Chandrayaan-2 on the start: The Indian Space Agency is preparing to launch three robot explorers to the South Pole of the Moon.
The Chandrayaan-2 mission aims to send robots to the South Pole of the Moon. After several delays, the launch, originally scheduled for July 14, is to follow live this morning.
Departure July 22, from the Satish Dhawan Indian Space Center in Sriharikota
Chandrayaan-2 will not take humans with her, only machines. Among them, the three mission robots, a lunar orbiter, a lander, and a rover.
Chandrayaan-2 will reach Earth orbit with the GSLV-Mk III rocket of ISRO, a rocket twice as powerful as the Falcon 9 Space X. It should reach the moon between now and Monday, September 6.
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