CH-1

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CH-1 is the common abbreviation for Chandrayaan-1, India’s first lunar exploration mission launched by ISRO in 2008.

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CH-1 canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Indian space mission
lunar orbiter
spacecraft
abbreviation CH-1 self-linksurface differs
apoapsis approximately 7,502 km (initial Earth orbit)
carriedInstrumentsFrom Bulgaria
European Space Agency
Germany
India
United States of America
surface form: United States
communicationLostDate 2009-08-29
countryOfOrigin India
discoveryInstrument Moon Mineralogy Mapper
firstOf India’s first lunar mission
internationalCollaboration Bulgaria
ESA
Germany
NASA
launchCountry India
launchDate 2008-10-22
launchSite Satish Dhawan Space Centre
Sriharikota
launchVehicle PSLV-XL
lunarOrbitAltitude approximately 100 km
massAtLaunch 1380 kg
missionDurationActual about 10 months
missionDurationPlanned 2 years
missionEndReason loss of communication
missionType lunar exploration
lunar orbiter mission
notableDiscovery evidence of water molecules on the Moon
onboardComputer ISRO standard spacecraft computer
operator Indian Space Research Organisation
surface form: ISRO

Indian Space Research Organisation
orbitType lunar polar orbit
periapsis approximately 255 km (initial Earth orbit)
powerSource solar panels
primaryObjective chemical mapping of the Moon
lunar surface mapping
mineralogical mapping of the Moon
program Indian Lunar Exploration Programme
surface form: Chandrayaan programme
propulsionType bipropellant system
refersTo Chandrayaan-1
spaceAgency Indian Space Research Organisation
surface form: ISRO
spacecraftBus I-1K
status mission completed
successor Chandrayaan-2
targetBody Moon

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CH-1 abbreviation CH-1 self-linksurface differs
subject surface form: Chandrayaan-1