India's Space Chief Unfazed by Challenges of Reaching the Moon
India’s space chief is unfazed by the United States’ return to the moon, saying his country will also aim to explore Earth’s natural satellite. Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) Chairman K. Sivan said the US plan to send a woman to the moon by 2024 was a “welcome move” and that India would pursue its own lunar mission.
India’s space chief, K. Sivan, is unperturbed by the fact that the United States has set its sights on the moon. In a recent statement, Sivan said that India will also be aiming to explore the Earth’s natural satellite, and he even welcomed the US’s goal of sending a woman to the moon by 2024. It’s clear that India is not content to sit back and watch the other space-faring countries take the lead in lunar exploration. Instead, India is ready to join the race and make its own mark on the moon!
source: Phys.org