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    Basic objective of Chandrayaan-3 mission

    On 23rd August 2023, Chandrayaan-3, the third Indian lunar exploration mission, had landed successfully near the South pole area of Moon as planned by our national space agency ISRO.

    The lander module named Vikram is carrying with it a rover named Pragyan and this rover will come out and move on the Moon's surface and collect scientific data about the minerals, rocks, and other material as present on Moon's surface. That is the basic objective of this expedition.

    This region being near the South Pole of Moon, gets limited sunlight and and is ideal for studies for presence of ice and water on Moon. This is the first time that a lander is landed on Moon so near the South Pole.

    The whole scientific community across the globe is waiting eagerly for the scientific data from this expedition.

    India became the fourth country after US, Russia, and China to achieve landing on Moon and first to land it in the vicinity of South Pole.

    Congratulations team ISRO and we all feel proud of this achievement.
  • #774681
    At the outset, I congratulate ISRO for their excellent work and their success in this Chandrayan. Indians are no way less in any field than the people of another country. Many countries have the moon on their flags, But the flags of only 4 countries are there on the moon and India is one among those four. It is very great.
    The objectives of the Chandrayaan-3 mission are to demonstrate Safe and Soft Landing on the Lunar Surface,
    to demonstrate Rover roving on the moon and to conduct in-situ scientific experiments. Already the objectives are achieved and India is a proud country now as it is the first country to land near the south pole of the Moon. Many advanced technologies were used in designing this mission and the mission was successful.
    ISRO Scientists are very methodical and systematic and work against deadlines but without compromising on quality aspects and ethical values. Shortly, we may hear many success stories of ISRO. My hearty congratulations to ISRO.

    drrao
    always confident

  • #774684
    The primary objective of the Chandrayaan-3 mission is to further India's exploration of the Moon and enhance its capabilities in lunar research and technology. Building upon the successes of Chandrayaan-1 and Chandrayaan-2, this mission aims to focus specifically on a successful soft landing on the Moon's surface, in contrast to Chandrayaan-2's Vikram lander, which faced a hard landing.

    Chandrayaan-3 will carry a lander and rover, equipped with scientific instruments to conduct detailed studies of the lunar surface, its composition, mineralogy, and topography. These investigations will help scientists better understand the Moon's geological evolution and shed light on its history and potential resources. The mission also seeks to demonstrate India's technological prowess in the field of space exploration, fostering advancements in engineering and space technology.

    So, Chandrayaan-3 aims to contribute significantly to global lunar research efforts while showcasing India's commitment to scientific exploration and innovation on the cosmic stage.

    Honesty is the best policy.

  • #774742
    I understand that Rover has come out and started its work and sending Photographs and other information to the ISRO Centre, Bangalore. With the information that is being received, ISRO is planning to go for research on the Sun. That is a good step by ISRO in the right direction and now the whole world is looking at India to know more about its works through ISRO.
    drrao
    always confident

  • #774790
    The chandrayan-3 mission has been successful in its objective and now it's first day on moon (1 day on moon is equal to about 14 days in Earth) is ended and night has started and the equipments have been kept in sleep mode only to awaken next morning as per Moon's time. If they work even after that then more data will be acquired.
    Knowledge is power.

  • #774793
    It's indeed a moment we have waited for it so long. Other countries had huge budget but we Indians didn't have that capacity of budget. Rocket was carried on a bicycle. And today, inspite of investing a minimal amount of 600 crores, our mission is successful with the prayers and aspirations of the people of Indians. ISRO has done and is doing a tremendous daunting project and to excell at that level is a sign of extraordinary capabilities. Once again, the proverb is proved to be true that if there is a will, universe will definitely connect the dots. We shall be successful by hook or by crook no matter how much time it takes, slowly slowly, at the other end lies success. Few days back ADITYA L1 mission is launched at a budget of 400 crores to study the sun. There are other missions, one is to study the Earth, the other is to study Mars, and Venus. There is miles to go before we sleep. A big congratulations to the team ISRO.
    If you don't stand for something, you'll fall for anything.

  • #774795
    The best part we all should appreciate is that ISRO is now treated as the second-best organisation engaged in space research in the world after NASA. As of now, the reports say that ADITYA L1 is also on the correct path so far.
    drrao
    always confident

  • #774797
    We should appreciate the efforts of ISRO for the successful achievement of Chandrayaan 3 mission which landed on the moon surface on August 23 at 17. 40 hours. We have been able to receive valuable photos time to time to know the different features of the moon with the regular photos being sent by it. Entire credit goes to scientists collectively working on this difficult mission.
    Aditya L1 is also active to reach to the surface of Sun and so far it is going well within our calculations.


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