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India is striving to enter the world of adults in space research. But the recent Indian attempt to send a probe to the Moon poses some problems, as it has been confirmed that it will land on the Moon, but the connection is still missing from the unit that carries it.
The landing unit of the Chandrayaan Indian Mission II is located on the moon, said an Indian space agency official, Sunday, Sept. 8.
The location of the landing unit arrived a day after the loss of connection with the earth station, while the unit was trying to land on the moon. The head of "Indian Space Research Organization" said that the status of the landing unit was not yet known and that it had not yet been contacted.
The Space Station of the Indian Space Research Organization (ISRO) lost touch with Vikram's landing unit a few minutes before its scheduled landing early Saturday morning in an unexplored area near the south pole of the moon. The landing unit of the Chandrayaan-2 probe, which was successfully placed around the Moon, was transmitting images to the tracking center of the Indian Space Research Organization in Bengaluru.
The landing unit and the probe inside had to perform 14-day experiments to map the moon, analyze its structure and search for water. India's space research organization said it has achieved 90 to 95 percent of its mission goals.
This article "The Indian landing unit until the moon and communication remains impossible" Adapted from the site (Kuwait News), and in no way reflects the site's policy or its point of view, but the responsibility for the news or its accuracy is based on the source of the news of origin, which is Kuwait News.
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