After successful mission of Chandrayaan-3, India next targets to send it's spacecraft to sun. Aditya-L1 is the next mission, the India is gearing up to launch in coming September 2 to study sun.

This is a mission where an Indian spacecraft would travel the farthest away from the earth and it would be placed 1.5 million kilometres away, at a vantage point known as Langrangian point 1.

The Aditya-L1 mission will be launched by Isro PSLV rocket from Satish Dhawan Space Centre SHAR (SDSC SHAR),Sriharikota.

According to ISRO report, the spacecraft will have seven scientific payloads to study different parts of the sun from different angles. The spacecraft will be place in Low Earth Orbit(LEO). The angle is perfect for scientists to study sun without any blockage.

As per ISRO, the mission's objective includes understanding chromospheric and coronal heating, solar atmosphere, solar wind, the physics of the partially ionised plasma, formation of the coronal mass, ejections and flares. This mission will give us more details about the space weather and the solar atmosphere. It will intend to calculate the temperature, velocity and density of outermost layer of the sun.