Chandrayaan-3 : News and Updates
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PM is delivering an address at ISTRAC, Bengaluru. Important points so far:
1. Impact point of the CY-2 lander will be called Tiranga point.
2. CY-3 landing point will be called Shiv Shakti point.
3. ISRO chief mentions that Pragyaan rover has moved out of the field of view of the lander's cameras. Today, the rover will turn around and take photos of the lander on the moon.
1. Impact point of the CY-2 lander will be called Tiranga point.
2. CY-3 landing point will be called Shiv Shakti point.
3. ISRO chief mentions that Pragyaan rover has moved out of the field of view of the lander's cameras. Today, the rover will turn around and take photos of the lander on the moon.
Modi became extremely emotional when addressing ISRO scientists. Damn almost as emotional as Pak Generals get when they get Papa John's Pizza frachise.
Don't know how true this is:
But RocketGyan does have access in ISRO. They were the 1st to post lander deployment photos/videos.
But RocketGyan does have access in ISRO. They were the 1st to post lander deployment photos/videos.
Photo is already taken however due to poor lighting conditions those pictures are not shared. Hence they will share images only once lighting angle and conditions are okay. For now they have prioritized scientific tests.Still waiting for Lander photo taken by Rover
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Guy interviewing was a Pakistani ambassador to India.....muh! Pakistani Civil Govt representative
Lal Topi has some serious A-ss burn issue after India's successful Chandrayan 3 mission....
That fellow rinds me an another person from this forum. I will not name him, he is as same as this fellow when comes illogical thinking, he is a hard core Russian stuff fan boy.
Lal Topi has some serious A-ss burn issue after India's successful Chandrayan 3 mission....
LIBS confirms the presence of Sulphur (S) on the lunar surface through unambiguous in-situ measurements
LIBS confirms the presence of Sulphur (S) on the lunar surface through unambiguous in-situ measurements
LIBS confirms the presence of Sulphur (S) on the lunar surface through unambiguous in-situ measurements