Mission Accomplished, India Puts Moon Rover to ‘Sleep’ for 14 Days
To complete one full rotation around its axis it takes the moon 655 hours. So a single “lunar day” is 13.64 earth days.
But sunset has finally come for India’s Chandrayaan-3 spacecraft and its Pragyan rover, writes long-time Slashdot reader Geoffrey…. Continue reading Mission Accomplished, India Puts Moon Rover to ‘Sleep’ for 14 Days
