Test 4 : Polity + Sci Flashcards
Name the Nanosatellites that India has launcehd
PSLV-C37 carried two such satellites known as INS-1A and INS-1B
PSLV-C40 launched INS-1C
Famous robotics country in the world
KUKA - A German Company
India’s first interplanetary mission
Mangalyaan
4th Nation in the World
1st Nation in Asia
Short Note on VIKRAM-S
India’s first private sector rocket system launched from Sriharikota
It is a single stage sold fueled sub orbital rocket developed over two years by incorporating advanced technologies including carbon composite structures and 3D-printed components.
Short Note on AstroSat
India’s first dedicated space astronomy observatory
Short Note on Garuda
It is a robot developed by Centre for Artificial Intelligence and Robotics. Currently being used by HAL for aircraft making.
Short Note on LVM3
It was previously referred to as the Geosynchronous Satellite Launch Vehicle Mark III.
It is a three stage medium lift launch vehicle developed by the ISRO
Primarily designed to launch communication satellites into geostationary orbit.
It has a higher payload capacity that its predecessor GSLV Mk II
Short Note on Living Robots
Living robots were created by Tufts University researchers using frog stem cells. They are known as Xenobots.
These are a class of programmable organism made from frog cells, can self replicate and have ability to repair themselves.
Short Note on Captain Arjun
Captain Arjun was launched by the Central Railways.
In order to increase screening and surveillance at the railway stations.
Short note on Outer Space Treaty 1967
It provides basic framework on international space law
- Outer space must be used for peaceful application and for welfare of mankind only. All countries are free to explore outer space.
- No country can claim any part of the outer space or celestial body.
- Astronauts in outer space represent entire humanity.
- No country will place any nuclear weapon in any part of outer space.
Short not on PSLV
Polar Satellite Launch Vehicle is Indias first functional launch vehicle.
SLV was launched first in 1980
SLV has the ability to launch payloads in the 40 kg class into LEO
Short note on ASLV
Augmented Satellite Launch Vehicle
ASLV could carry a payload weighing up to 150kg into an orbit with a 47 degree inclination and upto a distance of 400km.
A five-stage vehicle, in which all five stages are solid fuel. The core stage ignited after the boosters burned out, acting as a first stage consisting of two strap on boosters.
Short Note on Nuclear Command Authority
The NCA of India is that authority responsible for command, control and operational decisions regarding India’s nuclear weapon programme. The Nuclear Command Authority comprises a Political and Executive Council.
Short note on G7
Group of 7 is an intergovernmental political forum consisting of Canada, US, UK, France, Germany, Italy, Japan and the EU.
It has no permanent secretariate.
Alagh Committee is related to
Poverty Estimation