Chandrayaan-3 landing successful: history written!!!


The chandrayaan 3 lander lands safely and softly, to the cheers of the mission control centre. Before landing, the vikram lander has successfully tilted to a horizontal position. The altitude above the landing site is now less than 200 metres. 

Following a forty-day voyage that began at Sriharikota's sathish Dhawan Space Centre, the indian Space Research Organization's (ISRO) Chandrayaan-3 mission has made a successful landing. 

At 5:44 PM IST, isro initiated the automated landing procedure. Now, the vikram lander is attempting a soft landing on the moon with the help of its internal computers and reasoning. All the heavy lifting will be done by the lander's onboard systems, with close monitoring by mission controllers at ISTRAC.

Following the 2019 Chandrayaan-2 mission, in which the vikram lander collided with the lunar surface, comes the Chandrayaan-3 mission. The mission's main goal is to demonstrate to the space agency that it is capable of carrying out a soft landing on the moon. india has successfully completed the mission, adding its name to the select group of nations that have achieved soft landings on the moon. China, the Soviet Union, and the united states are the club's current members.



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