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CTOnews.com October 28 news, according to the latest paper released by the Indian Space Research Organization (ISRO),"Chandrayaan-3"(Chandrayaan-3) successfully landed on the lunar surface on August 23, produced an "ejection halo" phenomenon, ejected lunar epiregolith (lunar epiregolith) weighing 2.06 tons, was affected to move to an area of 108.4 square meters around the landing site.

Chandrayaan 3 consists of the lander Vikram and the lunar rover Pragyan, both carrying scientific instruments weighing about 3.9 tons.

India's "Moon Ship 3" probe was launched from India's Sadish Davan Space Center on July 14. At 18:04 local time on August 23 (20:34 Beijing time), India successfully landed in the soft six near the moon's south pole. This makes India the fourth country in the world to successfully land on the moon and the first to land near the moon's south pole.

On August 23, local time, India's lunar probe "Moon Ship 3" successfully landed on the moon, and its six vehicles and lunar rover subsequently went dormant on September 2.

▲ Image source India ISRO "Moon Ship 3" probe rendering This is India's third launch of the probe lunar landing project. In 2008, India successfully launched its first lunar orbiter, Moonship 1, but it was originally planned to run for two years and lost contact in August 2009. In July 2019, India launched the Moonship 2 probe, which lost contact when it tried to make a soft landing on the lunar surface in September of that year, and admitted in November that it had crashed.

CTOnews.com attached reference paper address: Singh, S., Chauhan, P., Roy, P. et al. Characterisation of Ejecta Halo on the Lunar Surface Around Chandrayaan-3 Vikram Lander Using OHRC Imagery. J Indian Soc Remote Sens (2023). https://doi.org/10.1007/s12524-023-01774-1

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