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Chandryan 1 2 Class 5
Chandryan 1 2 Class 5
The Chandrayaan was derived from ancient Sanskrit word meaning moon vehicle.
The Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) set up the National Lunar Mission
Task Force which concluded that ISRO has the technical expertise to carry out an
Indian mission to the Moon. In April 2003 over 100 eminent Indian scientists in the
fields of planetary and space sciences, Earth sciences, physics, chemistry,
astronomy, astrophysics and engineering and communication sciences discussed
and approved the Task Force recommendation to launch an Indian probe to the
Moon. Six months later, in November, the Indian government gave the nod for the
mission. The mission was a major boost to India's space program.
The satalite made 3600 orbits around the moon until 29 August 2009, after which
controller completely lost its communication from the space craft and ISRO
decleared the mission to be concluded. Even though the mission terminated a year
before its planned ends, it is an incredible success and has been successful in
achieving its nearly all of its target.
Following Scientific knowledge enhanced after this unmanned indian moon mission: