ISRO SpaDeX Successfully Undocks, Advancing Chandrayaan-4 and Gaganyaan
ISRO successfully undocks SpaDeX satellites, strengthening India's space docking capabilities for future missions.
Chandrayaan-5 Approved: ISRO Plans 350kg Rover, India-Japan Collaboration
ISRO’s Chandrayaan-5 mission, featuring a 350kg rover, has been approved, strengthening India’s lunar exploration.
Chandrayaan-5 Mission: A Major Step Toward India’s Moon Colonisation Plan
Discover India's Chandrayaan-5 mission, a collaborative lunar exploration with Japan, focusing on the Moon's south pole to ...
Chandrayaan-5 mission approved by India: ISRO to launch advanced rover for enhanced lunar exploration
ISRO Chief V. Narayanan revealed that India plans to land on the Moon by 2040 with the Chandrayaan-5 mission featuring a 350 kg rover developed with Japan. Additionally, a space station by 2035, a new ...
Chandrayaan-5 approved: ISRO to send heavier rover than Chandrayaan-3 to study Moon's surface
The Chandrayaan series has been crucial to India’s lunar exploration efforts. The first mission, Chandrayaan-1 (2008), ...
‘ISRO’s 250 kg Rover will dwarf Pragyan’: Chandrayaan-5 will target Moon’s dark craters
Chandrayaan-5, ISRO's ambitious Moon mission, features a massive 250 kg rover, 10x heavier than Pragyan. Partnering with ...
Chandrayaan 5 Mission In Partnership With Japan, Appoved By Govt
The Indian Space Research Organization (ISRO) has received approval for its next ambitious lunar mission, Chandrayaan-5. This ...
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Centre approves Chandrayaan-5 mission, to carry 250 kg rover to lunar surface: ISRO chief
While Chandrayaan-3 carried a 25-kg rover named ‘Prayagyaan,’ the new Chandrayaan-5 mission, in collaboration with Japan, ...
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Govt Approves Chandrayaan-5 Mission With Japanese Collaboration; Know Key Goals
The Union government has approved the ambitious Chandrayaan-5 mission, ISRO Chairman V Narayanan announced at an event to ...
India To Send 250-Kg Rover On Moon As Chandrayaan 5 Sets Sight On Lunar Surface
Government of India approved the Chandrayaan-5 mission, in collaboration with Japan Space Agency JAXA, which will carry 250kg Rover to study the Lunar surface.