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>>14(OP)

>science achievements

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grim

ig pic related counts. - LRAShM in the name of kalam. We have really matured in our missile program.

>sarabhai

ISRO completed Spadex mission most recently, which is important for future gaganyan, chandrayan 4 misions

>bhabha

Last year or so i think our FBR reactors were completed with construction part, it is crucial to the dream of 3 stage nuclear program by bhabha.

Recently our indigenous PHWR based reactors went live, 700MW, we are building 11 more of these currently.

There's been more priority on smaller modular reactors which is interesting.

>c.v. raman

not directly related to him but one of the most kino satellites by ISRO is Aditya-L1 which provides data for sun in full disc images in multiple bands.

Obviously this pic is peak

>>23

>Last i checked it's facing some issues with undocking we aren't up there yet. I still think Ganganyaan is cakewalk for ISRO and they are planning for another kino mission Mangalyaan-2 with lander and hovercraft on mars

I think they are waiting for the next window to test undocking , i think power transfer is also one section where they are facing issues but there will be multiple missions and tests so ig it's a good start.

>>23

>I dream of a day when India will have 100s of modular reactors in country across various cities and if they are thorium powered it will be icing on cake

tata etc. are showing interest in that so would be interesting to see.

>>23

>Satendra Nath Bose's

well..there were lots of things ISRO alone did things like Quantum Key distribution, quantum communication b/w ground station and a satellite so on. I have barely read on those but these itself are very interesting.

Their ongoing work related to Reusable roggets is again interesting. Semi-cryo engines specifically.

I would say kaveri engine too is a good achievement.

>>22

o7