Science history. It was an almost successful mission. India has many future projects like Mangalyan 2, Chandrayan 3, Aditya L1 for researching Sun, building own space station in space, Shukrayan stands for Venus mission, Gaganyan for sending humans in space (India's first Crewed Mission) and developing resusable space shuttles which has been tested earlier. India has a record achievement of launching 104 satellites in just one rocket or launch vehicle to space in which most of the satellites were from foreign. India took massive leap when it developed its own cryogenic engine for launching vehicles (mainly used in GSLV) but its first supercomputer PARAM 8000 in 90's after US denied any technology transaction/partnership project/collaboration/co R & D with India. India did everything alone and has capabilities do anything alone and at its own resources and budget. India launched 342+ satellites till date in which most of are foreign satellites and earned in the denominations of thousand crores. India is the world leader of launching other countries' satellites at the lowest cost. For launching heavy satellites/payload/launch vehicle, the countries must have some powerful engines like cryogenic engines which are utilised in cryogenic stages of launch vehicles. A Cryogenic engine uses fuel in its liquid state unlike solid state stages of launch vehicles. It uses a combination of liquid oxygen (LOX) as an oxidiser and liquid hydrogen (LH2) as a fuel at a very low temperatures of -183°C and -253°C respectively. A balanced/rational mixture of both these is burnt in a chamber to produce a blasting exhaust or to produce a powerful thrust to propel a rocket vertically upward. 😀 Fun fact for beginners : The principle of rocket propulsion is based over Newton's third law of motion which is also known as the law of 'Action - Reaction.' India emerged as 6th nation after US, Russia, Japan, France and China which successfully developed its own liquid fuel based Cryogenic Technology/Engine. Nambi Narayanan was the person who helped India to achieve its own Cryogenic Technology. India has this complex technology today just because of this man. He is a very patriotic towards its nation as once he denied NASA's offer. Recently a film based on India's Cryogenic race/journey is soon going to be launched this summer named 'Rocketry : The Nambi Effect.' The film is based on true story of great scientist of ISRO and India, Mr. Nambi Narayanan. R. Madhawan played a stunning role of him. "Just wow" as film's teaser and trailer suggest. S. Nambi Narayanan is an Indian scientist and aerospace engineer and Padma Bhushan award winner. As a senior official at the Indian Space Research Organisation, he was in-charge of the cryogenics division. Born: 12 December 1941 (age 79 years), Nagercoil Nationality: Indian Religion : Hindu Spouse: Meena Nambi Awards: Padma Bhushan Education: Thiagarajar College of Engineering, College of Engineering Trivandrum Unfortunately, he was once falsely charged of spying and selling India's secret regarding technologies to enemy nations which were proved wrong later and he was awarded with one of India's highest civilian awards 'Padma Bhushan.' Truly his life was full of conspiracies and struggles. But he exited finally. At the end, i must say, "Always remember, things like achievements related to Science, Engineering and Technology are the outcomes of team work. Achievements of India's gems like ISRO and DRDO are also outcome of the efforts of team work of team/bunch of talented scientists.

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​@@fattahisreactionISRO (Indian Space Research Organisation) : Stands deservingly among space superpowers 🇮🇳🚀 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ The world do nothing, the world is a backward place because just like few nuclear power nations, only few are space superpowers and India proudly shares these shortlists. Dr. Vikram Sarabhai and Mr. Satish Dhawan are respectively founder and founding members of our space agency I.S.R.O. which stands for Indian Space Research Organisation. India's ISRO (Indian Space Research Organisation) is a giant among space agencies of the world. Almost 35% Indians (including scientists, technicians and other designations/posts) work in U.S.A.'s N.A.S.A. (National Aeronautics and Space Administration) that means NRIs or Non Resident Indians or more precisely Indians are running NASA or Indians run NASA. India initially started developing satellites under the tag of INSAT (Indian National Satellites). India's first satellite named after 'Aryabhatta.' Aryabhatta was an ancient Indian mathematician/astrologer. Wing Commander Rakesh Sharma, AC is a former Indian Air Force pilot who flew aboard Soyuz T-11 on 3 April 1984 as part of the Soviet Interkosmos programme. He is the only Indian citizen to travel in space. India not only developed its own