Isro’s SpaDeX mission aims to dock two satellites through precise maneuvers starting with a 20km separation, gradually reducing to enable inter-satellite communication. Successful docking will demonstrate power transfer and future space station capabilities. Begun in 1989, the mission highlights India’s technological progress in space docking technology.
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