ISRO To Use Green Propulsion In Gaganyaan Mission

ISRO to use green propulsion in Gaganyaan mission, know what is its specialty.

The Indian Space Research Organization (ISRO) is preparing green propulsion for its ambitious Gaganyaan mission. India will send humans to space in the Gaganyaan mission.

India will strive for pollution-free launching through green propulsion. All phases of the rocket will be used in the mission.

This information was given by ISRO chairman K Sivan. He was speaking at the 16th initiation ceremony of the SRM Institute of Science and Technology.

Sivan said, advising students to take assessed risks in their lives so that they would avoid failure altogether.

The pace of economic growth is increasing in India, it is necessary that we use pollution-free green technology in growing activities.

He informed that ISRO has made pollution-free lithium-ion batteries. It is suitable for use in battery electric vehicles. In view of environmental protection, ISRO is preparing green propulsion in its Gaganyaan mission.

A pollution-free rocket system will be used in this. There are plans to use green propulsion in future satellite launches.

According to ISRO, the Polar satellite launch is a reliable way for scientists to send vehicle satellite into space. It consists of four levels of fuel filled rockets.

The satellite is then pushed into the orbit of space and entered to rotate. The second Jio stationary launch is the vehicle, it consists of a three-tier rocket.

Earthquake in Arunachal Pradesh: Earthquake tremors in Arunachal Pradesh, earthquake intensity of 3.5

Earthquake tremors have been felt in Arunachal Pradesh today. The earthquake on the Richter scale was 3.5. Changlang remained the epicenter of the earthquake.

Earthquake tremors have been felt here at 3.18 am. Even before this earthquake tremors have been felt here. In the past, earthquake tremors were felt in Delhi-NCR.

The earthquake struck Delhi-NCR on 18 December

The tremors of the earthquake were felt in Delhi-NCR on December 18 at around 11.45 am. Due to this, people came out of the houses scared.

Earthquake intensity at the Richter scale was recorded at 4.2. The tremors were felt from Delhi to Noida Ghaziabad, Gurugram.

According to the National Center for Seismology (NCS), the epicenter of the quake was in the Alwar district of Rajasthan with tremors felt in the areas of Delhi NCR.