ISRO has become on Thursday. A new history was made. Like Russia, America, and China, India has been named next to the big countries of the world. The new idea of the Indian Space Research Organisation has been successful.
ISRO's two satellites have been automatically linked to space. India is only the fourth country in the world after Russia, the US, and China. As a result, India's path to building a space station has been widened.
On January 12, ISRO announced that the two satellites that helped build the space station would be brought to the same point after being brought closer by 15 meters to 3 meters. This time, India has achieved success in the mission or space docking process to bring it to the same point.
On this day, ISRO posted on the X handle that "India made history." The space docking process is successful. Space docking between two artificial satellites was successful under the Spadex mission. India got fourth place in the world.
The process of bringing two different artificial satellites to the same point is called the space docking method. It is a very complex process in space research. ISRO has merged two satellites, Spadex 1 and Spedex 2.
What is "space docking"? It's a complicated process. During the procedure of docking, two spacecraft are brought together in orbit. ISRO's goal was to combine two artificial satellites, Spadex 1 and Spadex 2. The two satellites were launched on December 30. Among them, Spadex 1 is Chaser. Spadex 2 target.
But why such a plan? What will happen through this 'space docking'? Actually, ISRO aims to establish a space station. This experiment is important in setting up that 'Indian space station.' Which will also help in the Chandrayaan 4 mission. India has successfully done the work of 'space docking,' i.e., connecting two satellites electronically.
