One has looked into the universe many times, but in the past they have been sending astronauts to the universe, which are Russia, China and the USA. The first Indian in the universe was Rake Sharma, who came into space in 1984 on board the Soviet spacecraft Soyuz T-11. But India is ready to launch a person into space?

Prime Minister Narendra Modi, right! India could send a person into space, until 2022.

Scientists from the Indian Space Research Organization (ISRO) assume they will need 1,28 billion dollars to meet Mr Modi's call. The flight could take place in 40 months.

Reasons why this is possible

For the space flight they plan to use the toughest rocket - the Mark III geosynchronous satellite vehicle or GSLV Mk-III. This rocket can carry up to 10 tonnes of cargo on The Low Earth orbit.

GSLV MK III Rocket Test:

Operation of this rocket was successfully launched in 2017. The first start with cosmonauts is planned after 2020.

2017 - A rocket carrying 104 satellites - from the Sriharikota Space Center

Tests and inventions

The space agency carried out in July 2018 successful test, in which a test vehicle was seen carrying the dummy. The test was to show what would happen to the crew of the ship in the event of a missile failure on the starting surface.

Scientists have also developed a new type of silicone shell of this rocket, which resists burning. the shell of a ship returning to the Earth's atmosphere faces temperatures of up to 1000 ° C.

Developed i new suit for astronauts (visible on the main photo of the article). The biggest challenge, however, will be the training of astronauts and the preparation of conditions to support the longest possible time for astronauts to stay in space. This is not a simple matter, neither psychologically nor systemically.

The chairman of ISRO and the famous scientist K Sivan said:

"This space program not only strengthens national pride, but also encourages young people to pursue science."

New era

Dr. Sivan says that given that India is not yet able to train its astronauts alone, other agencies can be used. The time is running and the deadline must be kept. Astronaut training is challenging!

One way of training astronauts:

Rachek Sharma, the first Indian to travel to space in the Soviet missile in 1984, says:

"The manned flight into space is a natural result of a space program that has reached a certain level of growth."

If India does this year, it will become the fourth earthwhich sent human beings into space. To date, the US, Russia and China have succeeded.

However, some scientists do not believe it is possible

Space Scientist Siddhartha says:

“Sending a man into space is the stupidest idea, especially 50 years after Neil Armstrong was on the Moon for the first time. Robotic missions can now be performed by robots, so human lives are not at risk. ”

Neil Armstrong 20.7.1969 was the first to touch the moon with his foot. He said a memorable sentence: "This is a small step for man, but a huge step for mankind."

Dr. Sivan argues, however, that there are still many things people can do. India is therefore striving to build up its own activities and ways to advance into space to discover new things.

Professor K Vijay Raghavan, chief scientific advisor to the federal government, said:

"India has the perfect technology and culture for the mission."

ISRO has always met the challenges

2009 - Inaugural monthly mission Chandrayaan-1. First mission to help find water on the moon using radars.

2014 - India has successfully reached the orbit around Mars. The mission cost 67 million dollars - which was tremendously inexpensive compared to missions from other agencies.

2017 - India successfully launched 104 satellites during one mission. Russia launched 2014 on 37 satellites less. This is a historical success!

Dr Sivan says:

"We reject the failure, the ISRO team will do everything possible to send another person into space by 2022."