Chandrayaan-3 Mission / Vikram Lander made a cute video of Pragyan Rover on the moon - see

Chandrayaan-3 Mission: India's mission Chandrayaan-3 is active on the south pole of the Moon and fresh updates are coming every day. Yesterday, Pragyan Rover had taken a picture of Vikram Lander, now Vikram Lander has captured Pragyan in its camera. Pragyan Rover was circling on the lunar surface, during which Vikram Lander shot its video. ISRO tweeted on Thursday that the Pragyan rover was roaming on the moon in search of a safe route. This rotation has been captured in the lander's camera. It seems as if a child is playing in Chanda Mama's courtyard and the mother is looking at him lovingly. Isn't it?

It has been a week since India's Chandrayaan-3 landed on the moon and now one week is left for it. ISRO had tweeted the pictures of Vikram Lander clicked by Pragyan Rover on the previous day, in which Vikram was seen on the south pole of the moon.

India has achieved many successes

On Thursday itself, ISRO confirmed that we have found evidence of sulfur on the moon with another technique. Even before this, ISRO had confirmed its presence on the moon with other techniques. Not only this, apart from sulphur, a total of 8 elements including oxygen have been found in the lunar soil, which is a big success for ISRO.

Chandrayaan-3 Mission:
In-situ Scientific Experiments

Another instrument onboard the Rover confirms the presence of Sulphur (S) in the region, through another technique.

The Alpha Particle X-ray Spectroscope (APXS) has detected S, as well as other minor elements.

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Vikram Lander and Pragyan Rover have discovered not only many elements on the moon but also the difference in temperature. There is a difference in temperature of about 70 degrees on the moon, going inside the surface, the temperature of the moon also goes to minus. This discovery made by Vikram and Pragyan on the south pole of the moon had surprised the scientists all over the world.

India's Chandrayaan-3 mission was launched on 14 July, on 23 August it landed on the Moon's South Pole. According to ISRO, its life is only 14 days, which is one day on the moon. Pragyan and Vikram will stop working as soon as the sun sets in this part of the moon.