The Chandrayaan 4 is an ambitious project that is already in plans as the Indian Space Research Organization (ISRO) is preparing for it! The goal is to travel to the moon to collect samples after they land on the moon’s surface. Once it contains the samples, it will connect to another module in space.
The focus is to create a sustainable mission and on a bigger picture. The two modules that connect in space will travel back to Earth and then separate once they come closer. One module will return to Earth along with Lunar samples while the other will keep rotating Earth.
The Director of the Space Application Center (SAC/ ISRO), Nilesh Desai, visited the Indian Tropical Meteorology Institute and informed them of the plans. He addressed the audience by stating that Earth is ready to advance in its ambitious space travel plans.
A challenging task lies ahead with Chandrayaan 4, where two modules are being designed, where one will collect lunar samples while the other will orbit the planet, thus learning further development. The project is planned within a period of five to seven years.
To get the moon samples, the module that needs to be designed should be quite efficient, especially when it comes to having a successful landing. Within the launch vehicles of Chandrayaan 4, there will be four modules: Lander Module, Transfer, Ascender, and Re-entry module.
Due to the success of Chandrayaan 3, India has become so confident in their plan for their next lunar project! The ability of Chandrayaan 4 is based on its return to Earth, effectively collecting lunar samples. Two powerful rockets will be designed to carry cargo so that it will be helpful for the crew!
ISRO has confirmed that they are well into the planning stages of the mission. One of the challenging aspects of this project will be the unit’s landing, so the scientists are working hard.
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