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Chandrayaan 2’s first photo of the Moon shows where 3.8 billion-year old ‘lunar seas’ once used to exist
- The Indian Space Research Organisation's (
ISRO )Chandrayaan 2 just clicked its first photo of the Moon from a distance of 2,650 kilometers. - The picture was clicked by the mission lander, Vikram, aboard the Chandrayaan 2 spacecraft.
- The image shows the Apollo craters and the Mare Orientale basin — where scientists believe a lunar sea used to exist 3 billion years ago.
