10 things you did not know about India’s mission to mars
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India's Mars mission blasted off successfully on Tuesday, beginning an 11-month journey. Some key facts about the mission include: 1) It launched on Mangalvaar, the Indian day of Mars; 2) The 1,350-kg orbiter weighs less than an average SUV; 3) At $73 million, it is much cheaper than comparable NASA missions which cost over $400 million; 4) It was completed in only 1.5 years compared to NASA's 5 years for a similar mission.
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10 things you did not know about India’s mission to mars
- 1. 10 THINGS YOU DID NOT KNOW ABOUT INDIA’S MARS MISSION India's first mission to Mars blasted off successfully on Tuesday, completing the first stage of an 11-month journey that could see the country's low-cost programme win Asia's race to the Red Planet. Here are 10 key facts about the mission. UDGAM SCHOOL FOR CHILDREN www.udgamschool.com
- 2. 1. Mangalyaan’s Tuesday launch coincides with Mangalvaar, the day of Mars, called Mangala in Indian astronomy. UDGAM SCHOOL FOR CHILDREN www.udgamschool.com
- 3. 2. The 1,350-kg orbiter weighs much less than an average sports utility vehicle. UDGAM SCHOOL FOR CHILDREN www.udgamschool.com
- 4. 3. At Rs. 450 crore ($73 million) India’s mission is the cheapest — Nasa’s MAVEN (launch: November 18) costs nine times as much ($679 million i.e. Rs. 4,188 crore); Mars Rover cost $400 million; Curiosity, $2.5 billion. UDGAM SCHOOL FOR CHILDREN www.udgamschool.com
- 5. 4. Mangalyaan was completed in one- and-ahalf years; Nasa took five years for MAVEN. UDGAM SCHOOL FOR CHILDREN www.udgamschool.com
- 6. 5. In ISRO’s 44-year history, this is its first-ever launch outside the Earth’s sphere of influence. UDGAM SCHOOL FOR CHILDREN www.udgamschool.com
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- 8. 7. A day before the mission, Isro chief K Radhakrishnan placed a scale model of the launch vehicle, the PSLV-C25, at Lord Vishnu’s feet in Tirumala. UDGAM SCHOOL FOR CHILDREN www.udgamschool.com
- 9. 8. Mangalyaan will search for methane (marsh gas), the main component in natural gas and a possible indicator of life. UDGAM SCHOOL FOR CHILDREN www.udgamschool.com
- 10. 9. Other objectives are atmospheric and particle environment studies and surface imaging. UDGAM SCHOOL FOR CHILDREN www.udgamschool.com
- 11. 10. The probe is expected to arrive in Mars orbit in September 2014, approximately at the same time as MAVEN. UDGAM SCHOOL FOR CHILDREN www.udgamschool.com