Gaganyan Mission Eye: The experiments of Shubhanshu Shukla on ISS will help in the manned mission of ISRO; Explained Bharat News

New Delhi: India’s second human spaceflight contestant, Shubanshu Shukla, along with representatives from Hungary and Poland, joined the Axiaom Mission, and now, within a few hours, they will leave for 14-day suicide to the International Space Station from the Canedi Space Center in Florida on Wednesday.India’s Space Program is entering a new phase with a national initiative to target the mission of a crew by 2027. Success will position India as the fourth nation to independently send humans into space, after the Soviet Union (later Russia), the United States and China.Shukla’s experience on AXIOM Mission 4 will be used very well on ISRO’s Gaganan Space Flight Mission that is planned for 2027.The country has demonstrated its space capabilities through successful undertakings, including a Mars orbiter mission and a lunar landing near the south pole of the moon.The human spacecraft represents India’s next ambitious goal. Despite the delay, the Gaganan program estimates its initial unkred test flight this year. India’s Space Agency confirmed last year that four astronauts were preparing for the mission of the inauguration crew, the New York Times reported.Captain Shukla expressed his praise in a self -proclaimed video for Rakesh Sharma, who traveled in space in 1984 in a Soviet spacecraft. Group Captain Shukla will pilot a team, including Tibor Kapu from Poland and Hungary, including Slavoz Uznansky-Viznivski, Slavos Uznanski-Viznivski.Group captain Shukla said, “The team with which I am flying with this mission is fantastic. I think, I know, I have an extraordinary crew. I will have a crew member for this one flight, but post this mission, they are going to be my friends for life,” Group captain Shukla said, Annie said, Annie said, Anni said, Anni said, Anni said.Shukla’s mission is going to inspire an entire generation of young people, just as Rakesh Sharma’s mission had done all those years.“This has been a wonderful journey. These are the moments that really tell you that you are becoming a part of something that is bigger than yourself. I can only say how lucky I am to be a part of it. It is my honest effort through my mission to inspire the entire generation house in the country. I want to use this opportunity to ignite curiosity among children. Even if this story is capable of changing the story, my story, a life, it would be a big success for me, “said the group’s captain Shukla.India’s Space Department highlighted that Captain Shukla’s self-proclaimed mission “underlines India’s growing engagement with public-private partnership in space,” showing that it is a resolve to emerge as a serious contender in human space exploration. ,