Chandrayaan-3 Launched: India today successfully launched its third lunar mission- Chandrayaan-3 through LVM3-M4 rocket. Vehicle under this campaign of the day In its journey, it will once again attempt a soft landing on the South Pole region of the Moon, where no country has reached so far. America, former Soviet Union and China have done soft landing on the lunar surface but their soft landing did not happen on the south pole region of the moon. If the Indian Space Research Organization (ISRO) crore rupees Chandrayaan-3 mission succeeds in landing the lander in the space agency’s second attempt in four years, the US, China and the former Soviet Union India will become the fourth country to master the technique of ‘soft-landing’ on the lunar surface.

This is the third lunar mission of ISRO in fifteen years ISRO Chairman S Somnath, while addressing a press conference soon after the launch of the unmanned mission to the lunar region emerging as a possible site for future human exploration, said the agency has 13 august Indian time on 5.45 Moon’s surface at But a technically challenging soft-landing is planned. Chandrayaan-2 failed in soft landing when its lander Vikram on September 7, 217351 while attempting a soft landing fell on the lunar surface due to anomalies in the braking system. To Chandrayaan-1 Mission was sent in. This is ISRO’s third lunar mission in fifteen years.

Thousands of spectators cheered after the launch started yesterday . At the end of the hour countdown, the LVM3-M4 rocket (formerly known as GSLVMK3) lifted off from the second launch pad of the Satish Dhawan Space Center here at 2.

leaving a thick plume of smoke at the appointed time Magnificently flew towards the sky. Prime Minister Narendra Modi described the launch of the mission as a “new chapter” in the country’s space journey that has fueled the dreams and ambitions of every Indian. Political leaders also rose above the party line and appreciated the achievement of ISRO. Scientist inside the Mission Control Center (MCC) holding his breath as Chandrayaan-3 nears launch 87879946 Minutes later, thousands of spectators cheered after the launch of the launch vehicle, waiting to see the rocket separate from the rocket.

Congratulations, India! Chandrayaan-3 begins its journey towards the Moon After the successful launch of Chandrayaan-3, ISRO Chairman S Somnath told the Mission Control Room (MCC) that the rocket placed Chandrayaan-3 in orbit with precision. He said, congratulations, India! Chandrayaan-3 has started its journey towards the Moon. Our beloved LVM-3 has already placed Chandrayaan-3 in a precise orbit around the Earth… and let us move on to the process of further orbit raising Chandrayaan-3 and its journey towards the Moon in the days to come Express best wishes for.

Possibility of presence of water in dark areas Asked why the South Pole has been chosen for scientific experiments in the mission, he said, “We are working on the target of all the geophysical, chemical characteristics on the surface of the Moon.” Second, the South Pole has not yet been studied. Somnath said that apart from this, no one has tested the thermal characteristics on the lunar surface which ISRO will do in this mission. The polar regions of the Moon are very isolated terrain due to the environment and the difficulties arising from it and therefore remain unknown. All previous spacecraft to reach the Moon had landed in the equatorial region, a few degrees of latitude north or south of the lunar equator. The study of the Moon’s south polar region is important because there may be a possibility of water present in permanently dark regions around it.

Goed beyond the limits of the sky to explore the unknown horizons Mission Director S Mohan Kumar said that the LVM3 rocket has once again proved to be the most reliable heavy launch vehicle of ISRO. “We are in the process of increasing the launch frequency of this vehicle keeping in view the national requirements as well as satellite demand,” he said. Project director P Veeramuthuvel said all parameters of the spacecraft, including power generation in the propulsion module and the lander module, are normal. Union Minister of State for Science and Technology Jitendra Singh, who was present at the launch along with several former ISRO chiefs, termed today’s launch as a proud moment for India. He said that the Prime Minister had recently said that there is no limit to success and I think Chandrayaan has crossed the sky’s limit to explore the unknown horizons of the universe.

