Isro Says, Nasa Astronaut Sunita Williams Situation is a Lesson for Gaganyaan Mission

The Indian Space Research Organization (ISRO) has said that the challenges facing the Astronaut Sunita Williams of the US Space Agency NASA will be a significant learning for the country’s Gaganyaan mission. Space has stuck for more than two months of Williams and another astronaut butch wilmore. The Boeing’s Starliner is finding it difficult to make anodting from the International Space Station (ISS). Because of this, these astronauts are not able to return to the earth. The head of ISRO, S Somanath said in a media interview that this situation is a significant learning for the Gaganyaan Mission. The first Test flight of this human rated rocket may be at the end of this year. Somnath told that by understanding the challenges facing NASA ISRO Will help in preparing for your mission. The goal of the Gaganyaan Mission is to ensure that it prepares to deal with various emergency situations of spacecrafts and procedure.

However, Somnath said that the status of Williams in the media is being stated to be stuck in space, while it is a case of increasing their presence in the interpretation rather than incapable in return. Due to the problem in Starliner, NASA sought assistance from Spacex but the challenge has increased due to lack of compatibility between Boeing’s spacesuit and Spacex’s dragon spacecraft. Experienced Astronauts, Williams have faced a position to increase the stay in space missions earlier. Because of this, they have experience to deal with such a situation.

Preparation for unexpected technical problems is necessary for the Gaganyaan Mission. This mission has been designed in such a way that it will be able to achieve success only in the first attempt. ISRO is taking a lot of caution about its preparation. In the Gaganyaan Mission, a three -member crew will be sent to an orbit of 400 km for three days and after that they will be brought to safe earth. ISRO has enhanced testing and demonteration for this. Last year, ISRO completed the Chandrayaan-3 mission successfully. The country has increased expertise in space -related campaigns.