Remote-controlled spacecraft acting like humans on intergalactic destinations are a sight to see, and India is sharing this heartfelt moment with the world, as the Chandrayaan-3 lunar rover did a 360 spin while on the Moon. While these kinds of footage are no longer new, India is still basking on the success of its lunar mission as it successfully landed on the Moon's South Pole earlier in August.
The Chandrayaan-3 mission is set to explore more of the lunar south pole and will bring more information and data to the world, soon to be shared by the playful lander.
India Shares Chandrayaan-3's 360 Spin on the Moon
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