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The Ax-4 mission, which was set to mark a historic leap for India in human spaceflight by sending Group Captain Shubhanshu Shukla — the country’s first Gaganyatri — into orbit, has been put on hold. SpaceX confirmed that a liquid oxygen (LOx) leak was discovered during a routine booster test of the Falcon 9 rocket. The launch, originally planned for June 11 from NASA's Kennedy Space Center, will now be rescheduled after thorough repairs and testing. The joint decision by ISRO, Axiom Space, and SpaceX highlights the priority of astronaut safety. With global eyes watching this milestone mission, the delay may be disappointing, but it reflects the careful precision that space travel demands. Stay tuned as we track updates on the new launch date and India’s role in the future of space exploration.

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⬆ Do you think SpaceX did the right thing by delaying the launch?
⬆ How important is astronaut safety during missions like Ax-4?
⬆ Should India invest more in human spaceflight programs?
⬆ Were you aware that Shubhanshu Shukla is India’s first Gaganyatri?
⬆ What do you think caused the LOx leak in Falcon 9?
⬆ How long do you think the Ax-4 launch will be delayed?
⬆ Are private space companies like SpaceX more reliable than government space agencies?
⬆ Would you volunteer to go to space if given the chance?
⬆ What impact do you think this delay has on India’s space reputation?
⬆ Do you follow ISRO and SpaceX missions regularly?

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