Shubhanshu Shukla, the first Indian astronaut to visit the ISS, serves as a pilot on Axiom Mission 4. Excited schoolchildren in India share their hopes for discoveries in space, while expressing concerns about potential consequences, such as space pollution, if other planets become habitable. Fardin Ahmed reflects on the vastness of the universe, realizing humanity's small place within it. The ISS is expected to be visible over India, creating anticipation among students eager to witness this marvel of space exploration.
Shubhanshu Shukla is only the second Indian to travel to orbit, after Rakesh Sharma made that leap in 1984. Shukla is serving as a pilot on Axiom Mission 4.
While many celebrate potential discoveries in space, there are also concerns about humans potentially exploiting other habitable places, leading to space pollution.
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