ISRO has created history with the Lunar Mission Chandriyaan-3 and made every Indian proud by becoming the first country to land on the South pole of the moon.
After the stupendous success of Chandriyaan-3, ISRO has shifted its focus onto the solar mission. Aditya L1 is aimed at studying the weather phenomenon of the sun. India’s PSLV C57 has lifted off the Aditya L1 spacecraft which will study the dangers of the solar storm. This will travel more than 1.5 million kilometers and will take at least 4 months of time to land on the surface.
This mission will focus its research on the study of coronal heating, coronal mass ejections, and dynamics of solar atmosphere and temperature. India has joined the elite club with Aditya L1 which is a maiden attempt and previously Europe, America, Japan, and China have launched solar missions.