Hopefully, Bangladesh government will not be a haul of people like Bangabandhu-1 of Bangladesh Teletalk Mobile and Doel Laptop Project.
Bangabandhu-1
satellite should not be adapted like a laptop like Teletalk mobile or Doyle (some people do some kayya).
source-theindependentbd.com
Seeing the public leaders and workers' optimism about the artificial communication satellite called Bangabandhu-1, I was surprised to see that the house is like a cow, who is afraid to see the cloud in Sirindura.
HP brands in Italy in 2008 bought the first laptop of life; With $ 900 of his own scholarship. The laptop lasted just 1 year. In 2008, the Awami League government came to power and took the initiative to make a laptop in government initiative, hoping to buy the laptops in-house, I will buy it. One year before the Awami League government came to Doyle Laptop market, Karkash Kanti became confused. Holding the slogan chest of "Buying Desi Bazaar", I'm still looking forward to buying the Doel Laptop. I heard that Doyle was appointed as Project Advisor of Laptops, a civil engineer from London's exile. In the same way, during the last BNP government (2001-2006) when the Teletalk mobile company came to the market in the first place, do we remember to take people's strike against Teletalk sim? Teletalk's end result?
The government of Bangladesh bought an artificial communication satellite from French company Thales Alenia with about 2 billion crores of rupees.
Perceal transport company of Bangladesh, SA transport or foreign company DHL / FEDEX, in exchange for such money, transfers your goods from one place to another within the country or from one country to the other, an American company, Space-X, which is a type of company or company According to the demand of the satellite, the satellite converges to the height of space.
Artificial satellites are orbiting or moving around the Earth or in some specific periods of the Earth or in some specific periods of the Earth or in some other period. For example, some artificial satellites travel over the city every 24 hours you live in, such as Dhaka-Rangpur Passenger Coach Kochs travel every day.
According to the distance of artificial satellites from the Earth's surface, it is mainly divided into two parts. Low-Earth Orbitt (Leo) and Geosynchronous Orbitt (Geo) Leo satellites are again two types.
One type of Leo Satellite orbiting the Earth on the North and South Pole, another type of Leo satellite does not move on two poles. The polar orbiting satellites, which are transmitted on two poles, are known as polar orbiting satellites. Those that do not go through two poles are called non-polar orbiting satellites. At present, about 1300 liyo and 400 geo satellites rotate in orbit in the earth
Low-Earth Orbits or Leo artificial satellites revolve around the Earth from a surface some 500 kilometers to 700 kilometers high.
On the contrary, Geo artificial satellites rotate in geo-saturated satellites at the same pace that the Earth moves at orbit at approximately 36,000 kilometers above the Earth's surface. You can compare that the bus and a motorcycle at the same speed along the highway of the two-lanes of the newly launched highway on the Dhaka-Chittagong highway is moving towards Chittagong at the same speed. There is no traffic in the street; As a result, the bus and motorcycle will run at the same speed and reach Chittagong at the same time.
The artificial communication satellite that the Bangladesh government has bought from the French company is a Geosynchronous Orbit
or Geo Satellite. Bangladesh government named it Bangabandhu-1 The satellite will try to create commercially air satellites in space on May 10th, according to American Space Communications commercial company Space-X.
The surface of the state of Florida, leaving the surface of the state to replace about 36,000 kilometers above the Earth's surface. It takes about 8 days to reach the final destination after launch. In order to send an artificial communication satellite called Bangabandhu-1 in space, the Bangladesh government will have to shell out $ 70 million for the rocket fare or Rs 560 crore for Bangladeshi money.
According to the information given by the government, there are 40 transponders in the artificial communication satellite Bangabandhu-1. Of this, 20 Bangladesh will use another 20 transponders to be traded in exchange for money. Can you ask the transponder? Transponder is also an electronic device installed on an artificial satellite that can send the signal sent by the sender from the earth's surface and then magnify it and then send it to the signal receiver (transponder: a device for receiving a radio signal and automatic transmitting a different signal.). According to the government's information, buying an artificial satellite named Bangabandhu-1, It is estimated to cost around 3 billion crores of rupees without launching it and buying space in orbit.
The life of Bangabandhu-1 will be 15 years of age. However, due to various reasons artificial satellites can not fulfill the entire life-time laid down for various reasons, due to the end of the fuel before the scheduled time. I hope the artificial communication satellite Bangabandhu-1 will be operational for 15 years.
The government's decision-makers say that 20 transponders will earn millions of dollars in commercially rented rent. Those who have minimal ideas about artificial satellites are shocked to hear the claims of the government's decision-makers. Bangladesh's neighboring country, India itself is making an artificial satellite and uses it in its orbit with its own rocket. Since India itself makes the satellite and sets it in orbit, these artificial terraces cost less than Bangladesh.
It should be noted here that India has sent an artificial satellite to Mars, at least one percent of America's cost. In the last year, India has placed 104 artificial satellites in the orbit of the Earth together in one rocket. Through him, only one company has put together 88 artificial terrestrial planets in the Earth's orbit. Many public and private companies of India have artificial terraces that have been launched at a much lower cost. Now the question is Whether the 20-lined-up transponders of Bangladesh will be able to earn millions of dollars by commercially renting, can they sell their products in competitive market with Indian government and private companies? The same applies to Singapore companies as well. Can 20 transponders be traded commercially at a lower price than competitors competing with Singapore companies?
The Ethiopian government of Africa, like Bangladesh, also used to send an artificial satellite in its orbit to Earth orbit. The politicians of that country showed the people of their country by showing the High Court, the artificial satellite that was launched, the additional transponders would earn millions of dollars by commercially renting their needs.
In reality, one year's earnings of $ 1.5 million Let's think the two friends have joined the same business. Take a loan from a father for another 10 to 15% interest from the bank. If the person who started the business with the bribe assures you that selling my product with father's money will sell at a lower price than the person, it is difficult to believe it.
A small non-governmental university in Ghana, called Africa's continental continent, has spent just $ 50,000 on its own, and has built a cubic foot shaped artificial satellite known as Cubeset. Students of private BRAC University also have already sent it in orbit by making such a nano satellite. Thus, the artificial communication satellite called Bangabandhu-1 is not the first artificial satellite in Bangladesh, according to the government's demand.
Let's talk about another topic this time. Like Bangladesh, another country in Africa creates foreign companies in an orbit to create artificial satellite. At the same time, the condition of the company is that teachers of a university of that country must be attached to each level of the artificial satellite created and trained.
According to that condition, the foreign company created artificial satellite for the country and sent it into orbit. Later, the University of the continent of the African continent earned artificial geo-satellite qualification and is now developing commercially artificial terrain for meeting the needs of other countries for other countries.
The Economist published the news about the success of the country's artificial satellite, about two years ago. Bangladesh did the whole process of any engineer or science connected to the project to create artificial satellite
An artificial satellite has an operational life time of 5 to 15 years. From the Prime Minister, I have come to know that this artificial satellite is valid for 15 years. That means, again in the next 5 to 10 years, a company will have to make the construction of an artificial satellite. Again, the country's foreign currency of 3 to 5 thousand crore rupees will go to foreign companies.
But if political leaders of Bangladesh or policy makers like Bangladesh's political leader or policy makers were vision-oriented, then professors of BUET's mechanical and electrical departments could directly trace their project to create this artificial satellite. There was much more to write about this, but due to lack of time I ended up here today. On the other day there was a desire to write more details.
Best wishes for an artificial communication satellite called Bangabandhu-1. Hopefully, Bangladesh government will not be a haul of people like Bangabandhu-1 of Bangladesh Teletalk Mobile and Doel Laptop Project.