Indian Space Agency (ISRO) has set an ambitious target to reach the Moon’s south in search of atomic energy. ISRO chief declared that India will launch a rover this month to explore this untouched region on the surface of the Moon and to analyze crystal samples for water and helium-3 signals. This moon mission will be called Chandrayaan II, which will be the next in the series of Chandrayaan 1, which was a success.
If the helium isotope is discovered in abundance in the Moon, then theoretically it can meet global energy demands for 250 years, then India wants to lead its exploration. “
