Aditya-L1

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Why ISRO's

is Parked at Point L1?

Mission Overview

Aditya-L1, launched by ISRO, embarks on a vital mission to observe the Sun from L1 point, crucial for advanced solar research

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Why Study the Sun?

Studying the Sun's layers, from the 6,000-degree photosphere to the million-degree corona, is key to understanding solar energy and protection

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Sun's Impact

Solar phenomena like flares and coronal mass ejections affect Earth's space weather and technology, underscoring the need for close monitoring

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Aditya-L1's Objectives

Positioned outside Earth's atmosphere, Aditya-L1 will monitor solar eruptions and study solar winds for early warnings and protective measures

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Understanding L1 Point

L1, the balance point between Earth and Sun's gravity, offers a stable vantage for Aditya-L1 to observe solar phenomena continuously

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Aditya-L1's Orbit

Aditya orbits L1 in a halo trajectory, allowing continuous, unobstructed solar observation, critical for its mission success

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Why Choose L1?

L1's uninterrupted solar view outweighs the complexities of its orbit, making it an optimal location for early solar eruption warnings

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Ongoing Missions at L1

Aditya joins missions like SOHO and LISA Pathfinder at L1, benefiting from shared experiences and strategic placement for solar observation

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