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    India landed its Chandrayaan-3 spacecraft successfully on the south pole of the moon, becoming the fourth country to soft land on the lunar surface. The spacecraft launched in July 2023 and spent 42 days maneuvering into a stable orbit around the moon before attempting a complex soft landing. The lander carries a rover to explore the lunar surface and conduct experiments, sending data back to scientists on Earth. This mission achieved what India's previous Chandrayaan-2 attempt failed to do.

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    India landed its Chandrayaan-3 spacecraft successfully on the south pole of the moon, becoming the fourth country to soft land on the lunar surface. The spacecraft launched in July 2023 and spent 42 days maneuvering into a stable orbit around the moon before attempting a complex soft landing. The lander carries a rover to explore the lunar surface and conduct experiments, sending data back to scientists on Earth. This mission achieved what India's previous Chandrayaan-2 attempt failed to do.

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    India landed its Chandrayaan-3 spacecraft successfully on the south pole of the moon, becoming the fourth country to soft land on the lunar surface. The spacecraft launched in July 2023 and spent 42 days maneuvering into a stable orbit around the moon before attempting a complex soft landing. The lander carries a rover to explore the lunar surface and conduct experiments, sending data back to scientists on Earth. This mission achieved what India's previous Chandrayaan-2 attempt failed to do.

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    India landed its Chandrayaan-3 spacecraft successfully on the south pole of the moon, becoming the fourth country to soft land on the lunar surface. The spacecraft launched in July 2023 and spent 42 days maneuvering into a stable orbit around the moon before attempting a complex soft landing. The lander carries a rover to explore the lunar surface and conduct experiments, sending data back to scientists on Earth. This mission achieved what India's previous Chandrayaan-2 attempt failed to do.

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    In a highly competitive race to explore the secrets of the cosmos, A country in the southern
    region of the Asian continent, India has achieved a milestone unlike any other country in the
    world by landing it’s Chandrayaan-3 spacecraft on the south pole of the moon’s surface on
    August,23rd,2023. It is the fourth and only country among its predecessors USA, Soviet Union
    and China to successfully achieve this outstanding accomplishment.
    India stands out in the space race due to a very complex feat, “soft landing.” Chandrayan-3 was
    launched into an orbit around the Earth at an altitude of 179 Km on July 14 th. It progressively
    increased the orbit by performing a series of manouveres one by one to elude the gravitational
    pull of the planet. As the spacecraft made it’s way towards the moon, it performed another
    series of calculated manouveres until it entered a 100 by 100 circular orbit around the moon. In
    the next phase, the lander, which carries the rover, abandoned the propulsion and begun began
    preparing for the final descent. In a strictly monitored and manually controlled approach, the
    aircraft attempted to gently land on the lunar surface with zero damage. The hectic, yet fruitful
    procedure took almost 42 days to complete. In the past, spacecrafts have only landed in the
    region near the moon’s equator due to unprecedented and potentially dangerous conditions
    that exist in other regions. All the more reason, this mission is a commendable one, India is
    unique when it comes to achieving a soft landing on the southern lunar pole. On August 24 th of
    2023, ISRO released a video of the landing on X (formerly known as Twitter).
    The predecessor of the famous Chandrayaan-3, the Chandrayaan-2 failed to complete it’s due
    mission. It is expected that the new spacecraft will continue what had started. The purpose of
    the mission is to showcase end to end capability and roving on the lunar surface. The rover is a
    small vehicle carried within the lander in a spacecraft. The vehicles mission is to move around
    exploring the surface of other planets. The lander on the other hand, is equipped with solar
    panels on 4 of it’s sides, reducing any chances of power failure in case the lander travels in the
    wrong direction or tumbles over on one of it’s sides. The chandrayaan-3 spacecraft was loaded
    with specific instruments and tests, more specifically called “payload.” These instruments and
    tests are expected to perform calculations, observations and execution of experiments. The
    results are then sent back to planet earth for scientists to analyse and darw conclusions based
    on the gathered data. Back, in the year 2019, Rovers from both Israel and India (referring to
    Chandrayaan-2) plummeted into the lunar surface, destroying space rovers from both Japan and
    UAE.

    To summarize In summary, india has claimed it’s victorious fourth position in an ongoing race for space
    and yet it is the first in line for the many exciting space exploration opportunities that will
    come along. The Chandrayaan-3 mission has managed to complete what it’s former space-craft
    failed trying. As the chief of ISRO stated, this was a more failure redemption mission than a
    success based one. Rightfully so the world is a witness to it.

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