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NASA joint Axiom – 4 mission to International Space Station (ISS): Post splash down activities and Health conditions of Gaganyatri Shubhanshu Shukla - isro.gov.in

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    ISRO-NASA joint Axiom – 4 mission to International Space Station (ISS): Post splash down activities and Health conditions of Gaganyatri Shubhanshu Shukla Home / ISRO-NASA joint Axiom – 4 mission to International Space Station (ISS) July 17, 2025 After Gaganyatri Shubhanshu Shukla was extracted by SpaceX’s recovery teams on July 15, 2025, preliminary health checks were carried out at recovery ship. Initial health assessments indicated that Gaganyatri Shukla was in stable condition with no immediate concerns reported. He was airlifted by helicopter from the recovery ship to the mainland for further medical evaluations and debriefing sessions. First Glimpse after Dragon recovery First Step of Gaganyatri Shukla after return from ISS Later, Gaganyatri Shubhanshu Shukla was flown to Houston for a week-long rehabilitation program to mitigate any adverse effect of microgravity. This is being administered by Axiom’s flight surgeon and ISRO’s flight surgeon is also participating in this program. This includes a series of medical checks especially cardiovascular assessments, musculoskeletal tests psychological debrief. The rehabilitation activities of Gaganyatri focus on monitoring physical and mental health, addressing any effects of microgravity, and preparing him for a return to normal activities. Arrival of Gaganyatri Shukla at Houston Group Photo of Team ISRO
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