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ISRO to Launch First Unmanned Gaganyaan Rocket Within Two Months
India's space agency ISRO plans to launch the first unmanned rocket of the Gaganyaan mission within the next two months as part of the country's first crewed spaceflight program.
ISRO will launch the first unmanned rocket of the Gaganyaan mission within the next two months, marking the initial phase of India's first crewed spaceflight programme.
The launch will test the rocket’s performance and systems ahead of the crewed mission, ensuring reliability and safety.
This unmanned flight is the first stage of the Gaganyaan project, which aims to send Indian astronauts to space.
While the launch window has been scheduled, ISRO has not yet announced a specific date.
A successful test will pave the way for subsequent crewed launches, advancing India’s space ambitions.
The launch will test the rocket’s performance and systems ahead of the crewed mission, ensuring reliability and safety.
This unmanned flight is the first stage of the Gaganyaan project, which aims to send Indian astronauts to space.
While the launch window has been scheduled, ISRO has not yet announced a specific date.
A successful test will pave the way for subsequent crewed launches, advancing India’s space ambitions.