For the first time, the temperature of the south pole of the moon was measured by the Indian probe

The new post of the Indian Space Research Organization published about the Chandrayaan 3 mission shows that this lunar rover was able to correctly measure the temperature of the south pole of the moon with the help of its instruments. This shows the proper functioning of the tools.

According to Tekna Technology and Technology News Service, Chandarian 3 was able to successfully create a successful step in space history. Now India, apart from becoming the first country to land a rover on the south pole of the moon, is also known as the fourth country to leave its mark on our moon. In this mission, an astronaut named Pragyan will perform exploration operations on the surface of the crater with the help of tools such as integrated cameras and harness them to send video and complete research objectives. This mission is planned for 14 days and stay of this astronaut for two weeks.

A video released by the Indian Space Research Organization of Pragyan shows the astronaut roaming around the landing site, which they named Shiv Shakti. Also, in this video, the probe can be seen at the end of the path created by the Vikram lander, which has created its own traces on the lunar soil. Also, the Indian Space Organization has published a list of its mission planning, which shows that Chandrayaan 3 is fulfilling its mission objectives after a safe landing.