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dailyhantnews · 8 months

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इसरो ने रचा इतिहास - चंद्रयान 3 सफलतापूर्वक लैंड

इसरो ने रचा इतिहास – चंद्रयान 3 की सफलतापूर्वक लैंडिंग स्थिति #ISRO #Chandrayaan3 #Chandrayaan #India #MoonMission #status . . . . . . इसरो स्थिति, स्थिति, इसरो स्थिति चंद्रयान 3, चंद्रयान 3 अपडेट, चंद्रयान 3 लैंडिंग, चंद्रयान 3 लैंडिंग वीडियो, चंद्रयान 3 लैंडिंग स्थिति, चंद्रयान 3 लैंडिंग स्थिति वीडियो, चंद्रयान 3 लैंडिंग स्थिति गीत, व्हाट्स ऐप स्थिति, चंद्रयान 3 लैंडिंग स्थिति वीडियो डाउनलोड ,…

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unbfacts · 8 months

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#Chandrayaan 3 #Most watched live stream #youtube #space #isroindia

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hyperdemona · 8 months

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Girliesssss, we are moon landing today!!! India's Chandrayaan 3 will begin it's descent this evening around 5-ish (IST)? They're aiming for the south pole, I'm all jittery with fingers crossed hoping this won't crash like the Vikram lander last time. Here's a live stream https://www.youtube.com/live/ZWmdiPj-w3M?feature=share Tune in if you can!!!

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fueldigi · 8 months

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MAKING INDIAN PROUD | CHANDRAYAAN 3

Sharing this message with all Indians gives us great pleasure. On August 23, 2023, commencing at 17:27 IST (5:27 PM), the ISRO official website will stream the LIVE Landing of Chandrayan - 3 mission.

To honor India's historic mission to the moon, Fueldigi Marketing invites you, your family, and your friends to see this vital accomplishment LIVE.

Please click the link to know more: https://www.isro.gov.in/Chandrayaan3SoftLandingMessage.html

#Chandrayaan3 #VikramLander #MoonLanding #Chandrayaan3Landing #indiaatmoon #Moonmission #ISRO

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dipsiven · 6 months

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blogynews · 8 months

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"Unveiling India's Solar Mission: Witness Isro's Historic Aditya L1 Launch – Find Out How You Can Be a Part of It!"

India’s first-ever solar mission, Aditya-L1, is scheduled to be launched by the Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) on September 2, 2023. The live-stream of the event will begin at 11.50 am on Saturday. This mission follows the successful Chandrayaan-3 moon expedition. The launch will take place at the Sriharikota launch pad, where the PSLV-C57 will carry Aditya-L1, India’s first solar…

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blogynewz · 8 months

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"Unveiling India's Solar Mission: Witness Isro's Historic Aditya L1 Launch – Find Out How You Can Be a Part of It!"

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blogynewsz · 8 months

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"Unveiling India's Solar Mission: Witness Isro's Historic Aditya L1 Launch – Find Out How You Can Be a Part of It!"

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fortuna-majoris · 8 months

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Ok so here is my Chandrayaan 3 post

First of all: AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA

Second: HOLY FUCKING HELL. WE FUCKING DID IT!!!!!!!

Third: my story/experience

I remember, on the 14 July my school kept us back a little late for the launch of Chandrayaan 3. (Background on my class, many ppl in it are misogynistic, homophobic, hindu nationalists and highly conservative and me being the liberal atheist bisexual feminist I am, have many debates with them). So we were seated at our desks and the live stream of the launch is playing on the screen. Once the countdown started everyone went quiet (a big feat) and paid rapt attention to the screen. At the 10 second countdown, we all started counting down along with the timer. And when the countdown was at 0 and the rocket launched, the whole school screamed in joy and happiness. And when the launch was deemed successful, many of us started crying and hugging each other.

For a moment, all conservatives and liberals, all misogynists and feminists and all homophobic and allies, hindu nationalists and atheists, let their beliefs and hate to be forgotten and embraced each other as Indians.

Time Skip to landing day

I was studying for my Physics Unit Test (ironic Ik) while watching the livestream. While I wasn't giving 100% of my attention to the livestream, I stopped studying when it was at 100m distance. The emotions that overtook me were something completely different. These emotions weren't for myself they were for every scientist, physical labourer, homemaker, cook, janitor, chai wala who helped this mission reach a success.

As soon as the distance closed to about 20m, I was strangely calm, I somehow knew that this would be a success. And when it landed, I burst out laughing and crying, tears were dripping down my chin as screeches of joy were being ripped out of my throat.

