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On 25 June, with a successful launch of NASA, SpaceX and ISRO joint Axiom-4 commercial mission, astronaut Shubhinhu Shukla has made history as the first Indian to visit the International Space Station (ISS).
According to a PTI report, several times in May and first in June and in June, X -4 moved from Kennedy Space Center in Florida towards IST at 12:01 pm.
The fourth private astronaut mission of the Axiom Space is set to reach ISS and Dock at around 4.30 PM IST on 26 June. Check out the entire timeline of the Axiom-4 mission trip.
AXIOM-4 Mission Launch: Watch
After the historic launch, the first stage booster of SpaceX Falcon 9 safely landed on Landing Zone 1. Later, the SpaceX dragon spacecraft separated from the second phase of Falcon 9.
Shubhanshu Shuka’s first message after launch
While riding at the SpaceX Dragon spacecraft, Sukhanshu Shukla’s first message from space began with “Namskar”.
Shukla Said, “Namaskar, Mere Pyaare Deshwasiyo … 41 Saal Baad Waapas Hum Antriksh Mein Pahoch Gaye Hain Aur Kamaal Ki Ride Thi … Is Samay, Hum 7.5 km 7.5 km Per SECOND KI RAFTAAR SECOND KERTHVI KEARIND Taraf Ghoom Rahe Hain … Aur Mere Kandhe Par Mere Saath Mera Tiranga Hai Jo Mujhe Bata Raha Hai K Main Aap Sabke Saath Hun. sabhi deshwasi is yatra ka hyissa banein. “
Translation: “Greetings, my dear countrymen. We have reached space and this is a fun ride! We have reached space again after 41 years. At this time, we are hovering around the earth at a speed of 7.5 km per second … My tricolor with me on my shoulder is telling me that I am with all of you.
AXIOM-4 Mission: Meet Multi-Cultural Draw
Lucknow-born IAF pilot Shubanshu Shukla is a mission pilot for AX-4, serving as former NASA astronaut and American Paigi Whitson Mission Commander. Other crew members are Slavos Uznanski-Viznivski of Poland and Tibor Kapu in Hungary.
The launch was tracked by the audience in India, USA, Poland and Hungary (nationality of the crew members of the multi-country). The report states that cheers leave at the City Montessori School in Shukla in Lucknow, where their parents were among the audience.
Rakesh Sharma’s message: ‘Is a fun time’
In particular, Shubhanshu Shukla has become the first astronaut to travel to ISS, a journey that comes as part of the Saylut -7 space station of the Soviet Union in 1984 after Rakesh Sharma’s eight -day visit in class eight days later.
AXIOM -4 formed the basis of India’s Ganganyan Mission and the Space Roadmap of the country to land an Indian on the Moon by 2040.
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