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India News: NEW DELHI: After a successful touch down on the lunar surface, India is planning to send three humans in 6-km ocean depth in its first manned deep oce.

India is building its first manned submersible to study the deep sea and conduct a biodiversity assessment, an announcement that comes days after the country successfully landed a spacecraft near the moon's south pole.

The first manned submersible’Matsya 6000’ is being designed to send 3 scientists 6 km (6000 m) underwater to study the deep ocean resources. Here's everything you need to know.

India announced on Tuesday that it is developing its first human submersible to research the deep oceans and evaluate marine biodiversity, days after the nation successfully landed a spacecraft on...

India News: Following a successful lunar mission, Indian scientists are gearing up for an expedition under Project Samudrayaan. They plan to dispatch a team of th

Indian scientists are preparing to embark on Project Samudrayaan, an ambitious mission to explore the depths of the ocean in search of precious metals and minerals. The project involves the use of a homegrown submersible called "Matsya 6000," which has been in development for two years. The submersible is designed to withstand the immense pressure at a depth of 6,000 meters and will be tested in early 2024.

A video in the post shows the minister sitting inside the vessel, which is still under construction.

The self-propelled Samudrayaan will take 3 human beings on an ocean exploration mission 6000 metres under the ocean 

First sea trial expected in January 2024

After India’s successful mission to the Moon (Chandrayaan-3), Indian Scientists are preparing the project Samudrayaan which will send three people 6000