Chandrayan 3 successful and landing video

A moon landing is the process of a spacecraft touching down on the surface of the moon. It involves a complex series of maneuvers and precise calculations to safely navigate through the moon's gravitational field and land on its surface. The spacecraft typically goes through stages of descent, often using thrusters or engines to slow down its approach.

Once the spacecraft reaches a certain altitude above the moon's surface, it enters the final descent phase. During this phase, the engines are carefully controlled to reduce the spacecraft's velocity, allowing it to touch down gently. Many moon landings have utilized landing legs or other mechanisms to cushion the impact and ensure a stable landing.

Upon successful landing, the spacecraft's instruments and equipment can be deployed to conduct scientific experiments, collect data, and capture images of the moon's surface. Moon landings are significant achievements in space exploration, as they provide valuable insights into the moon's geology, composition, and history, and contribute to our understanding of the broader solar system.