Chandrayaan-3 Mission: Pragyaan Rover Sends Updates from Moon

India's Chandrayaan-3 mission successfully landed at the moon's south pole. The Pragyaan rover has traveled about eight meters, sending back photos and data. It detected sulphur and other elements on the lunar surface using its laser detector. NASA scientist Noah Petro praised the achievement. The rover had to avoid a four-meter-diameter crater by backtracking. ISRO commands the rover, which is expected to operate for 14 days.

India's Chandrayaan-3 mission successfully landed at the moon's south pole. The Pragyaan rover has traveled about eight meters, sending back photos and data. It detected sulphur and other elements on the lunar surface using its laser detector. NASA scientist Noah Petro praised the achievement. The rover had to avoid a four-meter-diameter crater by backtracking. ISRO commands the rover, which is expected to operate for 14 days.

India's Chandrayaan-3 mission successfully landed at the moon's south pole. The Pragyaan rover has traveled about eight meters, sending back photos and data. It detected sulphur and other elements on the lunar surface using its laser detector. NASA scientist Noah Petro praised the achievement. The rover had to avoid a four-meter-diameter crater by backtracking. ISRO commands the rover, which is expected to operate for 14 days.

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