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Gaganyaan to launch in December 2021, Chandrayaan 3 may launch in 2022 followed by Mangalyaan 2: ISRO chief
ISRO has other major projects lined up including its mission to Venus - Shukrayaan-1 and Aditya which is ISRO's mission to the Sun.
Union Budget 2021: DoS granted funds for ISRO's Chandrayaan 3, Gaganyaan launch, deep ocean mission
FM says four Indians are in Russia undergoing astronaut training as part of the joint partnership between ISRO and Roscosmos.
Chandrayaan 3 to launch in early 2021, will have a lander-rover duo says Union Minister Jitendra Singh
Chandrayaan-1, launched in 2008, has sent images which show that Earth's satellite may be rusting along the poles.
Chandrayaan 3: To test and prepare for successful landing, ISRO to recreate lunar craters in village near Bangalore
A source revealed that the artificial moon craters will be about 10 metres in diameter and will be three metres deep.
Chandrayaan 3: ISRO starts work on second lander mission to the moon, launch planned in early 2021
Chandrayaan 3 lander, rover and rocket will cost ISRO Rs 610 crores, of which Rs 360 crore is for the GSLV-MkIII.
Four astronauts shortlisted for Gaganyaan; Chandrayaan 3 gets govt approval says ISRO chief K Sivan
Chandrayaan-3 will consist of lander and rover and will cost approximately Rs 250 crore.
Chandrayaan 3 to launch in 2030, will cost lesser than the second mission, Union Minister Jitendra Singh
He said that calling Chandrayaan 2 a disappointment was wrong since it was India's maiden attempt.
Chandrayaan 3: As mission plans progress, ISRO seeks 75-Crore-addition to proposed mission budget
Of the additional budget, Rs 60 crore will reportedly be used towards machinery, equipment, paying salaries and so on.
Chandrayaan 2: Vikram's hard landing was 500m from designated site, says DoS Chief to Parliament
He also said the launch, orbit critical manoeuvres, lander separation, de-boost and rough braking phase were a success.
Chandrayaan 3: India's second attempt to land on the Moon planned for November 2020
The mission will feature an entirely new lander and rover, which ISRO engineers are already working on, but not an orbiter.