Sand Art on Chandrayaan 3
To support Chandrayaan-3, sand artist Sudarsan Pattnaik posted a stunning image of his students’ sand sculptures on an Odisha beach on X (previously Twitter). The sand art on Chandrayaan 3 has as predicted astounded the internet. The entire nation is holding their hearts in their hands for the success of this mission to moon. This is almost after 4 years of failure of Chandrayaan 2 that Indian Space Research Organisation has launched its next mission to the moon.
“All the best Chandrayan 3,” says the art
“All the best. #Chandrayan3 My students created a sand art on #Chandrayaan 3 with the message ‘Jai Ho @isro’, at Puri beach in Odisha,” wrote sand artist Sudarsan Pattnaik while sharing a picture of his sand art on Twitter.
ALL THE BEST 🇮🇳 #Chandrayan3
My students created a sand art on #Chandrayaan 3 with the message “Jai Ho @isro , at Puri beach in Odisha. pic.twitter.com/SDbL8kpbEt— Sudarsan Pattnaik (@sudarsansand) August 22, 2023
Netizens react to Sand Art on Chandrayaan 3
The tweet has had over 17.400 views since it was tweeted on August 22 and those numbers are still rising. A few people even raced to the tweet’s comments area to express their opinions. Here’s how people reacted to this sand art dedicated to Chandrayaan-3:
A Twitter user wrote, “Sudarsan ji, That’s a wonderful idea!”
“Great,” posted another, while a third commented, “Jai Ho.”
A fourth shared, “Sir, convey my gratitude to your talented students.”
What are your thoughts on this sand art created by Sudarsan Pattnaik?
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Regarding Chandrayaan-3
India’s third lunar mission, Chandrayaan-3, is off to the moon. From the Satish Dhawan Space Center in Sriharikota, Andhra Pradesh, it was launched on July 14. The entire country is holding its breath in anticipation as India prepares to make history by being the first nation to soft-land on the south pole of the moon, a location of great interest that may contain water. India will join the US, China, and the former Soviet Union as the fourth country in the world to have successfully soft-landed on the moon’s surface if Chandrayaan-3 makes it there.
