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The successful landing of chang'e 4 just reminded me that someone bragged about the Chandrayaan 2 mission which was supposed to be accomplished in 2018. Well, I guess not.

I have been counting the days, but nothing happened. http://spacenews.com/google-lunar-x-prize-to-end-without-winner/ SAN MATEO, Calif. — The foundation running the Google Lunar X Prize announced Jan. 23 that the $20 million grand prize for a commercial lunar lander will expire at the end of...

it's funny that nearly every indian member mentioned the mars mission, I concur that it's a masterpiece of ISRO, and I think it's the only masterpiece so far. trivial success like the 104 satellites launching doesn't add to the capability of ISRO. 104 satellites are a lot of satellites, but all...

Chang'e 1 created the most accurate and highest resolution 3-D map ever of the lunar surface, until it was surpassed by the LRO.[8] Chang'e 1 conducted world's first passive, multi-channel, microwave remote sensing of the Moon.[9] let me remind you that.your orbiter crashed into moon before...

the contest is organized by an American company, space program cooperation between China and US was halted since 1990s. why not wait and see how that launch come out, I will give India credit it deserves on something it has done, not something it plans to do.

then what is the benefit of merely orbiting around Mars? You guys are simply hilarious. you contend that soft-landing on moon is worthless because Russians and Americans did that in 1970s, but do you know that Americans did "orbiting around the mars" as early as in 1971? what does that make...

at least it is on the moon, have you ever put anything on the moon with crashing it?

what a crap! that is not your priority, as if India is capable of doing something larger. let us be honest, India lacks the money and technology to soft land anything on moon as of now.

10 months 6 days for a moon orbiter with a expected life span of 2 years, that is the quality of made in India.

i couldn't because India is incapable of sending space station into space.

because it's experimental for space docking.

have you ever send any human to space?have you ever soft landed a explorer on moon?

by real space powers, are you not refering to super power India?

it was supposed to be de-orbited in 2013, because its designed life span was two years; it was not de-orbited in 2013 because we decided to let it stay, not because we lost control. the datalink failed in 2016, two years after it finished its mission and was supposed to be decommissioned. it's...

the space station was designed to have a 2-year life span. being launched in 2011, tiangong has already stretched its service by almost 3 years, it's nothing but a total success. India has done nothing comparable.