India is about to launch a spacecraft to monitor the sun
The spacecraft will observe the sun's activity, such as storms and flares, at a time when our star will be particularly active.
Source: popsci.com
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The spacecraft will observe the sun's activity, such as storms and flares, at a time when our star will be particularly active.
India's Aditya-L1 spacecraft should wind up some 932,000 miles away to monitor our star.
India's Aditya-L1 spacecraft should wind up some 932,000 miles away to monitor our star.