India’s Chandrayaan-3 has finally proven that we know very little about our moon.
Thanks to the recent success of the Indian Space Research Organisation's moon landing, we now have evidence of never-seen-before Moon developments, including measured seismic activities and some identified Earth’s elements.
We will be taking a look at what has and hasn’t been discovered on the moon and what this historic lunar landing means for future exploration of the moon’s south pole or what is known as the dark side of the moon.

Note that this is not the first time India has tried to land on the moon; in fact, before this historic landing, their project Chandrayaan-2 failed to make the desired soft landing in 2019. Four years later, on July 6, the Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) announced July 14 as the launch date for Mission Chandrayaan-3, which would be from the second launch pad.

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