India's Chandrayaan-3 mission has made history by landing safely near the south pole of the Moon. We'll soon be closing our live coverage, but here's a quick recap before we go:

• India’s Chandrayaan-3 spacecraft is the first to ever land near the lunar south pole, a completely unexplored part of the Moon
• The control room at India's space agency ISRO went wild, with scientists cheering and punching the air as the craft touched down
• Prime Minister Narendra Modi declared "India is now on the Moon!" and "the sky is not the limit" as he followed the launch by video link from South Africa where he is attending the Brics summit. 
• With this, India joins a select group of countries – the US, Soviet Union and China – that have successfully landed a spacecraft on the Moon