‘No-Ayrealier-L Launch Opportunities’: NASA adjusts schedule for upcoming missions
NASA, in collaboration with its international partners, is modifying several upcoming mission schedules International Space StationThis adjustment allows mission plans, logistic operations and the readiness of the spacecraft for accurate functioning and execution. NASA announced that these schedule amendments would set up the new targeted “no-billier-to-launch opportunities”, which would be determined with confirmation of operational readiness.These schedule changes are made to ensure efficient workflows and rational use of resources and time. NASA, through a post on X, announced that on Sunday, June 8, Voluntary mission Will pilot by India Shubhanshu ShuklaIn addition, Crew 11 of SpaceX will be launched in late July, and in late August, the 33rd commercial revival mission of SpaceX will be launched. Shukla will be traveling in space Spacex Dragon Spacecraft Along with three other crew members of Poland, Hungary and America. Shukla is ready to complete seven experiments for the purpose of encouraging Microgravity research, ISRO aims to sprout moong (dal) and fenugreek (fenugreek) under microgravity conditions with a mission to grow Indo-centric foods in ISS. Space Department has spent about Rs 413 crore X -4 missionWhich will send Shubhanshu Shukla to the ISS, making him the first Indian to reach the international space station.
