India Launches Largest Rocket Yet

krishna · 12-18-2014, 11:00 AM · 1 person reading this discussion

#31
[quote author=ketchim link=topic=94620.msg606289#msg606289 date=1418934426]
More to come : Double standards abound with you people  ::LOL::
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And here you've been reduced to talking to yourself.  Anyways, that's probably the only person who can understand your logic. ::LOL::

#32
[quote author=Snoopster link=topic=94620.msg606290#msg606290 date=1418934610]
And here you've been reduced to talking to yourself. 
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wheel and come again  Tongue hahahaha

A $74 million US$ Indian spacecraft entered orbit around Mars today

after an almost yearlong voyage,

Mangalyaan, or “Mars craft” in Hindi, made orbit after a trip of about 661 million kilometers

(411 million miles), the Indian Space Research Organization said.

#33
[quote author=ketchim link=topic=94620.msg606293#msg606293 date=1418934758]
wheel and come again  Tongue hahahaha

A $74 million US$ Indian spacecraft entered orbit around Mars today

after an almost yearlong voyage,

Mangalyaan, or “Mars craft” in Hindi, made orbit after a trip of about 661 million kilometers

(411 million miles), the Indian Space Research Organization said.

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Good boy.  Now tell us how much percentage of the $74 from the Indian budget.

I might get you to learn a thing or two before this is done.
8)

#34
You first , here :

Convert 74 million U.S to  India Rupees.

hint : 1 us$ = 63 rupees  Wink

Then estimate how many India Ghettoes could be converted to  real Villages with water and toilets.

I am waiting !

#35
With your ESTIMATES I will then undertake a Cost / Benefit analysis with :

a trip of about 661 million kilometers (411 million miles),  8)

#36
[quote author=ketchim link=topic=94620.msg606297#msg606297 date=1418935608]
You first , here :

Convert 74 million U.S to  India Rupees.

hint : 1 us$ = 63 rupees  Wink

Then estimate how many India Ghettoes could be converted to  real Villages with water and toilets.

I am waiting !

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This is your case.  The evidentiary burden is on you Bro.  Surely you have the capability to make your own arguments and not to have to rely on your opponent. ::LOL:: 
But you still haven't answer the question of how much percentage of the Indian operating budget the $74 Mil represents. 

We'll move on the the costs of Pakistan's nuclear program but first you have some leg work to do with your argument on the Indian side.  Now hop to it cowboy.
8)

#37
[quote author=Snoopster link=topic=94620.msg606295#msg606295 date=1418935092]
I might get you to learn a thing or two before this is done. 8)
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I know and thanks in advance  8)

Irrelevant ! cost benefit is more applicable  !

[quote author=Snoopster link=topic=94620.msg606299#msg606299 date=1418936112]
[color=navy] how much percentage of the Indian operating budget the $74 Mil represents. 
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#38
[quote author=ketchim link=topic=94620.msg606300#msg606300 date=1418936267]
I know and thanks in advance  8)
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You're most welcome.  I'm here to help and if necessary, educate (at no additional charge)
. ::LOL::

#39
Got a number yet ?

74 ooo ooo .oo  x 63 = ?

#40
[quote author=ketchim link=topic=94620.msg606300#msg606300 date=1418936267]
Irrelevant ! cost benefit is more applicable  !
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If you're going to take this position then you'll have to concede that there exists certain benefits of having a space program.  Unless, you're suggesting the opposite, which would be quite an extraordinary proposition to make not saying anything of course about how stupid it is.  But carry on.

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