ISRO has released picture of the moon from Chandrayaan-2 orbiter’s high resolution camera. This high resolution camera sent a picture of the lunar surface. In this picture, large and small pits are seen on the surface of the moon. ISRO said, eight payloads present in the orbiter have sent many information about the elements present on the lunar surface. The orbiter is detecting charged particles present on the lunar surface. The payload class of the orbiter has revealed in its investigation the particles present in the lunar soil.
This has been possible when the moon’s surface shone due to X rays present in the bright sunlight. There is hope again about Chandramayan-2’s lander Vikram lying in the dark surface of the moon. Scientists say that with the help of his solar panels, Vikram can resume work. The day starts on Saturday on the moon. In such a situation, the expectation of some good news about Vikram has increased. At the same time, the Indian space agency ISRO has said that the orbiter of Chandrayaan-2, orbiting the moon sky, is working to detect important mineral elements like sodium, calcium, aluminum, silicon, titanium and iron.
According to ISRO, the payload of the orbiter is working better for its intended purpose. At the same time, in the efforts to find and contact Vikram, the US space agency NASA has said that so far no data has been received from Vikram. Astronomer Scott Tylie has expressed a strong possibility of contacting Vikram by tweeting. He has said that he will definitely be successful in finding Vikram. It is being told that as the day progresses, efforts to contact Vikram will intensify.
ISRO released picture of moon surface from Chandrayaan-2 orbiter’s high resolution camera
