New Delhi: The Indian Space Research Organization (ISRO) has said in its statement on 'Vikram Lander' on Tuesday that all efforts are being made to contact it. The space agency tweeted on Tuesday that "Chandrayaan-2 orbiter has detected Vikram Lander, but it has not been contacted yet." All possible efforts are being made to get in touch with him. ”However, ISRO did not say what position the lander is currently on the lunar surface.
ISRO's statement came at a time when Chairman K Siwan had said that Chandrayaan-2 orbiter has sent a thermal picture of Vikram Lander. Earlier on Sunday, ISRO Chief K Siwan said, "We are trying to contact it." This will be informed soon. ”However, he also said that it is too early to say anything about it.
Earlier speaking to the media, Annadurai, who was the director of Chandrayaan 1, said that, "We have found Vikram Lander on the surface of the moon, now we have to get in touch with it." The place where the lander has landed is not suited for soft landing. There may be some obstacles, which may prevent us from contacting the lander.
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