Front Pillai Telescope Astronomers are watching the full moon lunar eclipse in the telescope with eyes on the computer. Sometimes the images of the Moon are flowing on the screen. The Indian Center for Space Physics researchers found that the images of the Indian Center for Space Physics were tilted. The scene was seen on Wednesday in Sitapur, Daspur, West Midnapore.
On Wednesday morning, scientists arrived at Sitapur. The leader of the 'Indian Center for Space Physics' was Professor of Astrophysics at SN Bose Center for Basic Sciences in Kolkata or Professor of Astrophysics, Sandip Kumar Chakraborty. Originally his initiative was created six years ago in Sitapur, the 'AnnaSophia, and Earthquake Research Center'. Subrata Kumar Bodhi, a headteacher of Gomkpota Ganguly Vidyamandira, helped him. Sandeep Babu met with scientists to explain how the work will be done, and to clarify the way forward. The lunar eclipse begins in the eyes of the telescope.
The enthusiasts gathered to see the lunar eclipse. But there may be damage to the study of additional stimuli. So the researchers had been stuck long ago. But they also cooperate with restraint.
Because of the atmosphere around the Earth, a meteor or asteroid ending in the fire before entering the earth. But there is no chance because there is no atmosphere in the moon. As a result, the meteor or asteroid swept down the moon to the ground. The cavity created by a strong explosion It is so much easier to take pictures of the hole. Was cave picture found? Sandeep Babu said that something like that was not good enough. More research will be done on what has been found.
Sitapur is the largest 24-inch telescope in eastern India. There is also a ten-inch telescope. Researchers claim that the US space research agency 'NASA' did such research before, but the search for India was the first of its kind.
The Tamluk Science Society organized the observation camp with the help of a seminar and telescopes about the full moon lunar eclipse in Tamluk Vidyasagar Creation Conference. Fifty students from around five schools and their parents took part in that seminar.