I am also thinking why ISRO waited years not launching any navic sattelite. Navic doomedWith this a total of four satellites of the navic constellation have resulted in some sort of failure .
Vehicle worked flawlessly based on its design. The problem is the vehicle is not designed to put satellites in such orbits directly. We desperately need bigger rockets. But our chalta attitude and pride in this jugaad nonsense is killing us. Jugaad can only take us so far and using satellites thrusters to maneuver into the final orbit it a jugaad in today's standards, especially for a satellite weighing only 2200kgs. Finally our chalta and jugaad attitude is catching up to the one last good thing we have had - ISRO. If our work and scientific culture doesn't change, even ISRO will be doomed soon (not even later, but very soon).
I am also thinking why ISRO waited years not launching any navic sattelite. Navic doomed
To run navic type of services smoothly, we need planning and strategy to replace defective satellite immediatly. Than these type of services will run. You cant wait years to replace defective/dead satellite.
Does spaceX will wait years to replace its internet providing satellite, if get failed. Jugaad never works every time.
Its because ISRO at the end is a Gormint company. If they don't outsource the majority of work to L&T or Pixxel and such, it would be very hard to progress beyond merely launching satellites. Human missions need high standards and precisions something Gormint babus aren't exactly known for.Our jugaad nonsense, coupled with baniya and chalta attitude is killing our future. Add to that the new reservations jhumla going on, and populist policies that are enabling lazy, non productive population, our future is only a shade better than porkis and kanglus.
That's wat I said before satellite launches should be outsourced to pvt body and isro need to focus on high end projects. That's wat NASA doesIts because ISRO at the end is a Gormint company. If they don't outsource the majority of work to L&T or Pixxel and such, it would be very hard to progress beyond merely launching satellites. Human missions need high standards and precisions something Gormint babus aren't exactly known for.
Seems it sourced from pvt firm, which shows quality issue.The LAM ( liquid apogee motor) failing on board the Nav 2 satellite, from a faulty oxidiser valve, is a first of its kind for any Indian satellite. Hope ISRO gets this problem fixed, which they surely will.