launch vehicles like SLV (Satellite Launch Vehicle), PSLV (Polar Satellite Launch Vehicle), GSLV (Geostationary/Geosynchronous Satellite Launch Vehicle), ASLV (Augmented Satellite Launch Vehicle), LMV-3 (Launch Vehicle Mark-3) and RLV (Reusable Launch Vehicle) but its own satellites also. ISRO has also developed NAVIC (NAVigation of Indian Constellation) means its own GPS system which falls under IRNSS (Indian Regional Navigation Satellite System). India proudly owns satellite destroyer missile or weapon system ASAT which can destroy any country's satellite in the space and became fourth nation to do so after US, Russia and China. India recently developed a satellite named CARTOSAT having world's highest resolution camera. India is the fourth country to reach moon in 2008 and has its own flag on moon and India is the first country which discovered water on moon. Later NASA confirmed it. India's first moon mission is known as Chandrayan 1. India is the first country to reach Mars through its mars mission M.O.M. (Mars Orbiter Mission) in its first attempt in 2014. Its developing and launching cost were less than Hollywood movie Gravity and many other movies. Surprisingly the per kilometre cost of this mission is lesser than the cost of per kilometre ride of an auto rickshaw. India's second moon mission Chandrayan 2 was also a landmark in Indian Space Science history. It was an almost successful mission. India has many future projects like Mangalyan 2, Chandrayan 3, Aditya L1 for researching Sun, building own space station in space, Shukrayan stands for Venus mission, Gaganyan for sending humans in space (India's first Crewed Mission) and developing resusable space shuttles which has been tested earlier. India has a record achievement of launching 104 satellites in just one rocket or launch vehicle to space in which most of the satellites were from foreign. India took massive leap when it developed its own cryogenic engine for launching vehicles (mainly used in GSLV) but its first supercomputer PARAM 8000 in 90's after US denied any technology transaction/partnership project/collaboration/co R & D with India. India did everything alone and has capabilities do anything alone and at its own resources and budget. India launched 342+ satellites till date in which most of are foreign satellites and earned in the denominations of thousand crores. India is the world leader of launching other countries' satellites at the lowest cost. For launching heavy satellites/payload/launch vehicle, the countries must have some powerful engines like cryogenic engines which are utilised in cryogenic stages of launch vehicles. A Cryogenic engine uses fuel in its liquid state unlike solid state stages of launch vehicles. It uses a combination of liquid oxygen (LOX) as an oxidiser and liquid hydrogen (LH2) as a fuel at a very low temperatures of -183°C and -253°C respectively. A balanced/rational mixture of both these is burnt in a chamber to produce a blasting exhaust or to produce a powerful thrust to propel a rocket vertically upward. 😀 Fun fact for beginners : The principle of rocket propulsion is based over Newton's third law of motion which is also known as the law of 'Action - Reaction.' India emerged as 6th nation after US, Russia, Japan, France and China which successfully developed its own liquid fuel based Cryogenic Technology/Engine. Nambi Narayanan was the person who helped India to achieve its own Cryogenic Technology. India has this complex technology today just because of this man. He is a very patriotic towards its nation as once he denied NASA's offer. Recently a film based on India's Cryogenic race/journey is soon going to be launched this summer named 'Rocketry : The Nambi Effect.' The film is based on true story of great scientist of ISRO and India, Mr. Nambi Narayanan. R. Madhawan played a stunning role of him. "Just wow" as film's teaser and trailer suggest. S. Nambi Narayanan is an Indian scientist and aerospace engineer and Padma Bhushan award winner. As a senior official at the Indian Space Research Organisation, he was in-charge of the cryogenics division. Born: 12 December 1941 (age 79 years), Nagercoil Nationality: Indian Religion : Hindu Spouse: Meena Nambi Awards: Padma Bhushan Education: Thiagarajar College of Engineering, College of Engineering Trivandrum Unfortunately, he was once falsely charged of spying and selling India's secret regarding technologies to enemy nations which were proved wrong later and he was awarded with one of India's highest civilian awards 'Padma Bhushan.' Truly his life was full of conspiracies and struggles. But he exited finally. At the end, i must say, "Always remember, things like achievements related to Science, Engineering and Technology are the outcomes of team work. Achievements of India's gems like ISRO and DRDO are also outcome of the efforts of team work of team/bunch of talented scientists.

