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Chandrayaan-3: India’s Quest for Lunar Redemption

Rudrakshi Gupta
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Last updated: 2023/07/24 at 11:45 AM
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Chandrayaan 3 leaves earth's orbit
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Introduction:

In a historic moment for the Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO), the ambitious Chandrayaan-3 mission was launched, igniting the nation’s dreams of lunar redemption. Building upon the successes and lessons learned from its predecessors, Chandrayaan-1 and Chandrayaan-2, this mission aimed to accomplish what had eluded India before – a soft landing on the Moon. With a series of meticulously planned orbit-raising maneuvers, this feat was within reach as Chandrayaan-3 embarked on its remarkable journey through the vacuum of space.

The Launch and Journey:

On a fateful day, India’s heaviest rocket, Launch Vehicle Mark-III (LVM3), propelled the Chandrayaan-3 spacecraft towards the Moon. The spacecraft embarked on a 384,000-kilometer-long journey, expected to take approximately 45 days. These days were packed with anticipation and excitement as Chandrayaan-3 completed several crucial orbit-raising maneuvers.

Orbit Raising Maneuvers:

ISRO meticulously planned a series of five orbit-raising maneuvers to propel the spacecraft away from Earth while increasing its speed. The success of each maneuver brought India closer to its lunar redemption. The fourth maneuver was successfully performed at 6:45 am, marking a significant milestone in the mission. The next maneuver, scheduled for July 25, would set Chandrayaan-3 on a course towards its ultimate destination – the Moon.

The Virtual Telescope Project’s Extraordinary Capture:

From its base in Manciano, Italy, The Virtual Telescope Project captured a breathtaking video of Chandrayaan-3 as it journeyed through space towards the Moon. The spacecraft was observed at an altitude of 341 kilometers from Earth, showcasing the remarkable progress of the mission.

Chandrayaan-3’s Path to the Moon:

As the spacecraft looped around Earth in an elliptical orbit around the Sun, ISRO executed the third orbit-raising maneuver at its farthest point. By raising the orbit, Chandrayaan-3 was brought to a perigee of just over 200 kilometers, a crucial step in escaping Earth’s gravitational pull. The journey was a testament to India’s scientific prowess and determination to explore the lunar frontier.

The Road Ahead:

With the successful completion of two orbit-raising maneuvers, ISRO’s focus now turned to the next three Earth-Bound Maneuvers. Each step brought Chandrayaan-3 closer to its destination – the Moon’s surface. The mission’s team worked tirelessly, fine-tuning every detail to ensure the spacecraft’s safe landing.

An Unwavering Spirit:

India’s Chandrayaan-3 mission symbolized the nation’s unwavering spirit in pursuing its space exploration ambitions. The ISRO team demonstrated meticulous planning, dedication, and determination, all of which contributed to the successful execution of the mission’s early phases.

Conclusion:

As Chandrayaan-3 continued its journey towards the Moon, India’s scientific community and citizens stood united, cheering for the nation’s latest quest for lunar redemption. With the spacecraft cruising through the vacuum of space, the dreams of millions rode along, eagerly awaiting the historic moment of a soft landing on the Moon’s surface. As the days passed, the world watched in awe, witnessing India’s ascent towards new heights in space exploration. Godspeed Chandrayaan-3, for the nation is with you, every step of the way.

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Rudrakshi Gupta July 24, 2023
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