Chandrayaan-3, Coupled With Solar Power, for Its Superb Landing
Chandrayaan-3 leading the way with Solar Power.
India has achieved something incredible in space! The Indian Space Research Organization (ISRO) has shared exciting details about Chandrayaan-3 (CH-3), a mission that shows how India is really good at using the sun's energy in space. Chandrayaan-3 is special because it uses the sun, stars, lasers, and speed measuring tools to find its way in space. It's like a space GPS that helps it travel safely.
One of the coolest things about CH-3 is how it plans its landing. It's all about timing with the sunrise. Imagine you're waiting for the sun to come up so you can start your day. CH-3 does the same thing on the Moon. When it lands, it waits for the sun to rise, and as soon as it does, it starts using sunlight to power itself up for its mission.
CH-3 is super smart when it comes to solar power. It has extra solar panels that are like energy boosters. These panels are on all four sides of the spacecraft, not just two like before. This means that no matter how CH-3 lands—whether it's upside down or spinning—it can still get power from the sun. It's like having a phone that can charge no matter which way you put it on a charger.
CH-3 has made India proud by being the 4th country to softly land on the moon's surface. And it did something even more amazing: it landed on the moon's south pole, which is a very tough place to land. No other country has done that before! This is a huge step forward for space exploration, and it shows that India is leading the way.
ISRO's CH-3 mission is a perfect example of how being smart about using the sun's power can help us explore space better. As we wait to see what cool discoveries and new space gadgets come from this mission, we can be excited about how the sun is helping us reach new heights in space.
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India's CH-3 mission is a fantastic example of what we can do when we use the sun's energy to explore the vast universe.
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Writer:?Soha Kapadia