India’s second unmanned mission to the moon, which was halted from launch few days ago due to a technical snag, finally took off on July 22 ; under the maintenance of the Indian Space Research Organization.
The orbiter vehicle for India's first moon lander is named ''Chandrayan 2''
The photo taken on June 12, 2019 Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) scientists work on the orbiter vehicle of 'Chandrayaan-2', India's first moon lander and rover mission planned and developed by the ISRO, in Bangalore.
The second moon mission of India will embark on a journey across 3,84,000 km in 52 days and the spacecraft is expected to land on the moon on September 6.
This is a massive mission of about 140-million dollars ; by completing which, India will become the fourth country after the US, Russia and China to successfully do a soft-landing on the moon.
