Hab-1: Indian Astronaut's Space Simulation
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Habitat-1 is India 's first -ever "analog mission" which means simulation of space conditions to prepare astronauts for real space missions.
It was recently tested for three weeks in the high Himalayan mountains of Ladakh .
Isro 's Gaganyaan mission plans to place three astronauts into low- Earth orbit next year .
Prof Sharma says data gathered in Ladakh will help develop medical technology to deal with the needs of our astronauts when they face a problem in space.
India doesn't want to be left behind as China and Russia are collaborating on their own plans to 3D-print a base on the Moon.
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