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[Zafer]

I don't think TUA can overtake ISRO in the next two decades, if ever.

What is the reason why you think so, they have cheaper human capital costs or what?

 

[Afif]

bigger budget, man power and experience.

 

[Rodeo]

What is the reason why you think so, they have cheaper human capital costs or what?

You need to read more about their achievements. Seeing them as a rival is ridiculous. We should have our own pace and rockets tailored for our needs. Talking about human spaceflight at this stage will only discredit our work.

 

[Zafer]

bigger budget, man power and experience.

You can build it up, when there is a will there is a way.

 

[Agha Sher]

I don't think TUA can overtake ISRO in the next two decades, if ever.

Not TUA, but whatever that might come out of an intense collaboration between Turkiye, Azerbaijan, Qatar, KSA, Malaysia and Indonesia.

Such an alliance would in a decade do marvelous things.

ISRO is working at a very slow pace. Their main pride is that they are doing things with small a budget

 

[Bogeyman]

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1596074094587703296

TUA - LEO Communication Satellite Systems within the Scope of Non-Terrestrial Networks has published the Report

 

[Zafer]

I know quite a bit about their achievements.

If we can find some oil and gas anytime soon Türkiye can even catch up with India in a decade with our own resources.

 

[Rodeo]

I know quite a bit about their achievements.

If we can find some oil and gas anytime soon Türkiye can even catch up with India in a decade with our own resources.

Money is not the problem. Even if you had two decades and a one trillion dollars budget, you couldn't land an astronaut to the moon by your own means. Developing the necessary technologies cannot be compressed into a decade, no matter how much money you throw at it. It's like Greece claiming they will develop a 6th gen fighter because of some money they inherited. They couldn't do it because they don't have the infrastructure, knowledge, experience.

This is not a subject of discussion for this decade. At first, we should reach the orbit. Talking about outer-space colonization is not very realistic, to say the least.

 

[Zafer]

Money is not the problem. Even if you had two decades and a one trillion dollars budget, you couldn't land an astronaut to the moon by your own means. Developing the necessary technologies cannot be compressed into a decade, no matter how much money you have. It's like Greece claiming they will develop a 6th gen fighter because of some money they inherited. They couldn't do it because they don't have the infrastructure, knowledge, experience.

This is not a subject of discussion for this decade. At first, we should reach the orbit. Talking about outer-space colonization is not very realistic, to say the least.

Look how SpaceX is compressing time, it only depends on how much you try.

 

[Agha Sher]

Look how SpaceX is compressing time, it only depends on how much you try.

Exactly, these people insist that space is hard.

SpaceX and RocketLab has made a fool out of all these so-called space agencies consuming billions a year without delivering results.

Baykar likewise, has made a fool out of old traditional defense companies by rapidly innovating and rapidly reiterating. Baykar is entering the space industry and they are working on some shocking projects already - expect Turkey to be ahead of india in 10 years.

 

[fire starter]

Look how SpaceX is compressing time, it only depends on how much you try.

They got hand holding from nasa plus they also took advantage of their country strong foundation in space technologies.

 

[what]

Easier to successfully start a space company with billions in the pocket from the taxpayer, existing infrastructure and NASA engineers. Step by step, no rush.

 

[Zafer]

They got hand holding from nasa plus they also took advantage of their country strong foundation in space technologies.

We are buying knowhow.

 

[TheInsider]

We shouldn't focus on manned spaceflight. We should concentrate on sending our own satellites to various orbits with our own launcher solutions starting from LEO orbit with up to 250kg mini-satellites(similar to Starlink sats) if we can send several of them (2-6) at the same time to LEO orbit this will be a huge win. Later we should build on that and send big sats(1000-1500kg) to GEO.

 

[Anmdt]

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1596074094587703296

TUA - LEO Communication Satellite Systems within the Scope of Non-Terrestrial Networks has published the Report

LEO communications are future of the war. Who thinks Baykar will sink multi-billions onto a space-tug. I won't even be surprised, at this pace, if they release first Starlink enabled UAV for Ukraine.

 

[Zafer]

Manned flight is a hard job so it will only happen once we can launch around 10 tons of load to Low Orbit where space stations live. Perhaps a crew vehicle that will spend a week or two in orbit and glide back down can be made then.

 

[Nilgiri]

Easier to successfully start a space company with billions in the pocket from the taxpayer, existing infrastructure and NASA engineers. Step by step, no rush.

+1 .

Fun to read some of the replies on this thread though lol.

 

[Pilatino]

+1 .

Fun to read some of the replies on this thread though lol.

All we need is time bruh

 

[Hepdert]

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1600134403543506945

 

[Fuzuli NL]

Moon mission vessel