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ISRO chief K.K. Sivan said that ISRO will launch two unmanned missions in December 2020 and June 2021 in view of the launch of India's first manned spacecraft "Gaganyaan" in December 2021.

Bengaluru: Indian Space Research Organization (ISRO) has shown the first glimpse of the humanoid made for the Gaganyaan mission. ISRO chief K.K. Sivan said that ISRO will launch two unmanned missions in December 2020 and June 2021, in view of the launch of India's first manned spacecraft "Gaganyaan" in December 2021.

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Bengaluru: Indian Space Research Organization (ISRO) has shown the first glimpse of the humanoid made for the Gaganyaan mission. ISRO chief K.K. Sivan said that ISRO will launch two unmanned missions in December 2020 and June 2021, in view of the launch of India's first manned spacecraft "Gaganyaan" in December 2021.
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Addressing the inaugural session of "Manned Spacecraft and Exploration: Current Challenges and Future Events", Sivan said that the objective of the "Gaganyaan" mission is not only to send India's first manned space into space, but also to "sustained space human presence". A new space center is also to be established.

He continued, "We are doing all this in three steps. Two unmanned missions in December 2020 and June 2021 and then manned spacecraft in December 2021.

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With regard to the new space center, ISRO has started an astronaut training center near Bangalore to cater to future needs.
The Indian Space Agency is in talks with NASA and other space agencies and enterprises on how they can work together on manned spacecraft and how their experience can be learned. 'Gaganyaan' will also help in the long-term goal of ISRO's inter-planetary mission.
The ISRO chief said, "Inter-planetary mission is on the long-term agenda."

On the 'Gaganyaan' mission, Sivan said that the space agency has already developed and demonstrated important technologies such as a 10-ton payload capacity for low orbit operational launchers.
He said, "There is only a shortage of elements like human life science and lifesaving system that we are developing now."
Sivan said that ISRO has made many national laboratories, academic institutes, DRDO laboratories, Indian Air Force, CSIR laboratories in favor of 'Gaganyaan' program.

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He informed that astronauts have been selected from the Air Force test pilots.
Sivan said that space flight training in India will begin soon. There will be specific mission related training with the use of many simulators and other equipment.

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This 'semi man' is ready to fly in Gaganyaan, know everything about 'Vyommitra'