Chandrayaan 3 Update: The ISRO (Indian Space Research Organization) has embarked on a grand journey with its Chandrayaan 3 mission aimed at a successful soft landing on the Moon. It’s now preparing for the historic moon landing, slated for August 23.
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- The lander and rover have entered a dormant state, patiently awaiting their reawakening scheduled for 22 September, 2023
- The onboard RAMBHA-LP instrument aboard Chandrayaan-3 is actively quantifying the near-surface plasma composition
- ILSA attentively monitors the activity in the vicinity of the landing site, capturing any subtle movements and sounds
- Mounted on the Ch-3 rover, the APXS instrument has identified the existence of trace elements in the lunar landscape
- Through definitive in-situ measurements, LIBS conclusively establishes the presence of sulfur (S) on the lunar surface
- The inaugural observations captured by the ChaSTE payload aboard the Vikram Lander mark a historic milestone in lunar exploration
- Chandrayaan 3 Rover Embarks on its Lunar Descent from the Lander to Touch the Lunar Surface
- Chandrayaan 3 : Soft Landing
- Chandrayaan-3 successfully landed on the Moon
- Lander module navigates to 25 km x 134 km orbit, expects powered descent on Aug 23, 2023 at approx 1745 hrs IST
- Lander Module Orbits the Moon at 113 km x 157 km, with Second De-boosting on the Horizon for August 20, 2023
- Chandrayaan-3’s Orbit Set at 153 km x 163 km After August 16 2023 Firing
- FAQs
The effort catapults India into an elite group, establishing. It as the fourth country globally to achieve the remarkable feat of a soft mission. Standing next to the moon landing, the United States, Russia and China.
The lander and rover have entered a dormant state, patiently awaiting their reawakening scheduled for 22 September, 2023
– ISRO update: 4 September , 2023
The onboard RAMBHA-LP instrument aboard Chandrayaan-3 is actively quantifying the near-surface plasma composition
ILSA attentively monitors the activity in the vicinity of the landing site, capturing any subtle movements and sounds
– ISRO update: 31 August , 2023
Mounted on the Ch-3 rover, the APXS instrument has identified the existence of trace elements in the lunar landscape
– ISRO update: 30 August , 2023
Through definitive in-situ measurements, LIBS conclusively establishes the presence of sulfur (S) on the lunar surface
– ISRO update: 28 August , 2023
The inaugural observations captured by the ChaSTE payload aboard the Vikram Lander mark a historic milestone in lunar exploration
– ISRO update: 27 August , 2023
Chandrayaan 3 Rover Embarks on its Lunar Descent from the Lander to Touch the Lunar Surface
Chandrayaan-3 Rover: Made in India, Made for the Moon! Coming off the lander, the CH-3 rover sets off on lunar exploration and unveils India’s lunar footprint. Stay tuned for further revelations!
– ISRO update: 24 August , 2023
Chandrayaan 3 : Soft Landing
(Video Credit : ISRO)
Chandrayaan-3 successfully landed on the Moon
– ISRO update: 23 August , 2023
Lander module navigates to 25 km x 134 km orbit, expects powered descent on Aug 23, 2023 at approx 1745 hrs IST
– ISRO update: 20 August , 2023
Lander Module Orbits the Moon at 113 km x 157 km, with Second De-boosting on the Horizon for August 20, 2023
– ISRO update: 19 August , 2023
Chandrayaan-3’s Orbit Set at 153 km x 163 km After August 16 2023 Firing
– ISRO update: 16 August , 2023
Just 163 kilometers away, Chandrayaan-3 is on the verge of a historic rendezvous with the Moon, ready to uncover its secrets and reveal its geological wonders.
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FAQs
22 July 2019, Satish Dhawan Space Centre SHAR, Sriharikota, India.
Chandrayaan 3 is poised for a precise landing in close proximity to the lunar south pole.
Lunar landing date for Chandrayaan-3 is approximately August 23rd.
The main goal is to gather data through scientific experiments to further understand the Moon’s composition.
August 23,2023, Wednesday, Evening.
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