Comments by "红火树 RedFireTree" (@firetree2007) on "Mangalyaan quietly bidding goodbye: India's maiden satellite runs out of fuel | World News | WION" video.

  1. China's mars rover still working on mars and got awarded : "China's Tianwen 1 Mars mission has been awarded one of the spaceflight world's most prestigious awards. The Tianwen 1 spacecraft lifted off from Wenchang spaceport on July 23, 2020 and entered Mars orbit in February 2021. The mission's solar-powered Zhurong rover then successfully landed in the Red Planet's Utopia Planitia plain in May that year. The mission carried out a historic first-ever combined orbiting, landing and roving in a single launch, earning the mission the International Astronautical Federation's annual space achievement award on Sunday (Sept. 18) during the 73rd International Astronautical Congress (IAC) in Paris."
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  2. GLSV had total 12 launches, with 4 failures, 4/12, successful rate, 67%. with failure rate 33.3% Rockets from the Long March family have accumulated 425 launches as of 27 June 2022. Of these, 407 were successful, , and 7 were partial failures. The cumulative success rate is 95.8%. for India ISRO, there have been a total of 78 launches, including 64 successful launches, 4 partial successes, and 10 failed launches. total successful rate. 82% or 18% failure rate, which is the highest in the world with space launches, total average 176 failures from 3024 launches = 5.8% failure. Congratulations, you are number 1, in failure rate, :)
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  3. "India to launch its first astronauts into space by 2015 This article is more than 13 years old Asian space race: £1.7bn plan seen as attempt to catch up with China" Randeep Ramesh in Delhi Mon 23 Feb 2009 12.52 EST
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  4. of course it is the cheapest, the probe is only 14.3 kg, compare to China's total payload of 5000 kg , with an orbiter, a lander and a rover. India does not have deep space net work, so it needed all the instructions and navigation from NASA and India media purposely do not mention it to make it seems all done by India.
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  5. for space launch failure rate: world average 5.8%, India, 18%, China, 4.2%
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  6. Three things in India are considered gems but actually trashes, 1. ISRO, 2. DRDO, 3 Jaishankar. haha :)
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  7. In 2009, India said it would send a man into space in 2015 and walk on the moon in 2021, haha :))
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  8. only with Chandrayaan-2 lander crashed into pieces on the surface of moon
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  9.  @neethugeorge8699  I thought India support "freedom of speech"? those are my opinion about India, you do not have to agree with me, I do not respect India at all
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  10.  @rajgamer5058  I do not give a fk if you want or not, I just give them to you, haha :))
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  11.  @AR-jn7ef  China's mars rover still working on mars and got awarded : "China's Tianwen 1 Mars mission has been awarded one of the spaceflight world's most prestigious awards. The Tianwen 1 spacecraft lifted off from Wenchang spaceport on July 23, 2020 and entered Mars orbit in February 2021. The mission's solar-powered Zhurong rover then successfully landed in the Red Planet's Utopia Planitia plain in May that year. The mission carried out a historic first-ever combined orbiting, landing and roving in a single launch, earning the mission the International Astronautical Federation's annual space achievement award on Sunday (Sept. 18) during the 73rd International Astronautical Congress (IAC) in Paris."
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  12. as shown in Oct 10th 2021, The Express Tribune, with title "Indians furious......."
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  13.  @dextermorganbloodspattersp6382  only with Chandrayaan-2 lander crashed into pieces on the surface of moon
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  14.  @risks9024  GLSV had total 12 launches, with 4 failures, 4/12, successful rate, 67%. with failure rate 33.3% Rockets from the Long March family have accumulated 425 launches as of 27 June 2022. Of these, 407 were successful, , and 7 were partial failures. The cumulative success rate is 95.8%. for India ISRO, there have been a total of 78 launches, including 64 successful launches, 4 partial successes, and 10 failed launches. total successful rate. 82% or 18% failure rate, which is the highest in the world with space launches, total average 176 failures from 3024 launches = 5.8% failure. Congratulations, you are number 1, in failure rate, :)
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  15.  @amateurgamer2079  Dalai Lama is a sht to me, haha :) )
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