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Chandrayaan: India's Bold Leap into Lunar Exploration “ We choose to go to the Moon, not because it is easy, but because it is hard. ” — John F. Kennedy Yet, for a nation like India, that statement became not just inspiration—but action. It was the dawn of 2008. While the world watched NASA and ESA chase lunar ambitions, India,a developing nation,quietly prepared to make history. With limited budgets but limitless vision, ISRO launched ' Chandrayaan-1' , India's first mission to the Moon. Not just a debut, but a disruption. The mission didn’t just orbit the Moon; it discovered water molecules on its surface—a revelation that changed the course of lunar science. Today, the Chandrayaan program is no longer just an ISRO project. It’s a symbol of hope and ambition for thousands of students, space enthusiasts, and researchers around the world. And at Keplara , we believe every curious mind deserves to know how such missions redefine our understanding of space—and ...

  🌌 Life in Zero Gravity: What Living on the ISS Is Really Like 🚀 Imagine Waking Up Without Gravity...  Picture this: You float out of your sleeping bag, gently pushing off the wall of a metal capsule 400 kilometers above Earth. There’s no up or down. Your toothbrush is velcroed to the wall. Your breakfast? Floating too—sealed in a pouch, ready to be sucked down like a juice box. Welcome to life in zero gravity aboard the International Space Station (ISS)—one of the most extreme yet fascinating environments where humans live, work, and even play. At Keplara , we explore how space is becoming the next frontier for curious minds and future pioneers. If you're a student dreaming of joining this cosmic journey, learning how astronauts adapt to microgravity is your first step toward the stars. 🛰️ What Is Zero Gravity? The Science Behind Weightlessness Despite what it sounds like, astronauts aren't in a place where there's no gravity. In fact, the gravity at the ISS's orb...