Chandrayaan-3 Completes Lunar-bound Manoeuvre, Separation Tomorrow: Final Steps Explained
The Landing module and the rover will separate from the Propulsion Module on Thursday, following which the lander is expected to undergo a 'deboost'
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The Landing module and the rover will separate from the Propulsion Module on Thursday, following which the lander is expected to undergo a 'deboost'
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So the next thing we're standing by for is -- >> is entry. >> entry. >> getting through the top of the atmosphere, gradually slowing down. right now the vehicle's just now beginning to -- very soon will be beginning to feel the atmosphere touching it. actually, entry is above the atmosphere slightly. so it's really not until a few -- half a minute or so after entry before we really start detecting the fact that that atmosphere is slowing us down. >> all right. we'll be standing by. >> yes. excitin exciting. >> all right. so we're all sort of standing by to stand by. don, why is this referred t...