India's 'Suryayan' will be launched on September 2, completing a journey of 15 lakh km in 127 quis
ભારતનું ‘સૂર્યયાન” 2 સપ્ટેમ્બરે લોન્ચ કરાશે, 127 ક્વિસમાં 15 લાખ કિમીની યાત્રા પૂર્ણ કરશે
Aditya-L1 First Solar Mission: India's spacecraft to be deployed at Parking Space
After deployment, Aditya-L1 will study the Sun, but will not get close to the Sun: 22 Sun missions sent so far
After the grand success of Chandrayaan-3, the morale of ISRO scientists has increased and now preparations are being made to launch the Aditya-L1 mission on September 2-2023. The launch will be from the Satish Dhawan Space Center in Sriharikota. Nilesh M. Desai, ISRO's director of space applications in Ahmedabad, said that Aditya-L1 is ready... ready for launch...
Aditya-Ella India's first solar mission
Nilesh said, "Aditya-Allen' will complete the journey of 15 lakh kilometers in 127 days. The mission is housed at the Satish Dhawan Centre. From there it will be fitted into the rocket. People also call Aditya-Ella Suryayan. Aditya-L1 is India's first solar mission. The most important of these missions is the Visible Emission Chorograph (VELC), built by the Indian Institute of Astrophysics. Suryaan carries 7 payloads, out of which 6 payloads are developed by ISRO and other organizations.
The Aditya-L1 spacecraft will be placed in an L1 orbit between the Earth and the Sun. i.e. the current first Laragion point between the Sun and Earth systems... this is where Aditya-Ella will be deployed. In fact, Bhairangian Point is the parking space of space. Many satellites have been deployed here. India's Suryaan will be deployed at this point about 15 lakh kilometers from the earth. The Sun will be studied from this location, although it will not go close to the Sun...
VELC will capture HD photos of the Sun
A VELC mounted on a spacecraft will capture HD photos of the Sun. This spacecraft will be launched by PSLV rocket. Raghvendra Prasad, principal investigator of the VELC payload, said that the scientific camera installed in this peloton will capture high resolution images of the Sun... besides performing spectroscopy and polarimetry...
So far 22 solar missions have been sent
So far, America, Germany, European Space Agency have sent a total of 22 missions to the Sun. Only one mission has failed, while one has been a partial success. NASA sent the first Sun mission Pioneer-5 in 1960. Germany sent its first mission to the Sun in 1974 in collaboration with NASA. The European Space Agency also sent its first mission together with NASA in 1994. NASA has sent the most Sun missions. NASA has sent a total of 14 missions to the Sun, 12 of which are solar orbits, meaning they orbit the Sun. NASA's Parker Solar Probe has made 26 flybys around the Sun.
The Aditya-L1 spacecraft will be placed in an L1 orbit between the Earth and the Sun. i.e. the current first Laragion point between the Sun and Earth systems... this is where Aditya-Ella will be deployed. In fact, Bhairangian Point is the parking space of space. Many satellites have been deployed here. India's Suryaan will be deployed at this point about 15 lakh kilometers from the earth. The Sun will be studied from this location, although it will not go close to the Sun...
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