That's their SLV programme, not IRBM one.Wonder who's collaborating with them for this development ? It makes Turkey the 3rd Islamic country to possess IRBMs after Paxtan & Iran .
While both Paxtan & Iran got their tech from PRC & DPRK which should tell you a tale on the quality of their technology , I wouldn't put Turkey in the same category for they've something which the other 2 lack namely - depth of industry & access to western systems.
Not a good development from our PoV.
55000 roaches.
Yes I know but once you've developed such space technology it's not a great leap into missile tech much like we transitioned from SLV to Agni.That's their SLV programme, not IRBM one.
Cute of you to think they're reaching the low earth orbit at allYes I know but once you've developed such space technology it's not a great leap into missile tech much like we transitioned from SLV to Agni.
I wouldn't take them lightly if I were you . Some of their achievements are vapourware not all of them. A good many of their projects are really commendable for what they've achieved.Cute of you to think they're reaching the low earth orbit at all![]()
India is anything but sub-saharan.Even sub-Saharan viswacoolies like us have managed notable achievements, groundbreaking papers, and inventions post-independence.
It's quite evident they're getting outside assistance which I mentioned in my very first post in this thread. They must also be getting very skilled professionals from other countries at high salaries to work with them . Evidently the powers that be are turning a blind eye.In space, you can't rely on chamchagiri like ToTs or importing foreign workers. It's a high-investment, high lead-time field that demands decades of experience and a well-established ecosystem. Without genuine, rigorous R&D, it’s difficult to establish a significant presence. Frankly, mentioning RoK and Turkey in the same sentence does a disservice to the former.
In another context, I wonder why there are no prominent scientists or engineers from this country in any field. In my field of heavy electricals, not a single paper or author comes from this country. Even sub-Saharan viswacoolies like us have managed notable achievements, groundbreaking papers, and inventions post-independence.
well europe, japan, korea etc also did magnificent work in science, technology nd weapon building. u can say far better than turkey nd india....yet they r not ahead of india (ISRO) in space. only thing where europe is ahead of ISRO is heavier launching pads (if i m not wrong). so dont be sure on turkey in space program.I wouldn't take them lightly if I were you . Some of their achievements are vapourware not all of them. A good many of their projects are really commendable for what they've achieved.
Besides the scope of their ambitions are breath taking. Even if they achieve half of it , in my book it's a huge deal. Both RoK & Turkiye are coming out with very good products.
Room for chamatkar is there in a quick projects requiring limited plants and production lines. An appropriate space program requires massive infra and eco system which won't appear with Chamatkar. It in any case, will take decades. And for the case of Turkey where budget are constrained and when existing space great powers are moving to next levels of space exploration; setting up stations and bases in outerspace, no Turkey won't be significant unless it joins an international space programme.At the end of the day outcomes matter not the methodologies employed. Yahan chamatkar ko namaskar hain..
You are wrong.only thing where europe is ahead of ISRO is heavier launching pads (if i m not wrong).
Room for chamatkar is there in a quick projects requiring limited plants and production lines. An appropriate space program requires massive infra and eco system which won't appear with Chamatkar. It in any case, will take decades. And for the case of Turkey where budget are constrained and when existing space great powers are moving to next levels of space exploration; setting up stations and bases in outerspace, no Turkey won't be significant unless it joins an international space programme.
huh...farzi abba jaan of paki nd kanglu is more dumber than their naajayaz aullade. there good for nothing TB2 drones is least concern for india from both sides. houthi rebels were downed much better drones like american predator nd they think their average TB2 can do miracle against india.Turkroaches, who's entire species can be at the verge of extinction with a press of a few buttons in New Delhi think they can checkmate us with their failed state friends and their mehmet toys
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Room for chamatkar is there in a quick projects requiring limited plants and production lines. An appropriate space program requires massive infra and eco system which won't appear with Chamatkar. It in any case, will take decades. And for the case of Turkey where budget are constrained and when existing space great powers are moving to next levels of space exploration; setting up stations and bases in outerspace, no Turkey won't be significant unless it joins an international space programme.
Btw they're already sending spy satellites to LEO. The first one was ~ 600 kms LEO & they're just another one slightly below the previous range .You are wrong.
ESA only comes next to NASA when comes to space capabilities and easily supersede Russia, China, India and Japan.
Not having landed on Moon or independent human spaceflight is a choice and not a limitation of ESA given their exisiting robotech. They chose not to repeat NASA missions since western world anyway shares knowledge within and went with more sophisticated robotic missions in deep space where limited research was done.
Mercury, Outerplanets and their Moons and asteroids.