National space day: Celebrate Second National Space

Celebrate Second National Space Day 2025 (23 August), honoring India’s space achievements, and paying tribute to Chandrayaan‑3’s historic Moon landing. As part of the National Space day Vikram Sarabhai space Centre (VSSC), along with Liquid propulsion System centre (LPSC), ISRO Inertial System Unit ( IISU) & Indian Institute Of Space science and Technology (IIST) is conducting various events in Kerala, Mahe and Lakshadweep. One day workshop will be conducted at different locations/Schools as part of the National Space Day 2025. National Space Day recognizes significant achievements in space exploration and highlights advancements in space technology. The day is dedicated to inspiring future generations by generating interest in space science and technology among students and providing them with role models. Why is National Space Day Celebrated? About: National Space Day , celebrated on 23rd August, commemorates India's space achievements, particularly Chandrayaan-3's success. With the launch of Chandrayaan-3 in 2023, India became the fourth nation to successfully land on the Moon and the first to reach its southern polar region.