Prime Minister Narendra Modi spoke to Shubhanshu Shukla.
New Delhi: Indian astronaut Shubhanshu Shukla has started his 14 -day journey at the International Space Station (ISS). There he enjoyed the Indian food with his fellow astronauts. Shukla told in an 18 -minute conversation with Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Saturday that he had taken ‘carrot halwa’, ‘Moong dal ka halwa’ and ‘mango rasa’. Shukla said, ‘Yes, I have brought carrot pudding, moong dal pudding and mango juice. I wanted all the people who came with me from other countries to enjoy delicious Indian cuisine. We all ate it together and everyone liked it.
Shukla and his colleagues fixed their rooms
Shukla arrived in ISS along with 3 other astronauts under the ‘Axiom-4’ mission on Thursday. They will stay there for 14 days and will do many scientific experiments. After reaching ISS, Shukla and her companions fixed their rooms. Commander Paigi is living in the Whitson Airlock, in Shukla Dragon, Slavose Uznansky-Vicenivsky in Columbus, and Tibor Kapu Japanese use in the module. He completed the necessary tasks with the crew of ‘Expedition 73’ and began to mold in the atmosphere of space. Shukla also reviewed the emergency rules.
‘Everything in space is different from the ground’
In a conversation with the Prime Minister, Shukla said that everything in space is different from the ground. He said, “My legs were tied while talking to Prime Minister Modi, otherwise I would swim.” He also told that even small things like drinking water or gold in space become difficult. Shukla said, ‘A person can sleep on the roof, on the walls or anywhere, because the atmosphere is something like this. It takes a day or two to adjust to this changed environment, but this experience is a beautiful harmony of science and surprise. ‘ Shukla also informed the PM about scientific experiments in space. This mission is a pride for India, in which Indian food and culture are shining in space.
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