Will Chandrayaan 3 Wake Up Again? Plus, India Launches Aditya-L1 to Study the Sun!

[@ross077]

Thanks for the detailed run down of ISRO's latest achievements, you've provided more depth on the Chandrayaan 3 mission than I've seen anywhere else, cheers Tom.

[@tomduneofficial]

Cheers dude!

[@gavintheurquhart]

Another awesome update. Thanks for all the detail on these missions. So great to see.

[@tomduneofficial]

Thanks Gavin!

[@Venu-M]

Thank you very much for the detailed review.

[@tomduneofficial]

You're very welcome

[@miraleenparida7537]

Make video on AdityaL1 sun mission of India

[@tomduneofficial]

Talked about it in last video and this one but if you want more then I sure can 🙂

[@lilboy3102]

Hi, Any news about Saxavord launch ?

[@tomduneofficial]

Not yet but I'll have a piece in next video so watch this space!

[@oakieoakman5321]

Shame the buggy did not have a jump cable incase lander runs out of power.. Great reporting Tom...!

[@philosopherfrombed]

Saxavord is a space port right? What use is a space port if UK don't have a launch vehicle?

[@lilboy3102]

​@@philosopherfrombed Launch vehicle is being tested now in private firms along with the engines. And the Launchpad, Launchpad Fredo, is completed at the Saxavord spaceport. 2 more to come.

[@tomduneofficial]

I echo what lilboy said. We need the spaceport first. No point in having rockets with nowehere to launch from. First launch coming soon!

[@plasticmug2010]

Maybe with that temperature differntial 10 cm below ground they could have created a thermoelectric generature of some sort for power

[@tomduneofficial]

Interesting idea. Having an rtg would have been good too

[@nalinikoutha2091]

Could nt they got it hooked to the orbitir abive and decend it again after the lunar night. Is it possle

[@tomduneofficial]

Not possible to physically hook it. Would have been easier to have a non solar power source

[@nalinikoutha2091]

@@tomduneofficial thankcyou. Is it because motors do not have the capacity to get uplifted from that position

[@tomduneofficial]

More to do with the orbiter being 100km up and the orbital velocity making a hard tether impossible