Chandrayaan-3 | Pragyan rover traverses 8 metres on lunar surface, its payloads turned on
The Laser-Induced Breakdown Spectroscope (LIBS) is attempting to determine the elemental composition of lunar soil and the rocks around the lunar landing site
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The Laser-Induced Breakdown Spectroscope (LIBS) is attempting to determine the elemental composition of lunar soil and the rocks around the lunar landing site
'All planned rover movements have been verified'
India News: Pragyan had crawled eight metres on the Moon as of Friday at the rate of 1cm per second after the Chandrayaan-3 rover began leaving its tracks in luna
The Pragyaan rover of Chandrayaan-3 started its exploration on the Moon's surface. With payloads, cameras, spectrometers and more, the lander and rover will study the Moon's surface. But only for 14 days. Here's why and what happens after.
The moon landing process in the Chandrayaan-3 mission will begin today with a small firing of the engines on board the lander to slow down (deboost) the lander which has been until now been propelled towards the moon at great speed.