The first Indian astronaut who went to the ISS returned back

Cosmonaut Shubkhanch Skula, who created the story, becoming the first Indian, who, if -stepped at the International Space Station (ISS), returns back.

Lively, the Axiom-4 (AX-4) mission, which canceled from the orbital laboratory with its quadrangular crew on Monday, is shown. It It is expected to spill a little less than 24 hours.

Led by a former NASA Pega veteran and pilot Captain Shukla, Ax-4 arrived at the ISS on June 26. The crew included Slavs Upani-Visnevski from Poland and Tobor Kap of Hungary.

The Captain of Group Skula is only the second Indian who went into space. His trip took place 41 years after Cosmonaut Rakesh Sharma flew on board in 1984.

AX -4 is a commercial flight run by the Axiom Space private firm – a collaboration between the NASA Space Agency ISRO, the European Space Agency (ESA) and SpaceX.

On Monday, the ISS outlined on X that the AX-4 crew took its places in the spacecraft and its hatches were closed. Crafts – when it was separated from the ISS – broadcast live.

Space space said the craft would spray in the ocean off the California coast, and the dishes would then pick it.

Indian Science Minister Jit Andndra Singh said the surge is scheduled for July 15 at about 3:00 pm India (9:30 GMT).

In his farewell appeal aboard the ISS on Sunday, the Indian astronaut said that the travel of India in space intelligence could be tough, but it started.

“It was an incredible journey. Although it ends now, I have a long way for you. The journey of our mission of the Space Human Space Space is very long and difficult. But when we are defined, even the stars are achieved.”

He referred to the first person in India in Rakesh Sharma Space Cosmonaut, which is known to quote from the 1924 Sare Jahan Se Achcha to say that “India looked better than the rest of the world.”

“Even today we want to know what it looks like from space. I’ll tell you. Today’s India looks ambitious. It looks fearless. It looks confident. And so I can say that today’s India still looks better than the rest of the world,” the group captain said.

The AX-4, which is initially expected to spend two weeks at the ISS, remained for a few days. During his stay, Axiom Space said the crew conducted 60 scientific experiments, including seven developed Indian Space Organization (ISRA).

ISRO, which paid Rs 5 billion ($ 59 million; £ 43 million) to provide a place for the Captain of the Shukla Group on the AX-4 and his training, stated that the practical experience he receives while traveling to the ISS will help India in his space flights.

ISRO has announced plans to launch Gagaganyan – the first in the history of space flight in 2027 – and has ambitious plans to create a space station by 2035 and to send astronaut to the month by 2040.

The Captain Group Skula is one of the four Indian Air Force staff last year to travel by Gaganian.

He was born on October 10, 1985 in the northern city of Laknau, the Captain of Shukla Group joined the Air Force as a fighter pilot in 2006.

It flew by MGS, Sukhhua, Dornyer, Jaguars and Hox and has more than 2000 hours of flight.

Before flying into space, the Captain of Group Sklav called the last year as “nothing, no transformation”.

“It was still a strange journey, but the best is yet to come,” he said. “When I go into space, I am not only tools and equipment, I have a hope and dream of a billion hearts. I ask all Indians to pray for the success of our mission,” he said.