Surya Grahan India Aditya Ready for Solar eclipse will track sun on 8th april

Solar Eclipse Latest Update: Preparations related to the first solar eclipse of this year, which are going to be held on 8 April, has intensified. India’s solar mission Aditya L1 (Aditya L1) will also see the full solar eclipse. According to reports, when the entire solar eclipse in the US, Canada and Mexico areas will be affected, then Aditya L1 will also keep an eye on the Sun. The complete solar eclipse will begin with the arrival of the moon between the Sun and the Earth. It is being said that the full solar eclipse will remain for 4 minutes and the sun will not be seen from the earth. However, this eclipse will not be seen from India, because then there will be night here. The Aditya L1 mission was launched last year. It has 6 instruments. Aditya L1 is in a place about 1.5 million kilometers from Earth, called Lagrange Point 1 (Lagrange Point 1).

The Sun can always be monitored from Lagrange Point 1. According to India Today reports, 2 out of 6 instruments of Aditya L1 can be used to observe the solar eclipse. These are instruments-
Visible emission line coronagraph (VELC) and Solar Ultraviolet Imaging Telescope.

The most special thing about solar eclipse is that if the Moon blocks the solar dispute, then the corona of the Sun starts appearing, which shows the outer layers of the Sun shining. This view from the earth is seen only for a few moments. It is possible that Aditya L1 should capture any such picture.

How to Watch Solar Eclipse 2024 Live

The US Space Agency NASA (NASA) will make the first full solar eclipse of 2024 live on its YouTube channel. According to Indian time, the full solar eclipse can be seen online from 10.30 pm on 8 April. It will also be telecast on many other platforms.