PM Modi Announces India’s Own Space Station by 2035

 

During his visit to the Vikram Sarabhai Space Centre (VSSC) in Thiruvananthapuram, Prime Minister Narendra Modi announced India's intention to establish its own space station by 2035. Key points about this initiative include:

Timeline: The Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) aims to complete the initial module of the space station by 2028 and fully establish the Bharat Space Station by 2035

First Module Weight: The first module of the space station is planned to weigh approximately 8 tons

New Rockets: ISRO is working on developing a new rocket capable of carrying loads rang
ing from 20 to 1,215 tons, which is a significant increase compared to the current capability of 10 tons

Gaganyaan Mission: Alongside the space station, ISRO is preparing for the Gaganyaan mission, which includes sending astronauts into space and potentially landing them on the moon by 2040

Aditya L-1 Mission: The Aditya L-1 mission, India's first space-based observatory designed to study the Sun from a halo orbit L1, is scheduled to begin operations in early 2024

Potential Economic Benefits: Establishing a space station and conducting advanced space exploration could bring significant economic benefits, including technological innovations, international cooperation, and potential commercial applications

This initiative aligns with India's broader strategy to expand its presence in space, including the Gaganyaan mission and other lunar missions. It also highlights the country's commitment to advancing its space technology and contributing to global knowledge about the universe.

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