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After the successful launch of chandrayan-2 ISRO is planning to cement its another pillar in the area of Aerospace. India is setting its foot on the Moon, then why leave the Life-giver, the Sun unexplored. Yes, you heard it right India is planning a new mission to study the Sun. The spacecraft named, " Aditya-L1 " (Aditya means the Sun)  has been chosen for this purpose. The mission will probably be started by the end of 2020. Things you must know about Aditya L1. It was originally named Aditya-1, which was made to carry just one payload, VELC (Visible Emision Line Coronogaph). Aditya-1 was a 400 kg satellite scheduled to be launched at 800 km from earth surface in low earth orbit. Later it was realized that if it is launched at " Lagarangian point ", it will be fee from any hinderance e.g. eclipse. Then the mission name was named Aditya L1 mission . [Lagarangian point is a point between earth and sun where the satellite will lie stably rel

Did you know these interesting facts??? 1.A human can snore louder than a drilling machine. 2.Our tongue prints are unique just like our fingerprints. 3.The electricity generated in our brain is capable enough to light a small bulb. 4.the hair present on a human head can lift weight up to 10 tonnes. 5.Our body contain enough iron to make small nail. 6.We can't sneeze with both our eyes opened. 7.Almost 8% human in the world are color blind. 8.We shiver in cold because it generates heat. 9.When you sneeze, your heart stops for a milisecond. So, when someone says, "God bless you" after you sneeze, he/she really cares for you. 10.Every human spent about half an hour as a single cell in the womb.

As the technology, in the area of space, is enhancing at an accelerating pace , it is not wrong to say that the "Future lies above". Of course the wars of future will be fought in completely different ways. And despite being a developing nation, India always has courage to try new things and rival the strongest nation. After Trump floated the idea of establishing a "Space Force", India also plans to tackle future threats from space from its rival countries China and Pakistan. After " IndSpaceEx " session, conducted by Ministry Of Defense on July 25th-26th,2019, India plans to get a separate agency to tackle space threats, named DSRA (Defense Space Research Organization). "IndSpaeEx" was India's first ever simulated space warfare exercise that shows its seriousness to counter threats to its space assets. It was basically a 'table top war-game with all military and scientific communities taking part in it. The idea of

Modi government has always been coming up with surprises since 2014. And when the president of BJP , Amit Shah, is itself the Home Minister of India, it's no wonder why Kashmir issue is on the top. The bureaucrats, politicians, anti-parties and the whole Kashmir have got their eyes open after a long nap. They are so active that fire can be seen from a distance. Now Amit Shah seemingly ordered to send 10,000 Army personnel for 'counter-insurgency' and to maintain law and order in the valley. This might be the beginning of possible scraping of the Article 35-A. Kashmir based politicians, PDP chief Mehbooba Mufti, ' Tukde Gangs ' etc. are criticizing this move of GOI, flooding twitter and social media about its possible effects. The rumors shot by bureaucrats for a long haul of uncertainty are further adding the fuel. What is Article 35-A? Article 35-A is a provision added in the COI that gives special rights and privileges in Public Sector jobs, ac

Now days , we all are familiar with the satellites wandering over our head and squeezing out information about our positions and locations. Of course it has made our life easier in most possible ways. But what will you say if these modern robots start spying on you? Will you really appreciate the beauty of technology when you are under 24x7 surveillance? Satellite companies say that they keep a everyone's data separate from any spying characteristics, but Peter Martinez of the Secure World Foundation told MIT Technology Review that it doesn't matter. Martinez said satellites don't need to identify faces to identify someone. If they can combine the images with data streams from sources like GPS, security cameras and social media posts, it's enough for them. Obviously government has defined rules and regulations but the breaches are as normal as a normal issue in this digital era. Ever wondered why satellite imagery is getting closer to a level that investor

India’s second mission to the moon is more advanced than the first. The space shuttle will explore the southern part of the moon making India the first country to do so. It will carry 13 satellites with total weight of about 3.8 tones, Sivan said. Chandrayaan-2 is India’s second lunar mission with three modules 1.The Orbiter 2.Vikram, The lander and 3.Pragyan, the Rover The Orbiter and Lander will be mechanically stacked together as an integrated module inside the launch vehicle, GSLV Mk-III aka "The Bahubali". This mission is being refered as the most complex one ever undertaken by ISRO. Pragyan* will make a soft landing on lunar surface unlike it predecessor the Chandrayan-1. The mission cost of Chandrayaan-2 with regard to the satellite was Rs 603 crore. The cost of GSLV MK III is Rs 375 crore. this is India’s first interplanetary mission to be steered by two women, M Vanitha as Project Director and Ritu Karidhal as Mission Director. The scientists of