ISRO’s Chandrayaan-4 mission has received approval from the Government of India. There will be many amazing things in this Mission. Samples will come to Earth from the Moon. Docking and undocking will take place in space. Let us know what are special things in this mission.
Chandrayaan-4 mission has been approved by Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s government, for the country and ISRO it is big news. A fund of Rs 2104.06 crore has been given by the government for this mission and it is also expected that this mission will be completed in 36 months. It includes Chandrayaan-4 spacecraft and two rockets of LVM-3 and to maintain continuous communication with Chandrayaan-4, space network and design validation are also included.
Chandrayaan-4 would not be launched in one go a few months ago said ISRO Chief Dr. S. Somnath. It will be launched in two parts. Its modules will be connected in space. That means we will be docking. In building the Indian space station in the future this technology will help us. ISRO has never done anything like this before. Chandrayaan-4 has 5 modules – from the top – Re-entry Module, Transfer Module, Ascender Module, Descender Module and Propulsion Module.
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Chandrayaan-4 will be sent into space in pieces and will be assembled in space. After taking samples from the Moon through this mission ISRO will return to Earth. In the future, using this method the Indian Space Station (BAS) will be built the advantage of connecting and separating modules in space will be that. That’s why the Chandrayaan-4 mission is important.
We have done all the planning for Chandrayaan-4 said Dr. S. Somnath ISRO Chief. We have to do many launches because we do not have that powerful rocket yet to launch Chandrayaan-4 in one go.
we have the technology of docking which means connecting parts of spacecraft said by S. Somnath ISRO Chief. This work can be done in the Moon’s space or in the Earth’s space. This technology we are developing. To demonstrate docking, by the end of this year, the SPADEX mission can be done. While returning to Earth after completing a mission on the Moon Docking maneuver is a routine procedure. ISRO Chief said that we have done this work before also. In the different missions of Chandrayaan, the world has seen this before. Some parts of the spacecraft we have landed in the Moon while one part kept revolving around the Moon. We will work to connect them this time. This time two modules of Chandrayaan-4 will be added to the Earth’s orbit.
