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?IT之家 5 月 8 日新闻
，印?度的载人航天?妄想再次调解时间表。印度空间部?长辛格（Jite?ndra Singh）在 5 月 6 日的新闻宣布会上宣布
，印度首次载人航天使命将推迟至 2027 年第一季度发射。该使命最初妄想于 2022 年执行。

印度空间研究组织（ISRO）?现在将首次载人航天使命的目的时间定在 2027 年第一季度。在载人使命实验之前
，印度将举行三次无人航行使命
，以进一步验证火箭和地面基础设施的清静性和可靠性。辛格体现：“在实验载人使命之前
，我们必需完成三次无人使命
，由于这涉及到人类生命清静。”

首次无人航行使命 G1 妄想于今年第四序度发射
，?将携带名为“维亚米特拉”（Vyomitra
，梵语意为“太空之友”）的半人形机械人
，该机械人将认真网络航行历程中的相关数据。后续的 G2 和 G3 无人航行使命也将在 2026 年发射
，并继续搭载“维亚米特拉”机械人。首次载人使命 H1 则妄想于 2027 年第一季度发射。

印度的宇航员
，?被称为“Gaganyatris”?
，已于 2024 年 2 月?选出
，他们划分是普拉桑特?巴拉克里斯南?奈尔（Prasanth Balakrishnan Nair）、阿吉特?克里斯南（Ajit Kri?shnan）、安加德?普拉塔普（Angad Pratap）和舒布汉舒?舒?克拉（Shubhanshu Shukla）。这四人均曾是印度空?军的试飞员。他们将分两组乘坐 H1 和 H2 使命进入?太空
，这将使印度成为继美国、苏联 / 俄罗斯和中国之后
，第四个能够自力将人类送入轨道的国家。这些宇航员现在正处于训练的最后阶段。

Gaganyaan 妄想的载人航天使命将使?用 ISRO 的载人运载火箭 Mark-3（HLVM3）发射
，这款四级运载火箭高 143 英尺（IT之家注：约 43.59 米）
，配备两个固体火箭助推器以及一个新?设计的逃逸塔
，以便在紧迫情形下将宇航员和航天器与火箭疏散。

在新闻宣布会上
，辛格还先容了 Gaganyaan 使命基础设施的开发希望
，包括发射?台接口、使命控制中心、宇航员撤离预案和通讯系统等。他指出
，地面支持硬?件和运载火箭的开发进度已抵达 90%
，现在仅?剩下最后阶段的资格测试。辛格体现：“所有推进阶段的装备都已准备停当
，所有结构都已通过资格认证
，乘员舱和效劳舱也已制造完成。现在正在举行最后的集成和测试阶段。”

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