In one event, Narayanan’s event led him to take over as chairman of the Indian Space Research Organization at Bangladesh headquarters, he said that unlike the Chandrayaan-3 Mission with a 25kg rover, the Chandrayaan-5 mission will carry a 250 kG Rover to study the surface of the moon.
The Chandrayaan mission involves studying the moon’s surface. Chandrayaan-1 was successfully launched in 2008 and uses chemistry, mineralogy and optical geographic maps of the moon. Chandrayaan-2 Mission (2019) achieved 98% success, but two percent of the task was not possible in the final stage.
There are also high-resolution cameras on the Chandrayaan-2 that are still sending hundreds of images, and are also Space Minister Narayanan.
The Chandrayaan-3 Mission is a follow-up mission to demonstrate end-to-end capabilities for safe landing and cruising the moon’s surface.
ISRO successfully launched the Chandrayaan-3 Mission at the Moon’s South Pole on August 23, successfully “soft ground” at the Moon’s South Pole.
“We were approved for the Chandrayaan-5 mission just three days ago. We will work with Japan,” Narayanan said.
The Chandrayaan-4 mission is expected to be launched in 2027 with the goal of collecting samples from the moon.
Narayanan said in the future project of ISRO that in addition to various missions including Gaganyaan, it is also planned to build India’s own space station – the Balatia Space Station.
