ISRO's Shubhanshu Shukla, second from left, is preparing for a flight to the International Space Station along with Axiom-4 crewmates (from left) Tibor Kapu from Hungary, Commander Peggy Whitson and Sławosz Uznański from Poland.
Credit: SpaceX
MILAN—India now expects the first crewed flight of its Gaganyaan spacecraft to launch in 2026, following a trio of uncrewed flight tests slated to begin next year. Ahead of Gaganyaan missions, two Indian Space Research Organization (ISRO) astronauts are in training at NASA’s Johnson Space Center for...
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