Why India Is About To Take Over Space!
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- Why India Is About To Take Over Space! India has done more with less than any other space agency in the world and is continuing to make real progress as a substantial player in the space race with other superpowers like NASA, China, Russia, and SpaceX.
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As an American who's parents came from India, it makes me proud to see India advancing.
You must be immigrant Indian not American....
@@drdycreations7895 I was born in Queens NYC. You must be white.
Advancing backwards in CGI
@@drdycreations7895 He is born in America, so that makes him American how is he Indian, if we are going by that logic then you are still polish because you great great grandparents came from Poland in 1905.
@@telx2010 the goal was to to soft-land on the moon, not to make a great CGI based movie.
I'm not surprise, they have a lot of genius, you just look at the history.
all those genius couldn't figure out how to build a toilet and how to use toilet paper to.wipe their arse, so I don't trust this propaganda
In reality India is exporting genius to west rather than using it
@@sonofuniverse6355 As an Indian i agree. Chinese are sending their top students to study airospace and other scientific subjects. But those students after their study went back to China and work for their country instead of settling in USA ( probably because their families are held hostage by CCP lol )
@@sonofuniverse6355 there is excess of genius in India,so exporting doesnt change a thing
@@LeeEverett1110 so many genius can't build toilet to prevent indian women been rape everyday during open pooing on indian street street
USA did a good job by not providing us GPS back in 1970 so we made it on our own NAVIC
In 1999
@@vidhanchandrasahu1185 right..during kargil war they denied GPS tracking of Pakistani bustard hideout..they r always on the wrong side of history
It's 1999 kargil war time
@@vidhanchandrasahu1185 Hope your entire family goes blind for calling someone blind, may God bless you with that 🙏
@@vipulgupta Bsdk ke 1 mahine baad....kya reply kar Raha hai be.....tune pakka kuch gali Diya hoga.... isiliye Maine esa bola.....😡
I love Indian people ,they are alway trying to improve their technology even though it does not have as much budget as nasa and other space organization
ISRO's budget is pretty alright to be honest.
@@davout5775 it’s far less than NASA and other major space powers. What makes ISRO special is cost effectiveness along with success rate.
@@toocooltocare1444 SpaceX is cost effective and has an impressive success rate
@@davout5775 ok we are losers...hope this make you happy
Purchasing power... India and China can do same stuff in a budget 1/10 of usa
You forgot to mention that India now has its own positioning system and does not really need the american GPS system to have geo-positioning capabilities. Its already used by the armed forces and is also available now for general consumers if needed.
a global system requires about 30 satellite, India only has 7 so it is not a replacement of the GPS like the European and Chinese system. India would eventually have global coverage, but not yet.
@@lagrangewei Well no. India never aimed for a global system,,,those satallites are geo stationary as indias aim is to always be self reliant..and not depend on any other country for GPS systems needed for armed forces and missiles and tomorrow if needed for civilians...the aim of the indian system is to serve themselves and if needed its region...there is no need to spend resources to try to have a global system...that is not their strategy right now and they have achieved their mission with those 7 satellites
@@happyhap7207 the issue with geostationary is they are further away from earth and so less accurate. they are not a comparable system.
@@lagrangewei Lol anything else you want to say in blatant ignorance without really knowing anything about the indian system...sure go and sleep nicely now, and if you are american assume you're always ahead...what you think doesnt matter anyways...the indian system and mapping capability is far superior to GPS and american satellites..ofcourse but only serving over the indian region....there have been studies on this...where indian maps have exposed to civilians are much better quality than google maps, earth view..india doesnt care what you think...it has a mission to remove any dependance in this area..and it has done it...and will also do the same in almost every other area of tech...
@@lagrangewei Yes it is so inaccurate that India could reach Mars in its first attempt . It is so inaccurate that even America has appreciated it. It is so inaccurate that even musk has appreciated it. It is so inaccurate that india is able to catch intelligence and satellite imagery very well
I saw the launch of the Indian moon mission in 2019 from northern Australia!
So awesome to see an actual space launch.
Keep up the great work India!
🇺🇸Been there. Done that. Got the t shirt. Give him a copy of our home game and get him outta here!!
