On the first day of next month, 1 April 2018, India’s Chandrayaan-2 spacecraft will attempt to land a briefcase-sized rover onto the Moon’s surface, 600km from the lunar south pole, while an orbiter above searches for water – vital to future manned missions. This is no joke (India has no concept of April Fools’ Day). […]
via India’s tricky mission to Moon’s south pole with the Chandrayaan-2 spacecraft- an annotated infographic — Engineering & Technology magazine
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I have completed my B.E. Degree from Gyan Ganga College of Technology, Jabalpur (M.P.) Interested in Space Science.
I have published my research paper on signal integrity, cognitive radio, spintronics memories, and vehicle speed Control system in Scopos Journals.
I am an electronics student.
I have completed my M.Tech from CDAC Mohali in VLSI Design.
I have a one and half years of JRF experience in the field of spin logic gates and DFT computations at IIT Kharagpur and NIT Silchar.
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