Shubhanshu Shukla Axiom-4 Mission: Group captain Shubhinhu Shukla, Indian Air Force officer Pilot Oxiom -4 Mission, has sent a powerful message to India by riding from a dragon spacecraft as it revolves around the Earth. His words with emotions and patriotism, marked a historic return to the nation in space after a 41 -year gap.
“Namaskar, my dear country, what is the ride. We are back in space once again after 41 years. This is a wonderful ride. We are moving around the earth at a speed of 7.5 kilometers per second. Embosked on my shoulders, I am not a beginning for all of you.
After the visit of India’s first astronaut, Wing Commander Rakesh Sharma, Shukla’s spaceflight, who flew into space in 1984 riding on the Soviet Soyuz T -11 mission and spent seven days at the Salut 7 Space Station.
A new Spacex Dragon Spacecraft, Axiom Mission 4 (AX-4) is the fourth private astronaut mission for the International Space Station. The mission has been scheduled to do a dock on IST at 4 pm on 26 June. In the next 14 days, the crew will make an intensive agenda of scientific research, commercial initiative and outreach activities.
Command by Paigie Whitson, director of NASA’s former Astronaut and Axiom Space’s Human Spaceflight, AX-4 Crew also includes Slavos Uznansky-Visnivski from Poland and Tibor Kapu from Hungary, who are working as a pilot as a mission specialist.
The AX-4 is still set to become the most researcher of Axiom, which features about 60 experiments from 31 countries-including India, United States, Hungary, Poland, Nigeria, Saudi Arabia, UAE, Brazil and many European countries.
A collaborative effort between NASA and ISRO, mission science program includes muscle uplift, increase of microalge, existence of aquatic organisms in space, and microgravity conditions in human interaction with electronic interfaces.
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Astronauts are also testing the advanced axemu spacesuts of the axiom to enable NASA’s lunar exploration goals to enable high-demonstrations in space. Designed to accommodate a diverse astronaut core, the suits represent a jump in commercial spacewear innovation.
With Shukla’s presence in Orbit and his message of national pride, India’s visit to space has taken a new twist – a one that mixes global cooperation with renewed ambition in human space exploration.
Rakesh Sharma (T) X -4 Scientific Research (T) Excimu Spacesuts (T) India NASA Space Mission (T) Group Captain Shukla Space Journey
