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Indian spacecraft ‘Chandrayan-3’ successfully lands on the Moon

Indian spacecraft ‘Chandrayan-3’ successfully lands on the Moon
by Insider Desk
August 24, 2023

Indian spacecraft Chandrayaan-3 achieves historic moon landing, ISRO confirms successful touch down at lunar south pole.

This success is not only a pivotal moment for lunar exploration but also elevates India’s position in space exploration. The event comes shortly after a Russian lander failed during a similar endeavor.

The successful landing is being hailed as India’s emergence as a space power. It holds immense significance as the government aims to foster investment in private space launches and satellite-based businesses. 

As the spacecraft descended, citizens from all corners of the country tuned in, offering prayers and holding their breath as the historic moment unfolded on television screens.

Chandrayaan-3’s landing was meticulously planned on the moon’s south pole – a terrain notoriously challenging for such missions. 

This achievement comes as India’s second attempt to establish a spacecraft on the lunar surface. Impressively, this achievement was realized just days after Russia’s Luna-25 mission faced a crash.

The lunar mission, called Chandrayaan-3, meaning ‘moon vehicle’ in Hindi and Sanskrit, will remain operational for two weeks. 

During this time, it will conduct a series of experiments, including an analysis of the mineral composition of the moon’s surface using a spectrometer.

The significance of this mission lies in its potential to unravel mysteries of the moon, particularly its south pole, which could harbor water ice. 

Such a discovery could revolutionize future space missions by providing crucial resources like fuel, oxygen, and drinking water.

Leading up to the landing, prayers were held across the nation in places of worship, schools, and even Sikh temples, reflecting the collective anticipation and pride surrounding the achievement. 

Even Prime Minister Narendra Modi, attending the BRICS summit in South Africa, closely monitored the momentous occasion.

India’s successful landing on the moon’s surface serves as a testament to its technological prowess and a springboard for further advancements in scientific and economic endeavors. The triumph has boosted India’s reputation on the global stage and ignited hope for even more remarkable achievements in the field of space exploration.

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