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I am not disappointed on not being HTK. Guiding a missile to proximity itself is a big achievement.
Raj Malhotra wrote:The BRite who is lucky to be the first to get the first print edition may circulate the scanned article for our much needed drug dose.
Cool from Raj Changappa's article :ramana wrote:The article is posted in the other forum
http://forums.bharat-rakshak.com/viewtopic.php?t=2687
All strategic aspects should be discussed in that thread. Keep this for technical only.
So Mach 5 does mean it used the tried and tested Prithvi as a base (with associated lower kinetic performance), and not the solid booster that DRDO had earlier developed.The test was short but decisive. At 10.15 on a blustery winter morning off the east coast of Orissa, a conventional Prithvi missile posing as an enemy weapon was launched. Within seconds after its take-off, a sophisticated, long-range radar picked up the signals, analysed its flight path and sent an electronic command to an interceptor missile stationed at Wheeler Island. Almost immediately, the interceptor codenamed pad01 lifted off with a roar and plume of smoke. Travelling at five times the speed of sound, it rapidly closed in on the incoming Prithvi. Two minutes later and after some mid-course corrections, pad01 detonated its proximity fuse at a height of 50 km above the Earth. Both the missiles exploded in a ball of gas and the debris fell harmlessly into the Bay of Bengal.
... ... .. Several major quantum leaps in technology had to be achieved by India to do it. Anti-ballistic missile (ABM) systems require highly accurate radars capable of tracking incoming warheads from a greater distance. Before pad01 was developed, India had a radar detection capability of 100 km. For the air defence system, DRDO claims to have "jointly developed" a radar capable of tracking high-speed missiles at a distance of over 1,000 km. They are not as yet willing to reveal identities of the key agencies that collaborated with them for its development.
The interceptor missile, too, had to be designed and built from scratch. Its first stage is similar to that of the Prithvi and uses its liquid fuel engine. But for the second-stage 'kill vehicle', a powerful solid motor was developed apart from divert thrusters that gives it a high degree of manoeuvrability. It makes the missile a metre longer than the nine-m Prithvi. The interceptor is also equipped with terminal homing guidance system with an RF (radar frequency) seeker to detect targets at long range of low radar cross-section and travelling at high speeds. As important was the development of a communications network by Bharat Electronics to integrate the radars and the interceptors with the mission control centre.
I dont know why someone is attempting such a kind of questions.Arun_S wrote:What makes you think I do not understand that?
This is going too far and getting treated in much twisted sense. Mr. Calculus-professor..Did i said i am asking your information or explanation ? I am too not interested in teaching/learning session here with you.Arun_S wrote:I trying to understand, but sorry to say that, in a partial-integral calculus class, a pre-algebra kid comes in to say this 3'rd order curve should approximate as area of a traingle, and I am supposed to defend the partial-integral solution to someone who does not understand the framework, and has a primitve tool in his hand? Give me a break, if you can refine it, yes I will spend time try to understand, if you degrade it I ant going to teach you, you tell me why your method is better and it works. This is a collaborative learning forum not a class room. There is nothing left to discuss with you my friend.
I have to say, your action and statement looks like a school kid, on getting advice from someone they will come back and say,"Oh! this i know previously" as a face saving attempt to hide what they didnt know previously!You said this first..After i came with a reply on how the data can be interpreted, you gave me replyArun_S wrote:DRDO has mentioned the two numbers 640mm and 740mm without explainingArun_S wrote:What makes you think I do not understand that?
I told you BRF is getting Oraclized. Nobody believes me!!! Maybe I am the old fart holding onto the old virtues of "either frigging read up on what you have to say, or listen to those who know more than you". Now its have computer will fart on BRF. But then again waddya expect from folks who come up with such scintillating handles. Is that a personal attack? I donno what counts as personal/impersonal attacks on the Oraclized-non hindu growth rate curbing version of BRF.akutcher wrote:Why is everyone following this report in Guardian as the Gospel truth. .......... Last time i read DRDO unlike Bragelina and Tomkat does not award publication rights for the picture of their babies, so how did Mr. Raj manage to obtain a rather professional looking picture but others could not.........second had Mr. Raj actually wrote a truely investigative report he would surely have bragged about it
He was describing the scene during the test. He also said inteception happened at 50 km. But, to my knowledge or common belief, this is not exoatmospheric.Given its height-known in scientific parlance as exoatmospheric, or outside the Earth's atmosphere-there was no way scientists could either see or even hear the bang. Instead, they sat huddled inside the mission control room watching the entire sequence on a radar.
You might be the oldest poster on BRF but the forum rules do not put any eligiblity criteria for membershp......if you think that it is mandatory for someone to read WOP and Kalam's WOF (which btw i have read) you should suggest that to the administrator and not use it as a tool to prove how much information you really have on DRDO's ongoing projects
If you DONT KNOW what WOP (Weapons of Peace by Raj Chengappa) or WOF (Wings of Fire by APJ Abdul Kalam) mean then perhaps you SHOULDNT be posting on BRF. Before you fart your opinion on BRF you need to do yourself a favor and understand the background of whats going on. If posting without background/substance/knowledge is your style you are perfect for the Oracle forums.
Please Cool it guys, Thanksakutcher wrote:You might be the oldest poster on BRF but the forum rules do not put any eligiblity criteria for membershp......if you think that it is mandatory for someone to read WOP and Kalam's WOF (which btw i have read) you should suggest that to the administrator and not use it as a tool to prove how much information you really have on DRDO's ongoing projects
If you DONT KNOW what WOP (Weapons of Peace by Raj Chengappa) or WOF (Wings of Fire by APJ Abdul Kalam) mean then perhaps you SHOULDNT be posting on BRF. Before you fart your opinion on BRF you need to do yourself a favor and understand the background of whats going on. If posting without background/substance/knowledge is your style you are perfect for the Oracle forums.
As for me, i am only twenty and dont consider myself to be an intellectual but isnt you oraclized forum theory kind of screwed-up...... i for whatever reason (lack of background/knowledge/background) chose not to believe in anyone untile god (DRDO) himself says so.... the sum-total of what i said is dont believe any rumors whatever may the source be until DRDO itself releases the specifications, and that for sure doesnt mesh with your oraclized poster or think-tank theory
druks@rediffmail.comAustin wrote:I have scanned the copy of the India Today article on ABM if any one is interested , just give me your email id
I am just saying it could be like this...Shankar wrote:And then how do we xplain the three smoke pods quite large in fact in perfect vertical orientation as shown in the dd video . It was not a reentry smoke which would have been much more fragmented and dispersed (columbia video) .Clearly three distinct explosions took place more or less simultaneously and the camera caught the smoke trail. before it had time to disperse-possible if a kill vehicle of kinetic energy type is used but not in case of a directed high explossive warhead . More questions and contradictions than answers from RC s article
Doesn't mean a thing, that smoke trail as observed from the camera's pov - it could well have been at a angle away from the camera and still descending at what would look like a vertical orientation. You simply don't have all the multi-angle views to draw such conclusions.Shankar wrote:And then how do we xplain the three smoke pods quite large in fact in perfect vertical orientation as shown in the dd video .