WATER-ICE ON the Moon could be more prevalent than understood earlier. A new analysis of data from one of the instruments aboard Chandrayaan-3 suggests that there was a good probability that water-ice ...

When scientists from Ahmedabad’s Physical Research Laboratory (PRL) sat down to analyse the crucial data from Chandrayaan-3, they noticed large, yet highly localised variations in the surface ...

New findings based on data from India’s Chandrayaan-3 mission suggest that water-ice on the Moon may be present beyond its polar regions. A recent study, conducted by scientists at the Physical ...

Now, temperature readings from the Chandra Surface Thermophysical Experiment (CHASTE), an instrument on the Chandrayaan-3 lander, have revealed how even slight slopes on the lunar surface can lead to ...

Scientists have figured out the best place to land on the moon when humans return after over 50 years. India's moon mission, Chandrayaan 3, has revealed the best spot for people where they can mine ...

Findings from India’s Chandrayaan-3 mission suggest certain lunar regions could allow for simpler resource extraction. Scientists led by Durga Prasad of the Physical Research Laboratory in Ahmedabad ...

The mission successfully landed near the Moon's South Pole It has provided crucial temperature data It indicate ice could exist in more locations beneath the lunar surface Recent findings from India's ...

Based on the Chandrayaan-3 mission by India, a new study has shown that there might be more sites with ice beneath the Moon’s surface near the poles than had previously been believed. The ...

New research based on data from India’s Chandrayaan-3 mission suggests that ice may be present at more locations beneath the Moon’s surface near the poles than previously believed.(HT ...

Chandrayaan-3 has discovered potential widespread ice deposits beneath the Moon's surface, especially near the poles. Significant temperature variations are crucial in ice formation. This ...

A recent analysis of Chandrayaan-3 mission data indicates that ice deposits may be present in more areas beneath the Moon's polar surface than previously thought. The study was first published in the ...