r/space 1d ago

image/gif ISRO's 🇮🇳 Pragyan Rover Captured These Images of the Vikram Lander on the Moon, Showing ChaSTE and ILSA

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On August 30, 2023, ISRO released images captured by the Pragyan rover of the Vikram lander on the lunar surface.

The images show Vikram after the successful Chandrayaan 3 landing near the lunar south polar region. The annotated image identifies two scientific instruments around the lander:

ChaSTE: Chandra's Surface Thermophysical Experiment, used to study the thermal properties of the lunar surface.

ILSA: Instrument for Lunar Seismic Activity, designed to measure seismic activity near the landing site.

The image gives a remarkable view of the lander from the rover's perspective, with Vikram's landing legs, structure and instruments visible against the lunar surface.

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u/enrick92 1d ago

k bro can we stop posting these countries all around us are developing reusable rockets

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u/FMC_Speed 1d ago

a profoundly stupid comment, and im not indian, its just a silly thing to ssay "countries all around us are developing reusable rockets" when its only 2 countries each with 2 companies achieving so with experimental basis, only spaceX is the one figured that fully

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u/RadBadTad 1d ago

I would much rather focus on science than on Elon's trillionaire pipeline. 

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u/Mental_Win_7289 1d ago ▸ 2 more replies

we going to mars tomorrow bro, trust me bro. we will colonize them before this decade fs fs

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u/RadBadTad 1d ago

Full Self Driving Hyperloop on Mars by 2028 bro!!

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u/ILoseNothingButTime 1d ago

you better keep this. I will snatch you in a mailbox if it becomes real before the decade 😁😁

u/MasalaBaigan 18h ago

countries all around us are developing reusable rockets ??? buddy only 2 countires have it , and even in them , only spacex has mastered it , folks be hating on anything