2019？
@@user-wl4or8kr4t Chandrayaan-2. It just looked like a star with a tail moving across the evening sky, but we can't see anybody elses launches from down here, and in the day it would have been invisible but because they launched late in the afternoon it flew across into our evening.
I know, pretty dumb, but I thought it was kinda cool, especially being the first one I've ever seen :)
@@ezza200 wow.
@Kitty Cat I understand that the orbiter component of the mission was very successful.
I think it is great that India has the fortitude to step up and conduct a space program, they are doing great, no doubt their people are proud, and I have lots of respect for their effort.
Apart from crazy space race stuffs India proved one thing that we can build and sent a sat to Mars less than a movie budget 👏 good job india
mmm not really
@@davout5775 78 million $ is a lot less than 108 million $ or did you skip your maths classes? Ohh sorry I mean "math"
@@akankshneb I will just ignore your ignorant attack against me and say that you are basically comparing an extremely small mission with a lot bigger ones. Only the rocket required to lift NASA's rover cost almost the same or more than the Indian rocket. The satellite that India sent was very small and required a small rocket. On top of that the satellite itself was nothing special and it was very limited in terms of capabilities so making it is not a big deal. On the other hand the latest rover from NASA is basically a small laboratory powered by a nuclear reactor. You see the difference?
@@davout5775 Bro that's why you should learn statistics NASA landed moon than India made ISRO so it takes time and secondly the mission to Mars all countries attempted many times than reached their but India reached in 1st attempt and founded water and thermal images of Mars and in today's world many countries prefer PSLV rocket to launch satellites coz it is much cheaper than NASA's today's Rockets and that to they do so many experiments coz NASA has very big budget very very compared to ISRO budget and Vikings system of France was made by Indian scientist only name Nabi Narayan you can search and NASA has many Indians working in their office so don't ever compare without knowing anything
And anyways I don't say I don't like NASA or others or mine is great but just humiliating other's is not a good thing.
@@madara.3059 First of all NASA reached the moon 10 years after creation. Isro cannot even send a person in space.
Second it is ridiculous to compare Isro reaching Mars in their 1st attempt with Americans who reached Mars in their second attempt but in the 60s not in 2013.
Third nobody the last 5 years use Isro for launching satellites. India has between 1 and 3 launches per year the last couple of years.
Forth Viking was made in France by the French not by Indians. The Indians have a version of the engine that apparently they made from this engine but that's all.
Fifth not many Indians work for NASA
I'm late to the party. Congrats India!!!
You guys have worked hard and totally deserve the credits.
Oh me too,btw I already knew all the information he mentioned but still I watched complete video. It's inspiring a lot.
U r not we have just launched moon mission 3 called chandrayaan 3.
Kudos to India! I hope they keep doing well. :-)
Thanks 🇮🇳
India in financial ruins.
@@Q_QQ_Q how?
@@anuragshukla111 by including Pakistan in India. 😂
@@Q_QQ_Q your mom told the same when she was with me
Props to the guy for using proper map of India 🙏🏼😌 Thank you so much 🙏🏼
Yeah bro most of the English speaking youtuber uses wrong map of india instead of loc they always show lac
Yup, agreed!
@Prestallar they are temporarily in foreign control 🛂
@Prestallar we dont need them to gift it back. We have always believed and will continue to believe that any random country cant just come and claim land in India. We dont need to look at these small “ needy eyes “ and if need, we will fight them tilld death. Though we dont need to, we r friendly for all who r friendly to us
@Prestallar ohh really pakistan is a piese of cake for us we can literally go and invade them any day we want and there is nothing the can do abt it and India is growing at a rapid rate and we will surpass china in GDP by 2070 might seem a bit too long but in geopolitical context its not a very huge time gap and moreover we have better allies than both of these nations
As an ISRO scientist I must thank the present prime minister who augments our success ..I don't think anyone else could be so helpful to indian space programme.
totally agree, chandrayaan 1 and mangalyan 1 success because of P. M. Manmohan singh 🙏🙏🙏
what kinda scientist are you? Whats your day to day look like? And how much salary do you usually get if you dont mind me asking
@@blasttrash that puppet did many thing but didn't boast off
@@sandeepdev4591 oh world leaders came in your dream and told you that we laughed at your PM.
