Chandrayaan 3 Vikram Lander LPDC Camera Capture Video of Moon Now Find Place for Landing

ISRO’s famous third moon mission Chandrayaan-3 is continuously moving forward. The Indian Space Agency ISRO successfully completed the process of ‘debuting’ on Friday. ISRO has reported that the lander module is in good position and is working normally. ISRO has now released a new video related to the mission in which the video of the moon has been shot by Vikram Lander’s camera. Vikram Lander has a LPDC sensor which is a camera. Its name has been described as Lander Position Detection camera which has made a new video of the moon.

This camera installed at the bottom of Vikram Lander is very important in itself, because with the help of this camera, the lander will find a flat place of landing for himself. That is, this camera will ensure that the landing landing is very smooth, and does not get bumpy instead of landing. Because the surface of the moon is also bumpy, and there are also craters there. But before landing, this camera on the lander has also made a video which ISRO has shared on its Twitter handle.

Apart from this, ISRO has also shared another video. It can be seen in the video that lander imagers have taken some photos of Chand which are quite beautiful. This lander is taken from the image camera-1. These photos are taken on 17 August. ISRO has written that these are pictures after the separation module is separated from the propalation module. That is, when the lander was separated from the propulsion craft, these are the photos after that. See-
In the latest update, the Indian Space Agency has stated that the health of the lander module is normal and it is functioning correctly. The lander module has been debated after which its orbit has been reduced to 113 km x 157 km. ISRO has said that next i.e. the second debut operation will be done on 20 August, ie tomorrow. According to Indian time, this operation will be held at 8 pm.