India postpones its first manned space mission Gaganyaan to 2026, Isro Focuses on Safety and Astronaut Training

The country’s first Astronaut Mission Gaganyaan has been postponed till 2026. This mission was to be launched next year. The head of the Indian Space Research Organization (ISRO), S Somanath has informed about postponing the Gaganyaan Mission for one year. He informed that several test flights without crew will be flights before the country’s Astronaut mission in space. Recently for the preparation of Gaganyaan Mission due to some tremors of the aerospace industry ISRO Taking full vigilance. After the launch of this mission, India will become the fourth country to send astronauts in space after the US, Russia and China. The detailed training proceduate of ISRO and adding fourth flight with an unscrupulous crew is also included in the reasons for avoiding this mission. In the Gaganyaan mission, one or two astronauts will be transported to a low meaning orbit about 400 kilometers above the earth.

Return from American Space Agency NASA’s Astronauts Sunita williams and butch Wilmore’s International Space Station (ISS) has been deferred till February next year due to a technical problem in Boeing’s Starliner Spacekraft. In June this year, the veiliums and his fellow Astronaut Wilmore arrived on ISS only on an eight -day mission. However, their return has to be postponed due to technical problems in Styeler. ISRO has also learned from this matter. ISRO has done several tests to increase the security of the Gaganyaan Mission. These include assessment of mechanisms and recovery systems to get out in emergency conditions. Crew training for Gaganyaan Mission is running abroad as well as abroad. Indian Air Force Test Pilot Shubhanshu Shukla is included in Astronauts taking training for this mission.

The G1 flight can be held as part of the preparation of the Gaganyaan Mission later this year. Humanoid robot Vyomitra will be sent to this flight. In this, flight re-entry, parachute use and controlled splashdown will be tested in the Bay of Bengal. After the G1, three more crucifies will complete the testing of Gaganyaan Mission with without crucifies.
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