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digital-trends-unleased · 8 months

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How to watch India attempt to join exclusive moon-landing club

India is on the brink of embarking on a daring endeavor to achieve a lunar module landing. The upcoming Chandrayaan-3 mission marks India's initial lunar landing undertaking following an unsuccessful endeavor in 2019. This effort coincides closely with Russia's recent setback in its bid to effectively place a lander on the moon's surface. The anticipated moment when India's Vikram landing module touches down on the lunar surface is scheduled for Wednesday morning ET. The Indian Space Research Organization (ISRO) will be providing a live stream of the event. Continue reading for comprehensive information on how to tune in and watch. Should India achieve its goal, it will join an exclusive group of countries—comprising the U.S., China, and the former Soviet Union—that have successfully executed a gentle moon landing. Additionally, India would mark a significant milestone by being the first nation to accomplish a successful landing near the moon's South Pole. This area is believed to contain valuable water ice, a crucial resource that could facilitate forthcoming crewed lunar missions. Moreover, the region holds the potential for groundbreaking deep space scientific revelations that could contribute to our understanding of our place in the cosmos, as noted by NASA. Upon its secure descent, the Vikram landing module will release a compact rover named Pragyan. This rover will employ an assortment of scientific tools to explore its immediate environment. Reflecting on the situation, Pallava Bagla, the science editor for India's NDTV network, characterized the atmosphere in his country as "electric." He went on to express that a staggering 1.4 billion Indians are holding their breath in anticipation of witnessing the triumphant and gentle touchdown of the Vikram lander, as he shared in an interview with BBC Radio on Tuesday. How to Watch: The Vikram landing module of Chandrayaan-3 is slated to make its way to the moon's surface on Wednesday, August 23, at 8:34 a.m. ET (6:04 p.m. local time). ISRO will provide a live stream of the landing endeavor, allowing you to witness the unfolding events through the embedded player at the head of this page. Alternatively, you can tune in by visiting ISRO's YouTube channel, where the same footage will be available. The live stream is scheduled to commence at 7:50 a.m. ET. Read the full article

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thenewsfactsnow · 8 months

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ISRO's Chandrayaan-3 sets YouTube record with 8.06M views

ISRO’s Chandrayaan-3 Space Moment has become the most viewed live streams on YouTube of all time according to a tweet by Global Index. 🚀🇮🇳 ISRO Chandrayaan-3: 8.06 Million ⚽️🇧🇷 Brazil vs South Korea: 6.15 M ⚽️🇧🇷 Brazil vs Croatia: 5.2 M ⚽️🇧🇷 Vasco vs Flamengo: 4.8 M 🚀🇺🇸 SpaceX Crew Demo: 4.08 M 🎶🇰🇷 BTS Butter: 3.75 M 🇺🇸 Apple: 3.69 M 🧑‍⚖️🇺🇸 Johnny Depp v Amber: 3.55 M ⚽️🇧🇷 Fluminense vs…

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dotengine · 8 months

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India moon landing live stream: Watch Chandrayaan-3 live

India is about to make a bold attempt to land on the moon with its Chandrayaan-3 spacecraft — and you can watch it live. It’s been one hell of space race between India and Russia of late, both countries aiming to land crewless probes on the moon’s South Pole — by no means an easy feat. On Sunday, Russia lost contact with its Luna-25 spacecraft, which then crashed into the moon’s surface, ending…

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richdadpoor · 8 months

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'When The Moon Rises …': Amitabh Bachchan's Heart-touching Lines Ahead Of Chandrayaan-3 Landing

Published By: Dishya Sharma Last Updated: August 23, 2023, 17:52 IST Chandrayaan-3 landing will be streamed live on social media sites and television. (Photo Credits: Instagram) Amitabh Bachchan recited a poem about the country’s sentiments related to his historic mission. The world has its eyes set on Chandrayaan-3, India’s ambitious lunar exploration mission, which will attempt a soft…

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#Amitabh Bachchan #Best Wishes For Chandrayaan 3 #ISRO #Kaun Banega Crorepati 15

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swldx · 10 months

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janakimurali · 5 years

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Landing on Mars

Following the excitement over ISRO’s Chandrayaan-2 journey, I wrote a short story in two parts for Deccan Herald’s School Edition on Indian astronauts journey to Mars.

Landing on Mars

Janaki Murali

Part 1

1 a.m.

‘Earth calling Manas. Earth calling Priya.’

