Something is Still Lurking Below the Moon's Surface | India's Chandrayaan 3 Moon Mission ISRO

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[Being-kind]

The best thing about India is that they are sharing all the information gathered by them with rest of the world.
Again kudos to this successful mission with a bare minimum cost of 75million dollars ONLY!!

[Sirikiller]

I have talked to an ISRO scientist, they mentioned that even in just the 2 weeks time CY-3 has collected soo much data that it'll take 3 years to study it. So, definitely more scientific finding coming out of this.

[olivier-pierredebelmont.]

India! In my already long life of travel, India have attracted me 5 or 6 times, between 1month and 7 month ....
I LOVE this country, for preseving it's cultural heritage, and at the top of new tech research...
It's a Magical country, a need to know feelings.❤❤❤

[KingDennisJensen]

Woah, shout-out to India! I feel like this whole mission didn't get much recognition but is tremendous for our human species. Big respect, from Canada <3

[NotProFishing]

As an American I am so proud of India they accomplished so so much cant wait to see what they will accomplish in the future. If we all can get together and discard our menial differences we can become a species that populates our solar system in my lifetime.

[goofballbiscuits]

Any space research is a win for humanity. Great job, ISRO!

[varmaranjeet]

Imagine what we could accomplish if there was an International Space Agency where all the countries of the world collaborated, keeping aside their enmity, every country funding their bit as per capacity and all the technical minds in the world working on it.

[sallylambert]

I love seeing the faces of the scientists. One hundred percent concentration, facination, excitement and pride. Fascinating!

[zam]

We all are thrilled to have India become a space-faring nation 😀
This benefits us all
I am looking forward to the great things they accomplish

[offspringfan]

I have nothing but the utmost respect and admiration for Indian scientists, engineers and all the staff of ISRO and everyone involved in Indian space program. They've accomplished a lot with a limited budget, hope it's only the beginning.

[jjrne]

Im an American and have many friends from India. Im happy India is doing so well with this. Im also proud that India and America signed that trade agreement this past year. It is going to make both countries strong and unstoppable in the future. With India and America working together and off eachother only great things can happen for both countries!!!

[SpahlahManagement]

The Indian people are natural mathematicians, for some reason they just get it. when math is chosen as a scoop of practice as a career, an Indian person always excel.most of my Indian friends did stellar in math compared to other subjects, both highschool and college

[ImOldGreggg]

Congratulations India!!!! The world is proud and thankful for your work!

[youtubejimking]

I continue to be very impressed with India. They are a much needed sane and positive influence on the world. And their technological expertise continues to deliver great results!

[rustyschackleford]

Way to go India! I spent 3 months in India and it was amazing! “Tiki! Mein doctor whu! Sumja?!”

[Thisisaweirdthingmakeusdo]

I was so happy for ISRO, what they achieved on a relative shoestring budget is absurd ❤

[scottpatrick]

Thank you India, for showing the world how do do this without spending billions.

[foxdavani]

I was thinking the same. It makes sense instead of water ice being just exposed to the air, with all the meteors and stuff hitting the moon, it would make sense that the ice got covered by dirt overtime. Maybe even a lot of dirt so we might have to dig quite away before we suddenly strike some thing that we realize is not rock.

[SoylentGamer]

What a fascinating mission. The scientists and engineers involved in Chandrayaan 3 made a lot of important discoveries and achievements with a light budget, and a short amount of time.

[kalen]

Congrats India! I hope they can get some astronauts to the moon soon to be part of an exclusive group. Of course, I'm not talking about an exclusive group of countries that have made it, but an exclusive group of people. Space is for us all to explore, and if there is one place left in our reach that extends beyond politics and borders, it should be the final frontier.