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Chandrayaan-3 now just 25KM away from the moon

20 Aug 2023

India just one step away from the victory of Mission Moon, Vikram Lander separated

Chandrayaan-3 VS LUNA-25 LIVE Location: Chandrayaan is now at the last stage of its mission. India's Chandrayaan is now only 25 kilometers away from the moon. So there Russia's Luna-25 has gone astray in space. Russia mission moon has failed.

03 Sep 2020

Moon is rusting even without liquid, water, oxygen on its surface: Research

A new paper in Science Advances reviews data from the ISRO`s Chandrayaan-1 orbiter, which discovered water ice and mapped out a variety of minerals while surveying the Moon`s surface in 2008 Help of JPL scientists Abigail Fraeman and Vivian Sun was taken to help poke at M3`s data and confirm Li's discovery of hematite. Their paper offers a three-pronged model to explain how rust might form in such an environment.

07 Jun 2019

NASA refers to ISRO Chandrayaan's discovery, says 'It's raining on the Moon'

Chandrayaan 1, India's first lunar mission launched on 2008 by the Indian Space Research Organisation, was the first spacecraft to detect water on the moon in 2018.

19 Apr 2018

Chandrayaan 2: All you need to know about India's second date with Moon

All eyes would be on ISRO when it sends its second lunar probe mission - especially because its first was hailed as a massive achievement for being low-cost and yet enormously successful.

25 Oct 2017

ISRO's second date with moon: March 2018 launch for Chandrayaan-2

Dr Jitendra Singh, Union Minister of State (IC) for Atomic Energy and Space claimed that the launch will take place in the first quarter of 2018.

28 Sep 2017

India set for another rendezvous with Moon, Chandrayaan 2 to lift off in March 2018

Chandrayaan 2 will be launched aboard GSLV Mk 2, from the Satish Dhawan Space Centre in Sriharikota in Andhra Pradesh.

14 Mar 2017

Former ISRO chief Madhvan Nair hails NASA for finding long lost Indian first lunar probe 'Chandrayaan I'

More than seven years later, NASA's ground-based radar indicated that the spacecraft generally considered lost in space is srill circling some 124 miles (200 kilometers) above the lunar surface.

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