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​@@fattahisreactionISRO (Indian Space Research Organisation) : Stands deservingly among space superpowers 🇮🇳🚀 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ The world do nothing, the world is a backward place because just like few nuclear power nations, only few are space superpowers and India proudly shares these shortlists. Dr. Vikram Sarabhai and Mr. Satish Dhawan are respectively founder and founding members of our space agency I.S.R.O. which stands for Indian Space Research Organisation. India's ISRO (Indian Space Research Organisation) is a giant among space agencies of the world. Almost 35% Indians (including scientists, technicians and other designations/posts) work in U.S.A.'s N.A.S.A. (National Aeronautics and Space Administration) that means NRIs or Non Resident Indians or more precisely Indians are running NASA or Indians run NASA. India initially started developing satellites under the tag of INSAT (Indian National Satellites). India's first satellite named after 'Aryabhatta.' Aryabhatta was an ancient Indian mathematician/astrologer. Wing Commander Rakesh Sharma, AC is a former Indian Air Force pilot who flew aboard Soyuz T-11 on 3 April 1984 as part of the Soviet Interkosmos programme. He is the only Indian citizen to travel in space. India not only developed its own launch vehicles like SLV (Satellite Launch Vehicle), PSLV (Polar Satellite Launch Vehicle), GSLV (Geostationary/Geosynchronous Satellite Launch Vehicle), ASLV (Augmented Satellite Launch Vehicle), LMV-3 (Launch Vehicle Mark-3) and RLV (Reusable Launch Vehicle) but its own satellites also. ISRO has also developed NAVIC (NAVigation of Indian Constellation) means its own GPS system which falls under IRNSS (Indian Regional Navigation Satellite System). India proudly owns satellite destroyer missile or weapon system ASAT which can destroy any country's satellite in the space and became fourth nation to do so after US, Russia and China. India recently developed a satellite named CARTOSAT having world's highest resolution camera. India is the fourth country to reach moon in 2008 and has its own flag on moon and India is the first country which discovered water on moon. Later NASA confirmed it. India's first moon mission is known as Chandrayan 1. India is the first country to reach Mars through its mars mission M.O.M. (Mars Orbiter Mission) in its first attempt in 2014. Its developing and launching cost were less than Hollywood movie Gravity and many other movies. Surprisingly the per kilometre cost of this mission is lesser than the cost of per kilometre ride of an auto rickshaw. India's second moon mission Chandrayan 2 was also a landmark in Indian Space Science history. It was an almost successful mission. India has many future projects like Mangalyan 2, Chandrayan 3, Aditya L1 for researching Sun, building own space station in space, Shukrayan stands for Venus mission, Gaganyan for sending humans in space (India's first Crewed Mission) and developing resusable space shuttles which has been tested earlier. India has a record achievement of launching 104 satellites in just one rocket or launch vehicle to space in which most of the satellites were from foreign. India took massive leap when it developed its own cryogenic engine for launching vehicles (mainly used in GSLV) but its first supercomputer PARAM 8000 in 90's after US denied any technology transaction/partnership project/collaboration/co R & D with India. India did everything alone and has capabilities do anything alone and at its own resources and budget. India launched 342+ satellites till date in which most of are foreign satellites and earned in the denominations of thousand crores. India is the world leader of launching other countries' satellites at the lowest cost. For launching heavy satellites/payload/launch vehicle, the countries must have some powerful engines like cryogenic engines which are utilised in cryogenic stages of launch vehicles. A Cryogenic engine uses fuel in its liquid state unlike solid state stages of launch vehicles. It uses a combination of liquid oxygen (LOX) as an oxidiser and liquid hydrogen (LH2) as a fuel at a very low temperatures of -183°C and -253°C respectively. A balanced/rational mixture of both these is burnt in a chamber to produce a blasting exhaust or to produce a powerful thrust to propel a rocket vertically upward. 😀 Fun fact for beginners : The principle of rocket propulsion is based over Newton's third law of motion which is also known as the law of 'Action - Reaction.' India emerged as 6th nation after US, Russia, Japan, France and China which successfully developed its own liquid fuel based Cryogenic Technology/Engine. Nambi Narayanan was the person who helped India to achieve its own Cryogenic Technology. India has this complex technology today just because of this man. He is a very patriotic towards its nation as once he denied NASA's offer. Recently a film based on India's Cryogenic race/journey is soon going to be launched this summer named 'Rocketry : The Nambi Effect.' The film is based on true story of great scientist of ISRO and India, Mr. Nambi Narayanan. R. Madhawan played a stunning role of him. "Just wow" as film's teaser and trailer suggest. S. Nambi Narayanan is an Indian scientist and aerospace engineer and Padma Bhushan award winner. As a senior official at the Indian Space Research Organisation, he was in-charge of the cryogenics division. Born: 12 December 1941 (age 79 years), Nagercoil Nationality: Indian Religion : Hindu Spouse: Meena Nambi Awards: Padma Bhushan Education: Thiagarajar College of Engineering, College of Engineering Trivandrum Unfortunately, he was once falsely charged of spying and selling India's secret regarding technologies to enemy nations which were proved wrong later and he was awarded with one of India's highest civilian awards 'Padma Bhushan.' Truly his life was full of conspiracies and struggles. But he exited finally. At the end, i must say, "Always remember, things like achievements related to Science, Engineering and Technology are the outcomes of team work. Achievements of India's gems like ISRO and DRDO are also outcome of the efforts of team work of team/bunch of talented scientists.

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