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world-store · 1 year
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The amazing camera aboard ISRO's Chandrayaan-3 that took this amazing moon photo
The Chandrayaan-3 mission, ISRO’s remarkable unmanned lunar endeavour, has gifted us with mesmerising visuals of both the Moon and Earth, enhancing our understanding of these celestial bodies. Intricate Details Revealed This awe-inspiring photograph, showcasing intricate lunar craters in great detail, was masterfully taken upon the spacecraft’s entrance into the Moon’s orbit on August 5th. This…
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what an amazing day to be Indian ❤️ Congratulations to the physicists, engineers, scientists and all staff involved, this is outstanding 🎉
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Indians right now:
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yehsahihai · 1 year
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the fact that every desi user here collectively started screaming about Chandrayaan 3 within minutes of its touchdown and it felt like we were all the same person just crying, laughing, screaming is making me so damn emotional. I love how no matter what we desis will always get together to celebrate even if we all live thousands of kilometres away from one another.
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dandylion-s · 1 year
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I want yall to realise how momentous this is and how much we could do. Chandrayaan 3 had a budget of Rs 615 crore, that's roughly $74 million. For less than a two hundredth of elon musk's net worth, a country with a per capita income of $2000 sent a spacecraft to the Moon's south pole.
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vanishingcherry · 1 year
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a bit off topic, but chandrayaan 3 (india's latest lunar mission) just landed safely on the south pole of the moon. we're the first country to successfully land! 🌗
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Ngl but the female scientists make me so happy like it's so admiringg, i am spellbound, I am hypnotized, I am inspired 😭😭😭 this inspires me so much, I'm just a little girl in front of the tv admiring all of them, this tells me so muchh
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thestarkster1465 · 1 year
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It landed perfectly!
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brokoala-soup · 1 year
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I love how we're all treating Chandrayaan 3 like our own child taking it's first step
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sunshineindark · 1 year
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I am glad K Sivan was there to watch his dream getting fulfilled. Still remember him tearing up last time. The man deserves to see this
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triple--a--threat · 1 year
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LETS FUCKING GOOO FIRST COUNTRY TO LAND ON MOON'S SOUTH POLE
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yehsahihai · 1 year
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WE'RE THERE!! OMG WE MADE IT!!!!! SO SO HAPPY RN
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vagabond-umlaut · 1 year
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dandylion-s · 1 year
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This is a preemptive post for the christopher nolans of the world before they make whatever white as hell sci fi movie with ten times more money for effects than Chandrayaan 3's entire budget: bana le bhenchod, sirf cgi hi hoga tujhse
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India has landed on the Moon!!! The landing is part of the Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO)'s historic Chandrayaan-3 mission.
"'We have achieved soft landing on the moon,'" said ISRO Chairman Shri Somanath. 'Yes, on the moon!'"
"[Indian Prime Minister Narenda Modi] then addressed the ISRO team, speaking in Hindi but adding in English, 'India is now on the moon!'
'The success belongs to all of humanity,' he said. 'And it will help moon missions by other countries in the future. I'm confident that all countries in the world ... can all aspire for the moon and beyond. ... The sky is not the limit!'"
The remote operated lander named Vikram touched down in the south pole region at 6:02pm IST on August 23, 2023. Vikram carried a small but mighty companion, the lunar rover Pragyan (Sanskrit, "wisdom").
Vikram is named after Vikram Sarabhai, PhD, physicist, astronomer, and a major figure in the development of India's space and nuclear programs. Sarabhai served as the first chairman of the ISRO, as well as the driving force behind the organization's creation. Recognizing the need for more coordinated space research in India, Sarabhai urged the Indian government to create INCOSPAR - the committee that eventually formed the ISRO in 1969.
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