Chandrayaan News

Vaishnaw cites Chandrayaan-3 to boast India's potential to develop low-cost AI models

Year-ender 2024: We bring you the top 8 science and space news in the year — from the North American eclipse, to NASA delaying its Artemis missions, contact with Voyager 1, Sunita Williams stuck in space, and more.

Data from ISRO's Chandrayaan-3 mission supports the theory of a 'magma ocean' on the Moon, as published in Nature. The Pragyan rover found uniformly composed lunar soil, supporting the hypothesis of the Moon's early evolution.

The United States has pulled off its first lunar landing in more than half a century with a spacecraft built and operated by a Texas-based private company. Odysseus, an uncrewed robot lander built by Houston-based Intuitive Machines with funding from NASA, touched down near the lunar south pole at around 23:23 GMT, the company announced in a webcast on Thursday.

ISRO kicked-off the new year with a bang! At 9:10 am just as Indians were waking up, they were treated with the visuals of yet another successful ISRO launch. The successful launch of the XpoSat polarimeter mission has pushed India into a very short elite list of just two countries which have dedicated missions to study black holes and neutron stars.

India's premier space research and exploration agency ISRO is now planning to explore other planetary systems after the successful completion of India's most recent mission to the moon, Chandrayaan-3, and the successful launch of a mission to observe the sun, Aditya L1. But before ISRO launches missions to explore other planetary systems, ISRO is all set to send India's first manned mission to space, the Gaganyaan. Watch the full video to find out more details about ISRO's plans.

After the moon, ISRO has its eyes set on the sun. A groundbreaking scientific endeavour, Aditya -L1 which is India's first solar mission is all set to take off on September 2nd from Sriharikota. This is a result of collaboration between the Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) and various other institutions. The mission will unlock new insights about the Sun over the next 5 years.

Chandrayaan missions to the moon serve as inspiration for achieving success in both space exploration and personal finance. Just as the scientists behind Chandrayaan 3 learned from past failures and made improvements, should analyze market trends, make informed decisions to achieve financial goals.