The Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) confirmed on Monday that all systems of the lunar-bound spacecraft are functioning "perfectly," and no emergencies are expected on landing day. This statement follows a recent failure of a Russian lander. The Indian spacecraft "Chandrayaan-3" is scheduled to land on August 23 at the lunar south pole, an area believed to contain dark craters with water ice that could support future lunar habitation.
India: Lunar-Bound Spacecraft Operating "Perfectly"
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