Chandrayaan-3 Mission / Pragyan rover reached near the deep crater on the moon, see what happened then - ISRO released pictures

Chandrayaan-3 Mission: Rover Pragyan is walking on the South Pole after Vikram Lander sent through India's Chandrayaan-3 landed on the moon. Rover Pragyan is engaged in collecting samples from the lunar surface. Vikram Lander is also sending pictures of rover's movement from its camera, about which updates are being given by ISRO. Meanwhile, ISRO on Monday released more pictures of rover Pragyan.

ISRO released the latest pictures of the rover

Sharing the latest pictures of the rover, ISRO said that the rover had reached a large pit on Sunday, but it returned safely. ISRO said, "The rover Pragyan of Chandrayaan-3 mission reached a 4 meter diameter crater (crater) 3 meters ahead of its position on August 27. After this the command was given to the rover to return. Now it is safely Moving forward on a new path."

Chandrayaan-3 Mission:

On August 27, 2023, the Rover came across a 4-meter diameter crater positioned 3 meters ahead of its location.
The Rover was commanded to retrace the path.

It's now safely heading on a new path.#Chandrayaan_3#Ch3 pic.twitter.com/QfOmqDYvSF

— ISRO (@isro) August 28, 2023

The graph of the moon's land was released

Earlier, ISRO on Sunday released a graph of temperature variation on the lunar surface measured by the ChaSTE instrument attached to Chandrayaan-3's Vikram lander. It explained how the temperature changes on the surface of the Moon. According to ISRO, the first observation made through the Chandra Surface Thermophysical Experiment (ChaSTE) fitted in Vikram Lander was released. ChaSTE prepared a temperature profile of the upper surface of the Moon's south pole. The ChaSTE sent to the moon under Chandrayaan-3 is fitted with temperature checking equipment. Through this, the land of the moon can be dug up to 10 cm. ChaSTE is not only equipped with earth-boring mechanisms, but also has 10 temperature sensors.