Did the India to the South Pole of the Moon? In China The success of this space mission that put India alongside other world powers that achieved the moon landing has been questioned.
A data glitch would be the difference. Ouyang Ziyuan, a top Chinese scientist and supreme leader of the Chinese lunar mission, is the one who has questioned the outcome of the mission. Chandrayaan-3 which reached the Moon on August 23. To date, only the United States, Russia and China formed this exclusive group.
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The criticism appeared in an article published in the scientific journal Science Times of the Chinese Academy of Sciences, reported the El Español-Omícrono page. It basically points out that they were not close to the lunar pole, which is defined between 88.5 and 90 degrees.
“It is incorrect! It was not at the south pole, nor in the polar region of the south pole of the Moon, nor near the Antarctic polar region,” says scientist Ziyuan.
The mission was to use a rover to land on the moon. According to the study, this occurred 619 kilometers away from the polar region, which would be a significant distance. It is currently known that India is developing the Chang’e-7 mission, with which they hope to reach said lunar region in 2026.
Source: Elcomercio
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