New Delhi: More than two years after a technical error caused the landing of Chandrayaan-2 landing that failed in the month, India would launch Chandrayan-3 in August this year.
In a written reply on the question at Lok Sabha on Wednesday, the Ministry of Space Jitendra Singh said “Based on learning from Chandrauran-2 and suggestions made by national level experts, the realization of Chandrainan-3 is ongoing.
Many hardware related and their special tests Successfully completed and launch scheduled for August 202 “.
Singh also told the house that the 19 mission planned was planned for this year from January to December 2022, which consisted of eight mission of launch vehicles, seven mission of spacecraft and four mission demonstrators technology.
The minister said that several ongoing missions were affected by Covid-19 pandemic.
Also, project repriaritization has occurred in the background of the space sector reform and models driven by newly introduced requests.
The Minister registered 15 missions that were realized in the last three years: EOS-03 (12 August 2021), Amazonia-1 (28 February 2021), Satish Dhawan Sat-Sdsat (28 Feb 2021), Unitysat (February 28), 2021), CMS -01 (17 Dec 2020), EOS-01 (07 November 2020), GSAT-30 (17 Jan 2020), Research-2BR1 (11 Dec 2019), Cartosat-3 (November 27, 2019), Chandrauran-2 (Jul 22 2019), Research-2B (May 22, 2019), Emisat (Apr 01, 2019), GSAT-31 (Feb 06, 2019), Microsat-R (Jan 24, 2019)) and Kalamsat-v2 (Jan 24, 2019).
On Thursday, Singh told the Toi “Chandraya-3 launch date will be specified scientifically because it remains based on the movement of the planet and the time of the month”.
“Therefore the launch time is very strange, sometimes 3 in the morning or 11 in the morning or 11 in the morning of the night.
They (ISRO) will repair the date and time of launch in the course of time because they are based on the position of the month in relation to Earth.
“On the second moon mission, the minister told TII,” Chandrayaan-2 mission is not a failure because the suggestion is still functioning properly and makes several discoveries.
Last time too, every safety prevention measure has been taken for soft landing.
But it’s incidental that it is (Error) occurs in the last few seconds.
But this time, we will be more careful.
This time the Lander’s mission will cost it because Lunarcraft will not be loaded with scientific instruments since the first orbiter functions properly.
I have to tell you that no The country that managed to land on the moon in the first attempt.
The US could land on the month after failing three times in the 1960s.
“Moon’s mission Secondly India Chandrauran-2 was launched from Satish Dhawan Space Center in Sriharik City on July 22, 2019.
The orbiters were injected into lunar orbits on August 20, 2019.
However, Lander ‘Vikram’ Chandrayaan-2 failed to have a successful landing on the 7th September 2019.
Then, the descendant graph analysis revealed that Vikram left of course from the original track at a height of 2.1 km and stopped sending a signal of about 400 meters from the lunar surface.
However, Chandrauran-2 orbits circling the moon at a height of 100 km from the surface of the moon has a successful innings.
Filled with eight sophisticated scientific instruments, the orbiter until now makes many scientific findings on the surface of the month, including water and hydroxyl detection on the moon.
The newly appointed ISRO chairman S Somanaath recently told TOI: “Chandrauran-3 will have an orbiter and landing module.
However, this orbiter will not be loaded with scientific instruments such as the previous and work will only be limited to carrying landers to the moon Oversee the landings from their orbits and communicate between landers and earth stations.
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