Aditya L1 - India's First Solar Mission
Introduction The Indian Space Research Organisation (Isro) is preparing for its next ambitious project that could contribute significantly to our understanding of our solar system in the aftermath of successful trips to Mars and the Moon. The planned Aditya-L1 solar mission is set to shed light on the intricate operations of our Sun, the exact thing that keeps life on Earth alive. Why is ISRO studying the sun? Our nearest star, the Sun, makes it possible to examine stars in great detail, which is challenging with other far-off stars. The dynamic activity on this celestial planet extends far beyond its apparent surface. It occasionally unleashes enormous energy bursts and displays a variety of eruptive characteristics. However, these solar flares might have an effect on our highly advanced society by disrupting the near-Earth space environment. Early detection and action are crucial to preventing any such disruptions. As a natural laboratory, the Sun offers an invaluable setting for