🚀This is the first test flight of ISRO's new crew capsule
🛰️The mission is to validate the crew escape system
🚁The crew capsule will separate and land safely
💥The booster will likely explode and fall back into the ocean
🌊The mission will splash down at a specific location in the sea
What is the purpose of this test flight?
—The purpose of this test flight is to validate the crew escape system of ISRO's new crew capsule.
What will happen to the booster?
—The booster is expected to explode and fall back into the ocean.
Will the crew capsule land safely?
—Yes, the crew capsule will separate and land safely with the help of parachutes.
How long will the mission last?
—The mission is expected to last for a few minutes, including the separation and landing phases.
Where will the mission splash down?
—The mission will splash down in a specific location in the sea, as planned by ISRO.
02:40Welcome to the live coverage of the historic test flight of ISRO's new crew capsule.
31:45We are counting down to the test flight, which is the validation of the crew escape system.
12:35The mission will splash down at 8.5 m/s, while the booster is expected to splash down at 6 km down range.
