ISRO's Pad Abort Test & Human Spaceflight Program

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On July 5th 2018 ISRO (Indian Space Research Organization) conducted a successful Pad Abort Test of a space capsule in support of India's Human Spaceflight Program.

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India is great in future number one country in world

rajendradesale

ISRO has a publically announced human space program planed for late 2021 called Mission Gaganyan

SeemaSingh-tjqd

New player in the space race 2.0, getting exciting!

electronicdad

It's gonna be launched on the GSLV MK3

amateurartisttheallinonech

Thanks Mike for covering all the tests in detail for ISRO, it really helped refresh my memory. I follow ISRO program very closely but even I'm surprised with this pad abort test since there was not much news from ISRO about this before. As per my view, in next 5 years ISRO surely will send crew module into space and will bring it back. But to take human to space will take anywhere between 10-15 year. But all this to happen ISRO first need to finish it's semicryogenic engine to increase payload capacity of GSLV mk3 to greater than 4000kg. I follow your space pods, you really cover all space development across the globe very well. Keep doing so..!!

atulkhalate

First unmanned flight - dec 2020
Crewed - dec 2021
Its official!

luc

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muskyelondragon

Looks like youa re correct about 2-3yrs

mousumimondal

Space Mike, your presentation style and wide variety of content are absolutely superb

manofsan

That suit has some remarkable resemblance to the sokol suit

sidharthcs

@SpaceMike,
Just a clarification for you: That plunge at the end was a deliberate drop test meant to study the G-forces for impact, in case some problem were to happen with the parachutes.
They did do preliminary drop tests with a helicopter, but this was a cut-off drop test done at a higher speed of descent.

manofsan

I like the Russian Rodney Dangerfield collar pull. 2:37

publicmail

It looks a lot like the Soyuz launch escape system and that seems to work well so why change it :-)

zapfanzapfan

I LOVE YOUR VIDEOS SO MUCH!!!! Keep up the great work! you've got a new patron ;)

augurelite

Great video SpaceMike! ISRO have made some fantastic advances lately. I would love to see you do a video with your opinions on the current state of the Russian Space Agency

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