This is the third Chandrayaan 3 in India and if it is the hope of all Indians it will be a success, says Namredra Medi Pratpradan.
And on July 14th Chandrayaan was launched and all Indians thought that this is the 3rd Chandrayaan must be successful.
Chandrayaan started on 14 July and took off at 2:35 PM.
The launch from Shri Harikota in Andhra Pradesh and this is sure to be the 3rd Chandragayaan SV, our Subash Davan has come to this battle.
After a day's journey, it will land near the South Pole.
It started in the afternoon time and for how much time it will take, Chandrayaan 3 will be launched from the booster and pellet rocket at 2 hours 46 minutes 39 seconds after the launch.
The Indian Space Research Organization (ISRO) spacecraft will land on the South Pole of the Moon. It is reported that no aircraft has reached this place so far. Therefore, the Chandrayaan 3 mission is going to be very important and big for the science of the whole world. It will be India's second attempt after Chandrayaan 2. But India has got an opportunity to show how much technology is developed in our country.
After that, the cryogenic engine starts and it moves forward with Chandrayaan. Now on August 5, the spacecraft will enter the lunar orbit.
Chandrayaan is 3 all believe that yesvi will happen now what do you know if it will happen or not we will know on 5th of august.
Chandrayaan 2 was India's second lunar mission after Chandrayaan 1. She was successful. After this, the second Chandrayaan was launched on July 22, 2019. But India's second Chandrayaan failed as the lander and rover crashed in Chandrayaan 2. Chandrayaan 2's Vikram Blender crashed into the Moon instead of detaching, making significant changes to the reasons that failed Chandrayaan 2, and Chandrayaan 3 uses a Lander rover and propulsion model. Scientists believe that it will help to land separately on the surface of the moon. Soft landing is an important feature in this campaign.
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