
A little more than a year after the beginning of Japan's successful
Kaguya mission began, M. Annadurai sees only the weather as a possible hindrance to the launch of India's
Chandrayaan I, Oct. 22. The multi-national platform will carry experiments from eight nations, including Russia's LEND neutron sensor also installed on NASA's Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter.
The
LRO/LCROSS mission is on hold until 2009.
An update from New Dehli and an Update from the BBC
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