‘Nothing? Call again.’

‘Earth calling Manas. Earth calling Priya.’

The message played out loud, echoing around the large room.

But there was no answer.

‘Keep calling until you get a reply,’ said the director of Mission Control, as he moved from one scientist to the other, monitoring the Mars mission.

‘What’s happening? Do you have any signal?’

‘No Sir, the space ship went silent just before landing.”

There was palpable tension in the Mission Control Room in Bengaluru. Everyone was glued to their screens. Only a few moments before, they had all applauded, when the descent to Mars was going as per plan. But a few seconds before landing, the space ship had gone silent.

It was nearly 2 am, almost an hour after they lost communication with the astronauts and they were still clueless as to what had happened to them.

The entire room was silent as they waited for some signal, any signal from the spaceship or of the lander. Nobody wanted to articulate what everyone was thinking. Had the lander crashed on the red planet, killing both the astronauts? The nation was watching live on news channels and the rest of the world was watching via live streaming on the internet.

Beyond the Mission Control Room, sat some 50 students who had been picked from Schools across India to witness the Mars landing. The Prime Minister was there, sitting on a sofa along with other senior scientists, waiting and watching. Beside him on another sofa, sat the families of the two astronauts, holding hands. They tried not to show their anxiety, trying to keep calm, but the lines of strain appeared on their faces.

Everyone around the world, watched with bated breath, as the scientists kept calling out to the astronauts, but there was no answer.

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‘Captain, we have lost communication with earth,’ said Priya, as she reached over her head to crank a lever.

‘Try again, I can see the red planet, we are only seconds away from landing.’

‘No, nothing, they must be thinking, we crashed.’

‘But we didn’t. Or we haven’t yet.’

Their lander had separated from the Orbiter around Mars as scheduled and they had been in communication with the Mission Control Room until then. They had even heard the applause coming from Bengaluru. Yet, in the space of a few seconds they had lost all communication.

‘I am unable to get Mission Control at Bengaluru. I tried even the Nasa control room, but nothing. I tried all space stations across the world, with no luck. We are on our own captain, even the orbiter has moved away,’ said Priya.

‘Not to worry. We will follow all the steps like we have been trained. I am sure we’ll be able to establish communication with earth very soon,’ said Manas.

‘Okay Captain, I’ll keep trying.’

‘Meanwhile, let’s get ready to land.’

‘Yes, captain.’

‘Check space suits, are oxygen tanks in place and working.’

‘Yes captain.’

Manas ran through the whole check list of things they had been taught to do before landing. As he read out the list, Priya cross checked if they were in order.

For precious seconds before their spacecraft went into the gravitational pull of the red planet, the two astronauts concentrated on doing everything right. So much so, they didn’t realise the space around them had changed. It was subtle at first, then it was swift.

‘Oh my god, what’s happening?’ asked Priya as she saw it first.

‘What?’ said Manas.

Everything turned dark and then bright, then dark and bright again. Then there was a burst of light, much like Diwali firecrackers, a spurt of brightly coloured twinkling stars. It was like they were hurtling through a kaleidoscope. There was a screeching sound on their radio. It seemed as though their communication channel was open once again.

‘Hello, is that Mission Control? This is Priya, are we glad to reach you. We’re hurtling through some kind of tunnel. It’s so beautiful outside. Like Diwali firecrackers in the sky.’

***

‘They are safe, they are safe,’ one of the scientists yelled. She was the first one to hear Priya’s message.

A cheer went around the Mission Control Room. The students stood up and clapped. Someone went to tell the Prime Minister and the families the good news. He too stood up and clapped.

Across all the TV news channels the message was emblazoned as breaking news. ‘Communication established with the astronauts. They’re safe.’

Then everyone heard a huge thud and a crashing sound and then was silence again.

A huge gasp went around the Mission Control Room.

‘What happened?’ asked the Mission Control Director.

Nobody said anything. Nobody wanted to say it. But the strain was visible on everyone’s faces.

‘Wait, that’s not Mars, they landed on,’ said a scientist. ‘They’ve veered off course.’

‘When we lost communication with them, they were only moments from landing. But it’s been an hour since then, before we re-established contact with them,’ said another scientist.

‘They told us they were hurtling through some kind of tunnel and from all that the world has learnt about Mars, they nowhere near Mars,’ said yet another scientist.’

‘So, where are our young astronauts?’ asked the Mission Control Director.

(To be continued)

Landing on Mars

Janaki Murali

Part 2

3 a.m.

