In July, the Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) initiated the launch of a spacecraft with the objective of achieving a landing in the vicinity of the moon’s south pole.
On Wednesday, the successfully landed on the moon at 6:04pm (Indian local time) and this has positioned India as the fourth nation to touch the lunar surface, following the US, Russia and China.
This image from video provided by the Indian Space Research Organisation shows the surface of the moon as the Chandrayaan-3 spacecraft prepares for landing on Wednesday, Aug. 23, 2023. India became the first country to land a…
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