Failure of Chandrayaan 2 showed the way: Nilesh M Desai, the architect behind Chandrayaan 3 | Interview
The failure of Chandrayaan 2 in 2019 showed the way for the Chandrayaan 3’s successful launch in a remarkably short…
The failure of Chandrayaan 2 in 2019 showed the way for the Chandrayaan 3’s successful launch in a remarkably short…
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Union Minister Dr Jitendra Singh on Wednesday said that India was the fifth amongst spacefaring nations having end-to-end capabilities in space research and development.
The orbiter of the mission is working fine and has been sending data to Chandrayaan-1, the first lunar mission, and showed evidence that there was water on the moon
PM Modi was addressing a select audience of around 200 students, teachers and parents at the 'Pariksha Pe Charcha' event held at the Talkatora Stadium and said his conversations with them will be 'hashtag without filter'.
Failure should be a challenge to the scientific community, not a time to break down and display emotion.
It is overlooked that Chandrayaan-2 has become a global allegory on the human predicament. Its core pattern is the 'loss of contact' between ISRO and Vikram, the lander. This is not only a scientific setback but also an existential disaster. It is the root of all our woes. This pattern explains the gulf between our immense potential as a species, as people-groups and as individuals, and our achievements. We are eminently capable of landing on the Moon; that is to say, achieve difficult and challenging goals.
The American space agency National Aeronautics and Space Administration's (NASA) Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL) is sending radio signals to Vikram.
PM Modi, along with students from across the country, had gathered to witness the landing of Chandrayaan-2 lander on the surface of the moon at the ISRO Centre in Bengaluru.
Former director of the Indian Space Research Organisation Satellite Centre in Bengaluru, Mylswamy Annadurai gets talking on the preparations for Chandrayaan-2, his working style and Isro's role in India's future.
