Remember when ISRO made history by reaching the South Pole of the Moon? Well, now they're turning their attention to the Sun! ISRO, the space agency of India, is all set to launch a new mission called Aditya L-1, and they've just revealed the launch date. Mark your calendars for September 2 at 11:50 am, because that's when the exciting launch will happen. The special rocket, PSLV-C57, will carry Aditya L-1 into space. And guess what? You can watch it live! ISRO has shared a link on social media where you can sign up to see the launch from the special launch gallery view. Aditya L-1 is a really advanced spacecraft, and it cost about Rs 400 crore to build it. This spacecraft is super smart - it has seven different tools on board to help it study the Sun. ISRO's main goal with Aditya L-1 is to understand more about the Sun's outer layer.
