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ISRO cancels Chandrayaan 2 launch, Twitter erupts in support, astrologers attempt to school rocket scientists

Here are some of the best Twitter reactions from Indians to the cancelled moon mission.

Tech2 News Staff|Jul 15, 2019, 09:53:56 IST

The Chandrayaan 2 launch has been cancelled due to a technical snag. New dates will be announced in a few days.The Twitter reactions that followed the announcement, however, helped us get over the disappointment. From astrologers attempting to school rocket scientists on the relevance of star charts to wholesome support from around the world, here's what Twitter had to say about the event.Some next-level extreme science:

Surprisingly supportive Indians:

Chandrayaan's Devdas:

The star of the show:

Our reaction exactly:

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