Reportedly the Indian Space Research Organization has tweeted a thank you for all the support that has been showered on the agency since it lost contact with the Chandrayaan-2 lander during its descent on to the lunar surface. Meanwhile the Indian Space Research Organization tweeted, long with a graphic of an imposing looking Moon reported "Thank you for standing by us. We will continue to keep going forward propelled by the hopes and dreams of Indians across the world!".
Furthermore the graphic also has the sillehoutte of a man jumping between across a cliff and the words, "Thank you for inspiring us to always aim for the sky". Perhaps the tweet comes 10 days after ISRO lost contact with the vikram lander during its attempt to land on the Moon. ISRO, as well as the US space agency National Aeronautics and Space Administration, have been making all-out efforts to re-establish contact with the Chandrayaan-2 lander. The efforts have not yet borne fruit.
Moreover ISRO has less than four days before night descends on to the part of the Moon where vikram is and all hope of re-contacting the lander die. The Chandrayaan-2 orbiter, which has onboard a majority of the mission's experiments, remains safe in orbit around the Moon and will be operational for the next seven years.
