Shubhanshu shukla: On 25 June, Indian astronaut Shubhanshu Shukla and three of his crew colleagues flew from Kennedy Space Center in Florida. His mission which is run by the Indian Space Research Organization (ISRO) connected to the International Space Station (ISS) on 26 June. If the weather is correct, on July 15, 2025, Shubhanshu Shukla and his group will return to Earth safely. ISRO has confirmed that this mission is scheduled to return to Earth at 3:00 pm on July 15, according to Indian time. According to NASA’s Commercial Crew Program Manager, Steve Stitch, the crew dragon spacecraft with Shukla and three other astronauts will be ignored at IST on July 14 at 4:30 pm. Subsequently, the spacecraft is likely to land into the Pacific Ocean near California.
Axiom Space said in an update issued on July 11 that after spending 17 days at the international space station, the crew of the Axiom Mission 4 (X-4) is completing its research work. The team consisted of Commander Paigi Whitson, Pilot Shubhanshu Shukla, and Mission expert Slavose Suve and Tibor Kapu. All of them together conducted more than 60 scientific research works and participated in more than 20 outreach programs, which were aimed at inspiring the next generation on Earth along with contribution to space exploration.
Shri Shukla did many experiments at the International Space Station. In some of these important experiments (existence and resurrection studies of Indian species), (examining the effect of micro -gagurutva on human muscle cells) and "Germination of fenugreek and moong seeds" Includes, which are important for plant growth and nutrition in space. Other than this, "Cyanobacteria" Used on the development of two varieties of, which offer possibilities for life support systems.
This mission is a symbol of India’s growing abilities and international cooperation in space science. This journey of Shri Shukla not only recognizes his personal contribution, but also establishes India as a strong and serious contestant in the global space community. This mission is expected to speed up the roadmap of India for human space flight with the success of Akash Ganga, the officials of ISRO believe.
After Splashdown, Shri Shukla will have to undergo a seven -day rehabilitation program under the supervision of the flight surgeons of ISRO. This process is particularly important because after staying in subtle gravity for several weeks, they have to establish coordination with the gravity of the Earth. According to reports, there is no problem in his health and he is completely enthusiastic, which is a proof of the success of his training and support systems.
Shri Shukla’s visit is a source of pride and inspiration for India. As soon as the countdown of his return begins, the whole country is eagerly waiting for his return. This launch in California will be a festive moment for the Indian scientific community and a symbol of India’s aspirations among the stars.
