Get ready to be part of an incredible space milestone brought to you by the Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO). The much-anticipated Chandrayaan-3 mission is all set to make its mark on August 23 at 6:04 pm. Make sure to mark this date on your calendar, as history unfolds before your eyes.
For those eager to witness this momentous event live, ISRO has set up various platforms to catch all the action. From 5:27 pm on August 23, you can tune in to ISRO’s official website, their YouTube channel, their Facebook page, and even on DD National.
MATTER OF EDUCATIONAL INTEREST
This time, ISRO is reaching out to educational institutions to join in the excitement. Schools and colleges are encouraged to host live streams of Chandrayaan-3’s landing, creating a wonderful opportunity to engage students and faculty in this thrilling space endeavor. This educational involvement adds a new dimension to the event, inspiring the next generation of space enthusiasts.
ISRO has given the green light that Chandrayaan-3’s mission is progressing seamlessly and is on track as planned. Stringent system checks and assessments are underway to ensure a smooth and successful soft landing on the lunar surface’s South Pole. The meticulous preparation reflects ISRO’s unwavering dedication to achieving excellence in space exploration.
CAPTIVATING AERIAL VIEWS
The latest update brings forth stunning visuals captured by the Lander Position Detection Camera (LPDC). These breathtaking images were taken from an altitude of around 70 km above the lunar surface. This incredible glimpse into the Moon’s terrain serves as a testament to ISRO’s commitment to sharing the awe-inspiring wonders of space exploration with people all over the world.
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