mayankyadav
·So if the poles haven’t seen sunlight I take it the rover is not solar ?!
Just asking for a friend that’s too lazy to look it up 😉
Some areas of south pole have never seen the sun light not the entire south pole. I could be wrong.
Anyway, ISRO has timed the landing and deployment of rover to coincide with lunar days which gives 14 days of sunlight to the rover and lander ( both are solar powered). Not sure what happens after 14 days. May be mission ends.
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