Trials hit Indian space exploration missions. A rocket carrying a communications satellite, GSAT-5P exploded shortly after launch last Saturday, December 25, 2010. This second failure for the country's Gandhi.
Record TV shows, rocket dense smoke and flames shortly after launch from the Sriharikota space center in Andhra, Pradesh state.
The rocket was having trouble pad 47 seconds after takeoff. Then lost control. According to the head of India's space research organization or Indian Space Research Organization (ISRO), K Radhakrishnan, the damage made the aircraft leads to a higher angle.
"This condition causes the pressure and ended with the destruction of rockets," said K. Radhakrishnan, like loaded AP.
Last April, a similar rocket splashed into the Bay of Bengal. At that time, ISRO, accidents are caused by the outbreak of the rotor and the turbine due to excessive pressure and thermal stress.
Yashpal, an Indian scientist was disappointed with the failure. But, he said, other countries also experienced the same thing. "I hope this latest failure," he said.
India plans manned aircraft's first flight into space in 2016.
In 2008 India launched a satellite to the moon, but since last year the plane was abandoned after scientists lost communication and control of the satellite.
India is the fifth country after the United States, Russia, China and France are preparing to enter the commercial satellite launch market.
Record TV shows, rocket dense smoke and flames shortly after launch from the Sriharikota space center in Andhra, Pradesh state.
The rocket was having trouble pad 47 seconds after takeoff. Then lost control. According to the head of India's space research organization or Indian Space Research Organization (ISRO), K Radhakrishnan, the damage made the aircraft leads to a higher angle.
"This condition causes the pressure and ended with the destruction of rockets," said K. Radhakrishnan, like loaded AP.
Last April, a similar rocket splashed into the Bay of Bengal. At that time, ISRO, accidents are caused by the outbreak of the rotor and the turbine due to excessive pressure and thermal stress.
Yashpal, an Indian scientist was disappointed with the failure. But, he said, other countries also experienced the same thing. "I hope this latest failure," he said.
India plans manned aircraft's first flight into space in 2016.
In 2008 India launched a satellite to the moon, but since last year the plane was abandoned after scientists lost communication and control of the satellite.
India is the fifth country after the United States, Russia, China and France are preparing to enter the commercial satellite launch market.
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