India’s Chandrayaan-3 Mission MCQ: All Facts in MCQ Format

Chandrayaan-3 Mission MCQ Set-3

Q39. When was ISRO established?
A. 1969
B. 1988
C. 1999
D. 2000

Q40. What are the key characteristics of ISRO’s history?
A. Disruption, isolation, and competition
B. Resilience, innovation, and collaboration
C. Secrecy, aggression, and exploration
D. Tradition, stagnation, and rigidity

Q41. What has ISRO’s remote sensing program been providing since 1988?
A. Weather forecasts
B. Earthquake predictions
C. Space travel opportunities
D. Earth Observation data

Q42. What type of data does ISRO’s remote sensing program offer?
A. Audio recordings
B. Satellite images
C. Video streams
D. Radio signals

Q43. Which satellite’s PAN cameras held the record for the highest-resolution civilian cameras until 1999?
A. IRS-1C
B. IRS-1D
C. DigitalGlobe’s Ikonos
D. ISRO’s Mangalyaan

Q44. What satellite launch in 1999 ended ISRO’s record for having the highest-resolution civilian cameras?
A. Chandrayaan-1
B. Mars Orbiter Mission
C. Hubble Space Telescope
D. DigitalGlobe’s Ikonos

Q45. How many spacecrafts has ISRO launched that belong to other countries?
A. 124
B. 3
C. 424
D. 1

Q46. Which celestial bodies have ISRO’s spacecraft been sent to?
A. Sun and Mars
B. Mars and Venus
C. Moon and Mars
D. Moon and Jupiter

Q47. What is the name of ISRO’s reliable launch vehicle?
A. Falcon Heavy
B. Ariane
C. PSLV
D. Atlas V

Q48. What record did ISRO set with its PSLV in 2017?
A. Longest space mission
B. Heaviest payload
C. Highest altitude
D. Deployment of 104 satellites in a single launch

Q49. Which mission broke ISRO’s record for deploying the most satellites in a single launch?
A. Chandrayaan-2
B. Mars Orbiter Mission
C. Falcon Heavy
D. SpaceX’s Transporter-1 mission

Q50. In what year did ISRO finalize its own navigation system called NavIC?
A. 2000
B. 2010
C. 2018
D. 2020

Q51. What is the significance of NavIC for ISRO?
A. It enables interplanetary travel.
B. It helps track asteroids.
C. It positions ISRO among countries with independent navigation systems.
D. It is used for weather forecasting.

Q52. Which other countries or entities have their own navigation systems?
A. U.S., Russia, China, and Japan
B. U.S., Russia, China, the European Union, and partly Japan
C. U.S., Russia, China, India, and Brazil
D. U.S., Russia, China, and India

Q53. What prompted the development of NavIC?
A. The need for a more accurate clock for satellite launches.
B. Concerns that foreign-controlled navigation systems might not be accessible in certain situations.
C. Competition among nations to achieve space supremacy.
D. An international agreement to develop a common navigation system

Q54. What event highlighted the need for a self-reliant navigation system like NavIC?
A. The launch of the International Space Station.
B. The earthquake in Japan.
C. The conflict between Russia and Ukraine.
D. The U.S. denying India’s request for GPS data in the Kargil region in 1999

Q55. What is the GSLV Mk-III known for?
A. Carrying Chandrayaan-1 to the moon.
B. Being a human-rated spacecraft.
C. Launching heavy payloads.
D. Exploring Mars.

Q56. Which mission followed the success of the GSLV Mk-III launch?
A. Chandrayaan-1
B. Mars Orbiter Mission
C. Chandrayaan-2
D. Artemis 1

Q57. How does Chandrayaan-3 build on the success of Chandrayaan-2?
A. By exploring the outer planets.
B. By focusing on Earth observation.
C. By refining ISRO’s capability to handle hefty payloads.
D. By studying the Martian atmosphere

Q58. What is ISRO’s budget for the fiscal year 2023-24?
A. $25.4 billion
B. 125,439 million rupees ($1.5 billion)
C. $1.5 billion
D. $75 million

Q59. How long did ISRO’s Mars Orbiter Mission (MOM) operate in orbit around Mars?
A. 4 years
B. 6 years
C. 8 years
D. 10 years