ISRO recently shared fresh images of the Moon and Earth captured by Chandrayaan-3 ahead of its landing.
These images were taken by the lunar spacecraft launched on July 14 from Sriharikota, India.
The first picture shows Earth as seen by the Lander Image Camera.
The second image, from the Lander Horizontal Velocity Camera, displays lunar craters and plains like Aristarchus, Eddington, Pythagoras, and Oceanus Procellarum.
People shared their excitement on X (formerly Twitter) about the remarkable images.
"Earth's beauty remains unmatched even as we explore beyond," one user remarked.
Another expressed eagerness, saying, "We've been waiting for this—images of Earth from Lander and Moon. Proud of @isro."
Netizens were awestruck by the images.
Chandrayaan-3's anticipated landing this month has stirred anticipation.
ISRO enthusiasts took to social media to share their pride and happiness.