@@sidhanshichoudhary4423 the puppet didn't want to approve a law. But Mr. Pappu still did it while the puppet was outside the country. Puppet couldn't do anything.
Now Pappu is booked and disqualified as MP under the same law. 🤣🤣🤣 Karma.
The puppet PM followed financial advice from the west during 2008 crash. Because of that Indian govt run businesses became NPAs. For example Congress was paying a govt company which made chloflurocarbon. CFC was banned in 1990s and production was stopped but everyone was getting paid and people were hired to do nothing. Modi govt had to scrap around 130-140 such govt business.
Imagine the decades of salaries paid to companies which produced absolutely nothing. That's the legacy of puppets and their government for 60 years.
Came specially back after the successful landing of Chandrayan 3😎 proud to be INDIAN🇮🇳
Yes, we are proud to be indian 🇮🇳 ❤
The whole credit goes to the legends like
Nambi Narayanan
Vikram sarabhai
Abdul kalam like great human beings...for making india in this level...with lots of struggles and sacrifices with the knowledge, support and love from uropian countries...
Nambi??
Sry he don't deserve any credits.
The movie and his speech have loads of lies and flaws.
Even a case is going on regarding this.
@@ila_vael man just shut up,,he was innocent
@@ila_vael 😂😂😂😂🤬🤬🤬🤬 Nikal
You forgot to mention a Chinese Malaysian by the name of Lum Weng Hup, who is the chief scientist and engineer of India's space program.
Btw small correction, We didn't copy the Viking engine. It was a trade between India and France. We basically helped them develop Viking engine in return we got the 'know how' to make the Vikas Engine. (The film rocketry was a lil dramatised in this aspect)
Edit: Few people in the comments are complaining about me using the movie as a source of my info. To them, pls read the comment carefully...
Bfrahmin quota people 😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣
@@Q_QQ_Q h@l@l@ ki paidaish😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣
@@Q_QQ_Q ?? what
@@Q_QQ_Q literally only bramhins dont hsve quota everyone else does in india
these Western channels and western media houses hates india they donot want Other countries to devlop. on every achievement of India and other countries you will find that they will have patronising journalism on india. They have White obsession
Watching this again after Chandrayaan-3 success is SWEET! India cannot be ignored when it comes to space exploration and I hope they are able to work with other countries in the Artemis Accords at some point in the near future!
yeah yeah
india has proved that budget doesnt matter what matter is hardwork and talent
IQ81
@@user-xm1ux7wl3d Still go successful on space 😒
Right ❤
Budget matters that is why Indian space agency ranks 4th while it has capability to be on the top.
No , chandrayan 2 failed because of subpar products.
You forgot to mention the 104 satellites launched by ISRO for different countries including India itself
Sab kuch thodi ek video Mai daalega bhai.
India is the most powerful country in the world and Indians are the bosses of Americans! love from china
@@rutvikrs lol
He should have mentioned the 104 satellites launched in one go. It was a world record at that time. It was later broken by SpaceX by launching 143 sats.
@@parshuram7431 i do agree . But bro records are meant to be broken . Aint it ?
Excellent I was one of those people not aware of India's aspirations in space good for them
You're going to hear a lot more about and from India over the next 2 decades and not just in the area of space tech. As the last 2 decades were about China, the next 2 will be about India.
From transporting rocket parts on bicycle to mars missions we have come a long way.
Our PM is keen on overall development
@@Pos546 He just want his pockets filled like the rest of them.
Good for India, I wish them all the best and hope and pray that they re successful in they're space exploration .. Great to see
Coming here after the chandrayan 3 history making mission 🙌🏽🇮🇳🇮🇳
They launched 104 satellites in one go and that's a world record!
India is the most powerful country in the world and Indians are the bosses of Americans! love from china
its a record but it is broken by space x but I have watched it live from Sriharikota got special passes...my blood boiled with that pride movement and my eyes with tears..
It was a world record, but SpaceX beat that in January 2021 with 143 Satellites on a Falcon 9. They still managed to recover the booster, which is still flying today.
