October 18, 2025
  • India has become the 4th country to land on the Moon (after United States, Russia, and China) and the first to land on its south-pole with successful landing of Vikram lander which was onboard the Chandrayaan 3.
    • Chandrayaan-3 is expected to operate for at least one lunar day (14 Earth days) on the lunar surface.
  • The Pragyan rover onboard the lander will move around the landing site within a radius of 500 meters, conducting in-situ experiments and sending data and images to the lander.
  • The Vikram lander will relay the data and images to the orbiter, which will then transmit them to Earth.

 

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