ISRO's Space Trailblaze: Groundbreaking SpaDeX Satellites Undocking

ISRO successfully accomplished the de-docking of the SpaDeX satellites, opening avenues for future space missions. The SpaDeX mission, aimed at demonstrating space docking technology, showcases India's advancements in space capabilities, setting the stage for ambitious projects like the Bharatiya Antriksha Station and Gaganyaan human spaceflight program.

ISRO has successfully de-docked the SpaDeX satellites, marking a significant step towards future missions such as lunar exploration and India's space station ambitions. The announcement, made on Thursday, highlights ISRO's growing prowess in space rendezvous operations.

Union Minister Jitendra Singh celebrated the achievement on social media, commending ISRO's groundbreaking work and expressing optimism for India's upcoming space missions, including the Bharatiya Antriksha Station and Chandrayaan 4.

Launched in December of the previous year, the SpaDeX mission involved two satellites, SDX01 and SDX02, demonstrating cost-effective docking technology. The successful undocking on March 13, 2025, attests to ISRO's meticulous planning and execution.

(With inputs from agencies.)