After the lunar probe successfully landed on the moon and launched its first solar probe, India is looking at the next target-mdash;— Venus.

News on September 28thAccording to a number of Indian media quoted the president of the Indian Space Research Organization as saying, India's first Venus exploration mission-ldquo; has been deployed-rdquo;.

At around 11:50 on September 2, the carrier rocket PSLV-C57 was launched from the space launch site in Sriharigoda, India, carrying the probe ldquo; Helios-L1 astronomrdquo;.

According to ISRO, the Indian Space Research Organization, it will take about four months to fly from launch to arrival, the ldquo; Helios-L1flocrdQuote; probe.

According to ISRO, the Indian Space Research Organization, it will take about four months to fly from launch to arrival, the ldquo; Helios-L1flocrdQuote; probe.

However, India has tried to contact the lunar lander and the lunar rover, but so far no signal has been received.