LVM3-M4 rocket is the largest and heaviest in its classAccording to ISRO officials, about to take off 217351 Minutes later the propulsion module successfully separated from the rocket and it moved towards the lunar orbit from Earth km to the nearest and ,335 km will orbit the Earth about five-six times in an elliptical circle at the farthest point. The LVM3-M4 rocket is the largest and heaviest in its class, which scientists call ‘Fat Boy’ or Bahubali. The propulsion module, along with the lander, after gaining momentum will proceed on a more than a month-long journey to reach the lunar orbit until it leaves the lunar surface. km does not reach above.

LVM3M4 rocket has successfully carried out six complex missions ISRO scientists said that after reaching the desired altitude, the lander module will start descending for a ‘soft landing’ on the south pole region of the Moon. According to the space agency, the LVM3M4 rocket has successfully carried out six complex missions. It is also the largest and heaviest launch vehicle to carry Indian and international customer satellites. Chandrayaan-2 mission (03 july, 2019) The reason for the launch of Chandrayaan-3 during the month of July is that the Earth and the Moon will be closer to each other during this period in the year.

ISRO will help in taking pictures of blue planet from lunar orbit After the ‘soft landing’ of the lander, the rover will come out from inside it and will carry out exploration work with the help of its instrument-APXS-alpha particle X-ray spectrometer, rotating on the lunar surface. It will work to increase understanding about the chemical composition and mineralogical composition of the lunar surface. The mission duration of the rover is one lunar day (Earth’s days). Chandrayaan-3 is carrying various instruments that will help ISRO to understand the lunar soil and take pictures of the blue planet from the lunar orbit.

Rambha and Ilsa are also included in the equipment

The instruments also include ‘Rambha’ and ‘ILSA’, which During the one-day mission, the ‘path-shower’ experiments will be carried out in a sequential manner. They will study the Moon’s atmosphere and excavate the surface to understand its mineralogical composition. The lander ‘Vikram’ will then take pictures of the rover ‘Pragyan’ when it drops some instruments to study the seismic activity on the moon. Using laser beams, it will try to melt ‘regolith’, a piece of the lunar surface, to study the gas emitted during the process. Somnath said, “We know that there is no atmosphere on the moon. But this is not entirely true because the gases come out of it. They get ionized and remain very close to the surface. It varies with day and night. Is.

Whether or not regolith has electrical or thermal characteristics? The instrument ‘Radio Anatomy of Moon Bound Hypersensitive Ionosphere and Atmosphere (Rambha)’ attached to the lander will measure the plasma density near the lunar surface and its variation with time. Somnath said that the rover will study how this small atmosphere, nuclear atmosphere and charged particles differ. It is very interesting, he said. We also want to find out whether the regolith has electrical or thermal characteristics.

ISRO chief said, we will drop an instrument and measure the vibrations ISRO chief said, we will drop an instrument and measure the vibrations – what you call moonquake behavior or internal processes. The Laser-Induced Breakdown Spectroscope (LIBS) will determine the elemental composition of lunar soil and rocks around the landing site, while the Alpha Particle X-ray Spectrometer (APXS) will study the chemical composition and mineralogical composition of the lunar surface. The instrument, called Spectro-Polarimetry of Habitable Planet Earth (SHAP), will conduct studies in the near-infrared wavelength range, which can be used to search for life beyond the Solar System.

The timing of landing on the lunar surface is very important because.. The timing of the landing of the lander on the lunar surface is very important as it decides the duration of the study of the instruments. Chandrayaan-3 will land its lander near the South Pole of the Moon 64 degree latitude. Night temperature on the moon below zero °C falls to the bottom. Somnath said, there is a sharp drop in the temperature and those of the night of the system. The possibility of staying intact for days has to be seen. If this 04 lasts for days and the battery is charged at the dawn of a new day, so it could possibly extend the life of the spacecraft.

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Fri, Jul 14, 2023, 10: 54 PM IST