Re: Inde : lancement PSLV / Polaris (fin 2007 ?)

[grysor]

mrci pour l'info

[Invité]

Des articles de presse font état d'une annulation du lancement suite à des fortes "pressions amicales" (sic) des Etats-Unis. En effet les capacités du satellite d'imagerie radar israélien auraient été partagées avec l'Inde (en contre-partie du lancement), chose qui apparemment ne passe pas à Washington.
http://www.dnaindia.com/report.asp?newsid=1136837

http://www.jpost.com/servlet/Satellite?c=JPArticle&cid=1195546795593&pagename=JPost%2FJPArticle%2FShowFull

Informations démenties par Israël :
http://www.hindu.com/thehindu/holnus/003200712041968.htm

[grysor]

d'apres le site de Yantar

Lanceur: PSLV-CA

Satellites: TECSAR

Date: 21/01/2008

Heure: ??:?? TU

Base de lancement: Satish Dhawan Space Center

alors partira t'elle demain ?

J'ai chercher sur le net j'ai rien trouver
merci

[pilotin]

le site : Gunter's space page, nous en dit un peu sur sa mission, mais rien de plus concernant l'horaire

http://space.skyrocket.de/index_frame.htm?http://www.skyrocket.de/space/doc_sdat/




S'il s'agit d'un satellite militaire, il va etre difficile d'avoir des infos sur lui... qui plus est s'il est indo-israelien... deux pays qui ne médiatisent pas trop leurs travaux

[grysor]

j'ai regarder gunters mais comme tu dit rien sur l'heure et c'est l'heure qui m'intéresse pour voir le direct

[Invité]

Sur NasaSpaceflight, l'utilisateur isro-watch a dit :
POLARIS LAUNCH
9.00 to 9.30 AM local time
3.30am-4.00am (Greenwich meridian time)
5.30-6.00 AM (in ISRAEL)

there has been no official confirmation as yet but i m sure of a launch at this time...if covered live, u can get it's webcast at www.ndtv.com .....but i m not sure of it...as it is expected to be a low key affair...any further info will be put here as and when it comes...

[Yantar]

Succès du lancement du satellite TECSAR/Polaris

[locust99]

On peut maintenant considéré le lanceurs indien pslv comme un lanceur fiable.

[kilgore]

on a des images ?

[grysor]

quelques nouvelles sur ce lancemant

Antrix Corporation is happy to announce that its second full-fledged commercial launch has been successfully completed today. After the final count down, PSLV-C10 lifted off from the First Launch Pad (FLP) at SDSC SHAR at 09:15 Hrs with the ignition of the first stage. Incidentally this is the 25th Satellite Launch Mission from SDSC, SHAR. The launch of TECSAR was executed under a commercial contract between Israel Aerospace Industries (IAI) and ANTRIX Corporation.

It may be recalled that the first major commercial launch of PSLV (PSLV-C8) took place on April 23, 2007, when it successfully launched an Italian astronomical satellite, AGILE.

The 300 kg TECSAR satellite was placed into its intended orbit with a perigee (nearest point to earth) of 450 km and apogee (farthest point to earth) of 580 km with an orbital inclination of 41 deg with respect to the equator. TECSAR was placed in orbit 1185 sec after lift off.

PSLV has emerged as the workhorse launch vehicle of ISRO with eleven consecutively successful flights so far. Since its first successful launch in 1994, PSLV has launched eight Indian remote sensing satellites, an amateur radio satellite, HAMSAT, a recoverable space capsule, SRE-1, and two primary satellites and six small satellites for foreign customers. Besides, it has launched India’s exclusive meteorological satellite, Kalpana-1, into Geosynchronous Transfer Orbit (GTO). PSLV is also slated to launch India’s first spacecraft to moon, Chandrayaan-1, in 2008.
TECSAR is a Synthetic Aperture Radar (SAR) Technology satellite. The design, development and fabrication activities of the satellite were led by MBT Space, a division of the Israeli Aerospace industries with the participation of other high tech industries such as ELTA, Tadiran Spectralink, Rafael. The satellite is equipped with a SAR payload with the capability to see through the clouds and carry out day and night all weather imaging.

avec quelques photo a cette adresse
http://www.isro.org/pslv-c10/photos/index.htm

[locust99]

images : http://www.isro.org/pslv-c10/photos/index.htm

[grysor]

je viens juste de posté la même adresse que toi locust99

[locust99]

j'avais pas vu, une illusion optique a cause du texte qui parait enorme a coté! :oops: :D

[grysor]

j'avais pas vu, une illusion optique a cause du texte qui parait enorme a coté! :oops: :D

je sais j'ai essayer de supprimer le long rectangle a gauche mais je n'y suis pas arriver. :wall: :wall: :wall:

[Anubis]

On peut maintenant considéré le lanceurs indien pslv comme un lanceur fiable.

Je suis bien d'accord avec toi. :cheers:

[Invité]

Selon le constructeur IAI, le satellite est opérationnel et a envoyé ses premiers clichés.

http://www.iai.co.il/Default.aspx?docID=38000&FolderID=32981&lang=EN

Israel Aerospace Industries’ (IAI) TecSAR satellite transmitted its first images yesterday evening. The images, transmitted during a stormy night, were of exceptional quality.

“All the satellite's sub-systems work perfectly. This is a tremendous achievement that places IAI in an exclusive and short list of satellite manufacturers around the world," said Itzhak Nissan, IAI's President & CEO, while viewing the images.

The TecSAR was successfully launched into orbit on January 21, 2008 on an Indian Polar Satellite Launch Vehicle (PSLV). The launch was part of a cooperation agreement between the Government of India and IAI relating to space activities.

The TecSAR is the first satellite of its kind developed in Israel, and ranks among the world's most advanced space systems. It carries a SAR payload, designed to provide images during day, night and all weather conditions, including under cloud cover. The satellite is controlled and monitored by an IAI-based ground station.