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What conclusion did the Chandrayaan derive from the Terrain Mapping Camera?

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The Terrain Mapping Camera of the Chandrayaan acquired images of the moon’s surface, which consisted of both peaks and craters. However, this came as a surprise to ISRO officials because the Moon consists mostly of craters.

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