Chandrayaan-3's First Lunar Captures: ISRO Shares Stunning Moon Images
Chandrayaan-3, by ISRO, pushes India to new space exploration heights.
Launched on July 14, the mission targets the untouched Moon's South Pole.
Beyond pride, it's a strategic move to investigate potential lunar water-ice reserves.
ISRO is attempting to perfect a feat that eluded them once—executing a flawless soft landing on the lunar surface.
The shared images highlight both the craft's technology and Earth-Moon connection.
Landing near the moon's south pole is technically demanding due to its rugged terrain, prolonged shadows, and frigid conditions.
Vikram—the mission's lander—and the rover Pragyan have roughly 14 Earth days to complete their objectives.
Success here could cement India's place among an elite group, alongside the US, former Soviet Union, and China, in achieving soft lunar landings.
Chandrayaan-3's outcome will significantly influence India's space legacy.
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