On August 23rd, India made history by achieving a South Pole lunar landing with Chandrayaan-3. Following the 2008 Jawahar Point mission, India gained a new landing site called Shiv Shakti Point. In the two-week mission, the Vikram Lander and Pragyan Rover made groundbreaking discoveries on the moon. After these accomplishments, they entered sleep mode on September 4th, with plans to awaken in a week. Initially, there was a two-week research window, but possibilities for extension have arisen. How is this possible, and what new discoveries have come from Chandrayaan-3's experiments? Let's explore together in this video by Dhruv Rathee.
