The signals from India’s Chandrayaan 3 mission sent to the moon haveceased. According to Indian media, the Indian space agency has beenattempting to establish contact with Chandrayaan 3 for several days, but sofar, no signals have been received.
According to the Indian space agency, extreme cold temperatures at thesouth pole of the moon have caused damage to the batteries, and it is hopedthat after recharging, the mission will be able to transmit signals again.
Chandrayaan 3 landed on the southern surface of the moon in August, anddata and images were being received from the mission for two weeks.
