It is known that under Chandrayaan-2 mission launched on 22 July 2019, India had to make a soft landing of lander Vikram on the southern surface of the moon. However, due to the failure of the lander to control the last minute, he lost the way and instead of soft landing on the moon, he was hard landing. He is also about 600 meters away from his designated place. After this neither contact with the lander could be established nor did he do any work there. However, now there is no need to be sad about it, but ISRO has thought of reviving again. Sources say that ISRO can now send Chandrayaan 3 towards the moon soon.
November 2020 is the deadline for ISRO to send Chandrayaan 3 to the moon. For this, ISRO has also formed several committees. ISRO has formed several committees, comprising a composite panel and three sub-committees. At the same time, at least four high-level meetings have been held since October. It was told that only the lander and rover will be included intr5t Chandrayaan 3 mission, because Chandrayaan-2's orbiter is still working well and orbiting the moon and sending high resolution pictures of it to ISRO is.
The committee formed for Chandrayaan 3 recently met on Tuesday. The recommendations of all the sub-committees were discussed in this. Operating power, Sensors, Engineering and navigation were noted. One scientist said that the work is moving fast. So far ISRO has looked at 10 important aspects of the mission, including landing site, navigation and local navigation. Sources said that on October 5, an official notice has been issued giving instructions.
Another scientist said that the top priority for the new mission is to 'strengthen the feet of the lander'. Sources said that ISRO will build a new lander and a rover. No final decision has been taken on the number of payloads on the lander.
