In the history of India’s lunar exploration, this marks a significant achievement and a turning point.
The rover that was inside the ‘lander’ that touched down on the moon, within the next 2 hours, began its exploration mission by coming out through the surface, via the ramp.
ISRO has announced that the rover of Chandrayaan 3, which landed on the southern region of the moon, has initiated its exploration activities.
ISRO also proudly declares that India has commenced its research on the lunar surface.
The rover is conducting investigations on the lunar surface’s southern region, exploring aspects like temperature variations, soil composition, and opportunities for lunar disturbances, for the next 14 days.
As the first country, ISRO is embarking on research in the southern region of the moon, and in the coming days, it is expected to unveil many secrets that the world nations are unaware of.
The first sample collected in the southern region of the moon’s surface is attracting the attention of nations worldwide as they eagerly await research findings.
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