Chandrayaan 3: Today is a day of excitement for all Indians. Because the Chandrayaan-3 mission has reached an important milestone today. Chandrayaan has now reached closer to the moon.

The Lander Module has been successfully separated from the Propulsion Module of Chandrayaan-3. ISRO separated Chandrayaan into two parts.

Separated from the propulsion module, the lander has now started its journey to the Moon alone.

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ISRO tweeted

ISRO tweeted, Today's successful firing (which was required for a short time) placed Chandrayaan-3 in a 153 km x 163 km orbit around the Moon. With this, all the entry phases of the lunar advance were completed.

Now preparations are on for the separation of the propulsion and lander modules (which include the lander and the rover). The lander and propulsion module will separate on Thursday.

Soft landing is a complex issue

According to ISRO, the lander is expected to land on the south pole of the moon on August 23 at 5.47 pm. The lander will land on the Moon from an altitude of about 100 km from the lunar surface.

Soft landing is a complex issue. Imaging of the site will be done before landing to find the safe and no risk area. After landing, the six-wheeled rover will come out.

Will conduct the experiment on the surface of the Moon for the duration of one lunar day. One day of the Moon is equal to 14 days of the Earth. Chandrayaan-3 was placed in Earth's orbit on 14 July by India's heavy lift rocket LVM3.

After this, on August 1, it left the Earth's orbit and moved towards the Moon.

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Sivan's statement

Former chairman of ISRO K. Sivan has said. That the lander touching the lunar surface on August 23 would be a 'big moment'. We are waiting for this.

I am sure it will be successful as we have understood the failures during Chandrayaan 2.

Posted Date: August 17, 2023

Publish Date: August 17, 2023

Posted By Ravi Kumar

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