India's Solar probe

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India has succesful lift off its spacecraft mission towards sun after successful landing of spacecraft chandrayaan - 3 on southpole of moon 10 days ago . The PSLV - XL (launch carrier) - carry spacecraft Aditya L-1 which weighing over 3264 pound take off from Shri Harikota (Indias South Space Center ). To reach its destination it will cover a distance of 932,000 miles and spend more than  months(125 days)

In January 26, 2024 Aditya L1 successfully accomplished Halo-Orbit insertion at 16 :00 (IST) on 26 January, 2024.

Halo orbit which is located roughly 1.5 million km from earth on the continuously moving Sun. This orbit provides a smooth Sun-spacecraft velocity change throughout the orbit and this accomplishment gives continuous communication to ground stations, unobstructed, continuous observation of the Sun.

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