Chandrayaan-2 is India's second lunar mission developed by ISRO and launched on July 22, 2019. The mission included the Vikram lander, a lunar orbiter, and the Pragyan rover. The mission crash-landed tue to a braking error.
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After the Chandrayaan 2 mission failed, it didn't take long for ISRO to start working on the next mission, Chandrayaan 3. What should they do this time?
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On Twitter, ISRO posted, "Thank you for standing by us. We will continue to keep going forward propelled by the hopes and dreams of Indians across the world!"
Features- Sep 19, 2019
The world is showing support for India’s Vikram moon lander when it attempted to land on the lunar surface on September 6.
Features- Sep 17, 2019
What happened to the Chandrayaan 2 moon lander? On September 6, when the Vikram lander touched the lunar surface, it lost contact with the ISRO.
Features- Sep 10, 2019
After ISRO lost contact with the Vikram lander, on September 8, the space agency located the lander on the surface of the moon.
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Behind the success of the Chandrayaan-II’s launch of ISRO stand two women who are directly in charge of the mission, Muthayya Vanitha, and Ritu Karidhal.
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Features- Jul 25, 2019
On July 23, at 2:43 PM, India successfully launched the Chandrayaan-2. At that time in Australia, it was around 7:30 PM.
Features- Jul 24, 2019
Behind the successful launch of Chandrayaan-II is the hard work of an extraordinary team among which is a scientist whose name is Chandrakanta.
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ISRO hopes that the spacecraft Chandrayaan-2 will land on the surface of the Moon on September 7th, one day later than its initially scheduled date.
Features- Jun 14, 2019
"We will launch our second moon mission (Chandrayaan-2) on July 15 at 02:15 a.m., to land by September 6 or 7 near the lunar south pole."
Features- Mar 26, 2019
If the Chandrayaan 2 make it to the final destination, India will be the fifth nation to land on the Moon