CHANDRAYAAN: A MODEL FOR EXAMINING THE LUNAR SOIL USING IoT

A tremendous accomplishment for India and humanity, Chandrayaan-2 created history by being the first mission ever to be projected onto the moon's southern pole.There is constant darkness and bitter cold in this area, which make them extremely dangerous and detrimental to the objective.India faced great challenges as a result, and the world was interested in learning about its outcome.It was India's most ambitious space project to date, with a budget of 9.62 billion Indian rupees.Three components made up Chandrayaan-2 were the Orbiter, Lander, and Rover, 2019 was the start of this endeavor.Orbiter completed its mission to reach the moon's orbit successfully, but Lander's performance suffered due to lost connection, resulting in Lander's crash along with other scientific equipment and the Pragyan rover.The project's goal is to construct a multifunctional, autonomous Chandrayaan rover that can move on its own or with the help of a remote control device.It can be shipped to dangerous and unfriendly locations.Numerous sensors are installed on the rover to track variables like humidity and temperature.The user can examine the readings in real time on a website thanks to the sensors' continuous environmental monitoring and real-time value updates to the cloud server.