Chandrayaan 3 sugges ice may exist only on moon at more locations

Chandrayaan-3 Mission: With the help of Chandrayaan-3 mission, scientists are getting an important information about the moon. Data was assembled by Chandrayaan Mission, its study has revealed that there can be many more places on the moon where snow can be present. These places are being mentioned below its surface. Scientists believe that the estimate about ice on the moon can be found in more places than that.

After studying the data of the Chandrayaan-3 mission, scientists are saying that even a slight change in temperature on the surface of the moon can affect the process of snow formation. According to Durga Prasad Karanam, the main writer of the Faculty in Physical Research Laboratory in Ahmedabad, and if these particles of ice are seen, they are seen saying various stories of their birth and history.

This can tell how the process of accumulating snow on the surface of the moon and over time how this snow changed its place. In this way, by studying these particles, it can be ascertained how the early geological procedures on this natural satellite of the Earth must have been. Study The Communications have been published in the Earth and Environment Journal.

Researchers for the study analyzed the temperature measured at a depth of the moon, and at a depth of 10 cm below it. The measures were taken by ‘Chaste’ on the Vikram lander of Chandrayaan-3. The lander landed at about 69 degrees south latitudes on the edge of the southern pole region of the moon. This landing site has a slope towards the sun which is at an angle of six degrees.

The authors here found that the temperature reached about 82 degrees Celsius during the day and fell to -170 ° C at night. Based on this difference of temperature in this way, the team developed a model of how the angle of slope can affect surface temperature at high lunar latitude. That is, what angle is formed in the context of the sun on the surface, it greatly affects the temperature of the surface.