Axiom-4 Challenge With Indian Astronaut Shubhanshu Shukla to Fly For Dimension on 19 June, Nasa, Spacex

The fourth private astronaut mission for the International Space Station (ISS) will be launched on June 19. AXIOM Challenge 4 was postponed on 12 June due to a leak. Spacex of American Space Agency NASA, Axiom Dimension and Billionaire Elon Musk has decided on June 19 for the launch of this mission.

NASA has reported that the Falcon 9 rocket repair the liquid oxygen leaks. After this, Spacex has also tested it. This rocket will be launched from Kennedy Dimension Center in the US. This space mission was to be launched on 29 May. However, after this it was postponed on 8 June, 10 June and 11 June. Spacex, which provides launch rocket and space capsules, reported that the launch of the mission was postponed due to a liquid oxygen leak in Falcon-9 rocket. Last week, Science and Technology Minister Jitendra Singh also informed about the launch of this mission on June 19, through a tweet on social media platform X, including Indian Astronaut Shubhanshu Shukla, including Indian Astronaut Shubhanshu Shukla to ISS.

Apart from Shukla, this mission includes America’s peggy whitson, Poland’s Slawosz Uznanski Wisniewski and Hungary’s Tibor Kapu. Along with these astronauts, a Swain Toy, called please, is also being sent as his indicator of zero gravity.

The American Space Infrastructure Developer Axiom Dimension has stated that this is the first time in the last 40 years that the US government has approved a spaceflight with Astronauts in India, Poland or Hungary. India’s first astronaut Rakesh Sharma made history by reaching space in 1984. However, Shukla will be the first Indian pilot of a spacecraft. In this mission, the responsibility of Mission Kamadar will be with America’s Pegy Whitson. These astronauts have been given strong training. These will do many experiments on ISS. Seven of these experiments will be led by Shukla. There is a participation of 31 countries in this mission. These countries will contribute to Human Physiology, Artificial Intelligence (AI), Materials Science and Biological Studies in Space.