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About Chandrayaan 3

Way of Chandrayaan 3 By Date By Date

Chandrayaan-3 is the third and most recent lunar exploration mission under Chandrayaan programme. It consists of a lander named Vikram and a rover named Pragyan similar to Chandrayaan-2, but does not have an orbiter. Its propulsion module behaves like a communication relay satellite

Animation of Chandrayaan 3 around Earth Orbit raising
Animation of Chandrayaan 3 around Earth
Animation of Chandrayaan 3 around Moon

How far is Chandrayaan-3 from Earth?

AFTER a textbook launch on July 14, Chandrayaan-3 is orbiting the earth in a highly elliptical orbit and, at the time of going to press, has executed three out of five orbit-raising burns as per schedule. As of now, the spacecraft is 228 km from Earth at its nearest and 51,400 km from Earth at its farthest

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India’s Chandrayaan-3 spacecraft is continuing its circuitous journey to the moon with a series of burns to raise its orbit.

Chandrayaan-3 launched on July 14 into an orbit around Earth and has been slowly boosting its orbit ahead of a final shot toward the moon.

The lunar spacecraft’s propulsion module completed a fourth orbit-raising maneuver on Thursday (July 20), the Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) stated. The engines fired at the spacecraft’s closest approach to Earth, raising its apogee, or the farthest point from Earth of its orbit.

How to Rename Package in Android Studio

To rename the package name in Android Studio, you can follow these steps:

  1. Make sure you have a backup of your project or use version control (e.g., Git) to track the changes before renaming the package.
  2. In the Android project view, right-click on the package you want to rename, typically located under the “java” or “kotlin” directory.
  3. Select “Refactor” from the context menu, and then choose “Rename” or press the “Shift + F6” shortcut.
  4. In the Rename dialog, select the “Rename package” option.
  5. Enter the new package name in the “New name” field. Make sure to follow the package name conventions (e.g., com.example.myapp).
  6. Select the scope of the rename operation. By default, it should be set to the package and all its usages.
  7. Click “Refactor” to perform the package rename. Android Studio will update all references to the package throughout your project.
  8. Review the changes in the “Refactoring Preview” dialog to ensure that the renaming operation did not introduce any errors or unexpected modifications.
  9. Click “Do Refactor” to apply the changes.
  10. After the refactoring is complete, you may need to sync your Gradle files by clicking the “Sync Now” button that appears in the toolbar. This ensures that the package name is updated in your project’s configuration files.
  11. Clean and rebuild your project to verify that everything is working correctly with the new package name.

Note: Renaming the package name might affect some references and imports in your project. You may need to update any affected references manually if they are not automatically resolved by Android Studio.

It’s important to be cautious when renaming the package name, as it can have implications for resources, manifest files, dependencies, and more. Make sure to thoroughly test your app after the package name change to ensure its proper functioning.

Change Manually Package Name In Build Gradle App or Module