Aditya-L1 mission of Isro: PSLV-C57 places India’s first solar space observatory in orbit
PSLV-C57 placed 1,480.7kg Aditya-L1 in a highly eccentric Earth-bound orbit in one of the longest launch missions that lasted 63 minutes.
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Aditya-L1 mission of Isro: PSLV-C57 places India’s first solar space observatory in orbit
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