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I guess two missions are better than one. QUOTE "...PRL director Jitendra Goswami clarified that this did not mean that the Indo-Russian collaboration on planetary exploration had ended. Since Chandrayaan-2 was intended to be Roskosmos’ Luna-Glob moon exploration programme, the Russian agency may join hands with ISRO in any of its lunar missions, Dr. Murty said." Resource: The Hindu Nevertheless, I hope this means enough space was left for the possible rejoining of these two missions. That would guarantee some level of financial certainty for both. |
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Newbie Group: Members Posts: 2 Joined: 6-January 13 From: Belgrade, Serbia Member No.: 6827
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List of scientific instruments of "Luna-Resource" and of "Luna-Glob" lander. Just let the text be translated. Although I don't know whether this website (Luna-Resource project website; apparently still under construction) is reliable whatsoever, I do trust these are the instruments to be lifted. |
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