Nellore,February 27,(way2newstv.com)
ISRO will undertake more bigger projects in the coming days to create a new twist in space exploration and satellite experiments.Indian Space Research Organization (ISRO), which set up 104 satellites released on the sky simultaneously at the same time,Successfully experimenting with minimal cost.It is the history of ISRO.It's ready for another innovative experiment.It will attempts to build igloo on the moon.Known as "lunar habitats", will send robots and 3D printers to the constructions.They are use the clay and other materials on the moon to made of Igloo.In the Lunar Territorial Test Facility section of the Space Research Center, the design was created with the help of a 3D printer.Scientists say that five models are made of igloo structures, with the help of which they will be built on the moon's surface.Scientists say that they will be built Igloo on the moon's surface with the help of five models of igloo, which they were made.Even if the plans are not yet about the mission, ISRO plans to build the technology required for the construction of the Igloo structures.
ISRO IN THE IDEA OF BUILDING IGLOO ON THE MOON
Igloo will be built on the moon as the Indian arrangements of Installations in Antarctica, said the director of ISRO Satellite Center M Annadurai. He said plans are being planned to carry out long term structures on the surface of the moon.Several countries, including the United States, are looking for permanent residences on the Moon and start researching it from.Annadurai says, That's why India wants to be a partner.In the future astronauts have to go on land satellites and spend more time.It is clear that the help of igloo to help them stay safe and secure at this time.He said that the eagle would be built with the ideal equipment.The space agency has almost completed the process of creating soil on the surface of the moon.It's about 60 tons.It was 99.6 percent matched to compared to the samples brought from the moon by Apollo mission.It was 99.6 percent matched to compared to the samples brought from the moon by Apollo mission.
