ISRO plans ‘'space tourism’' by 2030 at 6 crore per passenger.

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Hello Dear Reader, I am RAHUL PRAJAPATI. I will explain you about the Isro Future plan for "SPACE TOURISM" by 2023. As we know that the space tourism program is like a dream. The average ticket cost will probably be close to Rs 6 crore. So, let's Start...

The Indian Space Research Organization (ISRO) has been making strides in the space industry for decades. From launching satellites and conducting groundbreaking research to exploring the Moon and Mars, ISRO has always been at the forefront of space exploration. Now, they have set their sights on a new endeavor: space tourism. In this blog, we will explore the latest news on ISRO's plans to launch space tourism by 2030.

Space tourism is an emerging industry that is gaining popularity among the world's wealthiest people. With companies like Blue Origin and SpaceX offering suborbital and orbital flights, it's no surprise that ISRO wants to enter the market. However, ISRO's plans are slightly different from its competitors. They are looking to offer a seven-day space travel experience that includes a stay in a space station.

The space station, currently in development, will be able to accommodate up to three passengers at a time. The station will orbit the Earth at an altitude of 400 kilometers, providing passengers with a unique view of our planet. During their stay, passengers will be able to conduct experiments, interact with astronauts, and even experience microgravity. ISRO's Chairman, Dr. K. Sivan, has stated that the organization is aiming to launch its first manned mission in 2022. While this mission won't be for space tourism, it will be a significant step towards achieving that goal. The mission, called Gaganyaan, will see three Indian astronauts sent into space for a seven-day mission.

 The spacecraft is currently under development, and the astronauts are undergoing training in Russia. ISRO's plans for space tourism have been in the works for a while now. In 2019, they announced that they were looking for partners to help develop the space station. They have received interest from both domestic and international companies, and they are currently in talks with several of them.

ISRO's plans for space tourism have been met with some skepticism. Many people believe that the cost of the trip will be too high for the average person to afford. However, Dr. Sivan has stated that the organization is aiming to keep the cost as low as possible. In conclusion, ISRO's plans to launch space tourism by 2030 are ambitious, but not impossible. With the development of their space station and the upcoming Gaganyaan mission, they are well on their way to achieving their goal. While the cost of the trip may be a concern for some, it's important to remember that space tourism is still a relatively new industry, and prices are likely to come down over time. With ISRO's reputation for excellence in the space industry, there's no doubt that their space tourism venture will be a success.

                                                             

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