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With modular ‘unboxxed’ assembly, one of the interesting bi-products is the pressure on each module owner to get their module to rate, yield, and to not get kicked out of final assembly for non-conformance … No one wants to be the tallest tent pole! (Somebody always is)

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🚨 Gaganyaan IADT-02 Completed!! ISRO has successfully conducted the 2nd Integrated Air-Drop Test (IADT) of Gaganyaan on today morning after the first one in August 2025! 🔥 The aim of this test was to validate the parachutes and other recovery systems on board Gaganyaan that are necessary for safely landing the Crew Module on Earth upon its return from orbit. In this test, the Crew Module, weighing in at 5.7 tons, was lifted by a Chinook aircraft and dropped from an altitude of 3 km over the Bay of Bengal near the Sriharikota coast. The Crew Module subsequently slowed itself down autonomously using a series of drogue and main parachutes, followed by a soft splashdown in the sea.

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149,964 views • 5 months ago

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13,633 views • 3 years ago

An update to EEVEE course 1.01: What's new? * The English subtitles are now all uploaded - apologies for the delay; so the subtitles are there separately and as well as embedded into the mp4 videos themselves - where they can be toggled on or off in e.g. VLC. * Light Probes module: The Chocofur archinterior room was added to the project files, exclusively for those who are enrolled in the course - with permission of Lechu Sokolowski 's Lech. Feel free to download it and practice. #b3d

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