Indian Moon Mission to Have Landing Component

Anil Kandangath writes "Last month, it was announced that the Indian moon mission Chandrayan I would have a component that would land on the moon to function as an impactor. For all those who complain about India spending big bucks on its space program, The Scientific Indian has a list of updates about the space program's plans for this year which includes two cartography satellites, a satellite based 'total disaster management system', a few communication satellites and a satellite launch for the European Union."

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from the cosmic-curry dept

[Anonymous Coward]

Does every comment about Indian or Chinese space mission really have to have comments about takeaways on the moon etc... ? It's offensive and juvenile, and it's sad Slashdot can't move beyond this.

You missed one

[CmdrGravy]

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