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On August 23 at 6:34 pm BDT, India's unmanned moon flight Chandrayaan-3 made history by successfully landing on the surface of the moon. This is the first time India has achieved a lunar landing via a spacecraft, with the latest mission being the third iteration of the Chandrayaan space programmes hosted by the Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO).

India achieves historic milestone as Chandrayaan-3 successfully lands on the Moons south pole, signaling a new era of space exploration.

As images poured of Vikram Lander’s successful landing near the Moon’s south pole, the country roared with joy.

According to ISRO, Lander and the Rover have five scientific payloads which have been placed inside the Lander Module (LM). Rovers Alpha Particle X-Ray Spectrometer (APXS) will be used to derive the chemical composition and infer mineralogical composition to further enhance the understanding of the lunar surface. Laser Induced Breakdown Spectroscope (LIBS) will determine the elemental composition of the lunar soil and rocks around the Moons landing site.

Bollywood stars and global figures applaud Indias Chandrayaan-3 lunar triumph, marking a historic milestone in space exploration.

As Chandrayaan-3 success has sent a wave of rejoice in the entire country, take a look at how it was spurred by the failure of the Chandrayaan-2 moon mission.

Indias Chandrayaan-3 mission, which successfully landed near the moons south pole, was built and launched at a budget of $75 million, significantly lower than Russias Luna-25 mission, which cost $200 million. The success highlights Indias ability to conduct exploratory missions at a much lower cost, positioning the country as a player in the global space industry. Chandrayaan-3 took 40 days to reach the moon using less powerful rockets and the slingshot method, compared to Luna-25s 10-day journe...

Chandrayaan-3 has successfully landed on the Moons surface and here’s how it was able to do it.

ISROs Chandrayaan-3 mission successfully completed its month-long journey from Earth to the Moon, making a soft landing on the lunar south pole. This is the same region where its predecessor, Chandrayaan-1, discovered the presence of water molecules.

In a game-changing feat in India's space exploration, the country's lunar mission Chandrayaan-3 successfully soft-landed on the South Polar region of the moon on Wednesday as a nation of 1.4 billion people erupted in joy and pride ending an anxious wait for the moment.