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Here’s how much ISRO spent on Shubhanshu Shukla for his Axion-4 mission on Dragon spacecraft
According to BBC, the Space Research Organisation ( ISRO) spent Rs 5 billion or Rs 500 crore ($59m; £43m) on Shukla’s trip on Axiom-4 — a commercial flight operated by Houston-based private company Axiom Space and a joint effort by NASA, ISRO and European Space Agency.
Astronaut Shubhanshu Shukla, part of the Axiom-4 mission, safely returned to Earth after a 20-day space mission. Initial health assessments indicate he is in stable condition.
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'Not At Any Cost': ISRO Chief Breaks Silence On Delaying Axiom 4 Mission, Here's WhyAxiom-4's launch, carrying Indian astronaut Shubhanshu Shukla, was delayed due to a liquid oxygen leak in the Falcon-9 rocket ...
NASA and ISRO are preparing to launch the NISAR satellite from Sriharikota in late July. This advanced radar satellite will provide high-resolution, 3D views of Earth's surface to monitor changes in ...
Visakhapatnam: India has launched 434 satellites for 35 countries, showcasing its growing international collaborations.
But behind the success of this mission lies a tense standoff between Indian space agency ISRO and SpaceX over a potentially disastrous technical flaw.
While India reportedly spent around Rs 548 crore on the Axiom-4 mission, Shukla himself does not receive any additional ...
Nuclear Fuel Complex (NFC) has handed over the first batch of Niobium Thermit and Tantalum Oxide to ISRO, marking a significant step in space research and development.
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ISRO Paid Approximately Rs 550 crore For Shukla's Travel To ISSThe experience that will help the space agency in the planning and execution of its human spaceflight programme, Gaganyaan, ...
When the Indian Space Research Organization's (ISRO) Chandrayaan-3 mission landed on the moon, more than 8 million people tuned in for the event's YouTube live-stream - a record for the site.
ISRO spent around Rs 548 crore on the mission, which covered training, travel, and scientific operations aboard the ISS. This ...
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