ISRO successfully conducts first integrated air-drop test ahead of Gaganyaan mission
The Indian Space Research Organization (ISRO) has successfully completed its first integrated air-drop test as part of the preparation of the upcoming Gaganian Human Spaceflight Mission. Important tests were performed to evaluate the performance of the parachute -perinogenic system, a significant safety feature designed to ensure safe landing of astronauts after Re -entry. During the test, a test vehicle that was engaged with parachute was released from an aircraft so that engineers could study the dynasty and the recovery process. Isro confirmed that the results meet expectations, and take a big step forward in the emergency preparedness of the assignment. India's first human aerospace program is to send a team of astronauts to a low soil path. With the plan for multiple tests, including demonstrations of abortion and reintroduction, the air-drop success strengthens confidence in missionary security systems.
The Key points
- Isro performs successfully integrated air-drop test.
- Testing related to Gaganan Human Space Mission of India.
- Vehicles issued by aircraft to test the dynasty.
- Engineers studied performance and recovery of landing and recovery.
- The results confirmed that the assignment system worked expected.
- It is an important step in security confirmation.
- The purpose of Gaganan is to send Indians to a lower orbit.
- Further abortion and reinstatement tests were further determined.
- India goes closer to the human space exploration mile.
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