The first trial in Mission Gaganyan will be empty, the second will be a female robot

New delhi date. 11 July 2022, Monday

The full plan of India's Mission Gaganyan has come out. According to the plan, Gaganyan's first trial will be empty while a female robot will be sent to the second trial. Both trials will be completed by the end of this year. There will be a third trial based on both trials in which two people will be sent into space.

Union Minister of State for Science and Technology Dr. Jitendra Singh has given full information about Mission Gaganyan's plan. The woman robot that will be sent in the second trial is named Vyom Mitra, he said. This robot has been developed by ISRO.

Earlier, the Union Minister had said that this was India's only space mission. Astronauts will be sent into space under the Gaganyan space flight mission. The first test will be held in mid-2022.

In the first phase, Gaganyan's unmanned mission will be G1. This will be followed by a robot named Vyom Mitra at the end of 2022. Jitendra Singh further said that more than 500 industries are involved in the launch of this spacecraft. Some research modules have also been created for this.


How many days will an Indian travel in space?

Prime Minister Narendra Modi also said in a speech in 2018 that by the year 2022, any Indian astronaut will be able to travel in India in space. The central government has announced Rs 10,000 crore for the Gaganyan project. Under the Gaganyan mission, ISRO will take astronauts on a 7-day journey in space 400 km above the Earth.

Four IIF pilots have completed training in Russia for Gaganyan

Four Indian Air Force pilots have completed their training for Gaganyan at Russia's Gagarin Cosmonauts Training Center. They were trained to become astronauts at the Russian Space Training Center in the city of Georgia, near Moscow. They will be called Gagnaut. Among the four Gagnauts is a group captain of the Indian Air Force who has completed his training while three are wing commanders. Currently, they will be trained in the Gaganyan module in Bangalore.

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