In a major boost to India's space mission, the Union Cabinet approved the Chandrayaan-4 Mission after its third phase successfully landed a lander and rover near the south part of the Moon. Along with this, the cabinet also cleared the Venus Orbiter Mission (VOM), the follow-on to the Gaganyaan mission. With the Venus mission, India aims to gain a better understanding of the Venusian atmosphere and geology and generate a large amount of scientific data probing into its thick atmosphere. India’s ‘Bharatiya Antariksha Station’ Expected To Set Space Station by 2035, Land Human on Moon by 2040, Says Union Minister Dr Jitendra Singh.
Chandrayaan-4 Moon Mission Gets Cabinet Nod
#Cabinet has approved the mission to moon, named Chandrayaan-4 to develop and demonstrate the technologies to come back to Earth after successfully landing on the Moon and also collect moon samples and analyse them on Earth.
— Dhirendra Ojha (@DG_PIB) September 18, 2024
Venus Orbiter Mission Gets Approval
#Cabinet approves mission to Venus, named Venus Orbiter Mission (VOM) for scientific exploration and for better understanding of Venusian atmosphere, geology and generate large amount of science data probing into its thick atmosphere.
— Dhirendra Ojha (@DG_PIB) September 18, 2024
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