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  • India once again created history in space, ISRO successfully launched the first test flight of Gaganyaan.

    Mission Gaganyaan

    Now India is also taking steps towards revealing the infinite mysteries of the endless space. In this series, today i.e. on Saturday, ISRO has created history by successfully launching the first test flight of the indigenous Gaganyaan.

    Mission Gaganyaan

    This is the first successful test of the new India to send humans into space. The success of the mission has also made it clear that in the coming time, with the help of indigenous technology, Indians will compete with other countries of the world in space.

    Mission Gaganyaan

    Earlier, the test vehicle flying with payload related to the ambitious Gaganyaan human space flight program was successfully launched yesterday i.e. on Saturday. The rocket launch was initially scheduled for 8 am on Saturday, but it was later postponed twice for a total of 45 minutes. ISRO chief S Somnath later said that the launch could not go as per schedule due to some anomaly. He said that the engine of the TV-D1 rocket could not be started as per the prescribed procedure.

    Mission Gaganyaan

    ISRO scientists successfully launched the rocket amid a two-hour delay and panic after the TV-D1 engine failed to fire as scheduled initially. As soon as the spacecraft achieved the goal of crew module and crew escape separation, the scientists sitting with bated breath at the Mission Control Center in Sriharikota welcomed them with applause. ISRO announced that the TV-D1 mission was a complete success. As per the plan, the payloads were later safely dropped into the sea.

    Mission Gaganyaan

    ISRO took a step forward in its ambitious program Gaganyaan to send humans into space through this launch of a single-stage liquid propellant rocket. ISRO aims to send humans into space in a 400 km low Earth orbit for the three-day Gaganyaan mission and bring them back safely to Earth. ISRO had said on Friday that the success of this test flight will lay the groundwork for the remaining tests and unmanned missions, which will mark the beginning of the first Gaganyaan programme.

    Mission Gaganyaan

    Let us tell you, ISRO is moving forward in the direction of its ambitious program Gaganyaan to send humans into space through this launch of a single-stage liquid propellant rocket. During this time, tests will be conducted to ensure the safety of astronauts through the first Ku module. ISRO aims to send humans into space in a 400 km low Earth orbit for the three-day Gaganyaan mission and bring them back safely to Earth.

    Mission Gaganyaan

    The crew module is the payload in the rocket, and it is a habitable space for astronauts in space with an Earth-like environment. It consists of a pressurized metallic internal structure and an unpressurized ‘external structure’ with thermal protection systems.

    Mission Gaganyaan

    The design of Gaganyaan’s crew module is completely modern. Many types of special facilities have been installed in it. Like navigation system, food heater, food storage, health system. These have been made for the convenience of astronauts.

    Mission Gaganyaan

    ISRO will send astronauts into space 400 kilometers away from the earth under its mission Gaganyaan. During this period, astronauts will revolve around the Earth’s orbit for three days. After this, these astronauts will be landed safely on Earth.

  • Successful testing of the first phase of Gaganyaan mission, ISRO Chief told why the launch was delayed

    ISRO has successfully conducted the flight test of the first phase of its ambitious mission Gaganyaan (Mission Gaganyan First Trial Successful). The crew module of Gaganyaan was launched from Sriharikota in Andhra Pradesh. The trial was initially scheduled to take place at 8.45 am but due to a computer glitch, it was stopped shortly before the launch. ISRO has created history by resolving the technical glitch in just half an hour. ISRO Chief expressed happiness after the successful launch of Gaganyaan Mission. Earlier the flight was stopped due to technical glitch. However, the problem was rectified in just half an hour.

    This is how Gaganyaan mission landed in the Bay of Bengal

    After taking off from Sriharikota, Gaganyaan landed in the Bay of Bengal. After take off, first the test vehicle took the crew module and crew escape system into the sky and then took the crew module and crew escape system 17 km with a speed of 594 km. Separated at a height of. After this, two and a half km from water. Its landing took place in the Bay of Bengal with the opening of the module’s main parachute at an altitude of Now the recovery of the crew module and escape system will take place from here. The purpose of this ISRO test is to prepare the Gaganyaan mission for 2025, so that it can be found out how the astronauts will be evacuated safely if any disturbance occurs during the Gaganyaan mission.

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    ISRO Chief expressed happiness and congratulated the scientists

    ISRO Chief S Somnath said, “I am very happy to announce the success of Gaganyaan TV-D1 mission.” He said that we have created history again. He congratulated all the scientists for the success of the first phase of this mission.

    Fixed mission glitch in just half an hour

    After the computer glitch was rectified, ISRO had tweeted saying that the reason for stopping the TV-D1 launch of Gaganyaan has been identified and rectified. Now the launch will take place at 10 am. Earlier, as soon as the launch was put on hold, ISRO Chief S Somnath had said, ‘The lift-off attempt could not be made today. The first testing of the mission was to take place at 8 am today but due to bad weather, its time was changed to 8:45. Was. The engine could not ignite properly. Now it is being ascertained what went wrong. He said that the vehicle fitted with the rocket is safe. Now it needs to be seen what happened. He said that we will come back soon. Launch from the computer has been stopped. We will fix whatever is wrong and schedule the launch soon. After which the problem was rectified within half an hour and the first phase of the mission was launched.

    Also read-What is Mission Gaganyaan? Why is it so special for India?

  • Mission Gaganyaan: After Moon-Sun, now Mission Gaganyaan, India ready to create history once again in space

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    Indian Space Research Organization (ISRO) will launch India’s first manned space mission Gaganyaan between 7 am and 9 am on October 21. This information has been given by ISRO in a tweet. ISRO has said that the Test Vehicle Development Flight (TV-D1) of the Gaganyaan mission will be launched in the morning on October 21. TV-D1 will be launched from the Satish Dhawan Space Center in Sriharikota, Andhra Pradesh.

    Mission Gaganyaan

    Indian Space Research Organization Chairman S Somnath had earlier said on Saturday that after the first TV-D1 test flight on October 21, the space agency will also carry out three more test flight missions of the ambitious Gaganyaan programme. He had said that in the Gaganyaan mission, human crew would be sent into space and they would be landed safely in the Indian Ocean. Three more test missions are D2, D3, D4.

    Mission Gaganyaan

    ISRO Chairman S Somnath had said at an event on Sunday that apart from its first manned space flight programme, ISRO is ready to carry out several exploration missions including Mars, Venus and Moon. While talking to the media, he had said that ISRO has also prepared a plan to launch a campaign to study the climate and weather conditions of the Earth. He also said that ISRO is also working on regular scientific missions including communication and remote sensing satellites.

    Mission Gaganyaan

    While explaining in detail about the upcoming missions, ISRO Chairman said that we have exploration missions. We plan to visit Mars, Venus as well as the Moon. We also have programs to assess Earth’s climate and weather. He emphasized that ISRO scientists will focus on routine missions like launching satellites for communication and remote sensing.

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    When asked whether scientists were able to get any feedback from Chandrayaan-3’s Vikram lander, he said that Vikram has done its job very well. It was programmed to perform its functions during the lunar day (equivalent to 14 Earth days).

    Mission Gaganyaan

    Chandrayaan-3 successfully made a soft landing on the lunar surface on August 23. On ISRO’s first mission to study the Sun, Somnath said Aditya L-1 is absolutely fine and is on a 110-day long journey to the Lagrange point L1 and is expected to reach its target by mid-January. .