Literature Review on A Comparative study on Chandrayaan missions (Lunar Space Exploration by Indian Space Research Association)

Abstract

ISRO is a space agency under the Indian Ministry of Space, headquartered in Bengaluru, Karnataka. Indian Space Research Organization has a vision to use space technology for the development of the country and at the same time carry out space science research and planetary exploration. ISRO was established on August 15, 1969. Its main objective was "to use space technology for national development through space science research and planetary exploration". The CEO of ISRO is also the President of the Space Commission of Government of India and the Minister of Space. In 1962, India's first prime minister Jawaharlal Nehru established the Indian National Commission for Space Research, also known as INCOSPAR. INCOSPAR is involved in Indian space exploration. It was directed by Vikram Sarabhai. He was the founder of India's space program. ISRO replaced INCOSPAR in 1969. Six years after its founding, India launched its first Aryabhata satellite into orbit. The satellite was launched into orbit by a Soviet rocket. Development of ISRO for the growth of our nation: The Indian space research organization is no longer limited to launching satellites, but has steadily increased its role in development, thus contributing to the Prime...