@@TheStopwatchGodhis will be broken again by ISRO with coming launch of 210 satellites 😊
There are many types and sizes of satellites . There are passive satellites which are effectively just a small piece of metal in whatever shape which reflect signals beamed to it . This are easy to launch and packed in the cone of the rocket. There are big sophisticated satellites with high resolution cameras, sensors etc which cannot be launched en masse. So it is not a measure of capabilities. That is why the rocket science world does not pay much attention to such a "feat".
Kudos to India! Excellent work with your space program!
helo thank you sir, send credit card info sir me poor no toilet at home.
@@mysticondeflamme and you have smartphone, internet 🙄
@@mysticondeflamme nevermind I am gonna include you as indian( bengali) due to your playlist
@@mysticondeflamme i you don't have father
@@mysticondeflamme Kangladeshi just listen and keep shut ur mouth.
The concept of space , universe , planets has been there for thousands of yrs in Indian civilization, there r mentions of multiverse & parallel universe dating back 5k yrs .
Yes and ISRO is at least 70-100 years ahead of NASA. The amount of technology and innovation that you guys have been producing has been utterly mind boggling and ridiculously advanced that even the West can't figure out what to do with it.. I think India is super super advanced developed nation already... probably 100 years ahead of USA or Europe. /s
@@Nexus-7.0 you thief our inventions and patent it to your name or nothing you guys are loser real loser
@@Nexus-7.0 sarcasm?
@@abhinavsarma9585 Yes unless you think what I said above holds to be true LOL
All us star dreamers love this. Great job India!
With the money they've spent towards it they've accomplished more than we ever thought about yeah imagine what they can do but they're doing it right!
Only brain can solve the problems , not money 😌
The US should have started off by letting Startups come up with options - that would have made their programme 10x cheaper
Wake up ...you are in coma 😊
@@arkamaiti2284 👌
From transporting rocket parts on bicycle to mars missions , we have come a long way. It was the dedication that kept it going without the money
The only thing that holds back India is infrastructure.
That's one of the biggest blockade in India's development. Fortunately this current government has focused on infrastructure more than ever.
We are working on it very quickly.... By 2030 we will change everything.
Nope..infra is the side-effect...real issue is adminstrative structure and ambigous courts
The real problem is population. we do not have space for flyovers and parking lots or even parks for kids or festivals.
Yes we know that but i am happy because we really worked on it many projects which cost more than 100 bn dollar
And many more than 50 to 90 bn dollar
And maybe by 2030 you see a lot of changes in infrastructure
@@rairadio7119 yeah man, some good parks are absolutely necessary for our people .. it will be great stress relievers for our people ..
My physics teacher(engineer by training , teacher by choice)
Just got a job at isro (indian space research organization)
And he will be working with satellites in future
I am so happy for him
Can you help me to get job there pls😢
Who is watching this after Chandrayaan-3 🇮🇳 success?
I just wanted to add India has had an astronaut to go into space it was April 3rd 1984 On a Soviet Capsule
Cosmonaut not Asttonaut
@@karthikpatali6080 but now it's viomnaut.
@@karthikpatali6080 tomato tomato
Congratulations 🎊 ISRO and India 🇮🇳👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿. It’s Rocket 🚀 science 🧪 so keep pushing. 👀👀👀👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿👨🏿⚕️👨🏿⚕️👨🏿⚕️
Finally India has landed on moon with Chandrayan3😊
We succeeded
actually the VIKING engine of france was developed and improved by indian ISRO engineers, and later on the same engineers when came back, designed and developed an engine which was even a little bit better than VIKING engine, known as VIKAS.
All hail Dr. Nambi narayana and his team of brilliant scientists and mechanics
i came to know about it after watching rocketry nambi narayanan
@@Levity524 mee too, till then I never knew about him. Its just like they say "World doesn't remember second or third"
Vikram A Sarabhai engine 🔥🙏🙏🙏
@@ieatredditforbreakfast2277 Actually Dr.Narayan didn’t lead the development of Vikas Engine.
India has been producing very good remote sensing satellites.
We need to shoot a couple of them down to cut down the fake-IRS scam calls.
Go build your fucking toilets.
