chandrayaan 3 is just 25 km away from the moon
The Lander Module of Chandrayaan-3 has successfully completed the final deboosting operation. Indian space agency ISRO reported that Chandrayaan has reduced the LM orbit to 25 km X 134 km. Now there will be an internal check of the module.
The lander module of Chandrayaan-3 has successfully completed the final deboosting operation. Indian space agency ISRO reported that Chandrayaan has reduced the LM orbit to 25 km X 134 km. Now there will be an internal check of the module. After this he will have to wait for sunrise at the designated landing site. According to media reports, the powered descent is expected to begin at 17:45 on August 23. Explain, deboosting is the process of setting the lander in such an orbit, in which the closest point of the orbit to the Moon is 30 km and the maximum point is 100 km.
