India Advances Human Spaceflight with SOLVE Ground Trial
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Scientists from the Indian Space Research Organisation have been actively involved in this project to send humans to space since 2018. Through this project, a team of 3 people will be sent to an orbit 400 km above the Earth for a 3-day journey. Then, they will be safely parachuted into the Indian Ocean and the project will be completed. In this context, the first ground test of a special solid motor designed to check the parachute deceleration s…
India Advances Human Spaceflight with SOLVE Ground Trial
Photographic view during the Static Test of SOLVE-ST01ISRO has successfully conducted the first ground test of its new Sub-Orbital Launch Vehicle for Experiments (SOLVE) solid motor on July 3, 2026, at Sriharikota — a critical step for validating the parachute-based deceleration system of the Gaganyaan Crew Module. ISRO confirmed that the Sub‑Orbital Launch Vehicle for Experiments (SOLVE) solid motor was tested at Sriharikota, meeting all expect…
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