Always fail lunch too
@@polynesianwarrior2166 first concentrate on your own future.
Yes India's SAR ( Synthetic Aperture radar ) Model created by Indian Scientist Tapan Mishra is used by all Space Agencies today
And the Crazy Thing is he could have made $100 Billion selling that, and he just gave all of them the blueprints for free and taught them how to do it.
Great job india i wonder if they can execute such a wonderful project with low budget what if the whole world come together and fund ISRO . All the best to the Indian ISRO and of'c to the Indian great scientist, engineers and people with great mind all the best for ur upcoming space program.
You forget India is 5th nominal and 3rd PPP biggest economy so we have enough money to fund our own space projects
For India, sky's the limit. Good luck to India for upcoming manned mission.
❤️
@@teja8086❤❤
The PSLV has a great track record. India builds its own Communication and observation Satellites.The heavier ones are launched by Ariane. India also has its own navigation constellation IRNSS. It has also developed an SBAS. Not to be left out, India has a space telescope named Astrosat Since 2015 that has performed very well. Aditya-L1 is a mission planned in 2023 to place a craft in Lagrange point L1 to Study the Sun.
India has indeed got third-rate cut price, European launched space assets. So, it has assembled a few satellites, so has my home town of Stevenage in the UK but nobody is claiming that Stevenage is a contended in the space-race.
@@michaeldavison9808 Typical Brirish Colonial mindset.
@@michaeldavison9808 UK has nothing, you are lacking behind in everthing nowadays Keep your ego at bay. Dont you see indian origins are about to take over your country. Wake up you bloody aarsehole. 🤣
@@michaeldavison9808 well i guess the count down has started when the UK will be left in dust.
India is not a rich country by any means we believe in frugal science. We developed all the tech indigenously when there was a tech embargo on us by US and Europe after our nuclear tests because the western overlords wanted the nuclear weapons only for themselves.
India became independent, we made our people capable of advanced research although the pace was slow and the advancements were miniscule we went forward and the dividends are paying off now.
In the same period of time UK has devolved into a decadent Country both culturally and academically, UK can boast about it top universities but can't claim the students that they produce, they are almost all foreigners.
U can gloat all u want about England's past glory but present is of India, heck, India has bought almost everything iconic in the eyes of British people. Still, people huff and puff about the glory of past. Past can bring pride but it won't change the present.
Long live the ignorance!!
@@ajaxjaiswal3442 Science does not work that way. It works through international co-operation. There are brilliant scientists in all countries in the world. Nobody is brilliant because they are Indian or British.
Hi the space race that was a great video of india 🇮🇳 space program they’ve caching with the rest of the world 🌍 great 👍 stuff India David 🚀❤️🇬🇧🙏👍
Sorry but, "India is catching up with the rest of the world"?!! The world has more than 180 countries, the vast majority of whom don't have Space Programs. The world doesn't just mean US, Europe and China. So India didn't catch up with the rest of the world, it is pretty much far ahead of most of the world and is fast catching up with countries that have much better funded space programs.
@@ShwetaGupta-hd6yk including his country uk 🇬🇧 which has no space programs..hahaha..even British military now a joke..hahaha tiniest island ..weakest bankrupt island leadership under indian Pakistani people..hahaha
Hope for the best, keep your fingers crossed. I really appreciate ISRO and send lots of love to our scientists for everything. It is a really proud moment for us. As an Indian, I support both ISRO and ROSCOSMOS in their endeavors. I heard there were some problems with Luna, but I hope they can overcome them and achieve their goals.
This day at 6pm IST we have just had successful landing of chandrayaan 3 on the south pole , we are offically the first to reach the south pole of the moon
Very interesting video. I often think of India when it pops on my newsfeed but I’ve never taken the time to research what they’ve done. Thanks for producing a very interesting video.
Good for you folks in India! Keep going, you're doing a great job!
Man good for humans
India is always a slow, humble nation striving to do better. Jai Hind👏👏
And again India successful completed the mission ❤
Good luck to India!
I can't help thinking the upcoming SpaceX Starship/SuperHeavy launch is going to completely change the direction of the whole industry and we won't be making many non-re-usable craft after this decade...
