Less than a Hollywood movie Chandrayaan-2!

And only two-a-month. If everything is good, then March will be the second moon mission of India. There will be a Orbiter spacecraft to rotate in the orbit of the Moon. And there will be a 'Lander' and a 'rover' for the moon to land on the moon and to move to the moon. Chandrayaan-2 will be sent to the moon country by sending 'GSLV-MK-2' rocket.

In addition, for the second time in history, India's space research agency ISRO will cost less than 800 corers! That's a little less than the cost of creating the science-based film 'Interstellar' in Hollywood!

Interstellar was created in 2014. At that time, the cost of making the picture was Tk.16 billion. That is, the amount of 262 corers will be reduced to the 'Chandrayaan-II' campaign of this time. Not just 'Chandrayaan-2'. The mission of Chandrayaan-1 was ended at a relatively low cost. The cost of the mission was lower than the Hollywood picture 'Gravity'. In 2013, the cost to create 'gravity' was Tk 644 corer. There was a total cost of 470 chores in Chandrayaan-1. How much bigger missions are possible at such a low cost?

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The mystery has been leaked by ISRO chief K. Sivan himself. In an exclusive interview with the Times of India, the Chairman of the Indian Space Research Organization said that the entire work was done as simple as possible. In his words, "The engine is manufactured in complete domestic technology. The completion of the mission is strictly monitored at every step, so that there is no loss of anything at all, there is any denial. Surveillance has been carried out at every level of the spacecraft. "