India's Trailblazing Space Odyssey

[Noureldein Usama Esa]

As non-Indian, todays post will provide a neutral exploration of india's significant presence in Aeronautics and Aerospace Engineering, backed by a multitude of compelling evidence. We will delve into india's contribution to the future of Aerospace and the exciting prospects ahead for the ISRO.

Chandaryan 1 and Chandaryan 2​

22nd of October 2008, Was the first Chandaryan mission that has taken a Lunar orbit and performed a successful Impactor in 08th of Novemeber 2008, However by 22nd of July 2019 Chandaryan 2 was considered to be a failure for the ISRO as it crashed to the moon due to the loss of control during the final descent of the mission. The chandaryan 2 was equipped by a Lunar orbiter,Lander and Orbiter, The main goal of Chandaryan 2 was to perform a scan for a lunar water.

Chandaryan 3​

Apart from the Obstacles and negatives that has been discussed above , The launch of Chandaryan 3 was of a very great success for India, this time The Chandaryan3 has achieved its launch target by Locating the Lunar water on the surface of the moon.

Upcoming Launches for ISRO​

On the 2nd of September 2023, the world is waiting to witness the launch of first Indian observatory class mission( Aditya L-1) to study the solar corona using a solar cornography and near UV instrument.

The Indain Contribution to the global Space economy​

According to the Indian goverment the indian Contribution to the world space economy in 2023 is $9B, it has performed 7 succesful Satelite launches , and the private sector shares 10% in the indian space economy. In 2047 India is willing to expand its investments to $475B and perform 500 launches per year.

Conclusion
In essence, India's journey in Aeronautics and Aerospace is a testament to the nation's dedication to scientific exploration and technological advancement. As observers, we can look forward to witnessing India's continued ascent in the realms of space, science, and innovation.