In the southern region of the moon, Chandrayaan-3’s Vikram lander successfully landed on the 23rd day. Subsequently, the Pragyan rover, which emerged from the Vikram lander, has been conducting its research activities for the past 14 days. Currently, the rover has been fully charged and placed in sleep mode for safety, as announced by ISRO.
In this situation, ISRO has announced that the Chandrayaan-3 Vikram lander has successfully landed on the moon’s surface for the first time. The lander has been safely relocated from its initial landing site to a location approximately 30 to 40 meters above the ground, ensuring its protection, as disclosed by ISRO.
ISRO has also announced that this investigation, called “Kick Aan Start,” has been successfully conducted, and all instruments within the lander are functioning exceptionally well. Furthermore, ISRO has stated that through this research, they have gained a new hope of sending humans to the moon in the future.
ISRO has released the video of the Vikram lander landing on the moon on its official website.