ISRO announced the launch of its analogue space mission in Leh, Ladakh. This innovative mission aims to simulate life in an interplanetary habitat, addressing the challenges associated with establishing a base station beyond Earth. Through this initiative, ISRO seeks to gather insights and prepare for future space exploration endeavors.
Developed through a partnership involving,
Objectives
Field Tests
Analog missions serve as field tests in environments akin to extreme space conditions, facilitating,
Cost and Resource Efficiency
Summary | Details |
Why in the news? | ISRO launched its analogue mission in leh, ladakh. Launch Date : 1st November Aim : To replicate environmental conditions similar to those found on Mars and the Moon Also, The mission seeks to replicate challenges astronauts would face in extreme conditions, preparing them for future exploration missions |
ISRO Chairman | S. Somnath |
Head Office | Bengaluru |
Jurisdiction | Department of Space |
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