A Vienna-based NGO called Moon Village Association (MVA) and the Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) are working together to organise outreach events for the future Chandrayaan-3 mission.

The importance of Chandrayaan-3 Mission for India and the Global Moon Exploration & Settlement is the subject of a global video competition that ISRO has proposed as part of outreach efforts. MVA stated that contributions from students all over the world will be welcomed. Ages 13 to 17 and 18 to 21 will be taken into account when evaluating them.

Things required in the submissions as as follows:- An original, unpublished, two to three minute MP4 video (in English) on the subject of "Importance of Chandrayaan-3 Mission for India and the Global Moon Exploration and Settlement," written solely by the student(s), and a document in English (.docx or.pdf) with the transcript.

A biography of the author in English that is no longer than 150 words. The deadline for applications is May 31 at 23:59 Central European Summer Time.

Three winners will be selected. The gold prize winner will also receive keepsakes from ISRO, a signed certificate, and free registration to the MVA annual workshop, which will take place in Japan from December 7 to 10. After Chandrayaan-3 lifts off, their film will be shown on both the ISRO and MVA websites.

A certificate that has been personally signed by ISRO and MVA will be given to the winner of the silver award. After Chandrayaan-3 launches, both the ISRO and MVA websites will display their video.

A certificate that has been personally signed by ISRO and MVA will be given to the bronze prizewinner.

Besides, all submissions with an acceptable video will receive a certificate of participation after evaluation.

The ISRO lunar program's worldwide influence will be increased, and more international cooperation will be promoted, according to MVA, who stated that this is the common objective of these efforts. The two organisations are working together to concentrate on the global side of lunar exploration and to find, communicate with, and inspire young people to concentrate on the benefits that each lunar mission brings to the entire globe.

"The Chandrayaan-3 mission is going to be an important milestone in the Indian space programme, and is aimed at demonstrating the critical technologies to land a spacecraft on the south pole of the moon," said Sudheer Kumar N., director, Capacity Building and Public Outreach, ISRO. The project includes vital technology that should be accessible to young people worldwide to promote a scientific outlook on moon missions.

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