Zetas Say India’s MOM Spacecraft Reached Mars For 90% Less Than Nasa’s Cost, And Will Find Proof Of Life And Annunaki
According to the Zetas below… it will be interesting to see what India photographs on the Martian landscape…. further proof of life and the Annunaki!!
Mars is already quite busy…
IITM
Zetatalk:
The news of today is that India has just successfully reached Mars (the first country to successfully do so on its first attempt). Question for the Zetas: Since there hasn’t been so far an intervention by the COW, can we expect the Indian space agency to be more open to what they would soon discover on Mars, and possibly disclose some evidence of alien life? [and from another]http://www.bbc.com/news/world-asia-india-29357438 India’s space agency has released its first picture of Mars, taken by its satellite which entered orbit around the Red Planet. It is the first time a maiden voyage to Mars has entered orbit successfully and it is the cheapest. Nasa’s latest Maven mission cost almost 10 times as much. India’s 1,350kg (2,970lb) robotic spacecraft, which undertook a 10-month-long 200-million-km journey, is equipped with five instruments. They include a thermal imaging spectrometer to map the surface and mineral wealth of the planet, and a sensor to track methane – a possible sign of life – and other components of the atmosphere. India has become the fourth nation or geo-bloc to put a satellite into orbit around Mars, and the first from Asia. Only the US, Russia and Europe have previously sent missions to Mars. [and from another] http://www.aljazeera.com/news/asia/2014/09/india-triumphs-with-first-mission-mars-201492424235943945.html The success of the Mars orbiter mission, lauded for its low $74m cost, has placed India in an elite club of Martian explorers with the US, the European Space Agency and the former Soviet Union. India has said the spacecraft, called Mangalyaan in Hindi, was chiefly meant to showcase the country’s ability to design, plan, manage and operate a deep-space mission. India has already conducted dozens of successful satellite launches, including sending up the Chandrayaan-1 lunar orbiter, which discovered key evidence of water on the Moon in 2008. Five solar-powered instruments will help determine how Martian weather systems work and what happened to the water that is believed to have once existed on Mars in large quantities. The probe will also search for methane, a key chemical in life processes on Earth that could also come from geological processes.
Was India assisted to get to Mars on what is being hailed as an extremely cheap and highly successful voyage? They were certainly not hindered. At 10% what such a voyage costs NASA, and with high grade images of Mars being delivered, India has suddenly become the place to go when wanting to hire help for such missions. This is frankly stated as the goal of their endeavors, to be viewed as employable. Where the Council of Worlds did not assist this mission, beyond ensuring that no unexpected blocks were encountered, they do expect that the images will propel the Awakening further. Signs of life, signs of water, signs of the former Annunaki, and perhaps other intelligent life too. Should India try to transport humans to Mars, where the elite hope to escape during the trauma of the Pole Shift, their missions would be disrupted.
http://www.zetatalk.com/ning/27sp2014.htm
TIME – 1 hour ago
Mars photographed by the ISRO Mars Orbiter Mission (MOM) spacecraft on Sept. 30, 2014. ISRO—AFP/Getty Images. India’s Mars Orbiter Mission (MOM), which began orbiting the Red Planet on Sept. 23, has already sent back a stunning new portrait of Mars.
Discovery News – Sep 30, 2014
Interestingly, the plain, Meridiani Planum, is dead-center of the shot — the location where Mars rover Opportunity landed in 2004 and continues to explore to this day. Also, near the top of the image, the greyish clouds are a sign of a dust storm brewing in the …
Space.com – 6 hours ago
NASA and the Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) will investigate ways to collaborate on future missions to Mars, officials said Tuesday (Sept. 30). The announcement comes just one week after India put its first-ever Mars probe in orbit around the …
Space.com – Sep 29, 2014
India’s first spacecraft to visit Mars has beamed home its greatest photo of the Red Planet yet, a view that reveals the planet from pole to pole. The new photo of Mars from India’sMangalyaan probe was unveiled today (Sept. 29) by the Indian Space Research …
NBCNews.com – Sep 29, 2014
Less than a week after its arrival in Martian orbit, India’s Mars Orbiter Mission spacecraft has captured a beautiful full-disk portrait of the Red Planet — marked by a dust storm as well as a pattern of light and dark that reminds some Indians of their home country …
RT – Sep 29, 2014
In this handout photograph released by the Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) on September 25, 2014, the surface of Mars is seen from a height of 7300m in the first image taken by the ISRO Mars Orbiter Mission (MOM) spacecraft.(AFP Photo …
blogs.hbr.org (blog) – 3 hours ago
The success of the Indian Space Research Organization (ISRO) in placing the Mangalyaan satellite into orbit around Mars last week has three important lessons for companies about winning in emerging markets: big ambitions are critical, constraints can be …
Universe Today – 13 hours ago
28, barely four days after her historic arrival on Sept. 23/24 following the successful Mars Orbital Insertion (MOI) braking maneuver. The MOM orbiter was designed and developed by theIndian Space Research Organization (ISRO), India’s space agency, …
MSN News – 9 hours ago
The United States and India, fresh from sending their own respective spacecraft into Mars‘ orbit earlier this month, on Tuesday agreed to cooperate on future exploration of the Red Planet. Two deals were signed during a meeting in Toronto, Canada, between …
Benzinga – Sep 30, 2014
Mars on a budget. That is one way to describe the recent success achieved by India’s space program. The Mangalyaan spacecraft just completed a 10-month journey to Mars for a mere $72 million. That figure, less than the amount spent on the 2013 movie …
RT (blog) – 20 hours ago
China’s positive reaction on the success of India’s Mars Orbiter Mission is a very mature move which proves the skeptics of India-China bonhomie wrong. Beijing’s reaction shows that far from sulking over India’s prowess in space, as many Western voices had …
Spaceflight Now – 13 hours ago
TORONTO — Officials working on India’s Mars orbiter project are finalizing plans for a six-month science campaign after the spacecraft arrived in orbit last week, an achievement that has already satisfied the mission’s primary objectives, the head of India’s …
Wall Street Journal (blog) – 5 hours ago
On Tuesday, the National Aeronautics and Space Administration signed an agreement to work with the Indian Space Research Organisation during future explorations ofMars. They also agreed to join forces in observations and scientific analysis from their …
Nature World News – 1 hour ago
India’s space agency may have flown solo for its first Mars Orbiter Mission (MOM), but it won’t have to for future projects. A mere six days after the Indian spacecraft Mangalyaan successfully inserted itself into Martian orbit, NASA has signed documents …
EarthSky – 6 hours ago
Both NASA and India’s space agency – called the Indian Space Research Organization (ISRO) – placed spacecraft in orbit around Mars during this past month. NASA’s MarsAtmosphere and Volatile EvolutioN (MAVEN) spacecraft arrived at Mars September …
Times of India – Sep 29, 2014
“Regional dust storm activities over northern hemisphere of Mars — captured by Mars Color Camera on board Mars Orbiter Mission (MOM)”, Bangalore-headquarteredIndian Space Research Organization (Isro) said on its official Facebook page with a picture …
Los Angeles Times – 18 hours ago
Hello Mars! You’re looking lovely this week! The Indian Space Research Organization, or ISRO, has released a handful of images of Mars taken by its Mars Orbiter Mission, or MOM, in the last few days, and while they are all beautiful, this one showing the orb …
Hindustan Times – Sep 29, 2014
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