ISRO aims to achieve debris-free space mission by 2030

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Category : Science and Tech Published on: April 18 2024

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ISRO announced that India aims to achieve a debris-free space mission by 2030.
Announcing the objective, ISRO Chairman S Somanath informed that all Indian space missions will be supported for this.
Under this initiative, careful action will be taken to ensure the stability and security of the space.
ISRO Chairman informed that 54 spacecraft are currently operational, and some other items not active will also be disposed of.
The initiative aims to achieve a debris free space mission by 2030 by all Indian space actors, government and non-governmental.
India encourages all state space actors to follow this initiative for the long-term sustainability of outer space.

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ISRO aims to achieve debris-free space mission by 2030