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Thanks to CTOnews.com netizen amocken for the clue delivery! CTOnews.com, October 21 (Xinhua)-- the Indian Space Research Organization (ISRO) tweeted that India's first manned space mission "Gaganyaan" TV-D1 command module test mission was successful and the crew escape system was operating as expected. The purpose of this mission is to verify the escape procedures of manned missions.

CTOnews.com noted that ISRO had earlier stated that the first test flight was suspended at 8:45 because of engine ignition problems. The person in charge, S Somanth, said that due to anomalies, the planned TV-D1 command module could not be lifted off, which would be analyzed.

ISRO then sent another message announcing that the error had been identified and corrected, and the second launch was scheduled for 10:00 today.

After the success of the test flight, the director, S Sivakumar, said: "this is an unprecedented attempt. We have now seen the characteristics of all three systems and what we want to pass this experiment or this mission test. In our first attempt, we perfectly demonstrated the test vehicle, the crew escape system, the crew cabin and so on. We have been penance for the past three or four years, and today it is like a 'Normandy landing'."

It is understood that the mission objectives of the TV-D1 launch are to test the flight demonstration and evaluation of the flight vehicle subsystem, the flight demonstration and evaluation of the crew escape system, including various separation systems, the characteristics of the crew cabin, and the demonstration and recovery of the high-altitude deceleration system.

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