Union Minister Jitendra Singh told the media on Tuesday that group captain Shubanshu Shukla, who rode at the 18-day international space station and boarded the international space station, would return home by August 17, after a list of post-mission procedures, after a list of post-mission procedures, Union Minister Jitendra Singh told the media on Tuesday.
The Minister of Science and Technology said that there are some standard operational procedures (SOPs) in a series of discussions with rehabilitation, debriving sessions and Indian Space Research Organization (ISRO) team.
SpaceX’s Dragon Spacecraft published a self -proclaimed -4 crew on Tuesday at 3.01 pm (IST) from San Diego coast to the Pacific Ocean.
Shukla conducted seven microgravity experiments, among other functions in the orbital laboratory. These included research on Indian stress of Tardigrades, Mygoanesis, Methi and Methi seeds, cyanobacteria, microlega, crop seeds and Indian stress of the vizzar display.
Singh said that these experiments will be important not only for Indians but also for humanity.
With this mission, Shukla became the second Indian citizen traveling in space after Rakesh Sharma’s first person to step into the 1984 mission and ISS. He spent a 20 -day orbit, who had been migrating into space for the longest time for an Indian astronaut.
(With PTI input)
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