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After the success of the Moon mission, ISRO has set sights on unlocking the mysteries of dying stars and exo-planets some of which are known to have atmosphere and are considered habitable, Indian Space Research Organisation Chairman S Somanath said on Tuesday.
The Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) has announced its plans to explore dying stars, exo-planets, and Venus. ISRO aims to launch the XPoSat, a satellite designed to study radiant X-ray pulsars, in December. They are also developing a satellite called ExoWorlds to examine exo-solar planets and their potential for habitability. Additionally, ISRO is considering a Mars Lander Mission. The exploration of Venus is of particular interest, as its extreme atmospheric pressure and impenetrable clouds present scientific enigmas.
We've been able to look back in time over 13.5 billion years to sea see some of the very first galaxies that were born after the big bang. we've seen these really incredible clouds on titan. we've been able to look in detail at the atmospheres of exo planets, planets orbiting other stars outside of our solar system, and we're all long learning more about our universe in scales all the way from our sort of cosmic backyard to the solar system, all the way out most distant reaches of space. >> dr. amber straun, thank you so much for your expertise and your time today. really appreciate it. comi...
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A giant leap in our search for life, offering a close—up look at distant worlds beyond our own solar system. webb will also be able to probe the atmospheres of planets around other stars, with far greater sensitivity and spectral resolution than we have been able to do to date. it will be a very important step to answering the question, do some of these exo—planets have the conditions to develop life like we know it? and that's amazingly exciting to me. the images that eventually come back from james webb will be even more spectacular than these, taken by hubble. but there's still work to ...