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ndia's moon mission Chandrayaan in all likelihood has ended ten months after it blasted off.
Scientists at the Indian Space Research Organisation have admitted they lost radio contact with Chandrayaan-I spacecraft. ISRO scientists have said that they lost radio contact with Chandrayaan-I spacecraft at 1:30 am on Saturday. The last data from Chandrayaan came in at 25 minutes past midnight on Saturday.
The mission was scheduled for two years.
ISRO will take a final call on the mission later on Sunday. The Chandrayaan has had glitches in the past too.
Troubled life on the moon
* Within weeks of launch, Chandrayaan almost got burnt.
* Power system on board failed
* May: Spacecraft's star sensor damaged
* August 29: All radio communication lost
Meanwhile, ISRO chief Madhavan Nair has said that all is not lost, with 99 per cent data from Chandrayaan already in.
ndia's moon mission Chandrayaan in all likelihood has ended ten months after it blasted off.
Scientists at the Indian Space Research Organisation have admitted they lost radio contact with Chandrayaan-I spacecraft. ISRO scientists have said that they lost radio contact with Chandrayaan-I spacecraft at 1:30 am on Saturday. The last data from Chandrayaan came in at 25 minutes past midnight on Saturday.
The mission was scheduled for two years.
ISRO will take a final call on the mission later on Sunday. The Chandrayaan has had glitches in the past too.
Troubled life on the moon
* Within weeks of launch, Chandrayaan almost got burnt.
* Power system on board failed
* May: Spacecraft's star sensor damaged
* August 29: All radio communication lost
Meanwhile, ISRO chief Madhavan Nair has said that all is not lost, with 99 per cent data from Chandrayaan already in.
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