Claim: ISRO confirmed that the debris that was found in an Australian beach was third stage of a PSLV rocket that launched the Chandrayaan-3.
Fact-check: Origin of the rocket debris found on an Australian beach remains undetermined, but it is highly unlikely to be from Chandrayaan-3 - FACTLY
Verdict: the chandrayaan-3  mission utilized the gslv mk iii  launch vehicle. neither isro nor the australian space agency  have confirmed that the rocket debris belongs to the recently launched chandrayaan-3. asa is currently coordinating with international counterparts to determine its origins. moreover, aviation experts believe that the debris may belong to a rocket launched a few months ago, if not years, as evidenced by the extensive barnacle covering its surface. hence, the claim made in the post is misleading.
Organisation: FACTLY
Author: Harshavardhan Konda
Date published: 2023-07-20T11:08:42