Chandrayaan 3 No Communication with Vikram And Pragyan Night on Moon South Pole Starting Again

Chandrayaan 3: As the days pass on the southern pole of the Moon, the expectations of contact with Vikram Lander and Vikram Pragyan are getting blurred. On Friday, it was expected that the Indian Space Agency (ISRO) would give good news. She will tell that communication has been established again with Pragyan Rover and Vikram Lander. However, this could not happen. It was said on behalf of ISRO that an attempt has been made to establish communication with Vikram Lander and Pragyan Rover, but no signal has been received on his behalf. It has been 7 days and the situation remains the same. So should it be assumed that Vikram and Pragyan have now gone away from us forever?

The passage of the day means deepening the night

Sunlight is currently reaching the southern pole of the moon. Despite this, there is no movement in Vikram Lander and Pragyan Rover. In the next few days, the night will be deepened in this area of ​​the moon again. There will be darkness for about 14 days and the temperature will once again go down to 200 degrees from zero to 200 degrees. In those circumstances, there is no hope of getting a signal from Vikram and Pragyan.

Vikram-learning is in Slip mode since September 2

Vikram and Pragyan Rover are in Slip mode since 2 September. Both have extended a long night and accumulated temperature on the moon. Then the same situation is about to return and if the communication is not established in the next few days, then the expectation of getting a further signal may be over. ISRO scientists have been trying to communicate with Vikram Lander and Pragyan Rover at Shiva Shakti Point for the past several days, but this work has not been successful. According to reports, the night is scheduled to begin in this area of ​​the moon from 30 September.

The Chandrayaan-3 mission has been successful for India and has proved all its abilities.