India moon landing: A first in lunar exploration



Chandrayaan-3 successfully touched down near the lunar south pole, landing India in an exclusive club with just three other nations who have achieved the feat – the US, China and the former USSR.

It’s thought the south pole’s shadowed craters contain water ice that could support a future base on the moon, allowing astronauts and scientists to work there for extended periods.

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41 thoughts on “India moon landing: A first in lunar exploration”

  1. another fake landing jajaja just like USA, China, and now these fools, jajajaja please come on, everyone can think what we want !!!! Who is holding the camera holly chicharrones jajaja

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  2. This is called as achievement, people can't even believe that we did this.Glad to see everyone shocked
    And to those who are asking for live, bruh this is Chandrayaan 3 not drone camera.
    We were working on Chandrayaan 3 for more than 4years before this Chandrayaan 3 was failed and I remember at that time everyone was laughing at us and now the can't even believe .

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  3. Proud to be indian we reached on south pole on lunar surface
    Heartly congrats the great team efferts taken by space agency The mighty Esro team
    ✊✊👌👌🤝🤝💥💥👏👏🌹🌹❤❤❤❤❤

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  4. India's South Pole landing on the moon is unprecedented 🇮🇳🌕🇮🇳 as the landing point has been christined as 'Shivshakti', a truly lndian name. Both Vikram & Pragyan are doing great jobs. India's Adithya-L, Gaganyan, humanoid Vyomithra launches are on track. This shows lndia's prowess as a space power on par with the USA & Russia. This is a proud moment for lndians, Asia & mankind.

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  5. PM Modi  achieved Chandrayan -3 Soft landing on 23 Aug 2023 ….Others have to learn from PM Modi..

    The success of Governments in landing Spacecrafts on the Moon indicates that States can be Powerful and Competent actors.

     PM Modi privatised SPACE SECTOR in 2022 and Results are for all to see …Companies those contributed to Chandrayaan-3 Mission Sucess are:-

    (1) Tata Consulting Engineers Limited (TCE) –
     engineered unique and indigenously built critical systems and sub-systems custom-built for the successful launch of space missions. 

    TCE engineered the solid propellant plant, the vehicle assembly building and the mobile launch pedestal.

    (2) Larsen & Toubro (L&T) -supplied various components for India's lunar mission, Chandrayaan-3. The company revealed that components such as the "middle segment and nozzle bucket flange" were manufactured at its facility in Powai, while the ground and flight umbilical plates were produced at its aerospace manufacturing facility in Coimbatore.
    (3) Walchandnagar Industries -manufactured components of the lunar mission vehicle, the first-stage booster and "flex nozzle control tanks" with a height of 80 feet and diameter of more than 12 feet.
    (4) Godrej & Boyce- contributed to the manufacturing of L110 engine for the core stage and the CE20 engine thrust chamber for the upper stage on LVM3 (Launch Vehicle Mark III), ISRO's heaviest launcher.
    (5) Centum Electronics- provided more than 200 mission-critical modules and subsystems to the LVM3 M4/Chandrayaan-3 mission.
    (6) Ananth Technologies- (ATL) contributed to the launch vehicle (LVM3), in the realization of many of the avionics packages like on-board computers, navigation system, control electronics, telemetry, and power systems. Various interface packages, power switching modules, relay and balancing units, and others for the latest launch were also done by the firm. Many major satellite systems for the Chandrayaan-3 programme including telemetry, telecommand, power management systems, and DC-DC converters for the mission were realized by ATL.
    (7) Omnipresent Robotic Technologies Ltd. – designed the software used for processing images on the Pragyaan rover.
    (8) Ananth Technologies- (ATL) contributed to the launch vehicle (LVM3), in the realization of many of the avionics packages like on-board computers, navigation system, control electronics, telemetry, and power systems. Various interface packages, power switching modules, relay and balancing units, and others for the latest launch were also done by the firm. Many major satellite systems for the Chandrayaan-3 programme including telemetry, telecommand, power management systems, and DC-DC converters for the mission were realized by ATL.
    (9) Omnipresent Robotic Technologies Ltd. -designed the software used for processing images on the Pragyaan rover.
    (10) MTAR Technologies- supplied Vikas engines, cryogenic engine subsystems including turbo pump, booster pump, gas generator and injector head and electro-pneumatic modules for Launch Vehicle Mark-III (LVM 3).
    (11) Mishra Dhatu Nigam (MIDHANI) -supplied critical materials such as cobalt base alloys, nickel base alloys, titanium alloys and special steels for various components of the launch vehicle used in the lunar mission.
    (12) KELTRON -supplied 41 electronics modules and various power modules for the Chandrayaan-3 mission.
    (13) Kerala Minerals and Metals (KMML) – supplied titanium sponge alloys for critical components.
    (14) Kortas Industries Pvt Ltd- contributed several subassemblies for the S200 booster stage, the L110 crore stage, and the C25 cryogenic stage, including components for the CE20 cryo engine of the LVM3 launch vehicle.

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  6. India had 2.5 million help from the Netherlands during Covid ……………..wrong wrong wrong ………………the government of India does not even help the poor in the country……………………they should be ashamed of themselves and brought to justice at the International court of Justice

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  7. Brits are marinating in Hate, Jealousy of India. Britain still not Officially Apologised for Genociding 165+ Million Indians between 1857-1947. No Return of Looted Items, Still. India is Waiting.

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  8. Lol got to the moon by frauding people out of their money through scam call centres….I just got defrauded this morning on my O2 mobile, watch out people…do not give answer to security question in full…

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  9. What a difference between India and Pakistan, India is producing scientists and Ceo for the better future and Pakistan Producing Islamic terrorist like a Binladen to destroy non Muslim world. From 12th century India is haunted by the aggressive Islamic terror. That's the reason they have created a quiet land like a Pakistan.. specially for the haunted Islamic people. Congratulations to the peaceful democratic India ❤ 🙏

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  10. If India has really gone to the moon, then why is the Indian flag moving towards the surface when there is no gravity on the moon?

    According to the law of the moon the flag of India should be seen rising upwards….

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  11. How come no real photos, 50 years ago when Neil Armstrong landed they were able to take photos now so much advance cant we take one photo instead of this grafics images.

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