Scientists discover second moon close to earth, will stay for at least 1,500 years

Scientists have discovered a new astroid near the earth. It has been considered a ‘Quasi Moon’ or ‘Quasi Satellite’. It revolves around the Sun in the same period as the Earth. It has been called FW13. Along with circling the sun, it also revolves around the earth. According to the report of Live Science, the diameter of this moon is 3,474 kilometers and it is 36,400 km away at its nearest point while circling the earth. It was discovered by Pan-Starrs Observatory in March. After this, its presence was confirmed by telescope in Hawaii, US and two Observatory in Arizona. After this, the Minor Planet Center of the International Astronomical Union, which nominated new planets and other astronomical things, has officially included it in the list. This Quasi-Moon is near the Earth from about 100 bc and it can remain up to about 3,700 ADs. There is no possibility of colliding with the earth despite its circle with its earth. Some researchers believe that it can be much less size than the Earth’s moon.

The third edition of India’s Moon Mission can be launched in July. This information has been given by the Indian Space Research Organization (ISRO). In its three objectives, safe landing on the surface of the moon is to perform the performance of the vehicle on the moon and to use scientific use. This mission will be launched from SDSC Shar Center in Sriharikota via LVM3 rocket. Chandrayaan 3 is to be launched after Chandrayaan 2 to perform safe landing on the surface of the moon and movement. ISRO Chairman, S Somnath had reported that Chandrayaan 3 would be launched in July. The Chandrayaan 3 mission includes a lander module, propulsion module and a rover developed in the country.

Earlier this year, an agreement was made by ISRO and Global Software Company Microsoft to increase the growth of space technology startups. Under this, these startups will be strengthened through technology, market -related help and mentoring. Microsoft had reported that this partnership would help the ISRO plan to pursue emerging space technology innovators and entrepreneurs in the country.