Astronaut Shubhinhu Shukla will hold talks with students and scientists of the Indian Space Research Organization (ISRO) on Friday.
Shukla, along with three other astronauts, is part of the Axiom-4 space mission, a 14-day scientific campaign for the International Space Station.
Friday’s conversation will be held through Ham Radio, in which a telebridge will be set up at Ur Rao Satellite Center in Bangalore, the news agency PTI quoted Amateur Radio on International Space Station (ARISS) as saying.
Ham radio is a non-commercial radio-communication service that is considered reliable during disasters, when traditional methods of communication are not accessible.
The interaction will be conducted under the ARIS program, which facilitates radio communication opportunities between school students and astronauts at ISS.
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Axiom-4 follow scientific experiments of crew
In ISS, Axiom-4 will take out a string of crew scientific experiments. Shukla used Space Microlega on Sunday, in which he captured images of algae strains after deploying sample bags on his orbital post.
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AXIOM Space said that time organisms of time can play an important role in the future of the discovery of space, and can offer a permanent and “nutrient -rich food source” for space missions that live for a long period of time.
In addition, the crew also worked on the Neuro Motion VR project, in which astronauts placed on the VR headset and carried out attention-based tasks. Meanwhile, their brain activity is monitored using functional closely-ended spectroscopy.
The crew is also working on collecting data to understand how spaceflight missions affect cardiovascular and balance systems, which can help in the real -time monitoring of health.
