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The Gaganyaan Crew Module (CM) is a pressurized human-rated spacecraft developed by the Indian Space Research Organisation for India’s first crewed orbital mission. It has a near-conical, blunt-body configuration optimized for atmospheric re-entry, with an overall mass of about 5.3 tonnes and an internal habitable volume of roughly 8 cubic meters to support a crew of up to three astronauts. The module uses a dual-wall structure with an aluminum alloy pressure shell and an external thermal protec
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The Gaganyaan Crew Module (CM) is a pressurized human-rated spacecraft developed by the Indian Space Research Organisation for India’s first crewed orbital mission. It has a near-conical, blunt-body configuration optimized for atmospheric re-entry, with an overall mass of about 5.3 tonnes and an internal habitable volume of roughly 8 cubic meters to support a crew of up to three astronauts. The module uses a dual-wall structure with an aluminum alloy pressure shell and an external thermal protec
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The Gaganyaan Crew Module (CM) is a pressurized human-rated spacecraft developed by the Indian Space Research Organisation for India’s first crewed orbital mission. It has a near-conical, blunt-body configuration optimized for atmospheric re-entry, with an overall mass of about 5.3 tonnes and an internal habitable volume of roughly 8 cubic meters to support a crew of up to three astronauts. The module uses a dual-wall structure with an aluminum alloy pressure shell and an external thermal protec
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The Gaganyaan Crew Module (CM) is a pressurized human-rated spacecraft developed by the Indian Space Research Organisation for India’s first crewed orbital mission. It has a near-conical, blunt-body configuration optimized for atmospheric re-entry, with an overall mass of about 5.3 tonnes and an internal habitable volume of roughly 8 cubic meters to support a crew of up to three astronauts. The module uses a dual-wall structure with an aluminum alloy pressure shell and an external thermal protec
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How Spacecraft Survive Re-entry into Earth’s Atmosphere! 📝 When a spacecraft returns to Earth, it travels at an unbelievable speed of 28,000 km/h — nearly 7.8 kilometers every second! ⚡ As it enters the atmosphere, the outer temperature rises up to 3,000°C! 🔥 But thanks to its powerful heat shield, the astronauts inside remain completely safe. 👨‍🚀🛡️ This is not just science… It’s the brilliance of human technology and engineering! 🌍✨ #ScienceFacts #SpaceTechnology #Spacecraft #NASA #SpaceX
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Rocket Physics, the Hard Way: Re-entry and Hypersonic Flight
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The crew module has now started its reentry into the Earth’s atmosphere. A 6 minute blackout period is now in effect. A P-3 Orion aircraft has now acquired the trajectory of the reentry vehicle. Time until splashdown is now 9 minutes and 35 seconds.
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