The Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) announced that its Chandrayaan-3's Pragyan Rover has traveled over 100 meters on the moon's surface. The rover's mission, which began on August 23, is set to conclude within the next seven days. ISRO also revealed that two out of three missions of the Chandrayaan-3 have been successfully achieved, including a safe landing and rover movement. However, the in-situ scientific experiments are still ongoing. The mission will end soon due to the lunar night, which will last for 14 Earth days, rendering the solar-powered rover unable to continue its work.

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