India to Make Discovery Quest for Moon in 2018

India plans to launch a series of research tools and systems on the lunar surface with an orbital tool that will allow it to be launched into the market in 2018.
The Indian Space Research Organization (ISRO) will launch the moon in orbit around March 2018, reducing the means of lunar exploration. Since the discovery of the Chinese by our cosmic neighbor in 2013, no new vehicles have been sent to the Moon. This was the one who broke the silence in India.

The "Chandrayaan 2 Mission" mission will take place with a total of 3 vehicle configurations. A discovery tool surface, a Lander surface, and a comprehensive Reconnaissance Orbiter ISRO are working together with this mission to plan an overall discovery with $ 93 million to be financed. It is hoped that the discovery vehicle used in future Indian Bear surveys will not share the same destiny as before.

India had already done the reconnaissance mission of the month. This mission, called Chandrayaan 1 mission, was carried out by a satellite placed in the Moon's orbit. The satellite, which explored the moon's magmatic waters, disappeared in 2008 and was discovered to be large enough to be recovered by NASA in 2016.