AXIOM-4 mission, specialty of group captain Shubanshu Shukla, is set to ignore the International Space Station on Sunday, July 14. (Photo Credit: X/Ex -Space)
Shubhanshu Shukla Iss Live Return from News update: The SpaceX Dragon Spacecraft, India’s Shubhun Shukla and the Oxiom -4 mission, along with three other astronauts, will remove the goodwill module (ISS) of the International Space Station (ISS) today (IST) today (14 June) at EDT (14 June). Printing from the coast of California, the US is expected to be at EDT (IST) on 15 June at 5.30 am. “In these timings there is a margin window of about 1 hour,” Union Minister of Science and Technology and Earth Sciences Minister Dr. Jitendra Singh said.
Shukla’s farewell message: “41 years ago, an Indian came into space and told us what India looks like above. Today’s India looks ambitious from space, today’s India looks fearless, today’s India looks confident, today’s India is full of pride … Today’s India still looks ‘Surrey jahan is good,’“Shukla said that he rode on the address of this farewell. He spoke on the eve of the Axiom-4 crew’s return journey in both English and Hindi.” Our journey in search of space can be long and difficult, but it has begun, “he said.
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What was Shukla’s mission? One of the major experiments conducted by Shukla during its time in ISS includes the study of space microalge to understand their ability to produce food, oxygen and biofuels. Their flexibility and versatility may be useful in supporting human life on long -term missions in space. Demonstrating the centrifugation of cyanobacteria, Shukla compared two strains of these photosynthetic microorganisms, which aims to understand how microgravity affects their growth, cellular behavior, and biochemical activity.
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