Maven & Mangalyan both sent Mars for deep study about Plannet

Chennai , Nov 19 : The Indian Space Research Organization ISRO both for the study of the planet Mars , the U.S. space agency NASA potipotiga advancing research . More recently, in the wake of the launch of India's most prestigious mangalyan angarakudipaiki spacecraft
, NASA on Tuesday sent out by the enormous robotic spacecraft successfully Atlas rocket . In this regard it mangalyan Maven spacecraft at the same time next year, the month of September , with a chance to reach the orbit of the planet Mars , India , America, has been awarded a research priority . Okenelalo the two satellites of Mars samipistunnanduna both research institutions, making it possible to deal with a more co-ordinated . The two spacecraft will be dealing with anukunnattuga arunagrahanni samipiste coordinated with each other , but both countries are said to be paving the way for research institutions .
The main goal of the gravitational energy of the planet Mars Orbiter was launched in India mangalayan observing , however, the changes in the environment of the planet NASA Orbiter mission is sodhincadamenani . Maven spacecraft, India 's experiment compared the cinnadenani , ultra-low prayatnamenani ISRO sources said . At a cost of 771 million dollars for the entire experiment , the broad NASA talapettindani , 450 crore in India to take up mission rupayalatone ISRO sources said. Maventopatu angarakudipaiki sent eight science and technology research equipment . Five mangalayanlo equipment pampincinattu said . The second experiment was planned for the NASA Mars Orbiter Maven . Changes in the environment of the planet's surface karanamemito telasukovadame The main goal of this research . As of December 1 mangalayan already developed the five stages of the geostationary orbit beyond Mars is set to dusukupoyenduku . It was ten months to reach the planet Mars will be prayanincalsi . On September 4, the planet's orbit next year, is expected to join mangalayan . Around the same time, the U.S. Space Shuttle, NASA's Mars samipincavaccani sources said.