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Chandrayan-2 was India's second lunar mission, successfully launched on July 22nd, 2019 aboard the GSLV MkIII rocket from Sriharikota, India. The mission aimed to provide detailed information about the moon's topography and atmosphere to further scientific understanding. Chandrayan-2 consisted of an orbiter, lander called Vikram, and rover called Pragyan, with a total mission mass of 3.8 tonnes and cost of Rs. 978 crore.
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- 1. ChaNdrayaan - II • PRESENTED BY - • 21EG106B31 – RAVULAPATHI VEDHA NARAYANA • 21EG106B32 – SAI SWAROOP DHATRAK • 21EG106B33 – KARRA SHIRITH SHEKAR • 21EG106B34 – SANDHALWAR VAISHNAVI • 21EG106B35 – SHAIK MASTAN VALI
- 2. BASIC INFORMATION • Chandrayan 2, India’s 2 nd moon mission was successfully launched on 22nd July at 2:43 PM by GSLV-MKIII-M1 from second launch pad at satish Dhawan space center, sriharikota. • It has to provide detailed information of moon’s topography and atmosphere leading to a better understanding of moon. • With a total mission mass of 3.8 tonnes, the entire project was set to cost Rs 978 crore. Rs 603 crores for the spacecroft and Rs 375 crore for the GSLV-MKIII. • Chandrayan 2 consists of an orbiter, a lander (Vikram), and a rover (pragyan). • Chandrayan 2 is the India’s first interplanetary mission .