India’s Comeback to Space: Axiom-4 Mission Makes History
Indian Air force officer and astronaut Shubhanshu Shukla is set to fly into space on spaceX's dragon as part of the Axiom- 4 mission on june 10
India marks its return to manned space missions with Axiom‑4, co‑launched by NASA & ISRO. Rakesh Sharma’s historic 1984 journey
A collaborative mission between NASA and ISRO aims to strengthen international space efforts. It symbolizes a new era of Indo‑US space partnerships
It’s been 41 years since an Indian astronaut last flew—this is a pivotal moment, Rakesh Sharma remains the only Indian to have previously gone to space
The spacecraft in low Earth orbit, ready for its mission. Technical teams are closely monitoring all systems
The astronaut crew includes a member of Indian origin, This broadens representation on the international stage
The mission will conduct experiments in microgravity: materials science, biology, and more. These studies could yield new insights for Earth applications
Astronauts underwent rigorous training in both Houston and Bengaluru, Their schedule included simulations and technical drills
India re‑enters the exclusive club of launching humans to space, The mission inspires STEM enthusiasts nationwide