ISRO's Aditya L1 commences solar wind study, collects data from energy particles

The sun, an eternal source of brilliance and vitality, fuels the intricate processes of weather, biology, and much more. Beyond sustaining life on Earth, it continually emits a ceaseless stream of particles known as the solar wind. Periodically, it unleashes immense bursts of solar material, recognized as coronal mass ejections, as well as X-ray explosions referred to as solar flares. These celestial occurrences have the potential to perturb our cosmic surroundings, extending their influence to the far reaches of our solar system.