How does space look like India? Reactions by Sunita Williams
Williams expressed her excitement for India's expanding role in space exploration and her desire to re-establish a connection with the country.
Ankush Pandey
Highlights
- Sunita Williams called India a great democracy and a great country.
- India's advancements in human spaceflight have been noteworthy.
- Williams' comments demonstrate the expanding cooperation between ISRO and NASA.
Sunita Williams, a NASA astronaut, recently gave a detailed account of India's appearance from space.
When Williams returned from a lengthy mission aboard the International Space Station (ISS), she spoke to the media about her experiences orbiting the planet.
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Speaking of the stunning view of the Himalayas from space, she remarked, "India is amazing." We took amazing photos each time we flew over the Himalayas. It occurred as if it were a ripple that swept into India.
In particular, as the landscape shifts into Gujarat and Mumbai, she emphasised the vibrant colours that can be seen from orbit. "It provides a "here it comes" light." "Lights were flowing into smaller cities from larger ones," she continued.
Williams added that she was thrilled about India's expanding role in space exploration and about getting back in touch with her father's native country.
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"I am excited about an Indian astronaut going to space with Axiom Mission and I hope to return to my father's home country," she said, alluding to India's partnership with private space companies.
She commended India as a “wonderful democracy” and a “great country,” pointing out its advancements in space exploration and saying she would be happy to help.
India's Gaganyaan program, which intends to launch astronauts into orbit by 2026, has been making major strides in human spaceflight.
Williams' comments demonstrate the expanding cooperation between ISRO and NASA, which includes cooperative projects like the Earth-observation satellite NISAR.
Williams' thoughts, as one of NASA's most seasoned astronauts with more than 322 days in orbit, showcase not only the splendor of India from above but also her pride in her ancestry and hope for India's future in space exploration. news source: indiatoday.in
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