Indian First Manned Space Mission Gaganyaan Initial Pics released by isro

Photos of the country’s first Human Space Mission Gaganyaan Spacecraft have been revealed. This mission is to be launched in December next year. The Indian Space Research Organization (ISRO) has stated that unmanned flight tests will be started soon for this mission. Recently ISRO successfully completed Chandrayaan-3. ISRO tweeted, “Unmanned flight tests will be launched for Gaganyaan Mission. Preparation is being made for the flight test vehicle abort mission-1 showing the performance of the crew escape system.” Gaganyaan A circular orbit, about 400 km from the project from the project, will showcase India’s capacity to take a crew of two to three members for one to three days and bring it back to safe earth. Gaganyaan will land at a fixed location in the Indian maritime border. ISRO said that the success of this Test flight would lead to the rest of the qualification tests and unmanned missions.

Preparations for the first development flight test vehicle (TV-D1) for the first crew module of this mission are in the final stages. ISRO said, “Test vehicle is a single stage liquid rocket that has been developed for this aborte mission. The payload is with the crew module (CM) and the crew escape system (CES) with its fast -working motors. Also the CMF) and the interface are adapters.” After integration, ISRO of crew module was done electrical testing at the laboratory in Bengaluru.

ISRO decided not to make a hurry in the Gaganyaan project. This mission has been designed in such a way that it will be able to achieve success only in the first attempt. For this, testing and demons have been increased. ISRO director S. Somanath had reported that Gaganyaan was to be launched two years ago but has delayed due to Corona. He had said, “Our thinking is different now. We do not want to make hurry. We have decided. The main objective of this Human Space Flight is a completely fixed safe mission.” In the last few years, the country has increased expertise in space -related campaigns.