The neon lights burned bright, the screens flickered, the radar beeped.

In the Mission Control Room in Bengaluru, everyone held their breath as they waited for communication to be re-established with the young astronauts.

The Prime Minister had been led away into an ante-room. The families of the two astronauts had been led away too. The TV cameras continued to pan the expressions on each scientist’s face. The school children in the next room watched with their hands in their mouths. Across India and the world, nobody had gone to sleep, as viewers watched the live telecast on TV screens and streaming channels on the internet.

It was a tense hour or so, since they had lost communication.

***

Priya unstrapped herself from her upside-down position from the toppled lander. She checked to see if her captain was alright, and then she saw his thumbs up sign. ‘Thank god, we are both safe.’

‘But the lander has toppled. It’s surely damaged,’ said Manas. ‘Oh my god, what is that? Is that a Martian?’

Someone or something was peering into the glass window of their spacecraft. The object was like two green balls tied together. Its eyes were large and it had a small dot for a nose and a slash for a mouth and small hands and thin, long legs and leaf like extensions on its limbs. The creature looked like it was standing on stilts.

‘Are they really leaves on its arms? Oh no, there are more of them, they are coming out of rocks and…and burrows from the surface. What if they’re hostile?’ said Priya.

Normally if everything had gone according to Plan A, Manas would have stepped out in the Rover and explored the planet, while Priya manned the craft. But if they were accosted by hostile life, they were to go into Plan B and take off immediately back to the mother spacecraft. But now they were trapped, as they did not know how badly damaged their craft was.

Manas and Priya watched as the creatures surrounded the lander and began banging on it. They were gesturing to them. It seemed to be some kind of code message.

‘I am going to see if I can repair the spacecraft, you are the communications expert, try to fathom what they’re saying,’ said Manas, as he unstrapped himself from his seat and went to check all the control panels.

The parachute which was to open to soften their landing, had not opened. The lander’s solar panels were not open and soon they would lose power. The lander was sitting belly up, its legs hadn’t opened either.

While Manas was finding out all this, Priya was going through all the code languages she had learnt in her training. She kept trying out various combinations and permutations to see if she could understand what the creatures were saying. The creatures kept sending the same message again and again, as they continued to bang on the lander. Some of them were pushing it and the lander began titling dangerously.

Suddenly, the microphone crackled and they heard scientists from the Mission Control Room, ‘Are you there, Manas, Priya, are you all right?’

‘Yes, yes, we are fine, but the lander is damaged, we landed belly up. We found life on Mars. We are surrounded by several odd creatures. With leaf like arms and legs. They’re banging away on the lander and pushing it. They seem to be repeating a message again and again,’ Priya said into the microphone. ‘We can’t set in motion Plan B, we are trapped. Manas will update you on the damage to our craft.’

Manas took another microphone and updated the scientists in the Mission Control Room on the damages to the lander.

In the Mission Control Room, scientists worked remotely and feverishly to fix the damaged lander. They kept giving instructions to Manas which he followed.

Meanwhile, communication experts worked with Priya to try to decipher what the creatures were saying.

‘We are from Earth. We have come in friendship. We come in peace,’ Priya kept saying in different code languages to the creatures outside, but they didn’t respond, except to keep sending the same message again and again. They kept pushing the lander until it tilted again and miraculously righted itself.

‘Those creatures are not Martians. According to our calculations, you veered off course and the tunnel you went through can’t have been near Mars,’ said a scientist to the astronauts. ‘From the pictures you sent us, we think those creatures could be some form of plant life. Don’t attempt to open the hatch or try to touch them. They don’t look very friendly.’

The world watched as the scientists in the Mission control room worked with the astronauts to get the lander working again. The solar panels opened and the legs righted itself.

Suddenly, with a whirring sound, the lander took off from the surface of the strange planet. The blob like green creatures screeched and gestured wildly, as they dispersed helter-skelter and went back to their burrows or into the rocks.

The strange planet was behind them soon. The lander docked with the mother spaceship.

‘Phew that was a close call,’ said Manas, echoing what everyone felt in the Mission Control Room. ‘We are safe now.’

Everyone in the control room cheered and clapped.

‘You can now call back the families of the astronauts and the Prime Minister back into the control room,’ said the Mission Director. ‘But what planet was that and what were they saying?’

‘Sir, we have to analyse our data for that, but it seems as though our young Indian astronauts found a new planet. As for what they were saying, it sounded like, Namaste India,’ said a grinning young scientist.

(Concluded)

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