Chandrayaan-3 transmitted first image after susccessful landing on August 23, 2023. It is the third lunar exploration mission by the Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO). Selecting a relatively flat region on the lunar surface was a strategic decision aimed at maximizing the chances of a successful landing. The choice of terrain played a critical role in ensuring a safe touchdown and minimizing potential hazards that uneven surfaces might pose. Upon landing, the lander's sensitive instruments began transmitting data back to Earth, including the first captured image that revealed the intriguing shadow of the landing leg. First initial image of Indian Ch3 mission provided valuable insights into the landing site's lighting conditions and surface characteristics, aiding scientists in assessing the lander's orientation and surroundings. The presence of a Rover onboard Chandrayaan-3 added a new dimension to the mission, as it was equipped to capture detailed images and further explore the lunar surface. The mission's emphasis on imaging technology showcased India's commitment to advancing its capabilities in space exploration and understanding the Moon's geological and environmental aspects. I included visualisation of Ch-3 while being on Lunar orbit. I tried visually depict the choosing monumental site where soft-landing happened and the overall subsequent scientific expedition. Source credit: isro.gov.in Animation, visuals and renders made by iGadgetPro Like and Subscribe! Timecodes 0:00 - Intro 0:15 - Chandrayaan-3's first image from Moon's surface 0:31 - Indian ISRO Chandrayaan-3 mission landing recap 1:05 - Visualisation of Chandrayaan-3 tries to pick flat site to land 1:49 - Latest real image from Ch-3 before landing 1:58 - Credits #moon #chandrayaan-3 #firstimage #ch3 #isro