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'Already Done,' Says ISRO Boss On Chennai Engineer Spotting Lander Debris
ISRO chief Dr K Sivan said the space agency's own orbiter had located the lander of Chandrayaan 2, India's ambitious moon mission. The statement from the country's top space scientist comes after US space agency NASA credited a Chennai-based engineer for alerting about the presence of the debris of the lander Vikram on the lunar surface.
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NASA Says Chandrayaan's Vikram Had "Hard Landing", Tweets Pics Of Site
The Chandrayaan 2 lander had a "hard landing" when it lost contact with the ground station during a historic attempt to soft land on the lunar surface, NASA said today, adding that a team of scientists at the US space agency has not been able to locate it.
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US Moon Mission Successful As They Launched On Ekadashi: Ex-RSS Activist
Space scientists in the US succeeded in their 39th attempt to send their craft to the moon because they had launched it on "Ekadashi", former Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh activist Sambhaji Bhide said on Monday, days after India's lander Vikram of the Chandrayaan 2 mission lost contact while it was nearing the moon's surface.
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US Scientists Keenly Await Chandrayaan 2's Historic Moon Landing: Report
US space scientists, including those from NASA, are keenly following India's ambitious lunar mission Chandrayaan-2's historic soft landing on the moon soon. Chandrayaan-2's landing module 'Vikram' will begin its final descent to pull off a historic soft landing on the lunar surface soon.
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"As Tricky As Holding A Newborn": ISRO Chief On Chandrayaan 2's Landing
Chandrayaan 2, India's ambitious lunar mission, is scheduled to make a soft-landing on the surface of the moon at 1:55 am on Saturday. The final manoeuvre of 30km, till the lander and the rover land on the moon's surface without any injury, will be "15 minutes of terror" even for the top scientists at space agency ISRO.
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'Already Done,' Says ISRO Boss On Chennai Engineer Spotting Lander Debris
ISRO chief Dr K Sivan said the space agency's own orbiter had located the lander of Chandrayaan 2, India's ambitious moon mission. The statement from the country's top space scientist comes after US space agency NASA credited a Chennai-based engineer for alerting about the presence of the debris of the lander Vikram on the lunar surface.
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NASA Says Chandrayaan's Vikram Had "Hard Landing", Tweets Pics Of Site
The Chandrayaan 2 lander had a "hard landing" when it lost contact with the ground station during a historic attempt to soft land on the lunar surface, NASA said today, adding that a team of scientists at the US space agency has not been able to locate it.
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US Moon Mission Successful As They Launched On Ekadashi: Ex-RSS Activist
Space scientists in the US succeeded in their 39th attempt to send their craft to the moon because they had launched it on "Ekadashi", former Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh activist Sambhaji Bhide said on Monday, days after India's lander Vikram of the Chandrayaan 2 mission lost contact while it was nearing the moon's surface.
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US Scientists Keenly Await Chandrayaan 2's Historic Moon Landing: Report
US space scientists, including those from NASA, are keenly following India's ambitious lunar mission Chandrayaan-2's historic soft landing on the moon soon. Chandrayaan-2's landing module 'Vikram' will begin its final descent to pull off a historic soft landing on the lunar surface soon.
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"As Tricky As Holding A Newborn": ISRO Chief On Chandrayaan 2's Landing
Chandrayaan 2, India's ambitious lunar mission, is scheduled to make a soft-landing on the surface of the moon at 1:55 am on Saturday. The final manoeuvre of 30km, till the lander and the rover land on the moon's surface without any injury, will be "15 minutes of terror" even for the top scientists at space agency ISRO.
