New Delhi: Requesting the completion of the two-year operation of the Chandrayaan-2 Orbiter, the Chair of the ISRO K Sivan said on Monday that the lunar probe had “completed more than 9,000 orbits around the moon” and has provided a very good natural earth satellite data.
In his first address at the Lunar Science Workshop two days 2021, the Chair of the ISRO said the eight-cargo on the boat was carrying out a remote observation and in-situ observations from the month around 100 km from the surface of the moon and “to date, Chandrauran-2 has completed more Of the 9,000 orbits around the month “.
Sivan also released product documents and data science Chandrayaan-2, along with data from an orbiter charge.
Talking to TOI after the workshop, Sivan said, “In addition to significant findings about” the existence of hydroxylxial molecules and clear water “on the surface of the moon, the instrument on the saorry ship is also capable of capturing nanoflares.
Data on Nanoflares will help us provide vital instructions on finding out Why Corona (the outer part of the sun’s atmosphere) is hotter than its surface.
“The chairman said,” Data from Chandrayaan-2 has been placed on our website.
Raw data has also been included in the public domain so that all state scientific communities can study this data and carry out new science and thus new information about the moon can be produced.
“ISRO said” a total of around 1.25 TB payload orbiter data has been released (mostly between December 2020 and July 2021) in the public domain for the use of science.
” More data sets will be added in the public domain in the future, he said.
In the failed landing of Lander Vikram, the document said, “Vikram Lander Descent as planned and normal performance was observed to a height of 2.1 km.
Furthermore, communication from Lander to Land Station is lost and landers have a hard landing on the surface of the month.”