Exploring India’s 2028 Chandrayaan-4 Mission and Its Historic Moon Landing Goals!

India is setting its sights on a groundbreaking space mission with Chandrayaan-4, targeting a 2028 launch to bring back samples from the moon’s water-ice-rich south pole. This landmark mission aims to collect 3 kilograms of lunar material, showcasing India’s advances in space exploration and positioning it as a global space powerhouse. Using state-of-the-art technology, ISRO plans to practice in-orbit docking and deploy two launches to achieve this ambitious goal. Watch to learn how India’s Chandrayaan-4 mission will push the boundaries of lunar exploration, paving the way for future lunar colonies and sustainable space missions.