Anybody else get the impression that the future of space exploration could be Indian?
I'm indian but i love space X
We had the same response coming when the liquid propellant industry boomed and they the era of cryogenics. People thought India would lag behind in both but guess what!? India today has a domestic manufacturing for Cryogenic engines. 🙃
Let SpaceX make a re-useable rocket, we will make it more efficient and economical.😌
@@Photon1345 Perhaps with a simpler rocket engine, their engine is going to be difficult to replicate.
@@nickoutram6939 so was the whole field of cryogenics when it was introduced to the industry but India built its own engines with its own designs. We lack resources but not the brains. 🙃
Way to go India!! Keep plugging away & I predict the United States (NASA)will join you both will reach new heights into the stars 🌟
NASA don't need ISRO lol. NASA joining ISRO? What a joke. It should be ISRO requesting to join NASA, not the other way round.
@@THELASTWORKINGTOILETOFINDIA NASA need Donkey of Muhhmad to flee to moon
I hope so. Working together always brings good results. And don’t care about the haters. Peace ✌️
NASA & ISRO Have a Joint Mission Coming up,
NISAR Satellite
( will be one of the largest Of kind )
Works Already Under Way ,
If covid hadn't happened it was set to launch by 2022/23
Now delayed by 1 year
@@THELASTWORKINGTOILETOFINDIA Lol Troll, ISRO and NASA r Working on NISAR project. All u Pakistani can do is sit on a Table and Troll India for no reason. Ur Space Program is useless
GOD BLESS INDIA!!!
We Indians are proud of our Nation and our ISRO. ISRO's Journey is a real inspiration. JAI HIND. BHARAT MATA KI JAI.🇮🇳
Bro appreciate our PM as well
He is closely monitoring as it’s under his wing
Am an Indian Living in Europe and very disappointed some Times when i meet europeans totally unaware and ignorant of India's achievements and contributions to science and knowledge !
Their loss, not ours.
Cuz India is thriving silently which is important to escape evil efforts of the west to stop or contain India in a limited space. Just like Russia and US wants India to be at their side, they both sell expensive weapons to India but will make and has made every effort to jeopardize India's journey to learn and develop sophisticated technology.
Just take the example of Cryogenic engine. Both US and Russia tried to stop India from having cryogenic engine technology but ultimately we did that on our own.
Results is Russia attack on... europen 😅
The problem with us is we are desperate for validation like…we shouldn’t care
actually we need PR team like China and USA as another commentator said.
Where do we start? That we knew planets and constellations and euinoxes when Europe was in dark ages? These ignorant people credit themselves with discoveries that Indians had made long back. They don't know we have a word vimana for aircraft which is mentioned in our scriptures. We have a word for atom in Sanskrit. These things existed. They even claim aliens built the kailasa temple in Aurangabad because that is proof of India's engineering aptitude.
Chandrayān-3 has just soft-landed 🌕♥️
Go India 🇮🇳 🤗👍
India also have new space startups like angikul cosmos, sky root aerospace etc..
Wow! Very cool. I had no idea about their history and accomplishments. Thank you.
Slow and steady, ambitious but not arrogant, efficient but not costly... This sums up ISRO perfectly
Edit - i think its about why it all started...
ISRO started for genuine curiosity and development but NASA merely started in order to compete with russia.. and now that there's no need for competition NASA is going downhill
India has a lot of talents ❤ it's gonna overtake many big names in many fields
You are one of them, with an IQ of 200. Wow !
We Indians appreciate the praises and warm wishes we see in the comment section.. and take true positive motivation to do much well and prove it to the world we are also major players .. from the negative views of the Certain section of commenters
From both the sides thank you! And best wishes for humanity!
what a wholesome comment. have a great day Mclovin
Satyameva Jayete! Jai hind bro
Bravo India, wise path! Love yr channel, here from the beginning, love your content, and don't stop!
It' beginning 🇮🇳 🇮🇳.
India will always over promise but under deliver !
That's one of their cultural traits !
