Science and Technology Minister Jitendra Singh said that India will launch the Chandrayaan-4 mission in 2027, which aims to collect samples from the lunar surface and bring them back to Earth. The Chandrayaan-4 mission will include at least two different launch of the LVM-3 rocket, which will take five different devices of the mission, which will be gathered in the classroom.
Singh said that the Gaganyaan Mission, which specially designed, includes sending Indian astronauts to the lower orbit of the Earth and bringing them back safely. This mission will be launched next year.
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In 2026, India will also launch Samudrayan, which will take three scientists to a depth of 6000 meters in a submarine. In his speech of Independence Day, Prime Minister Narendra Modi highlighted the Samudrayan mission. The minister emphasized the capacity of Samudrayan, including unlocking huge resources including important minerals, rare metals and research marine biodiversity.
Permission was received last year
Last year, PM Narendra Modi’s cabinet has approved the Mission Chandrayaan-4. It is expected that this mission will be completed in 36 months. The government has given a fund of Rs 2104.06 crore for this mission. This includes Space Network and Design Verification to maintain consistent contact with Chandrayaan-4 spacecraft, LVM-3 and Chandrayaan-4.
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Now let’s understand the full story of Chandrayaan-4 mission …
Chandrayaan-4 will not be launched at a time. It will be launched two parts. After this, we will add its modules to the space. That is, we will do docking. This technique will help in building Indian space stations in future. ISRO did not do anything like this before.
The soil sample will come back with the surface of the moon
Chandrayaan-4 will be sent to pieces in space and added to the space itself. It is only through this mission that ISRO will return to the earth with a sample from the moon. By adding and separating modules in space, it will be beneficial that Indian Space Station (BAS) will be built in future. Therefore Chandrayaan-4 mission is necessary.
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Chandrayaan-4 will connect two parts over the earth
Docking Manuvor is a routine process while completing the mission on the moon. ISRO Chief said that we have done this work earlier. The world has seen this in different missions of Chandrayaan. We put some parts of a spacecraft on the moon while one part kept circling around the moon. This time we will work to connect them. This time two modules of Chandrayaan-4 will be added to the Earth’s orbit.
Indian space station will be built in 2035
Chandrayaan-4 review, cost, detail study has been done. This is part of the government and ISRO’s Vision 2047. ISRO is in the effort to make Indian Space Station (BAS) by 2035. By 2040, I could send Indian to the moon, that too with its technology and ability.
Indian space station will be built by adding five parts
The Indian space station will be launched in several pieces and added to the space itself. The first part of it will be sent to space via LVM3 rocket. It is expected that its first launch will be in 2028. A separate proposal is being prepared for this, which will be sent to the government for approval. The Indian space station will be built by connecting five different parts. On which our scientists are working.