Mint · 5d
Chandrayaan-3 rover lands in oldest crater where ‘no other missions have gone’; S.Vijayan says ‘shows how moon evolved’
The Pragyan rover captured images revealing ejecta from distant impacts and providing insights into the Moon’s geological history, marking a first for this latitude
The Financial Express · 5d
Chandrayaan-3 rover landed on possibly oldest craters of Moon, dating back 3.85 billion years: Researchers
The researchers observed that the landing site included ejecta from a distant impact crater. The Pragyan rover's images revealed similar material at the landing site, indicating a complex geological history.
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