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Why India should book a long stay on ISS before time runs out

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Science News: In 1984, Rakesh Sharma flew on a Soyuz and became India’s first man in space. It took 40 years to send a second. On June 25 last year, Shubhanshu Shuk.

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Why India should book a long stay on ISS before time runs out

Science News: In 1984, Rakesh Sharma flew on a Soyuz and became India’s first man in space. It took 40 years to send a second. On June 25 last year, Shubhanshu Shuk.

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Why India Should Secure A Long-Duration Stay On ISS Before The Orbital Laboratory Is Decommissioned

In 1984, Wing Commander Rakesh Sharma flew aboard a Soviet Soyuz spacecraft to become India’s first human in space. It took forty years for ...

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Times of India broke the news in India on Sunday, August 30, 2026.
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