India to launch chandrayaan-4 mission in 2027, targets to brings back samples from mooon

The Chandrayaan-3 mission has a plan to launch the Chandrayaan-4 of India after the success of the mission. This will be an important step in the country’s space exploration efforts. The purpose of this mission will be to bring the sample back from the moon to the earth. This ambitious project will require at least two launch of LVM-3 rocket to carry five separate components.

This will be the country’s first attempt to bring a sample from the moon. This will increase India’s scientific and technical abilities in Space Research. Science and Technology Minister, Jitendra Singh said, “Chandrayaan-3 mission aims to bring samples back to the earth from the moon surface.” The Indian Space Research Organization (ISRO) is preparing to launch some very important missions in the coming years. These include Gaganyaan Mission. In this mission, astronauts will be sent to low-end orbit. The Gaganyaan Mission is to be launched next year.

Recently ISRO launched its 100th mission. In this mission, navigation satellite was launched with a GSLV rocket from the spaceport of Sriharikota, Andhra Pradesh. It is the second satellite in the Indian subcontinent to provide accurate positions, valos and timings to users in the Navigation with the Indian Consultation (NAVIC) series. The Navic consists of five second generation satellite. NVS-02 is designed and developed by UR Satellite Center. Its weight is about 2,250 kg. It has navigation payloads in L1, L5 and S bands.

Like the previous satellite NVS-01, the C-band also has a ranging payload. Recently ISRO succeeded in achieving the ability of space docking. After the US, Russia and China, India has become the fourth country to gain this ability. The major goals of the ISRO’s Spadex Mission, launched at the end of the previous year, included the Space Docking Process. This ability is essential for future human and special missions. Prime Minister Narendra Modi congratulated ISRO’s team on this big success. Modi had said that this is an important step for the country’s ambitious space missions in the coming years.