By Admin 
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
Read this also PM Modi-Nehru and Indira Gandhi have been PM for the longest time, know who made the most foreign tour?