Chandrayaan-3 sets off on another lunar adventure, as India aims for a successful soft landing on the moon's surface. Discover the significance of this mission and the quest for lunar exploration. #AajNEWJDekhaKya #Chandrayaan #Continues #mission | Briefly

ISRO has identified a strategic landing site near the Moon’s south pole for the Chandrayaan-4 mission, focusing on regions with confirmed water ice potential and scientific importance. The Chandrayaan-4 lander will target a safe, sunlit zone with low slope and minimal hazards, using data from Chandrayaan-2 Orbiter and Chandrayaan-3 landing success. This ISRO lunar mission aims to demonstrate advanced precision landing, lunar sample return technology, and detailed surface analysis. Chandrayaan-4

The Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) launched Chandrayaan-3 to the Moon on July 14 on a mission to attempt a soft landing on the lunar surface. It is likely to land on August 23, 2023. It will cover a distance between the Earth and Moon in nearly 40 days, as compared to NASA’s Apollo 11 mission, which took around 4 days. So, why is India taking such a long route to the Moon? Watch this Jist to know. Producer: Nimisha Wahi Editor: Veeraj Babbar and Shivam Sharma #chandrayaan3 #isro #moon

#Chandrayaan3 has shared its first-ever images of the #Moon and they look stunning! As the spacecraft of the ambitious Chandrayaan-3 mission entered the lunar orbit on Saturday, it caught sight of the Moon during its maneuver, the video clip of which was shared by the Indian Space Research Organisation Read more- https://www.hindustantimes.com/science/chandrayaan3-mission-latest-news-isro-moon-landing-spacecraft-sees-the-moon-101691337286359.html | Hindustan Times