ISRO on Saturday sent off the country's aggressive Sun based mission, Aditya L1 peering toward history again after its effective lunar undertaking, Chandrayan 3 a couple of days prior.
As the 23.40-hour commencement finished up, the 44.4 meter tall Polar Satellite Send off Vehicle (PSLV) took off magnificently at the prefixed season of 11.50 am from this spaceport, situated on the Eastern coast around 135 km from Chennai.
The Aditya-L1 space apparatus installed a PSLV rocket effectively got isolated and would continue on its excursion towards the Sun on a 125-day journey , ISRO said. ISRO boss S Somanath said the rocket was infused in the "exact circle".
