Spadex mission isro trial for historic space docking satellites close in Till 3 metres

ISRO has once again achieved some success in an attempt to do the act in the world of inter -script. The company tried to do two satellites docking under the Space Docking Program. In which two Indian satellites came close to 3 meters of each other! After getting so close, now both of them are going away from each other. The Indian Space Agency has given their information. In fact, this program of ISRO’s satellite docking was done with the target of bringing both satellites closer from 15 meters to 3 meters. ISRO managed to take the satellite closer to 3 meters. Both are now being sent closer and sent at a safe distance. This was part of the Space Docking Experiment (Spadex) mission. ISRO reported that the attempt to bring both satellites up to 3 meters was successful. Now after data analysis, docking will be tried again. This was ISRO’s third attempt. Even before this, the docking process has been postponed twice.

On Sunday morning at 5:17 am ISRO posted on X, “We can clearly see each other at a distance of 15 meters. We are just 50 feet away to join hands.” At 6:19 am ISRO said that the two satellites are 15 meters from each other. They have taken each other’s photos and videos. At 7:06 am, ISRO posted on X and told that both satellites were brought to 15 meters and then close to 3 meters.

The SPADEX mission was successfully launched by ISRO on 30 December. The goal of the mission is the performance of docking in space using a small spacecraft. For this, the PSLV C60 rocket was launched from the Satish Dhawan Space Center of Sriharikota. This rocket took two satellites of 220kg with it. ISRO states that the SPADEX mission shows a low -cost technology for docking in space. This is a very important technique for India’s future space missions. It is going to play an important role in the search on the moon and the development of the Indian Space Station (BAS). On being successful in the mission, India will become the fourth country in the world with space docking capacity.

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