ISRO'S Chandrayaan 3 finishes it's second objective as the PRAGYAN Rover, aimed at navigating through and studying the Lunar Surface, has touched down on Lunar soil. The Indian Space Research Organization (ISRO) on August 26 released a short video showing the Pragyan rover ramping down to the Lunar surface from the Vikram Lander. The next mission is collecting important data and conducting in-situ experiments on the south pole of the moon.
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