সৌরমিশনে রওনা দিচ্ছে আদিত্য এল-১, নতুন পালক ইসরোর মুকুটে | Oneindia Bengali
সৌরমিশনে রওনা দিচ্ছে আদিত্য এল-১, নতুন পালক ইসরোর মুকুটে
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00:00 India is ready for the Shoura mission.
00:03 Today, Aditya Elban will give the instructions for the Shoura from the launch pad of Sriharikota in Andhra Pradesh.
00:09 Aditya Elban will go to the Shoura mission on Saturday morning at 11.50 am.
00:14 The countdown is running.
00:16 This will be India's first Shoura mission.
00:19 Aditya Elban will be in point one among the Shouras of the Earth.
00:24 There is a speciality of this situation.
00:27 In this situation, Aditya Elban will be able to see the sun all the time without any obstacle if the sun is in the sky.
00:35 There will be no problem during the journey.
00:37 That means there will be no obstacle to observe the sun.
00:41 So what is happening in the sun?
00:43 We will see its real-time activity.
00:46 Will Aditya Elban really go into the sun?
00:49 Such questions are being asked again and again.
00:52 But no, it is not possible to enter the sun at first.
00:55 So, Shourajan Aditya Elban will keep a watch on the outside of the outside of the solar system from the outside.
01:02 Indian scientists hope that the present and future of the sun will be in the hands of the sun from this situation.
01:13 It will reach its point L1 exactly 107 days after the launch.
01:20 ISRO chief says that Aditya Elban mission is going to be the first space mission of ISRO, which will be launched at the sun.
01:28 The status of the launch has reached a critical stage.
01:32 The time for the rocket and satellite launch is over.
01:37 ISRO's most reliable rocket, PSLV Aditya Elban, will be launched at the lower orbit of the earth on this day.
01:45 After the next three or four launches, it will go straight out of the earth's impact zone.
01:53 Then it will start cruising.
01:55 It will take a little more time.
01:58 Aditya Elban is India's first space mission.
02:04 ISRO has known that Aditya will be launched from the center of Sriharikota on 11 September morning at 11.50 am.
02:12 It will be launched through the PSLV rocket.
02:15 It is going to be launched in Uttar Pradesh's Baranasi.
02:37 Already many countries like ESA and NASA have observed the sun.
02:43 India did not have a sun observatory.
02:45 With Aditya Elban, we will have a sun map, which will help us understand space weather and future space missions.
02:56 Women are present in Sriharikota from Chennai to see the launch of Aditya Elban.
03:02 They are proud to be Indians.
03:10 They are very happy to see this launch.
03:16 We are very proud to be an Indian.
03:19 We are very happy to see this launching.
03:23 Have you ever been here before?
03:26 No, this is the first time.
03:28 How do you feel?
03:30 We can't explain it because there is too much happiness.
03:42 It is very challenging to stay in the sun for 5 years due to the low temperature and low visibility.
03:57 It is very challenging to acquire the L1 point and have an orbit around it.
04:12 Today we have 7 science instruments.
04:16 It is very challenging to acquire the orbit.
04:28 It is very challenging to acquire the orbit.
04:35 India has more than 55 satellites worth more than 60,000 crores.
04:47 This will help to keep the satellites safe.
04:53 It is a multi-purpose.
04:55 It is beyond Chandrayaan and Mangalyaan.
04:59 It has its own purpose for science and operations.
05:05 Jyotirvidh and R.C. Kapoor say that it is a very important day.
05:11 Aditya Elban's most important instrument will test the 6th sun.
05:15 It can be tested during the full sunset.
05:21 There is a special satellite on the rocket which is called Aditya Elban.
05:29 Aditya means the sun.
05:33 Elban means a point between the sun and the earth where the gravitational force of both is equal.
05:41 We want to keep this satellite there.
05:45 It will orbit the sun as the earth orbits the sun.
05:51 It will keep on observing the sun.
05:55 It is a solar-oriented satellite.
05:59 It has some instruments to study the different aspects of the sun.
06:05 The main one will study the corona of the sun.
06:09 We cannot see the sun in the full sun.
06:15 The corona graph will cover the sun's disk.
06:23 As the intensity drops, we can observe the corona of the sun.
06:31 The satellite will be live on the ISRO digital channel.
06:39 The audience will be open to the public.
06:43 But registration is required.
06:47 Bureau report, One India Bangla.
06:58 Bureau report, One India Bangla.
07:01 Bureau report, One India Bangla.