Chandrayaan-2 sends photo of Moon from 2,650 kms away
The Indian Space Research Organisation has released a photo of the Moon taken by Chandrayaan-2 from a height of 2,000 kilometres
HIGHLIGHTS
- Chandrayaan-2 is currently orbiting around the Moon
- Chandrayaan-2 will attempt to land a rover on the Moon
- Only three countries have landed rovers on the Moon
Chandrayaan-2 has shot an image of the Moon from a height of over 2,000 kilometres as it flies around the satellite, preparing to land a rover on the lunar surface. The photo of the Moon was shot by Vikram, which is Chandrayaan-2's lander.
The photo was released by Indian Space Research Organisation (Isro) on Twitter. The image was shot on August 21 and was taken from a height of 2,650 kiometres, Isro said.
- Chandrayaan-2 is currently orbiting around the Moon
- Chandrayaan-2 will attempt to land a rover on the Moon
- Only three countries have landed rovers on the Moon
Chandrayaan-2 has shot an image of the Moon from a height of over 2,000 kilometres as it flies around the satellite, preparing to land a rover on the lunar surface. The photo of the Moon was shot by Vikram, which is Chandrayaan-2's lander.
The photo was released by Indian Space Research Organisation (Isro) on Twitter. The image was shot on August 21 and was taken from a height of 2,650 kiometres, Isro said.
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