Chandrayaan 3: New video of the Chandrayaan-3 mission surfaced, know how Rover Pragyan landed on the lunar surface from the lander

After the success of the Chandrayaan-3 mission, the whole world is eagerly waiting for the information coming from India's Vikram Lander and Pragyan Rover. India's space agency ISRO is also sharing updates related to the mission from time to time. Meanwhile, the agency has posted another video on X. In this, the rover of Chandrayaan-3 can be seen landing on the surface of the moon.

What's in ISRO's new video?

ISRO's new video has been taken from Vikram Lander's camera. In this, the Pragyan rover can be seen coming out of the lander and walking on the lunar surface after slowly descending on the ramp. ISRO said that this video is after the successful landing of Vikram on the moon on 23 August.

ISRO is continuously sharing videos

Earlier ISRO also shared a video on 24 August. It explained how the lander imager camera captured a picture of the Moon just before landing on the surface.

In another tweet, ISRO said, "All activities are on schedule. All systems are normal. Lander module payloads ILSA, RAMBHA, and ChaSTE have started functioning today. Rover mobility operations have commenced." ISRO informed that the SHAPE payload on the propulsion module was turned on on Sunday.

Creating a new history in the field of space, ISRO on Wednesday successfully soft-landed the 'Lander Module' carrying the lander 'Vikram' and the rover 'Pragyan' on the South Pole of the Moon. Thereby, India became the fourth country to achieve this feat and the first country to reach the uncharted South Pole of Earth's only natural satellite.

'The rover is working well'

ISRO chief S Somnath said the rover is now working well. He said that there are two instruments on the rover and three on the lander and all of them have been turned on one by one. They will study the mineralogical composition of the moon, as well as the lunar atmosphere and seismic activities there, he said. The lander and rover, weighing a total of 1,752 kg, are designed to operate in the light of a lunar day to study the lunar atmosphere. However, ISRO officials are not ruling out the possibility of them being active for another lunar day.

A successful landing took place on 23 August

Creating a new history in the field of space, ISRO on Wednesday successfully soft-landed the 'Lander Module' carrying the lander 'Vikram' and the rover 'Pragyan' on the South Pole of the Moon. Thereby, India became the fourth country to achieve this feat and the first country to reach the uncharted South Pole of Earth's only natural satellite.

According to Indian time, it touched the surface of the moon at around 6.04 p.m. ISRO announced on Thursday that the rover had ejected from the lander. It said India walked on the moon.

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