 "K Sivan")
The Indian Space Research Organisation (Isro) is planning to launch Chandrayaan–3 during the first half of 2021. The previous one crash landed on Moon’s surface in September 2019.
The mission has been configured based on the lessons learnt from Chadrayaan-2. Earlier, Isro Chairman K Sivan had said Chandrayaan-3 would have a similar configuration to the Chandrayaan-2, which he described as the most complex mission attempted by Isro.
The revised configuration takes care of the robustness in design and capacity enhancement for flexibility. Isro had aimed to land on the south pole of Moon — on a spot that
The mission has been configured based on the lessons learnt from Chadrayaan-2. Earlier, Isro Chairman K Sivan had said Chandrayaan-3 would have a similar configuration to the Chandrayaan-2, which he described as the most complex mission attempted by Isro.
The revised configuration takes care of the robustness in design and capacity enhancement for flexibility. Isro had aimed to land on the south pole of Moon — on a spot that
