Indian Space Research Organization (ISRO) is once again showing the world the strength of India.
\nAlthough ISRO has not been completely successful in Mission Chandrayan-2, ISRO from Mission Chandrayan-2 needs it before the world.
\nProve that if we are capable of it. Well “night is gone”. From past mistakes
\nISRO knows why learning and succeeding in the coming times. That is why he has now undertaken the mission
\nGagnayan ..
\nGagnayan has a very ambitious project of ISRO in which up to 6 humans will be sent to the moon.
\nAstronauts Neil Armstrong, Buzz Aldrin and Michael Collins to the Moon on July 16
\nWent on a trip. Commander Neil Armstrong, the first under mission Apollo I to set foot on the surface of the moon
\nBecame human beings. A few years after Mission-Apollo-3, America’s lunar expeditions abruptly stopped
\nWere. To date no other country has been able to land its astronauts on the moon except America.
\nWith the launch of New Year 1, preparations for Gagyan have also begun. Indian Space Research
\nChief of the Organization (ISRO) Sivan said that the special project of Gagnayan and Chandrayan-1 in the year of 9
\nWill be. Six astronauts have been selected for the Gagnian mission. Combined by the Indian Air Force and ISRO.
\nBy the way the crew has been selected. He will be sent to Russia for training.
\nUnmanned means both unmanned and unmanned aircraft in India’s Gaganyan
\nIncludes sending to space. A sum of Rs 3,000 crore will be spent for the same Gaganyan
\nThere is a possibility. Rakesh Sharma of India became the first Indian to go into space on 2 April but he
\nRussia had a space program while Gagyan had India’s own space mission. However successful to Gagyan
\nRussia’s launch service Glavkosmos has to be helped to build.<\/p>\n
A menu of astronauts aboard Mission Gagyan
\nWhat will the astronauts going to Mission Gagnayan get there and eat? When you have questions like that,
\nA lunch menu has been prepared for astronauts. By a safety deficit laboratory located in Mysore
\nThe list of deficit items like egg roll, wedge roll, idli, wedge risotto is on the menu list. Also to warm this meal
\nHeaters will also be provided for them. Water and juices in gravity-free space during Mission Gagnian
\nThere is also a special vessel for drinking such substances. Up to 22 to dine during this space mission
\nThe dish is made. They also include light foods, high-energy foods, dry fruits and fruits
\nIs. Director of DFRL. “This meal is healthy and can last up to 1 year,” said Anil Dutt.
\nIf an astronaut likes to eat mutton or chicken, then for that we also have mutton, chicken curry and
\nHas arranged biryani. The packet can be heated by heating. DFRLA 1984 Space
\nPrepare a meal for Indian Rakesh Sharma before going on a mission.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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