Chandrayaan-2 will launch today, learn how to watch Live Stream

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Through Chandrayaan-2, ISRO will go to the South Polar region of the Chand, where no country has been reached to date.

The India Space Research Organization (ISRO) will launch Chandrayaan-2 at 2.30 pm this afternoon. The live event will be able to see the world of this launch. Let us know that this is the second moon mission of ISRO. Through this, ISRO will go to the South Polar region of the Chand, where no country has been reached to date. Chandrayaan-2 was to be launched last week but due to some technical difficulties, it did not happen.

Where will Chandrayaan-2 launch: As we told you Chandrayaan-2 will be launched at 2 pm and 43 minutes at noon. It will be launched at Satish Dhawan Space Center (SDSC) in Sriharikota via GSLV Mk-III launch vehicle. It will include orbiter which will inspect the moon’s surface and relay communication between Earth and Chandrayaan-2’s lander, Vikram. A mission rover will be involved in this mission. There are 6 wheels on it. It is capable of traveling up to 500 meters. At the same time, he uses solar energy for his work.

See Live Streaming of Chandrayaan-2: The SDSC Center opened the registrations for Viewers Gallery. However, now they are closed. ISRO will stream live stream of this event on your Twitter and Facebook page. At the same time, Doordarshan will also keep its live streaming on its YouTube channel. This streaming will start at 2:00 PM in mid-afternoon. If you do not have internet access then you will also be able to watch live streaming on the Doordarshan channel.

The main purpose of the Chandrayaan-2 mission: ISRO will try to take Chandrayaan-2 lander-Vikram and Rover-Pragyan to take place between two craters, Manzinus C and Simpelius N, at a high ground in about 70 degrees south of latitude. This is the first space mission to do soft landing in the South Polar region of the Moon. Let us tell you that this is India’s first mission to try soft landing on the surface of the moon with domestic technology. Not only this, this is the first Indian mission to explore the area of the moon with domestic technology.