Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) on Friday released first high spatial resolution images of the lunar surface taken by Chandrayaan 2’s Orbiter High-Resolution Camera (OHRC). ISRO shared the close-up pictures of the moon on Twitter and detailed when the photos were taken and what exactly does it depict.
According to a post made by ISRO, the lunar images were acquired at 4:38 IST last month at 100 km altitude. It shows BOGUSLAWSKY E crater (14-kilometre diameter and 3km depth) and surroundings that lie in the southern polar region of the moon. This crater has been named after a German astronomer — Palon H Ludwig von Boguslawsky.
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Have a look at the images taken by #Chandrayaan2‘s Orbiter High Resolution Camera (OHRC).
For more images please visit https://t.co/YBjRO1kTcL pic.twitter.com/K4INnWKbaM— ISRO (@isro) October 4, 2019
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