India celebrates shipping of first astronaut in space after 41 years

The Jubilant Indians celebrate successful axiom-4 (AX-4) missised missed by a multi-country crew, including an India astronaut.

Group captain Shubhanhenshu Shuklawho selects the mission, only the second India to travel in space.

In excess of 26 hours – when the spacecraft ports in the International Space Station (ISS captain Shukla will be the first Indian to visit NASA’s Laboratory Laboratory.

His trip would arrive 41 years after Cosmonauaaaa Rakesh Sharma became the first Indian to fly to the space aboard Russian Soyuz in 1984.

Led by former astronaut peggy whiton – a veteran of space a commander in two space space in NASA

Traveling on IssaAARD AX-4 – A commercial flight powered by Private Spaces Company Company Axiom sporciation between NASA, European Space Agency

The four member team also includes Slawasz Uznanski-Wishniewski from Poland and Tibor Kapu from Hungary. They will also return to their countries in space after more than four decades. Astronauts spent quarantine weeks before launching Wednesday.

Flying gives great interest to India with a saying group of Group Shukla to get on his journey helps series.

The 39-year-old age of official Air Force officers passed past year of traveling to the first person to fly to the country 2035.

ISRO, carrying out several attempts to prepare to go into space, paid 5bn rupees ($ 59m) to secure a chair for a chair Captain Shokla on AX-4 and his training and his training and his training and his training.

The launch, using the Spacex Triperragon capsule of a Falcon 9 rocket, broadcast live in Axiom and NASA’s and places Indian celebrations.

In the Group Captain Shukla’s home of Lucknow, his parents joined hundreds of students looking to lift. They are welcomed by a music band as they arrive at school and see blinding applause while rocket is lifted.

Was born on 10 October 1985 in the northern town of Lucknow, Group Captain Shukla joined Indian Air Force as a fighter pilot in 2006.

He flew migs, Sukhois, Dorner, Jaguars and Hawks and have more than 2,000 hours of flight experience.

The last year describes “Nothing short changes”, the group’s captain recently told an online press conference he had no words to describe his excitement.

“It’s an awesome journey so far, but the best is yet to come,” he said.

“As I go to space, I don’t carry instruments and equipment, I bring hopes and dreams of a billion hearts.

“I asked all the Indians to pray for success in our mission,” he added.

Besides the mission pilot, Indian astronaut has a busy schedule in his two weeks on ISS ISS.

It is considered the great interest in flying, the ISRO said they organized the events for him to talk to Indian students and answer their questions while floating in space. A talk with Prime Minister Narendra Modi is also on cards.

But most of the time, the four members of the crew will handle 60 scientific experiments, seven from India.

NASA’s first scientist says that ISRO’s experiments help improve our understanding of space and its effects on biology and micro-gravity.

One of the key experiments, he explained, check the spaceflight effect of six types of yield seeds.

Another ISO experiment involves growth in three microalgae straps that can be used as food, fuel or even life support systems, as he can.

The ISRO projects will also be reviewed how tardigrades – micro-animal in the ground can endure in extreme environments – lead to space.

Other experiments seek to know how muscle loss occurs in space and how to treat it; and the effect of physical and innovation of using computer screens in micrograme.