Chandrayaan 3: Earthquake on the moon, felt by the Vikram lander, vibration lasted for five seconds

Internationaldesk:
Chandrayaan 3 Updates, Earthquake in Moon: Chandrayaan 3's Vikram lander and Pragyan rover are gathering essential information at the South Pole of the Moon.  The rover shared important information on the soil temperature of the moon's south pole.  The Vikram lander has felt earthquake-like vibrations in the moon.  The vibration has been recorded for five seconds on August  The ISRO team is continuously researching the vibration.  It is being described as an earthquake-like vibration.
 The seismic measuring instrument ILSA (Instrument for lunar Seismic Activity) in the Vikram lander is recording every small and large vibration.  The vibration of the moon on August 25 was also recorded.  Then, on August 26, a five-second tremor was also recorded.  ISRO is currently investigating the causes.  In fact, sometimes meteorites fall on the moon and cause such vibrations.  Earthquakes are also caused by geological activity inside the moon.