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Aditya L-1 lifts off, splits from launcher, on way to Sun - Vimarsana News

Aditya L-1 lifts off, splits from launcher, on way to Sun

India’s maiden solar mission--aditya l-1, on saturday set off on a 125-day journey to the sun in its attempt to study various elements relating to earth’s nearest star, after being put into the orbit by a pslv rocket that touched a new technical milestone in the launch vehicle segment. union minister jitendra singh, who witnessed the launch from the mission control centre (mcc) here, dubbed it as a “sunshine moment” for the country. “congratulations! the aditya l-1 spacecraft has been injected in an ellipti

Tahawol: Concerns over terror groups' existence in Afghanistan discussed - Vimarsana News

Tahawol: Concerns over terror groups' existence in Afghanistan discussed

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After the moon, India sets sights on studying the sun with rocket mission - Vimarsana News

After the moon, India sets sights on studying the sun with rocket mission

Following up on the success of India's moon landing with the Chandrayaan-3, the country's space agency was set to launch a rocket on Saturday to study the sun. India's first space-based... -Today at 12:07 am- MarketScreener

ISRO launches Aditya L1 solar mission from Sriharikota - Vimarsana News

ISRO launches Aditya L1 solar mission from Sriharikota

Aditya L1 Launch Updates: India's maiden solar probe aims to study solar winds, which can cause disturbance on Earth commonly seen as auroras. | Latest News India

The Sun up close: Aditya-L1 mission and its objectives - Vimarsana News

The Sun up close: Aditya-L1 mission and its objectives

Indian scientists have so far observed the Sun through telescopes on the ground, and relied on data from solar missions launched by the United States, Europe, the United Kingdom, and Japan.