Chandrayaan-3: Vikram lands in the Moon’s southern latitudes
The 23 August 2023 landing, Pragyan rover operations and local soil-composition measurements.
Documented events, historical claims and public reports. Event dates and review status are listed separately; unidentified does not mean extraterrestrial.
Event year, not the article publication date.
The 23 August 2023 landing, Pragyan rover operations and local soil-composition measurements.
A bright ground-based flash received an independent check when LRO identified a fresh surface crater.
The documented Eagle landing, surface activities and coordinates refined from orbital imagery.
On 15 August 1977 a radio telescope recorded an unusual narrowband signal whose source remains unidentified.
The August 1883 eruption left records in the ocean, atmosphere and observers’ accounts around the world.
The 1783–1784 eruption linked Icelandic lava fields with an unusual haze thousands of kilometres away.
Servicemen reported lights in the forest; surviving records distinguish the early account from later additions.
Early reports and a site examination preserved an alleged landing account without identifying the object.
July radar and visual reports prompted interceptor flights and an official investigation.