The mission of Shubhinhu Shukla, the captain of the Indian Astronaut Group for the International Space Station (ISS), will be held in May 2025. This mission will be the largest research and science-related activity, which is done on an Axiom space trip at the international space station, which works in the global relevance and conflict of the mission to reduce microARAVRT research. NASA confirmed its Kennedy Space Center in Florida, the United States that the mission would not be launched earlier compared to May 2025.
Mission observation and crew
Shubhunhu Shukla will join an international party on a commercial spacecraft; He is one of a skilled aerospace engineer and one of ISRO’s top astronaut possibilities. This is mission seen As a watershed moment in advanced space exploration and a large journey to India towards the human spaceflight.
ISRO’s research study will focus on examining the physical and cognitive effects of the computer screen in microgravity and the development of three microelji strains, studying metabolism, and genetics in microgravity.
Scientific objectives and experiments
The ISRO-leadership studies, in collaboration with NASA and Essa, have to improve our understanding of biological processes in microgravity to increase microgravity research on ISS and develop strategy for long-term space missions.
India’s expansion role in space
Indian astronaut group captain Shubanshu Shukla will be the first Indian astronaut to visit the first Indian to visit the international space station and space in the last 40 years. The commercial mission will be directed by veteran NASA Astronaut Paigi Whiteson, with Hungary and European Space Agency Astronut Sowzze with Tibor Kapu.
Mission duration and recovery
After launching from the Kennedy Space Center, the Mission Crew will spend 14 days at the International Space Station, completing several experiments.
According to the Axiom Space, the AX-4 research supplement includes the United States, India, Poland, Hungary, Saudi Arabia, Brazil, Nigeria, United Arab Emirates and more than 60 scientific programs and activities from 31 countries across Europe.
After achieving its objectives, the spacecraft will return to Earth, with a splashdown in the Pacific Ocean. NASA and its associates will oversee recovery efforts to ensure a safe return of all crew members.
