Brief by Shorts91 Newsdesk / 12:18pm on 15 Jul 2025,Tuesday Science
Indian astronaut Shubhanshu Shukla returned safely from the Axiom-4 mission on July 15, marking India’s first ISS mission in over 40 years. Shukla will undergo 10 days of medical quarantine at NASA’s Johnson Space Center before returning home in August. His insights will shape India’s Gaganyaan-4 mission in 2027 and plans for a future orbital station. Shukla completed over 60 experiments on human health, agriculture, and AI in space. ISRO and the Indian Air Force will honor him, with Shukla likely to play a key role in astronaut training, public engagement, and advancing India’s space diplomacy. (PC: X)
