NASA finds Indian Moon lander in space
NASA finds Indian Moon lander in space |NASA discovered the missing Indian astronaut mission. Nearly three months after NASA discovered the lunar landing of the Chandrarian space mission sent to India’s moon.
According to a statement from NASA, The picture pictured above can be seen of Vikram Lander’s fall and debris field; green marks indicate debris certified or probable of space vehicles, ground with blue markings. The effect is to be identified, while the debris pointing to the Shanmuga submarine indicates.
Chandran Tou’s lander, named Vikram, went silent at the last minute before landing on the south pole of the moon on September 6 and has been on the hunt ever since. The lander had to land between the two bases of the moon, and the last tracking data he sent before being silenced indicated that he had gone out of the way. First images of the crash site were taken by NASA on September 17, and scientists could not locate Vikram Lander on the occasion. According to NASA, however, after the images were made public on September 26, an engineer, Shanmuga Subzernium, downloaded them and discovered the destroyed space lander. He later contacted NASA’s LRO project to identify the debris, and the research team there confirmed it after comparing old and recent photos of the site. To further confirm this, the team took much better light images between October 14 and November 11 by NASA spacecraft LRO. The mission sent by India on July 22 reached the orbit of the moon on August 20, but the mission failed just two kilometers further than its final destination. India’s space mission was in orbit for 22 days, and on August 14 the mission began its journey towards the orbit of the moon, and by August 20, ‘Chandrayan Two’ had entered the orbit of the moon. There was live broadcast by the research institute on reaching the moon’s surface, which found that when the control station stopped receiving signals from Vikram, the scientists appeared to be upset at once and silenced the entire room. Lander Vikram had just reached the desired destination, 2 kilometers away, and was disconnected from the Indian Space Agency 45 minutes before the scheduled time and had no idea. The seam of the head of the spacecraft was weeping when Lander Vikram did not reach his destination and could not be approached by the Indian Space Agency. On September 9, however, the remains of the space mission were revealed at the moon level, and efforts to connect it are ongoing.
The Press Trust of India quoted Indian Space and Research Organization Chairman Sewan as saying that the cameras had detected the mission’s orbiter on the moon’s surface and it would have been a difficult landing.
However, an official associated with the mission, speaking on condition of anonymity, said the chances were extremely low. Another official said that the charge of the battery could not be performed properly and reconnection was not possible due to the mission’s four legs. If India had been successful in its space mission experience, it would have been the fourth country in the world whose space mission landed on the moon, while operating with the help of a robotic rover would be the third country in the world. India spent $ 140 million on a spacecraft called Chandrayan 2, but it was lost before its spacecraft landed on the moon.
