00:00 The eyes of the nation and the world are fixed on the moon.
00:08 The excitement and excitement about the mission is as difficult and difficult as landing on the moon.
00:15 The success rate of the missions sent for landing on the moon is only around 35%.
00:22 But the team of astro-scientists is working 24/7 to make the mission successful.
00:31 First of all, let's meet the team of Chandrayaan 3, which is working day and night to make the mission successful.
00:39 First of all, let's meet the core team, in which Mission Director Motmari Shrikant is fully dependent on them.
00:46 Mission Director P. Veera Muttavelu, Associate Mission Director Kalpana Kalhasti.
00:54 If we look at the leaders of this mission, then S. Somnath is the head of ISRO.
01:00 Director of Vikram Sarabhai Space Center, S. Unnikrishnan Nair.
01:05 ISRO Telemetry Tracking and Command Network, i.e. B.N. Ramakrishnan of this track.
01:12 LPSC Director, V. Narayanan.
01:18 Director of Professor U. R. Rao Space Center, M. Shankaran.
01:23 Nilesh Desai of ISRO Space Exploration Center, his name is included.
01:29 After the launch of the mission, everything is in the hands of the Mission Director.
01:34 All calculations and plans from the manoeuvre to landing on the moon are in the hands of the Mission Director.
01:44 Chandrayaan 2's flight was in the hands of Ritu Karidhal Srivastav, while Motmari Shrikant was the Deputy Mission Director.
01:52 This time, the important responsibility of Chandrayaan 3's successful landing is in the hands of Shrikant.
01:58 With him, the Core Team's Planning Director P. Viramuttu Velu and Associate Director Kalpana Kalhasti.
02:06 Chandrayaan 3's lander Vikram's landing will be at the most dangerous place on the moon.
02:11 According to NASA, the southern hemisphere of the moon is full of mystery, science and excitement.
02:18 This is the reason why the whole world wants to see history being made.
02:23 According to scientists, there are deep pits on the southern hemisphere of the moon.
02:28 The sun has not reached this area for billions of years.
02:32 The temperature here drops to -248 degrees Celsius.
02:36 And there is no environment here to heat the surface of the moon.
02:41 This time, ISRO is taking a step by blowing.
02:44 The mistake that happened during Chandrayaan 2, the complete caution is increasing so that it does not be retaken.
02:51 The whole team of scientists is trying for Chandrayaan 3's successful landing.
02:56 Now everyone's eyes are on Wednesday evening when the sun will rise on the moon and India will create history all over the world.
03:05 The landing will be on 23 August evening at 6.04 pm.
03:08 Now there is not much time left.
03:10 Vikram Lander is rotating in an orbit of 25 km x 134 km.
03:16 It has to go down from the same 25 km height.
03:20 Last time Chandrayaan 2 fell due to its high speed, software failure and engine failure.
03:27 But scientists have prepared this time by learning from the previous mistakes.
03:33 It is hoped that this time India will create history all over the world.
03:38 For Patrika TV, Rajiv Mishra's report from Bengaluru.
03:43 Shraki report.
03:43 (dramatic music)
