Chandrayaan-3 India’s Lunar Mission Set to Make Historic Moon Landing on August 23 The world’s eyes are fixed on India’s Chandrayaan-3 mission, scheduled for a historic lunar touchdown on August 23. This highly anticipated event has garnered international attention, particularly in the wake of Russia’s recent lunar mission setback.
For those eager to witness this momentous event, the Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) has made it accessible to a global audience. The livestream of Chandrayaan-3’s descent will commence at 5:20 pm Indian Standard Time (IST) and can be viewed on various platforms, including ISRO’s website, YouTube, Facebook, and DD National TV.
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The mission carries significant symbolism as the lander is named after Dr. Vikram Sarabhai, the visionary scientist often referred to as the father of India’s space program. Chandrayaan-3’s objectives encompass a soft landing on the lunar surface, the deployment of a rover for exploration, and the initiation of in-situ experiments to expand our understanding of the Moon.
The mission was launched from the Sriharikota spaceport and has already achieved a major milestone with the successful separation of the Vikram lander. It has undergone crucial maneuvers to ensure a precise and safe descent onto the lunar surface.
As Chandrayaan-3 inches closer to its lunar rendezvous, the excitement and anticipation among space enthusiasts worldwide are palpable. The mission not only embodies India’s continued commitment to space exploration but also stands as a testament to international collaboration and scientific curiosity, transcending borders and bringing the world together in the pursuit of lunar discovery.
