The space institute said that Chandrayaan-3, the third lunar exploration mission, is all set for departure in the fourth operational mission (M4) of the LVM3 launcher.

ISRO aims to touch new heights by soft-landing on the lunar surface with its lunar module and performing a walk on its ground. going.

This mission can also prove to be helpful for future interplanetary missions.

The Chandrayaan-3 mission consists of an indigenous propulsion module, a lander module and a rover, which aims to develop new technologies required for interplanetary missions. To develop and perform them.

Mission under .5 meter long rocket second launch To be launched from the pad. The longest and heaviest LVM3 rocket (formerly known as GSLV MkIII) is also fondly called ‘Fat Boy’ by ISRO scientists because of its heavy payload capacity.

This ‘Fat Boy’ has completed six successful campaigns in a row.

LVM3 rocket is a combination of three modules, which include propulsion, lander and rover. The rover is placed inside the lander.

Friday’s mission is the fourth operational flight of LVM3, which aims to place Chandrayaan-3 in geosynchronous orbit. To launch in orbit.

ISRO said that the LVM3 vehicle has proved its efficiency and has accomplished many complex missions, including the launch of multiple satellites. Other missions include interplanetary missions.

Also it is the longest and heaviest launch vehicle capable of carrying Indian and international consumer satellites. Works for.

The reason for launching in the month of July is precisely the Chandrayaan-2 mission (22 July, ) is the same because at this time of the year the Earth and its satellite Moon are very close to each other.

Friday’s mission will also be on the lines of Chandrayaan-2, where scientists will demonstrate many capabilities.

These include reaching the lunar orbit, using the lander to land the vehicle safely on the lunar surface, and landing in the lander. It involves getting the rover out of the Moon to study the surface of the Moon.

In the Chandrayaan-2 mission, the lander could not land safely on the surface and crashed, which Because of this ISRO’s attempt was unsuccessful.

2019Scientists have left no stone unturned to successfully land the lander in the month of August.

The launch rehearsal was held at Sriharikota on Tuesday, which included preparations and procedures for the launch, and this rehearsal 22 Lasted for more than hour.

The next day, the scientists completed the mission readiness review.