Crawling on its six independently movable wheels, the Pragyan rover has crawled the moon surface 100 metres away from the lander, Vikram, the Indian space agency, ISRO’s Chairman, Sreedhara Somnath, said today. Speaking after the successful injection of the Aditya L-1 spacecraft into its designated orbit above the Earth, Somnath took a moment to mention that the rover had moved 100 metres from the lander, out of which it slid to the lunar surface on August 23. The lander and the rover have a couple of days of work left,...