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ADITI ARORAAIR 351· 2025

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Aditya L1 mission is an important milestone as India's first space based solar observatory. Explain the major scientific objectives and the challenges of the mission.

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Introduction

Aditya L1 mission is the first solar observatory of India it is easiest place at language point L to ensure 24x7 view of the sun.

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Main Body

Sun earth system and various language point: Scientific objective: (1) To study the sun outer atmosphere, corona atmosphere. (2) To understand the sun-earth system. (3) How do solar flares affect the earth. (4) Understand the cycles change in

magnetic properties of the sun and its effect on earth. Challenges: (1) Will increase the space fruit over lengthened. (2) Huge fuel cost time for fuel. (3) No proper data retrieving mechanism. (4) Coincides with global wising. Aditya L1 is a process step for scientific exploration and provides innovation global space like. Measures need to be taken to reduce the future cost mission cost. Humanity to be used in space too.

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Conclusion

Aditya L1 is a process step for scientific exploration and provides innovation global space like. Measures need to be taken to reduce the future cost mission cost. Humanity to be used in space too.

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Sun-earth system and Lagrange language points diagram showing orbital positions

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ADITI ARORA

AIR 3512025

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Science and Technology

Space missions

Aditya L1 mission

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168

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analytical

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