The Secret of the Moon’s South Pole Revealed by India’s Chandrayaan-3 Mission

In this episode, we will tell you about India’s historic feat of landing a spacecraft near the lunar south pole for the first time. We will explain why the lunar south pole is a unique and challenging region, where there might be water ice trapped in the dark craters. We will also describe how India’s Chandrayaan-3 mission aims to study the lunar environment and resources around the south pole, and what it has discovered so far. We will also discuss the future plans and goals of Chandrayaan-3, and how it can benefit humanity’s exploration and utilization of the Moon. This episode is based on the latest updates from ISRO, which you can find on their official website or X (formerly known as Twitter) account. Join us as we explore the secrets and surprises of the Moon’s south pole with Chandrayaan-3.

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[Native_love]

Much love to India from Arizona, USA! ❤❤❤

[williamvaughan]

Outstanding accomplishment from the resourceful and hard working intelligent professionals in India who strive for excellence!

[michaelsadams]

What an amazing milestone! India, congratulations on what you have accomplished! This is truly exciting! I look forward to learning more!

[dalvenable]

Way to go India!! Gives me that feeling of intrigue I felt as a youth with the 19 60's space programs. Lots of thought went into this I can tell. The people of India should feel proud today.

[michaelcline]

Congratulations to India on this significant accomplishment of their lunar spacecraft "Chandrayaan3". I believe it to be something of which all of India can be very proud of, and I applaud their government for openly sharing this information with the rest of the world. It is truely time for all countries, to come together and act as a single force in the exploration of space. What a perfect way to demonstrate to the entire world their sincerity than by sharing information for all of mankind, which they already have done so far.

[eyesweetu]

Many Indian's joined NASA because it's Earth's best Agency in many terms but some stayed in ISRO to make ISRO no salute the scientist and ISRO staff who still have that passion, excitement and love for India thank you 🇮🇳🇮🇳

[Muminmusolman]

Really It's a good achievement for India & South Asia. 🇧🇩

[debbiegibson]

Love that another country has been able to make such a great achievement. Very proud of India. From Canada

[dennispasch]

We have to give credit to India for there persistence to achieve such a difficult task. Stop thinking as dimwitted, Gunga dins! India is a country that needs to be respected. They are not perfect neither are some the the worlds biggest super powers… GO INDIA

[datstudjai]

Great job India🎉🎉🎉 !! Much love and respect from America!!

[divonteschiller]

Managing resources and making good returns is not as easy as it seems, there are a lot of things that aren't well taught in schools. The market crisis gave me my first returns, when people stayed away from hard times I made the most of it..many credits goes to Sir Trevor James Beckerman

[jerrymmoras]

Great achievement. I had visited NASA along with my family 8 years ago. Next wanting to visit ISRO. Our future generations will remember our achievements. I remember when I was a kid I did learn a lot about our universe but now we learn more..

[edmjzkf]

Congratulations to India on this outstanding achievement. Humanity congratulates India 🇮🇳 on its vision and execution.

[sunandahaldar]

Thanks to NASA space news for such a proper presentation of India’s third and successful lunar mission and information about the future activities of the rover Pragyan of Chandrayaan-3 on the soil of the Moon.
…A proud Indian 🇮🇳

[indranildas]

It's not only an achievement for India, it's a big step for the whole mankind

[marke]

Congratulations from America for the rare achievement of landing an indigenous spacecraft on the lunar surface. India now joins those few nations capable of achieving a successful lunar landing. Well done !!!

[badoldtroll]

Congratulations to India on this historic achievement well done.
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[dr.ofdubiouswisdom]

This is awesome. This is EXACTLY what we should be doing as a species. Noble achievement, exploration...things to inspire others & be better for it.

[MusicLover-xtsq]

Fantastic job India! You have shown the world what you are made of. I wish you all the success in your future plans with Chandrayaan 3 and the rest of the mission. Keep up the good work, and keep sharing your findings with the rest of the world. Congratulations. India has every reason to be very proud of this achievement. From South Africa

[mikemorrison]

Congratulations India. We are all proud and impressed by your accomplishment. Can't wait to follow your next mission. Mike M. California