ISRO Brings In New Year With Historic XPoSat Launch Tomorrow

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  • Published On: December 31, 2023
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The Indian space agency will ring in the New Year with a unique and rare launch as it gears up to launch India's first space-based astronomy observatory to study black holes and neutron stars. It is a bid to understand the end-of-life stars and why do they still shine after their deaths. Yes, stars also die and our own Sun is also expected to die after five billion years.

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