Where NASA has not reached, ISRO will hoist the flag of success with Chandrayaan-3

Chandrayaan-3 Mission: Chandrayaan-3 is just a few kilometers away from the moon. With the soft landing on August 23, India will write a new history in space exploration. Of course, India will be at number four in terms of stepping on the moon, but the place where Chandrayaan-3 is about to land is such an area where even NASA could not reach till now. Chandrayaan-3 will land on the south pole of the moon, so far no space agency has been able to reach this south pole of the moon. ISRO's Chandrayaan-2 also crashed during landing on this South Pole. If this time India makes a successful landing here, then it will become the first country in the world to reach the south pole of the moon.

How is the South Pole, where Chandrayaan-3 will land

The south pole of a planet or satellite is very cold, you must have heard about the south pole of the earth. Antarctica is the South Pole of the Earth which is a very cold region, just like the South Pole of the Moon, where there is a large amount of ice, craters and pits. Here the rays of the sun fall obliquely. Due to the presence of craters and pits, the sun's rays fall on a very small part of this place. This is the reason that the temperature here goes up to -238 degree Celsius.

What will Chandrayaan-3 discover on the South Pole

In 2019, India sent Chandrayaan-2 to the south pole of the moon, which crashed at the time of landing. Now, taking lessons from the past mistakes, ISRO is once again sending Chandrayaan-3 to the South Pole. The first reason for this is that till now no space agency has reached this part of the moon and the second and most important reason is that the possibility of getting water and minerals is being expressed here. It has been believed that if there is snow here, there will be water as well, apart from this, due to the low temperature, minerals will also be there in sufficient quantity.

Why is it a challenge to land on the South Pole?

We have seen pictures of Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin landing on the moon. According to NASA Chief Bill National, where NASA reached, the surface of the moon is plain, but it is not so in the South Pole. Here there are big pits and craters in the surface. The possible landing places are also limited here. When Chandrayaan-2 was sent here, it was estimated only from the pictures, but now ISRO has more information than this, that is why it is believed that this time this space agency of India will raise the flag of success on the moon. .

Race to reach the South Pole

Not only India, but other big countries are also eyeing the south pole of the moon, America and China themselves are also involved in this race. China had landed its last moon mission near the South Pole. Apart from this, NASA also wants to reach the South Pole in its next Moon mission. If Chandrayaan-3 makes a successful landing in such a situation, then ISRO's name will be recorded at number one in the history of space missions.