India's Moon lander, the Chandrayaan-3, has successfully landed at the Moon's southern pole, becoming the first to reach the coveted area.
The success of this mission not only stands as a shining moment for India’s space program, the Indian Space Research Organization , but it also stands as a great moment for all of mankind, as we have finally reached the southern pole of our planet’s satellite.
So many nations covet reaching the Moon’s south pole due to the dark craters there. These craters are believed to be home to ice water, which scientists hope astronauts can be turned into liquid water during colonization efforts. If we can confirm the existence of water on the moon in such a capacity, we could drastically increase the likelihood of settling on the moon within the next decade.
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