After the success of Chandrayaan-3, ISRO has officially announced its next ambitious lunar mission, Chandrayaan-4, which aims to bring back lunar soil and rock samples for research. This will be India’s first sample-return mission, marking a significant leap in space exploration.
🔹 Key Mission Goals:
✔ Lunar Sample Collection: Advanced robotic lander and rover to collect rock and soil samples
✔ Return Capsule Technology: First Indian sample-return spacecraft for bringing lunar materials back to Earth
✔ Launch Date: Planned for 2027 using the GSLV Mk III rocket
✔ Collaboration: ISRO partnering with international space agencies like NASA and ESA
🔹 Why is this Important?
✔ Helps in studying the Moon’s geology, water presence, and history
✔ Supports future crewed lunar missions
✔ Boosts India’s position in global space exploration
With Chandrayaan-4, India moves closer to becoming a key player in deep space exploration.
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