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Chandrayaan-3 Mission: Late 2020s
The third mission in the Chandrayaan programme is currently put on hold due to ISRO’s other missions. K Sivan announced in January 2019, that the third mission in the series will also be carried out in the upcoming decade. The Chandrayaan program was always intended as a multi-mission space programme.
ISRO will also soon initiate a space robotics programme to look at the possibility of an Indian robot on the Moon, he added. With the first mission in the program featuring an Orbiter and the second featuring a soft lander and rover, it sure is interesting to consider what India's third lunar mission might bring to the table. Could Chandrayaan-3 be the mission to put an Indian robot on the Moon?
Shukrayaan Mission to Venus: 2023-2025
Our neighbouring planet Venus is often described as Earth's 'twin sister' due to similarities in their sizes, densities, composition and gravity. Some theories suggest both planets share a common origin, forming at the same time from the same condensing swirl of gas and dust all those 4.5 billion years ago. Being 30 percent closer to the Sun than the Earth, Venus has a much higher exposure to solar radiation, effects of solar flares and other solar phenomena, which makes it an object of interest for ISRO to study.
ISRO intends to send an orbiter mission to study the atmosphere of Venus, which is made up primarily of carbon dioxide. The Shukrayaan mission will study the dense, hot atmosphere of Venus and the planet's surface using a probe. The satellite configuration and payloads on Shukrayaan-1 are yet to be finalised.
India's Space Station: 2030
Another plan in the pipeline is a space station that will be built by India. Currently, the International Space Station is the only functioning one but it is supposed to be winding up by 2028. The chairperson of ISRO, K Sivan said, “The proposed station will weigh 15-20 tonnes and will be able to host people for 15-20 days. It will be used to conduct microgravity tests.”
The timeline for the mission is five to seven years which should be a challenge but ISRO has been developing the necessary technologies like the space docking technology that should keep it on track.
Timescales:-
00:20 - chandrayaan 3 mission
01:05 - shukrayaan mission
02:02 - india's space station
Tags :-
#scienceofspace #isro #isromissions
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Chandrayaan-3 Mission: Late 2020s
The third mission in the Chandrayaan programme is currently put on hold due to ISRO’s other missions. K Sivan announced in January 2019, that the third mission in the series will also be carried out in the upcoming decade. The Chandrayaan program was always intended as a multi-mission space programme.
ISRO will also soon initiate a space robotics programme to look at the possibility of an Indian robot on the Moon, he added. With the first mission in the program featuring an Orbiter and the second featuring a soft lander and rover, it sure is interesting to consider what India's third lunar mission might bring to the table. Could Chandrayaan-3 be the mission to put an Indian robot on the Moon?
Shukrayaan Mission to Venus: 2023-2025
Our neighbouring planet Venus is often described as Earth's 'twin sister' due to similarities in their sizes, densities, composition and gravity. Some theories suggest both planets share a common origin, forming at the same time from the same condensing swirl of gas and dust all those 4.5 billion years ago. Being 30 percent closer to the Sun than the Earth, Venus has a much higher exposure to solar radiation, effects of solar flares and other solar phenomena, which makes it an object of interest for ISRO to study.
ISRO intends to send an orbiter mission to study the atmosphere of Venus, which is made up primarily of carbon dioxide. The Shukrayaan mission will study the dense, hot atmosphere of Venus and the planet's surface using a probe. The satellite configuration and payloads on Shukrayaan-1 are yet to be finalised.
India's Space Station: 2030
Another plan in the pipeline is a space station that will be built by India. Currently, the International Space Station is the only functioning one but it is supposed to be winding up by 2028. The chairperson of ISRO, K Sivan said, “The proposed station will weigh 15-20 tonnes and will be able to host people for 15-20 days. It will be used to conduct microgravity tests.”
The timeline for the mission is five to seven years which should be a challenge but ISRO has been developing the necessary technologies like the space docking technology that should keep it on track.
Timescales:-
00:20 - chandrayaan 3 mission
01:05 - shukrayaan mission
02:02 - india's space station
Tags :-
#scienceofspace #isro #isromissions
