Aditya L1 Launch Highlights India’s first sun charge aims to study solar winds, which can beget disturbance on earth generally seen as daybreaks.
Following up on the success of India’s moon wharf with the Chandrayaan- 3, ISRO moment launched Aditya- L1 charge to study the sun.
India’s first sun charge aims to study solar winds, which can beget disturbance on earth generally seen as daybreaks.
The solar charge follows India beating Russia late last month to come the first country to land on the south pole of the moon. While Russia had a more important rocket, India’s Chandrayaan- 3 out- endured the Luna- 25 to execute a text wharf.
The Aditya- L1 spacecraft is designed to travel about1.5 million km( 930,000 long hauls) over four months to a kind of parking lot in space where objects tend to stay put because of balancing gravitational forces, reducing energy consumption for the spacecraft.
Time and again our scientists have proved their might and brilliance. The nation is proud and delighted over the successful launch of Aditya L1, India’s first solar mission.
Kudos to the team @isro for this unparalleled accomplishment. It is a giant stride towards fulfilling PM… pic.twitter.com/XEacBvLxoj
— Amit Shah (@AmitShah) September 2, 2023
” This is like a dream coming true” Project director of Aditya- L1 Mission
Addressing fellow scientists at ISRO after the successful launch of the country’s first solar charge- Aditya L1- Nigar Shaji, the director of the design, said on Saturday that it was like a dream coming true.
Speaking to ANI on Saturday, Shaji said,” It feels like a dream coming true. I’m extremely happy that Aditya L- 1 has been fitted successfully( into the designated route) by the PSLV. Aditya L- 1 has successfully embarked on its 125- day trip.”