Chandrayaan 3 Mission / Pragyan Rover came out of Vikram Lander, will study the lunar surface for 14 days within a radius of 500 meters

Chandrayaan 3 Mission: After the successful landing on the Moon, the Chandrayaan-3 mission is now working on its next phase. After soft landing, the lander is connected to ISRO's data center through the propulsion module. After landing, the lander has also sent the first picture of the moon. At the same time, the Pragyan rover has come out of the lander Vikram and reached the moon's land. Now for 14 days, Lander Vikram and Rover Pragyan will conduct research on the lunar surface at different levels, which will be helpful in the future in the search for life on the Moon.

Impression of the national symbol Ashoka Pillar and the logo of ISRO on the moon

The wheels of wisdom are leaving the impression of India's national symbol Ashoka Pillar and the logo of ISRO on the lunar soil. The Pragyan rover carries two payloads, the first being the Laser Induced Breakdown Spectroscope. It will study the quantity and quality of chemicals present on the lunar surface. Also will search for minerals. At the same time, the second alpha particle is the X-ray spectrometer. It will study element composition. Magnesium, aluminum, silicon, potassium, calcium, tin and iron will be discovered on the lunar surface around the landing site.

Next 14 days are very important

Presently half a km. Means Pragyan Rover will do research in an area of 500 meters. At the same time, four payloads engaged in Lander Vikram will also do research on the moon.

The name of the first payload is Rambha. It will investigate the density of plasma particles coming from the sun on the surface of the moon and the changes in them.

The job of the second payload chest mounted on the Vikram lander is to check the temperature on the lunar surface.

While the third payload will investigate seismic activities around the ILSA landing site.

The fourth payload Retroreflector Array ie LRA will try to understand the dynamics of the moon.

What does the moon look like? first picture came

Pragyan Rover and Lander Vikram will do research on the Moon for the next 14 days i.e. the coming 14 days are very important because the research of Lander and Rover will decide the future on the Moon. The lander has started working as soon as it reaches the surface of the moon. Lander Vikram has sent a photo of the Moon's surface at the time of landing. Lander Vikram sent the first photo after landing. This photo taken from the Landing Imager camera shows a part of Chandrayaan-3's landing site. One leg of the lander and its accompanying shadow are also visible. It can be clearly seen in the picture that the place where Chandrayaan-3 landed is flat. Now everyone is waiting for that moment when Pragyan Rover will give concrete information about the future of human life on the Moon.

PM Modi congratulated the team by hoisting the tricolor in Johannesburg

Prime Minister Narendra Modi himself was associated with South Africa during the landing of Chandrayaan-3. The Prime Minister congratulated the scientists for this success of ISRO. On the other hand, there is celebration all over the country on the success of Chandrayaan-3. People are congratulating the scientists of ISRO because what ISRO has done, no space agency in the world has been able to do till date. The whole country is happy on the success of Chandrayaan-3.

The success of Chandrayaan is special for every Indian. Hundreds of soldiers watched Chandrayaan's landing live at Rashtriya Rifles Headquarters in Delhi. The soldiers strongly encouraged the scientists on this success of ISRO. At the same time, in the eyes of Team India, which went to play the T20 series in Ireland, the success of this mission of India was fixed. The entire Indian cricket team, which came for practice, took a break from practice and saw Vikram Lander's landing live. Team India welcomed the success of Mission Chandrayaan by clapping.