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Aditya L1 Mission Success ISROs First Solar Observatory to Study Sun and Space Weather

 India has once again created history in the field of space research The Indian Space Research Organisation ISRO successfully launched its first solar observation mission Aditya L One on two September two thousand twenty three This mission was launched from the Satish Dhawan Space Centre located at Sriharikota It is the first such Indian mission whose main objective is to study the Sun and its activities which directly affect the weather of the Earth and the satellites



The Polar Satellite Launch Vehicle PSLV C Fifty Five lifted off at eleven hours fifty minutes in the morning and carried the Aditya L One spacecraft into space After separating from the rocket the spacecraft was placed in the orbit of the Earth From here it will slowly move towards the Lagrange Point One L One which is about fifteen lakh kilometers away from the Earth It will take about four months to reach there


According to ISRO scientists Aditya L One will be able to continuously observe the Sun from this special place There will be no type of eclipse or obstruction here Therefore scientists will get real time data of solar activities


Mission Objectives


Aditya L One is equipped with seven scientific instruments prepared jointly by ISRO and other institutes Their tasks will be

To study the outer layer of the Sun called corona

To study the photosphere and chromosphere

To study the solar winds and their effect on the magnetic field of the Earth

To understand the space weather and its effect on satellites and communication systems


The main objective of this mission is to know how solar radiation and solar storms affect the Earth This knowledge will help India in future to protect its satellites power grid and communication systems


Importance for India


The successful launch of Aditya L One is another great achievement of ISRO Recently ISRO earned global respect by the success of Chandrayaan Three mission which landed on the South Pole of the Moon Now with the Sun mission India has joined the list of those selected countries that have dedicated missions to study the Sun These include America Japan and the European Space Agency


Prime Minister Narendra Modi congratulated ISRO scientists and said that this is a historic achievement and a big step towards deepening the understanding of the solar system


Future Possibilities


Experts believe that Aditya L One will not only increase the scientific knowledge of India but also establish the country as a global leader in space research The data obtained from this mission will also be shared with international scientists which will benefit the whole world


This mission will not only increase national pride but will also inspire students and researchers to take interest in science and technology Along with this it will strengthen the growing space economy of India


Conclusion


The successful launch of Aditya L One is a moment of pride for India With continuous observation of the Sun scientists will be able to predict space weather more accurately and will be able to protect satellites and communication systems ISRO has once again proved that India is capable of completing complex space missions with indigenous technology


This mission not only strengthens the scientific base of India but also inspires the new generation to dream big


Reporter NK Sharma

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