ISRO had discovered and announced it .
If an Indian engineer spotted wreckage from the Indian moon lander in October, why did it take NASA a month to take a closer look? If the Indian space agency already knew where it was, why didn't it tell anyone?https://www.nytimes.com/2019/12/06/science/india-moon-mission-vikram-found.html …
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Better wording: Is the Indian space agency knew where it was, why didn’t it share the coordinate with anyone?
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It took us a month to fly over the site again to get new images!
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Mark Robinson told me he did not know of
@Ramanean’s claims until he opened the Nov. 17 email. He was not a recipient of the earlier emails sent in October. Did you forward?
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Because they are Indian's
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I should be better with my emails :)
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Great question
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Congrats
@Ramanean and thanks@kchangnyt for the effort and the news. Without@NASA crowdsourcing, this wouldn't have been possible, great example.@isro is not open enough, they are still denying, what a pity!!Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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