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The countdown for the launch of ISRO’s Flight Test Vehicle Abort Mission (TV-D1) had entered the final second for lift-off when a stream of smoke was observed at the base of the newly developed rocket.
The countdown for the launch of ISRO’s Flight Test Vehicle Abort Mission (TV-D1) had entered the final second for lift-off when a stream of smoke was observed at the base of the newly developed rocket.
The Indian Navy successfully recovered the Crew Module from the ISRO's test vehicle after it lifted off for the Gaganyaan mission. The module was prescribed to be recovered using a dedicated vessel and diving team from the Indian Navy. The test flight, called TV-D1, was conducted by ISRO to demonstrate the crew escape system for the Gaganyaan program. The mission objectives included evaluating various subsystems and demonstrating the deceleration system at higher altitudes. This mission is a significant step towards India's goal of launching a manned spaceflight mission.
The mission called ‘Gaganyaan’ - which translates from Sanskrit to ‘celestial vehicle’ - is intended to be India’s first human spaceflight.
The Crew Module will house the astronauts in a pressurised earthlike atmospheric condition during the Gaganyaan mission. The Crew Module for the Gaganyaan mission is in different stages of development.