'Mission Shakti' only had 5 or 6 people working on it , reminds of Pokhran Nuclear test

India celebrated on Wednesday after PM Narendra Modi announced  the launch of the anti-satellite missile from Indian scientists. In just 3 minutes, the mission was completely secrecy, and only 5 to 6 people had information in th…

India celebrated on Wednesday after PM Narendra Modi announced  the launch of the anti-satellite missile from Indian scientists. In just 3 minutes, the mission was completely secrecy, and only 5 to 6 people had information in this regard. The government had a complete confidentiality regarding this technically complex mission.

Satish Reddy, a scientist of the Indian Defense Research Organization, told our Associate newspaper, Times of India, "Usually we get less than a second to intercept this by looking at the speed of a satellite. In order to deal with this challenge, we need Guidance Control, Mission Computer and Systems, which help in Accuracy and Relative Timing.

With this test, India has acquired the ability to secure its assets in outer space. In case of any dispute, the anti-satellite missile will give India a big boost. According to the scientists, it will also help in dealing with the missile coming from India. There are already many missiles already under the ballistic missile defense program in the Indian fleet.