India's first lunar probe lands, sends back images
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goodDonkey
Good for India.
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skipthesong
Great, now can we get some type of sub to probe the ocean floor, and some type of vehicle that probe some of the sense jungles too before getting hype about what is outside our planet?
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rajakumar
Whatever USA/NASA does,China and India also now joining them as global economic powerhouses in space rocket science.
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YuriOtani
nice work :) I salute the work of India to promote the peaceful use of space.
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