Currently, conferences are held in hotels, but the age may soon come when they are held in space, giving attendees a really out-of-this-world experience, predicted eminent rocket scientist Nandini Harinath on December 9.
Harinath, an ISRO employee who works on the Mars Orbiter Mission, also mentioned that the organization is pursuing its NETRA (Network for Space Object Tracking and Analysis) initiative to stop space debris from hitting the planet.
At the Birla Industrial and Technological Museum at this location, the scientist was speaking to a group of schoolchildren, space enthusiasts, and media personnel.
Since it’s conceivable that humans may travel to space for reasons other than science, the expression out of this world might no longer merely be a figure of speech, according to Harinath.
The Inter-Agency Space Debris Coordination Committee, whose goal is to coordinate efforts to deal with debris in orbit around the earth, includes ISRO as a member.
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