Nasa making ready for settingup of Axiom Area Challenge, Indian Astronaut Shubhanshu Shukla Will Will Fly With Workforce to ISS

The US Space Agency NASA has reported that the AXIOM-4 mission for the International Space Mission (ISS) can be launched on Wednesday. The four -member crew of this mission includes Indian Astronaut Shubhanshu Shukla. This mission has been postponed several times before due to some difficulties.

Spacex of NASA, Axiom Area and Billionaire Elon Musk has launched a launch on 25 June on 25 June at 12.01 PM (Indian time) for this mission. The Falcon 9 rocket of Spacex from Kennedy Area Center in California in the US will fly with the spacecraft Dragon of this mission. This will be the first flight of Dragon Spacecraft and the second Falcon 9 rocket. Apart from Shukla, this mission includes America’s peggy whitson, Poland’s Slawosz Uznanski Wisniewski and Hungary’s Tibor Kapu. These astronauts will also be sent to a swan toy called please as their indicator of zero gravity. The crew has made strict preparations for this mission. Shukla has taken long training abroad for this.

This space mission was to be launched on 29 May. However, after this it was postponed on 8 June, 10 June and 11 June and 19 June and 22 June. In this, the responsibility of Mission Kamadar will be with America’s Pegy Whitson. The American Space Infrastructure Developer Axiom Area has reported that this is the first time in the last 40 years that the US government has approved for a spaceflight with Astronauts in India, Poland or Hungary. Recently, a spokesman for Axiom Area told NDTV that the four astronauts involved in this mission are good and they are excited. This crew is in Quarantine for a period of more than a month.

India’s first astronaut Rakesh Sharma made history by reaching space in 1984. However, Shukla will be the first Indian pilot of a spacecraft. 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.