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Chandrayaan- 4 mission: What is the expected outcome of this lunar exploration project

Know what will be the result of the Chandraayn-4 mission. What ISRO and JAXA are planning to explore with the lunar mission.

By: HT TECH
| Updated on: Nov 06 2023, 10:04 IST
ISRO and JAXA have joined hands for another lunar space exploration mission dubbed Chandrayaan-4 or LUPEX mission. The mission is expected to explore the Moon’s south pole in search of water.
ISRO and JAXA have joined hands for another lunar space exploration mission dubbed Chandrayaan-4 or LUPEX mission. The mission is expected to explore the Moon’s south pole in search of water. (JAXA)
1/5 ISRO and JAXA have joined hands for another lunar space exploration mission dubbed Chandrayaan-4 or LUPEX mission. The mission is expected to explore the Moon’s south pole in search of water. (JAXA)
The first result the mission is expected to enrich our knowledge about the presence of water resources in terms of quality, quantity and location. Further, the lunar water can be evaluated to determine its suitability for future sustainable space exploration missions.
The first result the mission is expected to enrich our knowledge about the presence of water resources in terms of quality, quantity and location. Further, the lunar water can be evaluated to determine its suitability for future sustainable space exploration missions. (JAXA)
2/5 The first result the mission is expected to enrich our knowledge about the presence of water resources in terms of quality, quantity and location. Further, the lunar water can be evaluated to determine its suitability for future sustainable space exploration missions. (JAXA)
The mission also aims to conduct autonomous exploration on celestial bodies with a substantial amount of gravity. This mission will be developed on the landing technology of JAXA’s  SLIM project. The mission also wants to demonstrate to the world the quality of the space agency's surface investigation technology.
The mission also aims to conduct autonomous exploration on celestial bodies with a substantial amount of gravity. This mission will be developed on the landing technology of JAXA’s  SLIM project. The mission also wants to demonstrate to the world the quality of the space agency's surface investigation technology. (JAXA)
3/5 The mission also aims to conduct autonomous exploration on celestial bodies with a substantial amount of gravity. This mission will be developed on the landing technology of JAXA’s  SLIM project. The mission also wants to demonstrate to the world the quality of the space agency's surface investigation technology. (JAXA)
The Chandrayaan-4 mission is also inviting global support for mission design and development. It also wants to contribute the knowledge which will be acquired from the LUPEX mission which can be later utilized for future human exploration missions.
The Chandrayaan-4 mission is also inviting global support for mission design and development. It also wants to contribute the knowledge which will be acquired from the LUPEX mission which can be later utilized for future human exploration missions. (JAXA)
4/5 The Chandrayaan-4 mission is also inviting global support for mission design and development. It also wants to contribute the knowledge which will be acquired from the LUPEX mission which can be later utilized for future human exploration missions. (JAXA)
The Chandrayaan-4 mission is expected to be launched in the year 2024. As per reports, it will conduct studies on the lunar south pole for three months, however, it depends on what technologies the space agencies use for the lunar night survival.
The Chandrayaan-4 mission is expected to be launched in the year 2024. As per reports, it will conduct studies on the lunar south pole for three months, however, it depends on what technologies the space agencies use for the lunar night survival. (ISRO)
5/5 The Chandrayaan-4 mission is expected to be launched in the year 2024. As per reports, it will conduct studies on the lunar south pole for three months, however, it depends on what technologies the space agencies use for the lunar night survival. (ISRO)
First Published Date: 06 Nov, 09:59 IST
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