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Kelasavedivu Siwan, director of the Indian Institute of Space Studies, compared the planned landing of the Indian probe Vikram on the moon, Saturday, Sept. 7, with the birth of a baby.
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Indian lunar probe leaves Earth's orbit
He explained that all of India, which has a budget budget 20 times lower than the budget, "America" of "NASA" looks forward to this event, knowing that the landing process will take 15 minutes.
The Vikram spacecraft, which will carry the 27-kilogram Bragian Rover, will land at 1.55 on 7 September.
The Pragyan Rover is expected to operate on the moon within a lunar day, equivalent to about 14 Earth days, and is powered by a solar battery. The lunar station from which it was separated is supposed to operate in the orbit of the moon for a year.
Source: RIA Novosti
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