The Indian Space Research Organization has developedISROHis eyes are now on Venus after missions to the Moon and Mars, and he and Japan plan to explore the dark side of the moon.
Anil Bhardwaj, director of Ahmedabad’s Physical Research Laboratory, said the space agency also plans to send a probe to Mars and will show the missions at the same time. ISRO The future in conference Akash TatfaAccording to Tools 360.
Bhardwaj added that they are in talks with the Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency (JAXA) to send a lunar module to explore the moon’s permanent shadow region.
According to the original plans, the lunar probe and the rover it built will be positioned on the surface of the moon ISRO In orbit with a Japanese missile with an expected landing near the south pole of the moon.
Bhardwaj said: “The ship will then travel to the permanent shadow region of the moon, which never sees sunlight. PSR It was like being in a state of freezing forever.
Bhardwaj said it Aditya L-1 It will be a unique mission in which a 400 kg payload class satellite will be positioned in orbit around the sun so that it can constantly see the star from a so-called point. Lagrange point L. -1.
Located 1.5 million kilometers from Earth, the orbiter will attempt to understand coronal warming, solar wind acceleration, the onset of coronal mass ejections, eruptions and near-Earth space climate.
Bhardwaj said my mission Aditya L-1 a Chandrayaan -3 It will have priority early next year, and a mission to Venus and a mission to the Moon will likely follow. JAXA.
It was the success of the lunar module on board Chandrayaan -3 It is essential because it will be reused in missions JAXA.
