India’s space biology experiments face setback amid delays in Axiom-4 mission

Indian Astronaut Shubhanshu Shukla, Axiom-4 Crew Set To Return From ISS On July 14

After completing an eventful stay aboard the International Space Station (ISS), Indian astronaut Shubhanshu Shukla and his fellow Axiom-4 crew members are gearing up to conclude their mission and return home on July 14. Providing an update on the mission’s timeline, Steve Stitch, Manager of NASA’s Commercial Crew Program, said the agency is closely tracking the team’s activities aboard the International Space Station (ISS). “We are working with …

UniSA welcomes 2025 Venture Catalyst Space cohort – SASIC

The Innovation & Collaboration Centre (ICC) at UniSA welcomed its newest Venture Catalyst Space cohort last month, marking the beginning of an exciting six-month journey for the group of promising space start-ups. Six space start-ups from across Australia and India will take part in this year’s program, including Adelaide-based companies ZyntaxAI Space, AFTdynamics and Altair Orbital. The companies are working on everything from the application …

Axiom-4 mission: ISRO coordinating with Axiom Space to refresh time-sensitive experimental specimens

ISRO announced on Monday that it, along with the Indian Principal Investigators (PIs), is coordinating with Axiom Space ahead of the Axiom-4 mission’s (AX-4) scheduled launch. ISRO has shortlisted seven microgravity research experiments proposed by Indian (PIs) from various national R&D laboratories and academic institutions which Group Captain Shukla would be conducting during his 14-day

Indian Principal Investigators And ISRO Coordinate With Axiom Space To Refresh Experimental Specimens Ahead of Ax-4 Mission

The Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) has announced its active coordination with Axiom Space to refresh time-sensitive experimental ...

India’s space biology experiments face setback amid delays in Axiom-4 mission

Shukla is set to perform seven India-specific experiments during his 14-day stay on the ISS, but at least six of these now require fresh specimens or reagents.