Chandrayaan 3 Landing: How did ISRO save several hundred crores in Mission Moon? Chandrayaan-3 will reach the moon with 'jugaad technology' while rotating in a circle, said the expert

Chandrayaan 3: Expert told that by building more power, reducing the gravity and atmospheric friction of the earth and taking the rocket directly to the moon, more fuel is used in it.

Chandrayaan 3 Moon Landing: After completing the journey of 41 days, Chandrayaan-3 will reach the moon on Wednesday (August 23). People are so eager to see this moment that they are trying to know everything about Chandrayaan-3. There is also a question in the minds of the people that when China, America and Russia have completed the mission moon in just 4 days then why is India taking 41 days. Instead of landing directly on the moon, Chandrayaan is moving forward in the orbits of the Earth and the Moon, while other countries did not use this method for Mission Moon. Experts say that India has planned Mission Moon in a clever way so that less fuel is spent and the cost is also reduced. 

Science expert Raghvendra Singh told that the technology of China, America and Russia is a bit advanced than Bharti and their rocket is much more powerful. The expert said, 'Powerful means more propland in it and propland means a mixture of oxygen and fuel. The more fuel they contain, the more power they build. By building more power, reducing the earth's gravity and atmospheric friction (atmospheric friction), take the rocket directly and reach the moon in the same way.

Chandrayaan-3 is several hundred crores cheaper than the missions of other countries.

Expert Raghavendra said, 'Our rocket is less powerful, so as they say in the native language, we use jugaad technology. Our earth is rotating around its axis so we know that it is rotating with 1650 km per hour and we are also rotating with it. So taking advantage of this momentum, slowly increase your height so that fuel is spent less. Other countries spend Rs 400 to 500 crores to complete their mission in 4-5 days, while the cost of the mission in India is Rs 150 crores.

Which technology was used by America, China and Russia?

There are two ways to reach the moon. In the method used by Chan, America and Russia, rockets are left directly from the earth towards the moon. Another way is that the spacecraft is delivered to the Earth's orbit through a rocket and then the spacecraft starts revolving. For this, the spacecraft uses the Earth's rotational speed and gravitational force instead of fuel. The Earth rotates on its axis at a speed of 1650 km per hour, which helps the spacecraft to catch up. Later scientists change the scope of its orbit. This process is called burn. In this way, the radius of rotation around the orbit of the spacecraft increases and the effect of the gravitational force of the earth also starts decreasing on the spacecraft. With the help of burn, the spacecraft is put directly on the path of the moon and without any effort the spacecraft reaches the moon.