India Aditya is eyeing the Sun Completed First Halo Orbit of L1 Point in 178 Days \

Aditya L1 Mission: India’s first solar mission ‘Aditya-L1’ (Aditya L1) Spacekraft has completed its orbit of the first Hello Orbit around the Sun and Earth’s L1 Point i.e. Langreage Point. The Indian Space Agency (ISRO) (ISRO) has given this information. The distance of Lagrange Point 1 is towards the Sun.15 million kilometers from the earth. This is the place where Aditya L-1 is tracking the activities in the Sun. Aditya L-1 Spacecraft was launched on 2 September last year. On 6 January 2024, it entered the L1 Point Hello orbit.

Aditya-L1: Celebration of First Orbit Completion 🌞🛰️
Today, Aditya-L1 Completed Its First Halo Orbit Around the Sun-Earth L1 Point. Inserted on January 6, 2024, IT Took 178 days, to complete a revolution.

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– ISRO (@ISRO) July 2, 2024

ISRO says that in Hello class, Aditya L-1 spacecraft takes 178 days to complete a round around the L-1 point. ISRO said that while walking in Hello class, Aditya L-1 comes in contact with many forces, which is expected to go out of class.

The agency said that Aditya-L1 was changed twice on 22 February and 7 June to maintain this class. This was also done for the third time on Tuesday so that the spacecraft would travel around L1 in the second Hello orbit.

What is the purpose of Aditya L1

The purpose of the mission is to study the photos of the Sun, chromosfier and corona. It is India’s first space based observant. Aditya has a special eye on the events occurring in the Sun such as coronal mass, solar flare.

What is Sun-Priti’s L1 point

The L1 point is 1.5 million kilometers from the Earth. Sun can always be monitored from here. Aditya Spacecraft has taken 7 scientific instruments with it. They are all vaikashi and have been prepared by various departments of India. Different parts of the Sun are being studied with the help of instruments.