IIIT-A scientists to analyse Chandrayaan-2 data for lunar insights
ISRO has allocated a grant of ₹21 lakh for a three-year research project titled ‘Automated Lunar Crater Detection Using Payload from Chandrayaan-2 Mission.’
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ISRO has allocated a grant of ₹21 lakh for a three-year research project titled ‘Automated Lunar Crater Detection Using Payload from Chandrayaan-2 Mission.’
We also discuss with Debadatta Mishra, Ex Senior Scientist, ISRO and currently Co-Founder and COO of Erisha Space, a private Indian space company about India's latest mission to the moon., Technology & Science News, Times Now
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The Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) on Monday released the second image of Moon, captured by India's Chandrayaan-2 satellite, showing craters such as Jackson, Mach, Korolev and Mitra on its surface.