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Maximum Aluminium Purity for the Circular Economy - Vimarsana News

Maximum Aluminium Purity for the Circular Economy

In order to conserve resources, we need to reuse raw materials as often as we can. This requires recycling materials flows that have as high and as consistent a quality as possible. It is only with...

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Chandrayaan-3 Confirms Presence Of Oxygen On Moon - Vimarsana News

Chandrayaan-3 Confirms Presence Of Oxygen On Moon

Chandrayaan-3's Laser-Induced Breakdown Spectroscopy has confirmed the presence of Oxygen on Moon.

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Chandrayaan-3 Confirms Presence Of Oxygen On Moon: Here's What The Discovery Means To ISRO Scientists - Vimarsana News

Chandrayaan-3 Confirms Presence Of Oxygen On Moon: Here's What The Discovery Means To ISRO Scientists

ISRO said the rover's spectroscope also detected Aluminium, Calcium, Ferrous (Iron), Chromium, Titanium, Manganese, Silicon and Oxygen as expected. TheHealthSite.com

Chandrayaan-3 lander-rover's Moon mission to likely end after 14 days. Here's why - Vimarsana News

Chandrayaan-3 lander-rover's Moon mission to likely end after 14 days. Here's why

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.

vikram: India on moon: What is next for Chandrayaan-3 lander Vikram and rover Pragyan? - Vimarsana News

vikram: India on moon: What is next for Chandrayaan-3 lander Vikram and rover Pragyan?

India's lunar satellite Chandrayaan-3 successfully landed on the Moon's South pole. The Lander, Vikram, landed safely thanks to its algorithm and instruments. The next steps for the mission include conducting experiments on the lunar surface over the next two weeks.