From the moon to the Sun, Aditya-L1: India’s Amazing Mission to Touch the Sun

In this episode, I will tell you about Aditya-L1, India’s first mission to study the sun. Aditya-L1 is a spacecraft that will observe the sun’s outermost layers, where most of the solar activity and space weather originate. These are the regions that affect our satellites, power grids, and communication systems, but they are also very hard to see from Earth. Aditya-L1 will use seven instruments to measure different aspects of the sun’s activity, such as temperature, magnetic field, solar wind, and plasma. Aditya-L1 will also orbit around a special point in space called L1, where it can have a continuous view of the sun without any interference from Earth or the moon. Aditya-L1 will collaborate with other missions and observatories to advance our knowledge of solar physics and space weather. This mission will not only provide valuable data and insights for scientists, but also benefit society and humanity in many ways. From the moon to the sun, India is making history in the final frontier.

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[dashengovender]

Makes me happy to see that the country from which my descendants come from is making progress like this. This is the power of our divinity. I also love to see the unity that India displays with other countries. Keep going forward Bharat/India and make the human race profound.

[opadristajagannadh]

Dear Sir, your narration about ADITYA L-1 is excellent. Though my knowledge about space missions is zero, I could understand some aspects through your nice narration

[reetamishra]

Best wishes for ISRO's scientist and proud of your mission

[kzmOP]

*Beautifly explained! Thanks . Best wishes from india/Bharat ❤*

[bineetgupta]

No other country was involved in payload development, various research institutes of India have developed each of the payloads according to their specializations, some of the payloads were developed by ISRO itself, and PSLV never launched Chandrayan-3
only Chandrayan-1 was launched by PSLV
CY2 and CY3 were launched by LVM3 rocket

[harish]

4:36 You said Chandrayaan 3 was launched using PLSV, but in fact it was launched using LMV-3.

[Arpan]

CORRECTIONS ...Chandrayaan 3 was launched by LVM3 not by PSLV❤

[SuperSkumaran]

Ur narration is simple to understand. Well explained. The collaboration shows unity among various countries which is a good sign. Good job ISRO proud of you guys.

[saumitraroy]

Great informative video. and Thanks for covering important space missions of countries.You may not know that ISRO is inspiring Indians a lot to be more scientifically aware and appreciate science

[gowrishree]

I am Very much interested in space
Your way of expression is very well

[richardmercer]

There is an episode of "Star Trek: The Next Generation" where a spacecraft literally touches the surface of a star -- with a powerful sci-fi protection field of course.

[bhoutikGoutam]

Rediscovering ancient heat That's Bharat

[zeltron-qkiu]

From what I understand they were launching only 1 instrument when initial project began & as it grew IUCAA made rest of the instruments in short time domestically
Covid pushed it back, like many space missions

[nsomashekar]

Good explanation about sun.
I want to watch more sun related videos

[sherbonddiary]

The fact was Chandrayan 3 and pragyan rover has been already landed on moon

[antofellicious]

I am a novice in this arena.
I heard it as APOGEE & ? What ( indistinct to me ).
Is the spoken word ' PERIGEE '
or else have I misheard it ?
Please clarify.
Thank you very much indeed.

[alexaa]

0:14: 🚀 India launches its first solar mission, Aditya L1, to study the Sun's various aspects and solve mysteries surrounding its outer layer and its effects on Earth's environment.
4:01: 🌞 The Aditya L1 spacecraft will observe the sun's outermost layers and improve our ability to predict and mitigate space weather on Earth.
6:57: 🌞 The Aditya L1 spacecraft will collaborate with other missions and observatories to advance our knowledge of solar physics and space weather.
Recap by Tammy AI

[deenulazarus]

Hi, so happy to watch this video... May I help you with the pronunciation of 'Aditya' ... 'ah + dee (as in the moon) + tha (as in thorough) + ya.... Indian languages pronounce/ stress on all the consonant sounds in a word. Thanks for the video

[PiyushDubey-gu]

I want to understand that how sun theory is violating thermodynamics principals

[jayjoseph]

MISSION TO TOUCH THE SUN? SUN EMITS VERY POWERFUL RAYS. NOTHING CAN SERVICE EVEN IF YOU COME CLOSE TO ONE MILLION MILES 😂 ?