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CTOnews.com September 6 news, the Indian Space Research Organization (ISRO) recently released a dynamic update, saying that the "Indian Helios-L1" probe has completed the second orbit maneuver (Earth-Bound Manoeuvre,EBM), and plans to carry out a third on September 10.

ISRO said the Indian Helios-L1 probe made its second orbit maneuver in the early hours of Tuesday morning local time, and a special team, ISTRAC, was responsible for implementing and controlling the activity. ISRO later tweeted that the mission was successful, with a new track of 282 km x 40225 km.

CTOnews.com previously reported that India launched the country's first solar research probe, Helios L1 Point Sun (Aditya-L1, also known as Helios-L1), at 11:50 local time on September 2. The probe will lift off from the launch pad of the Sriharic Tower and will study the sun in detail.

The Indian space research organization ISRO announced that it will fly 1.5 million kilometers from the earth, which is equivalent to 1% of the distance between the earth and the sun. It will take a total of four months to fly. In the future, it will be sent to the halo orbit of the solar earth system Lagrange point (L1) to detect the sun, from where it will be able to observe the sun without obstacles.

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"India officially begins a journey to explore the sun, and the country's first solar research probe has been successfully launched."

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