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CHANDRAYAN EXPENSE IS LESS THAN GRAVITY MOVIE

Nellore, February 21, (way2newstv.com):
The Indian Space Research Organization (ISRO), which is creating miracles at the cost of space exploration, is once again making a comeback for the trip to the moon. ISRO chairman K Sivan said that the launch of the Chandrayaan-II experiment in April this year is being planned. The Chandrayaan II experiment is expected to cost Rs 800 crore. If the spending of $ 1,064 ($ 165 million) for the 2014 Hollywood Scientific Movie Interstellar, ISRO has spent just Rs. 800 crore for Chandrayaan-2. Chandrayaan-1 project cost in 2013 was also lower than the gravity cost of the same year. While ISRO spent Rs 470 crore for the project, he spent Rs 644 crores ($ 100 million) for the movie.


CHANDRAYAN EXPENSE IS LESS THAN GRAVITY MOVIE

With low cost, ISRO experiments take advantage of large amounts of success. The ISRO chairman reacted on how successful the project is being successful. Simplifying the system prior to the experiment and simplifying complicated issues, he said, without compromising on quality standards. He said that the cost of management has been reduced and the expected results are possible. Spacecraft, or racquet performance at every stage. So we have a chance to avoid waste ... This year we are expected to experiment in April, "Sivan said, adding that the weather is due to weather conditions. 100 km south of the moon Sivan made clear that the arbitrator would be placed and the lander would land on the moon in the area previously identified. He said that the large rocks in the region have been in the brain for many billion years, and this experiment will help to analyze and educate them. The Simulation Tests for the Chandrayaan-II project began in different centers like Bangalore, Mahendragiri and Chitradurga in ISRO centers. ISRO chairman Sivan said that the tests were designed to create an artificial atmosphere similar to the moon's surface to overcome the hurdles during landing.