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1 What is the absolute pull on the South Pole of the Moon?

Bengaluru, August 23: Lander Vikram of Indian Space Ken ISRO's Chandrayaan 3 landed with sweet timing. India is the first country in the world to send Patha. Landed on the South Pole of the Moon. Don't want to have failed for a while before - 25. It was supposed to land near Richard's South Pole on August 21. It crashed due to problems in the pre-landing phase. America and China also have plans to send an expedition.

The question is, what is the absolute pull of this part of the moon for which about 6. Every country can go without raiding here. Most of the south pole of Earth's only satellite is permanently dark, scientists said. So the temperature here is very low. Scientists believe that this part of the moon may have ice. Samples of eruptions under pressure can be obtained from these ancient ice layers. Scientists say that the last eruption on the surface happened 1 billion years ago. However, later research suggests that volcanoes were active on the moon even 50 million years ago.

Apart from this, there is also the possibility of abundant mineral deposits of radioactive elements. After the surface, there is a layer of crushed rock or regoli that may contain elements such as sodium, calcium, aluminum, silicon, titanium and iron. Therefore, scientists are very interested in this part of the moon.

In addition, the scientists said, this paper separates the anatomies of drinking water from hydrogen and oxygen water

After the landing, scientist Naji Narayan said the landing opened new horizons in space research in India. It is the fourth country to land. As a result, India's position in the world's space trade has also become.