Gaganyaan mission Live Updates: TV-D1 test flight aborted due to ‘anomaly’, ISRO chief says vehicle is safe
Gaganyaan mission Live Updates: Test vehicle launch to take place in 9 minutes
Gaganyaan mission Live Updates: TV-D1 mission will take off in 9 minutes. All set for the 8:45 AM launch.
Gaganyaan mission Live Updates: What is the Orbital Module associated with the Gaganyaan mission?
Gaganyaan mission Live Updates: The Orbital Module (OM) that will be Orbiting Earth comprises of Crew Module (CM) and Service Module (SM). OM is equipped with state-of-the-art avionics systems with adequate redundancy considering human safety.
CM is the habitable space with an Earth-like environment in space for the crew. It is of double-walled construction consisting of a pressurized metallic Inner Structure and an unpressurized External Structure with a Thermal Protection System (TPS). It houses crew interfaces, human-centric products, life support systems, avionics, and deceleration systems. It is also designed for re-entry to ensure the safety of the crew during descent till touchdown.
SM will be used to provide necessary support to CM while in orbit. It is an unpressurized structure containing thermal system, propulsion system, power systems, avionics systems and deployment mechanisms.
Gaganyaan mission Live Updates: All about HLVM3
Gaganyaan mission Live Updates: LVM3 rocket - The well-proven and reliable heavy lift launcher of ISRO, is identified as the launch vehicle for the Gaganyaan mission. It consists of the solid stage, liquid stage, and cryogenic stage. All systems in theLVM3 launch vehicle are re-configured to meet human rating requirements and christened Human Rated LVM3. HLVM3 will be capable of launching the Orbital Module to an intended Low Earth Orbit of 400 km.
HLVM3 consists of a Crew Escape System (CES) powered by a set of
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