Chandrayaan-3 Highlights: Soft Landing on Moon’s South Pole Successfully Completed
Chandrayaan – 3 Details
Our Chandrayaan 3 lander Vikram will kiss the moon. Chandrayaan-3 has landed today at 6:40 pm. While there is enthusiasm in the whole country about this, the eyes of the whole world are also focused on this mission.
As the time of landing is getting closer, so are the heartbeats of the people. Wishes are pouring in from temple to mosque for the successful landing of Vikram.
Amidst all this, ISRO Chief S Somnath seems completely confident about the success of the mission. Chan says that while learning from the Chandrayaan-2 campaign, we have not left any scope for mistakes this time. A backup plan is also ready for the success of Chandrayaan-3 mission. Here are the highlights of the conversation with the ISRO chief.
ISRO’s Chandrayaan-3 mission, launched on July 14, is all set to land on the surface of Moon on August 23. India’s mission to Moon will aim to land at the lunar South Pole, and is expected to remain functional for two weeks. Chandrayaan-3 will be used to conduct a series of experiments on the lunar surface.
We’ll be bringing you live updates as the countdown to land on the Moon’s surface begins. Chandrayaan-3 landing may be delayed to August 27 if the lander module appears unfavorable, ISRO’s scientists have revealed. Follow this page for live updates, livestream of the landing, and track Chandrayaan-3 progress across the next two days.
Everything went according to our plan during the mission. We also found some surprising results. Earlier we had planned that the propulsion module would remain alive in orbit for about three to six months, but due to the additional fuel, the propulsion module could remain alive in orbit for several years. Today the landing of Chandrayaan-3 has taken place. Read more
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