India's pride seen in space station at 1 lakh feet above earth, will be proud to see pictures of tricolor

India's pride seen in space station at 1 lakh feet above earth, will be proud to see pictures of tricolor

On the occasion of the 75th anniversary of independence, this time the tricolor was hoisted about 30 kilometers above the earth. Not only this, NASA scientists at the International Space Agency also hoisted the tricolor flag.

• At a height of about 30 kilometers above the earth, the tricolor was hoisted majestically
• The tricolor was hoisted at a height of 1,06,000 feet above the earth
• Indian-origin astronaut Raja Cherry also wished Independence Day

The tricolor was hoisted at a height of 30 kilometers from the earth

On the occasion of the 75th anniversary of independence, this time our Aan, Baan and Shan tricolor has been resounding all over the world. Be it earth, sky or sea. Tricolor has been hoisted everywhere. For the first time, the tricolor has been hoisted at a height of 30 km above the earth. This time, Space Kids India, an organization promoting space science among children, hoisted the tricolor at a height of 1,06,000 feet above the earth. According to Business Today, children have been hoisted with the help of special balloons under the Har Ghar Tiranga Abhiyan as part of the celebration of Amrit Mahotva of Azadi. On the other hand, the tricolor has also been hoisted in the deep sea of ​​Andaman Nicobar.

Greetings from space to India

A statement from Space Kids India said, Hoisting the flag above the earth is a symbol of honor and tribute to all these freedom fighters and a matter of pride in those who are working hard every day to uphold the pride of India. Space Kids India has recently launched a satellite for the low Earth. On the other hand, messages have been sent from the space on the 75th anniversary of The India's independence. Astronaut Samantha Cristoforetti, who is currently working in the International Space Station, has sent a video message wishing Indians. 

Astronaut Raja Cherry shared a photo of the tricolor on the space station 

Meanwhile, Indian-origin astronaut Raja Cherry has also wished Independence Day. NASA astronaut Raja Cherry has now returned to the International Space Agency after a 6-month mission. He has said that there is a long history of collaboration between NASA and ISRO. The NASA collaboration, which began in the early days of the space age when ISRO was working on rocket sound in India, continues to this day. Even today we are working together on space and the earth science missions.