On the occasion of major events, holidays or birthdays of well-deserved characters, Google changes its logo visible in the browser. so-called Google Doodle this time is to celebrate the great success of the Indian mission Chandrayaan-3.
Google Doodles. This time the Americans celebrated the success of the Chandrayaan-3 mission
As a reminder, the Vikram lander and the Pragyan rover successfully landed on the moon on Wednesday as part of the Chandrayaan-3 mission. The landing took place without any complications, and India became the fourth country in history to land its own mission on the surface of the Silver Globe. Previously, only the Soviet Union, the USA and China had achieved a similar feat.
Moreover, the Indian lander is the first in history to make a soft landing at the relatively unexplored south pole of our natural satellite. In the animation created by Google, it was shown in a funny way. We also see the rover itself, which is to explore the surface of the moon for the next two weeks.
Celebrating the first landing at the South Pole of the Moon! Today’s doodle is dedicated to the first landing on the south pole of the Moon made as part of the Chandrayaan-3 mission
– we will read after clicking on the animation in Google.
It is worth mentioning that on Wednesday the Russian Luna 25 mission was also supposed to land at the south pole of the Moon. On Saturday – during the first maneuvers preparing the lander for landing – the Russians lost control of the ship, which fell out of its orbit and crashed on the surface of the Moon.
Source: Gazeta
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