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CHANDRAYAN-2 India's Second Moon’s Mission


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CHANDRAYAN-2 India's Second Moon’s Mission 

Concerning 

Chandrayan-1 was India’s first mission to the moon, which has even confirmed the existence of hydroxyl/water on the moon in 2009. Subsequently, Chandrayan-2 is India’s second moon mission, which will launch in 2019. Decided to aboard in a GSLV rocket from Satish Dhawan Space Center in Sriharikota.

Origin

At first, Russia was about to perform chandrayan-2 in which ISRO planned to associate with Russia. Mainly an agreement was signed by two agencies in 2007 regarding the launch orbiter and lander in 2013. As per the news of ’The Hindu ’ Russian agency exerted himself from the above agreement. After the December 2011 delay in landers construction was a major failure on part of Roscosmos. 
Later on, Russia pulled out from this mission stating Financial issues. Few reports said that even NASA and European space agency were also interested in this mission but ISRO initiated the mission single-handedly. 

Structure 


As per ISRO’s information Chandrayan-2 made of three spacecraft elements: named as Vikram the lander weighing 1,471kg, Pragyan the rover weighing 27kg, and a modified version of an orbiter weighing 2,379kg. The rover will be settled inside the lander, and lander will inboard to the orbiter at the time of launch. 

The assorted stack, known as Chandrayan-2 which will be installed inside the GSLV MK III’s nose cone.

Landing site

The landing site of chandrayan-2 is in the Moon’s Southern Hemisphere, at 70.9degree S, 22.8 degrees E, in the highland ( rough) plain in mid of Manzinus C and Simpelius N pits. Before selecting a landing site, ISRO dissected symbolism and geographical information from the LRO and Japanese Kaguya orbiter to pick the site.

Chandrayan -2 has deployed his Lander and rover at the south pole of the moon, where no one ever has even tried before.

Curious
what do you think whose claim will be the utmost over that helium on south pole of the moon?


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