Match the following Column A Column B 1 . Chandrayaan a. Fuel 2 . Mangalyaan b. Moon 3 . Cryogenic c. First manned mission to moon 4 . Apollo- 8 d. First man landing mission to moon 5 . Apollo- 11 e. Mars

Chandrayaan Moon Explanation It was an artificial satellite launched by India to study the moon. It was launched on 22 nd October 2008 . The spacecraft was orbiting around the Moon at a height of 100 km from the lunar surface. Mangalyaan Mars Explanation Mangalyaan was launched on 5 th November 2013 to orbit Mars orbit. This mission was India’s first interplanetary mission. Mangalyaan travelled for about a month in Earth’s orbit, and then it was moved to the orbit of Mars by a series of projections. Cryogenic Fuel Explanation The fuel is liquefied gases, and they are stored at a very low temperature. These fuels do not need any ignition system. They react to mixing and start their own flame. Apollo- 8 First manned mission to the moon. Explanation Apollo- 8 was the first manned mission to go to the Moon. It orbited around the Moon and came back to the Earth. Apollo- 11 First man landing mission to the moon. Explanation Apollo- 11 was the first ‘Man Landing Mission’ to the moon. It landed on the Moon on 20 th July 1969 . The members present in the crew during the 'Man Landing Mission' were Neil Armstrong, Buzz Aldrin, and Michael Collins. Column A Column B 1 . Chandrayaan b. Moon 2 . Mangalyaan e. Mars 3 . Cryogenic a. Fuel 4 . Apollo-8 c. First manned mission to moon 5 . Apollo-11 d. First man landing mission to moon

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List out the names of the organisations which are not associated with Chandrayaan - I mission from the following :(ISRO, BARC, NASA, ESA, WHO, ONGC)

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Mars is the smallest planet in the Solar system.

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Match the following

Column A	Column B
$1$ . Chandrayaan	a. Fuel
$2$ . Mangalyaan	b. Moon
$3$ . Cryogenic	c. First manned mission to moon
$4$ . Apollo- $8$	d. First man landing mission to moon
$5$ . Apollo- $11$	e. Mars