The space shuttle launch will be carried out at Sriharikota in Andhra Pradesh this month, according to credible reports. Before the monsoon hits, this launch will be done. The final touches to the shuttle are given on May 15th, 2016 which is the size of a sports utility vehicle.

The Reusable Launch Vehicle – Technology Demonstrator (RLV-TD) is much-awaited launch in the history of ISRO. This launch will take India to next level. This is a great step of the winged reusable launch vehicle, which scientists believe that the concept will reduce the use if satellites into orbit and turning the rocket recycled or usable.

ISRO is launching the delta-winged spacecraft for the first time. After the launch, ​it will glide to the Bay of Bengal runway.

Chances of recovering RLV-TD is quite small according to the experts as it will disintegrate and designed to float. The experiment is mainly done to navigate the spacecraft from velocity five times higher the speed of sound in a runway of Bay of Bengal.

Vikram Sarabhai Space Centre, director Sivan, Trivandrum told all these experiments just the baby steps for a giant Hanuman leap. In Indian Space expedition, this will be the turning point and becomes successful.

Before fifteen years only the Indian space shuttle version has begun and now fruitful efforts are giving good results. The primary objective of ISRO is to develop the space technology and its application to various tasks with the giant leap.