Space research and rocket technology are progressing rapidly and many countries are demonstrating their strength in space through their powerful rockets. But the question is, which country has the world’s most powerful rocket? Let us know which country currently has the most powerful rocket. In which number India and Japan come?

This is the world’s most powerful rocket

The US currently has the title of most powerful rocket. In fact, Elon Musk’s private space company SpaceX has once again shocked the world, Musk has successfully completed the 10th Test launch of its most powerful rocket starsship on Wednesday. The goal of SpaceX is through this, a point-to-point journey should be done on the earth. Human missions should be sent to the moon under the Artemis program. At the same time, the success and testing of this rocket is also considered important for sending humans on Mars in future.

India’s powerful rocket

Talking about India, India’s space agency ISRO has made significant progress in the last few decades. India’s most powerful rocket is GSLV Mark III (LVM-3), which is capable of launching heavy payload in space. This rocket has successfully carried out important missions like Chandrayaan-3 and Aditya-L1. Globally, this rocket of India is powerful but it is lower capacity than rockets from countries like America, Russia and China. India in this list Fifth to seventh place Comes between

Which rocket near japan

Talking about Japan, the H3 rocket of Japan’s space agency Jaxa is its most advanced rocket. This rocket can take a payload of up to 6.5 metric tons to GTO. In future, it will be able to take heavy satellite into space. Japan has strengthened its space technology in recent years, but H3 has a slightly lower capacity compared to India’s GSLV Mark III. Japan’s H3 rocket in the global ranking is close to India’s LVM3, but a little behind India, ie Seventh to ninth place Comes between

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Spacex spacecraft: India is ready to touch the heights of space once again. The eyes of the country are on Group Captain Shubhanshu Shukla, who is going to become the second astronaut of India after four decades. As the launch time comes closer, the glimpses of SpaceX’s spacecraft on the TV screen are increasing the enthusiasm. This historic flight is a symbol of India’s scientific ability.

Where will the launch be from
SpaceX’s crew Dragon spacecraft will fly through Falcon-9 rocket at 12:01 pm from the launch complex 39A of NASA’s Kennedy Space Center in Florida, USA. This is the historical place from where Neil Armstrong flew to the Moon under the Apollo-11 mission in 1969. The mission includes India’s group Captain Shubhanshu Shukla along with Slavosha Ujnanski-Vyshveski of Poland, Hungary’s Tibor Kapu and US experienced commander Pegi Whitson.

India represent in space for the second time since 1984
Group Captain Shubhanshu Shukla is an experienced pilot of the Indian Air Force, and will become the second citizen of India after Rakesh Sharma. Rakesh Sharma flew under the Soviet Mission in 1984. Shukla was kept in a tight Quantine for more than a month before the mission so that her health was completely safe.

Scientific mission and India’s share
This is not just a trip but a 15 -day scientific mission – “Exium -4 Mission”. A total of 60 scientific experiments will be done during this period, out of which 7 are proposed by India. This is a proof of India’s scientific thinking and contribution to global research. Mission is an excellent example of international cooperation and technical partnership.

Launched today after delay
The mission had to be postponed five times before due to weather and technical problems. Now NASA has fixed June 25, which is its sixth declared date. Shubhanshu Shukla told the media, “I am not just scientific tools with me, but going to space with the expectations and dreams of one billion hearts.”