Isro Launch Of Crew Module

Attempting to prepare for every possibility, which is now a part of its ethos, the Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) will carry out an abort test for the human space mission, Gaganyaan, today.

The launch of a single-stage liquid rocket on Saturday will signal ISRO's journey towards its ambitious human space flight programme, Gaganyaan, when the first crew module test to ensure the safety of astronauts will be conducted

The crew escape system is a critical safety feature of the Gaganyaan mission. It will be used to evacuate the crew in the event of an emergency during launch or ascent.

As the Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) is going at full throttle for Gaganyaan, the country's maiden manned space mission scheduled for launch in 2023, interesting details of the Crew Module (CM), including the landing choices.

As part of its preparations to send an Indian astronaut into space using an indigenous rocket in the future, the Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) today tested the crew escape module, which is critical to ensure safety of the astronauts in case a rocket explodes on the launch pad.

The crew module has a static recorder that recorded the thermal, acoustics, velocity, electronics performance of the craft.

Indian space scientists will study the data recorded by around 200 sensors in the dummy crew module that reached the Kamarajar Port today, said a senior official of the space agency.

The crew module would descend towards Earth after its ejection at an altitude of 126km and its speed would be remotely controlled by Isro officials by its on-board motors.

Just months after achieving the milestone of a successful mission to Mars, India is set to push another frontier in space, by launching a human crew module and then retrieving it from the sea upon re-entry. The crew module will blast off from the Satish Dhawan Space Centre in Sriharikota, on board the GSLV-Mark III, which will be India's heaviest r...

ISRO has set a December 15-20 window for the sub-orbital test flight of its biggest rocket so far, the GSLV-Mark III, which will also see the experimental re-entry and recovery of the indigenously developed crew module.

Attempting to prepare for every possibility, which is now a part of its ethos, the Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) will carry out an abort test for the human space mission, Gaganyaan, today.

The launch of a single-stage liquid rocket on Saturday will signal ISRO's journey towards its ambitious human space flight programme, Gaganyaan, when the first crew module test to ensure the safety of astronauts will be conducted

The crew escape system is a critical safety feature of the Gaganyaan mission. It will be used to evacuate the crew in the event of an emergency during launch or ascent.

As the Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) is going at full throttle for Gaganyaan, the country's maiden manned space mission scheduled for launch in 2023, interesting details of the Crew Module (CM), including the landing choices.

As part of its preparations to send an Indian astronaut into space using an indigenous rocket in the future, the Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) today tested the crew escape module, which is critical to ensure safety of the astronauts in case a rocket explodes on the launch pad.

The crew module has a static recorder that recorded the thermal, acoustics, velocity, electronics performance of the craft.

Indian space scientists will study the data recorded by around 200 sensors in the dummy crew module that reached the Kamarajar Port today, said a senior official of the space agency.

The crew module would descend towards Earth after its ejection at an altitude of 126km and its speed would be remotely controlled by Isro officials by its on-board motors.

Just months after achieving the milestone of a successful mission to Mars, India is set to push another frontier in space, by launching a human crew module and then retrieving it from the sea upon re-entry. The crew module will blast off from the Satish Dhawan Space Centre in Sriharikota, on board the GSLV-Mark III, which will be India's heaviest r...

ISRO has set a December 15-20 window for the sub-orbital test flight of its biggest rocket so far, the GSLV-Mark III, which will also see the experimental re-entry and recovery of the indigenously developed crew module.