ISRO Complete the 1st Integrated Air Drop Test for Gaganyan Mission | See photos

Isro successfully performed its first integrated air drop test (IADT-01) on Sunday, which was an important milestone in preparing for India’s ambitious Gaganyan mission. According to the Indian Space Research Organization (ISRO), the successful hearing was a collaborative effort involving several defense and research organizations, including the Indian Air Force, Defense Research and Development Organization (DRDO), Indian Navy and Indian Coast Guard. In a post about X, Isro wrote: “Isro reaches the first integrated air drop test (IADT-01) successfully for the end-to-end demonstration of parachute-based delay system for gaganyan missions. This test is a joint effort by ISRO, Indian Air Force, Drdo, Indian Navy and Indian Coast Guard.” Earlier, the Union Minister of State for Science and Technology, Dr. Jitendra Singh said that the development and soil testing of the human assessment vehicle (HLVM3) for India’s first human space program, Gaganyaan, has already been completed. In a written reply in the Lok Sabha Wednesday, Singh said: “Orbital module: The drive systems for crew module and service module have been developed and tested. Gaganyaan -Control Center, Gaganyan Control Facility, Facility, Gaganyaan Control Center, Gaganyan Control Facility, Crew, Crew Facility, Gaganyan -Check Center, Gaganyan Control Facility, Crew Facility, Test vehicle developed for validation of CES and flights tested in TV-D1. C32-G phase and Ces Mot-Motors. said that the next logical step to initiate the developmental activities for a human habitat or a space station in a low earth rigidal lane after proof of the basic capabilities for human space activities under the Gaganyan program to start the developmental activities for a human habitat. (BAS) by 2035 and the Indian Moon landing by 2040. With the development of the development of India’s own space station, Singh said the plans for the establishment of five modules of the Bharatiya Antarya Station (BAS) were obtained by 2035. Configuration of the launching vehicle and the orbital module systems.