Darkness rose to ISRO Mission Control Center spaceport is here today as India's goal of increasing communications services for GSLV-F06 carrying GSAT-5P was an unexpected end.
This is the second consecutive defeat of the geostationary Launch Vehicle GSLV-D3 mission to its own cryogenic engine in India after the first had ended unsuccessfully in April this year.
A few minutes after the start of the second spot at the Satish Dhawan Space Center, was GSLV F06 of the explosion left a trail of red and orange flames.
A sad silence enveloped the control tower of the Mission in the country top most scientists, including President ISRO K. Radhakrishnan, were glued to the monitors.
What did the researchers found that the rocket attacks gave way to silence the murmurs of disappointment.
This is the second consecutive defeat of the geostationary Launch Vehicle GSLV-D3 mission to its own cryogenic engine in India after the first had ended unsuccessfully in April this year.
A few minutes after the start of the second spot at the Satish Dhawan Space Center, was GSLV F06 of the explosion left a trail of red and orange flames.
A sad silence enveloped the control tower of the Mission in the country top most scientists, including President ISRO K. Radhakrishnan, were glued to the monitors.
What did the researchers found that the rocket attacks gave way to silence the murmurs of disappointment.
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