PM Modi said- Indian Astronaut will reach the moon by 2040. In the coming weeks, an Indian International Space Station is going to go. This is a matter of pride for India. Apart from the moon, Mars and Venus are also on our radar.
PM attended the global conference on Space Exploration on Wednesday. The PM said that Chandrayaan-1 helped in search of water on the moon. Chandrayaan-2 mission was successful. Chandrayaan-2 high resolution photos were sent.
Chandrayaan-3 has increased our understanding about the Moon’s South Poll. We have created a cryogenic engine in record time. We sent 100 satellite into space in the same launch. We have sent more than 400 satellites from 34 countries.
PM Modi said, space is not just a destination. This is a declaration of curiosity, courage and collective progress. The Indian space journey reflects this spirit. Our journey has been remarkable, from launching a small rocket in 1963 to becoming the first country to land near the southern pole of the Moon. India’s journey in space is commendable. Our rockets carry more than the payload. Alumni of India are important scientific milestones.
PM said- Docking of satellites in space is quite special
PM said- We did two satellites in space, it is very special in itself. The purpose of India’s space trip is not to race with any other country, in this everyone has to go to the height.
We launched satellites for South Asian countries. The G20 satellite mission was announced under our chairmanship. We are carrying the concept of global South.
Indian Astronaut will land on Moon by 2040
Our first human spacecraft mission, Gaganyaan, highlights the increasing aspirations of our country. In the coming weeks, an Indian astronaut will travel to space as part of the joint mission of ISRO-NASA for the International Space Station.
By 2035, Indian Space Station will open new dimensions in research and global cooperation. By 2040, India’s footprint will be on the moon. Mars and Venus are also on our radar.
The vehicle of India, which takes humans into space, describes our aspirations. Our astronauts will go to space in the coming weeks. This will be a joint mission of ISRO and NASA. In 2035, the Indian Space Station will open new dimensions of exploration in space. In 2040, the steps of Indian astronauts will fall on the moon.
