India moved the launch of the spacecraft to the moon
According to the head of the organization, C. Sivan, “tests of the spacecraft will continue for 20 days”, but its launch “for the realization of an ideal mission” was decided to be postponed from April to October.
Earlier, the Minister of Development of the Northeast Region of India, Dr. Jitendra Singh, confirmed that in 2018, a small rover would be sent to the Moon, which would launch the Chandrayaan-2 automated interplanetary station.
It is reported that the project "Chandrayaan-2" - a continuation of the lunar program of India, launched by the apparatus "Chandrayaan-1". It was launched to Earth’s satellite in October, 2008, and worked in lunar orbit for 312 days, and also sent a research probe to its surface.
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