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On Monday, the Indian Space Research Organization (ISRO) sent an update on Chandrayaan-3's journey to the south pole of the Moon on the microblogging website 'X,' formerly known as Twitter. According to ISRO, the Lander Vikram, which has been orbiting the moon since August 5th, has now made contact with the Chandrayaan-2 orbiter.
Luna-25, which was launched on August 10—nearly a month after Chandrayaan-3's launch—was vying with the Indian spacecraft for the right to settle on the moon's south pole on August 21. The Russian spacecraft, however, reported a "abnormal situation" as it attempted to enter its planned pre-landing lunar orbit.
India’s Chandrayaan-3 spacecraft is swiftly advancing towards the unchartered southern pole of the Moon, Russia’s Luna-25 is supposed to achieve the initial landing only two days ahead of the Indian mission’s touchdown.
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