1 / 10Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO ) has released two images taken by the Chandrayaan-3 mission. The first image depicts Earth from the perspective of the Lander Imager (LI) Camera.2 / 10A second camera took pictures of the lunar surface while in lunar orbit. These photos are shared by ISRO.3 / 10On July 14, 2023, Chandrayaan-3 took off on a GSLV-Mk3 rocket. After Chandrayaan-3 reached space, the Lander Imager camera mounted on its lander took pictures of the Earth.4 / 10The subsequent image features the Moon, taken by the Lander Horizontal Velocity Camera (LHVC) situated aboard the spacecraft, on August 6.5 / 10LHVC is manufactured by the Laboratory of Electro-Optics Systems (LEOS), Bangalore. The LHVC is actually mounted on the lower part of the lander, that camera takes pictures of the Earth.6 / 10So that the landing speed of the lander and hovering in the air like a helicopter can be known. Also, it can predict hazards.7 / 10Chandrayaan-3 successfully entered into the lunar orbit on Saturday (August 5).8 / 10On Wednesday, ISRO shared that the spacecraft is even closer to the lunar surface as it successfully underwent another orbit reduction maneuver. 'Even closer to the moon's surface. Chandrayaan-3's orbit is reduced to 174 km x 1437 km following a maneuver performed today,' ISRO said in a tweet.9 / 10Before it lands on the moon, Chandrayaan-3 will perform multiple de-orbiting manoeuvres to bring it closer to the lunar surface so that lander Vikram can land there.10 / 10According to Isro chief S Somanath, a lander propulsion module separation exercise will be taken up after that, soon after lander 'deboost', a process that slows down the craft. It will be followed by landing on lunar surface on August 23, he explained.