GSLV vs Long March 4B

Indirect Fire · 10-31-2007, 18:34 PM

Since we don't yet have a Space Topics forum, I decided to post here.
I just saw an article on space.com about how China was going to build the new Long March 5 series of rockets. Thinking about it, I decided to do a comparison between Chinese and Indian rockets.

Well, since I couldn't find much, I was hoping that you'll could bring something to the table with you'll about which is better: The GSLV or the Long March 4B.

For those who don't have a spaceflight background, the GSLV is operated by India, and the Long March 4B is operated by China.

Blademaster · 11-01-2007, 00:18 AM

Who cares as long as each rocket does their job?

667medic · 11-01-2007, 01:24 AM

no dickk measurements please......

SCobra · 11-12-2007, 03:34 AM

Yes , both do the same job, ISRO (India) is coming with GSLV Mk - III taking off on 2008 , somewhat the design is like Ariane (please rectify my spelling mistake if any).However please provide any information regarding the measurements and other details of the two rockets.

Feanor · 11-12-2007, 09:19 AM

Soyuz beats em all.

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GSLV	1	50.00%
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Indirect Fire Contributor Join Date: 12-01-06 Location: Colleyville - Grapevine, US Posts: 314 Country:	GSLV vs Long March 4B Since we don't yet have a Space Topics forum, I decided to post here. I just saw an article on space.com about how China was going to build the new Long March 5 series of rockets. Thinking about it, I decided to do a comparison between Chinese and Indian rockets. Well, since I couldn't find much, I was hoping that you'll could bring something to the table with you'll about which is better: The GSLV or the Long March 4B. For those who don't have a spaceflight background, the GSLV is operated by India, and the Long March 4B is operated by China. __________________ I have no idea what I'm doing. Honestly!

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SCobra Regular Join Date: 11-12-07 Posts: 29	Yes , both do the same job, ISRO (India) is coming with GSLV Mk - III taking off on 2008 , somewhat the design is like Ariane (please rectify my spelling mistake if any).However please provide any information regarding the measurements and other details of the two rockets. Last edited by SCobra : 11-12-2007 at 03:38 AM.

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