Aditya L1 mission is an important milestone as India's first space-based solar observatory. Enlist the major scientific objectives and the challenges of the mission. (10 marks, 150 words)
Introduction
Aditya L1 is the first national mission to observe Sun and its characteristics behaving with a Sun-centric orbital perspective. It is the solar probe placed at Lagrange point 1, which is in direct view of Sun, all around its life.
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L1 signifies that gravity of both sun and earth is set equilibrium at this point, thereby to its stability. Scientific Objectives: To identify the various Heliocentric phenomenon solar cycle and spoon. To understand the origin of universe and earth. To understand the various processes in galaxy and universe and find out earth like planet. Synplanes include spill over and spin off effect on other field (particle physics, quantum mechanics), generate interest of youth on space exploration, will pave way for asteroid sector (ISRO spaccraft), raise India's influence in the world. However, there are certain challenges: ethical concern of bias of the scientist, against the law of natural law of natural selection, may lead to threat to biodiversity, it is a double edged sword where effective regulation is needed with to be reaping full benefits of it.
- Attempts to explain Lagrange point L1 concept
- Mentions scientific objectives
- Identifies challenges including ethical and environmental concerns
Mohit Aggarwal Nadbaiwalla
Science and Technology
Space Exploration
Aditya L1 Mission
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