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The Pragyan spacecraft captured this image of the Vikram lander on August 30, before the lunar night enveloped it in its chilly darkness.

The lunar day rose, but the Indian lunar lander and rover failed to wake up

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As the day dawned last Friday, ISRO started trying to communicate with the lander. There has been no answer so far, and it is possible that the lander and the vehicle will be buried up to about 600 km from the south pole of the moon
Simulation of the landing of the Chandrayaan 3 spacecraft on the moon. Image: ISRO

India's Chandrayaan-3 Landing at the South Pole of the Moon - Space Policy Expert Explains the Context

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The fact that so many nations - the United States, Russia, China, India, Israel - and even commercial entities are interested in landing on the moon means that there are many opportunities to create new partnerships
James Webb Space Telescope. Illustration: shutterstock

Six space missions to look forward to in 2021

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Space exploration achieved several milestones in 2020 despite the COVID-19 pandemic, including commercial manned space flights and the return of asteroid samples to Earth. Fascinating tasks are expected in 2021, some of which mark breakthroughs
The last telemetry received from the Vikram spacecraft that apparently crashed on the moon, 6/9/19. Screenshot from the YouTube channel INDIA TODAY

The Indian lunar lander crashed just minutes before the planned landing

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A simulation of the Vikram lander releasing the lander on the Chandrayaan 2 mission. Image: Indian Space Agency

Problems with the Chandrayaan 2 spacecraft landing on the moon - live broadcast

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The Chandrian 2 spacecraft during assembly. Photo: ISRO, from Wikipedia

India launched Chandrayaan-2, which includes a rover, a lander and an all-terrain vehicle, to the moon

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Launch of a PSLV launcher from India, 15/2/17 with 103 satellites on it, two of them Israeli. Photo: Indian Space Agency

Success for the Israeli space industry in launching the two tiny satellites from India

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Science Minister Ofir Akunis in the space seat at the Globes business conference, 12/12/16. Photo: Avi Blizovsky

Ben Gurion University's BGU SAT satellite and Space Pharma's medical trials satellite will be launched from India in the coming months

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Concept of spaceships for multiple use. Figure: Indian Space Research Organization ISRO

India will launch an experimental reusable launcher in June * China has also begun developing a similar device that will be launched in 2020

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The nucleus of Comet 67P Churyumov-Grasimenko as imaged by Rosetta's Navigation Camera, December 7, 2014

Summary of 2014 Part I - Man in space: the landing on the comet, the test flight of Orion and the space disasters

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The Indian Mars Orbiter Mission - MOM photographed the edge of Mars from its angle of view with its color camera from an altitude of 8,449 km immediately after its arrival in orbit on September 23, 2014. Photo: ISRO

The Indian spacecraft MOM photographed the Martian rim after its successful arrival

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Many impact craters appear in the first image transmitted by the Indian spacecraft MOM or Mangalian. Photo: Indian Space Agency

First photo of Mars from the Indian spacecraft that cost less than a movie

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Illustration of the MOM spacecraft (Mars_Orbiter_Mission. From Wikipedia

History in space - an Indian spacecraft has reached Mars

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Illustration of the MOM spacecraft (Mars_Orbiter_Mission. From Wikipedia

India - to Mars and beyond

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PSLV rocket launch. From Wikipedia

India launched into space five satellites of other countries on PSLV C-23 rocket

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A small step on the way to a prestigious club. The preparations for the launch of the Mangalyaan spacecraft. Photo: Indian Space Agency

India launched first spacecraft to Mars. The launch was successful

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The last landing of Atlantis from another angle. Photo: NASA

The era of NASA's shuttles is over. And now, China and India's turn in space

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Logo of the IAC conference in Prague 2010

The heads of the world's space agencies call for cooperation in space

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The Chandrayaan-1 spacecraft takes off tonight for the moon

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The exploration of the moon - what was and where we stand now

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Moon sick

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Former Indian President Abdul Kalam and hundreds of participants in the annual Israeli aerospace conference

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India flew to the moon - late

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The unmanned Chandrayaan 1 mission will launch in June, a delay of about three months. Separately, India will soon announce the exact flight dates of its first manned mission to the moon

India: Development and testing of the cryogenic stage intended for the upper stage of GSLV rockets has been completed

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India will build satellites for Astrium

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