ISRO Released The First Images Of Moon Captured By Chandrayaan-3 & India Is Beaming With Pride

Vasudha Sabharwal

Chandrayaan-3 successfully landed near the moon’s lunar south pole region yesterday as Indians worldwide erupted in celebration, lauding the efforts put in by scientists at the Space Research Organisation (ISRO) for the important feat.

After its historic touchdown, ISRO shared the first photo of the moon captured by India’s Chandrayaan-3 on their official social media handle.

The set of images was captured during the smooth descent by Lander Horizontal Velocity Camera. Sometime later, ISRO shared a part of the landing site taken after the landing.

With Chandrayaan-3, India has become the first country to reach the lunar south pole. Here’s how people reacted to first set of images of the moon:

https://twitter.com/urstruly_vamsi/status/1694365757919109326?s=20

Kudos to the ISRO team! This is huge.

Also Read: As Chandrayaan-3 Lands On The Moon, Here Are Some Facts That Show How Huge ISRO’s Achievement Is

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