Mission Atlas

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4 missions found

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Active filters: Indian Space Research Organization

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Launched 2023

Active mission

Chandrayaan-3

India's successful south polar region lunar landing deployed Vikram and Pragyan, while its propulsion module continues Earth observations from an evolving high Earth orbit.

Agency
Indian Space Research Organization
Destination
Moon
Trajectory
Reconstructed trajectory
  • Lander
  • Rover
  • Orbiter

Launched 2019

Active mission

Chandrayaan-2

India's second lunar mission, whose orbiter continues to operate after the Vikram lander was lost during its descent.

Agency
Indian Space Research Organization
Destination
Moon
Trajectory
Reconstructed trajectory
  • Orbiter
  • Lander
  • Rover

Launched 2013

Completed · Success

Mangalyaan

The Mars Orbiter Mission (MOM) or Mangalyaan (Hindi for "Mars Craft") is designed to study Mars from orbit. The scientific objectives are to explore Mars' surface features, morphology, mineralogy, and atmosphere, and it carries five scientific instruments. It was nominally planned to spend 6-10 months orbiting and making measurements at Mars; the orbiter remained operational until April 2022 when comunications were lost, probably due to depletio of propellant for attitude control.

Agency
Indian Space Research Organization
Destination
Mars
Trajectory
Estimated trajectory
  • Orbiter

Launched 2008

Completed · Partial Success

Chandrayaan-1

India's first lunar mission, which carried a Moon Impact Probe and returned evidence of water on the lunar surface.

Agency
Indian Space Research Organization
Destination
Moon
Trajectory
Estimated trajectory
  • Orbiter