Looks like someone else's a** is burning as well other than Chandrayaan 3 ;)
I Want India to become the world nr 1 super power they are kind and humble people they will run the world great
Nah I don't want to be ruled by the caste system
keep dreaming don't wake up
@@THELASTWORKINGTOILETOFINDIA Bhikharistani
Indians humble? I do not think there is anyone else who can boast and brag as much as Indians. Everything is always a game changer or a force multiplier or 'insert some lame superlatives'.
@@k.k.c8670 exactly
Congratulations to all the 99% success space missions.
Yepp 99% success with less than 10% of funding
🤏
Yesterday, Indian🇮🇳 Chandrayaan 3 successfully did soft landing on the moons South Pole, and we have became the 1st country to reach south pole, proud to be an Indian🇮🇳.
Current Update as per 24th Aug 2023
Chandrayan 2's Orbitor said Hello Buddy to Chandrayan 3 Lander Vikram Module and established 2 way communication.
India becomes 4th nation to land on moon and 1st nation to land on Lunar South Pole.
Loved the India map you showed in starting. Subscribed.
I never knew all that. Bravo 🇮🇳. 👍👋💪💪
Indians knows the 7 planets better than anyone in the world. it's written in the Bhagawat Gitas thousands of years ago about the 7 planets
The program is now welcoming private sector partnerships. I am sure The ISRO will make a huge contributions in the fields of space exploration and research.
Very detailed and thoughtfully presented! Keep and eye out for the upcoming joint unmanned Earth-orbiting NiSAR Mission with JPL to monitor the Earth's environment in huge data volumes(radar).
This is wonderful. The more rockets we have with greater capabilities and improving technology, the sooner we will become the space faring species we should be. My hope is that more countries, many more, have the capacity to reach deep space with reliable crafts in ten years.
India is the most powerful country in the world and Indians are the bosses of Americans! love from china
Can't wait to colonize Mars 😍 Hope i can see it in my lifetime.
Chandrayan 3 is now a successful mission, india became 1st country to soft land on south pole of moon
India has taken over
We will reclaim our no. 1 position in every field
We indians will make india the no. 1 superpower again
Vande mataram (Glory to motherland)
My toes are laughing.
@@bobehzhou5176 all you can do is laugh now lmao. nothing else
@@bobehzhou5176and you asss must be burning
It isn't. SpaceX makes up a ridiculously massive amount of the launch market and Starship will only increase that.
That being said- ISRO *IS* impressive and I wish them the best.
Well its kinda hard to compete with private companies
@@hj2711 It shouldn't be since governments have far larger budgets.
@@chriswhite3692 budget doesn’t mean shit if your burocrasy takes the half. Plus manufacturing differs between govt and private so government companies doesn’t really make financial sense
@@hj2711 "It SHOULDN'T be since governments have far larger budgets."
*READ*
We have a saying in the Auto industry. If you are number one, don't stop. Because number two is just behind you.
SpaceX is number one. But others are following and will become competitive.
APJ Kbdul Kalam (former Indian president also known as "the rocket man") can arguably be credited with a shift of attitude and Inda's increased interest with building a robust space program. There is a fantastic interview with him in english during a knowledge at Wharton event where he provides great insight and some of the thought process that has developed into the culture of the Indian space program today. I highly reccomend anyone to check it out that is interested to learn more.
Not the rocket man but 'The Missile Man'
@@BigBrotherTheWatcher1984 ohh my goodness how could I of gotten it wrong. I stand corrected.
keep dreaming don't wake up
Can you post the link?
@@smitasitara I tried to post it but youtube deleted me for some reason. If you search "apj knowledge at wharton" it should be the first video that comes up. The name of the channel is knowledge at wharton and for the video being 14 years old it still holds up quite well really.
Congratulations guys we made it 🎉❤❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
I am Proud my nation 🇮🇳 India 🇮🇳( Bharat , Hindustan.)
We are also make
Indian Regional Navigation Satellite System..Navic. in 2017, with 7 satellite.., like Google Maps. with accuracy of 5 mtr. ,16 ft. We have owned GPS. to cover all over India ..
Jai Hind...🇮🇳 🇮🇳 🇮🇳. 🙏🙏🙏
As an indian i would say that we are NOT about to take over space anytime soon. We are still decades behind countries like US and China in space exploration but i am still proud of my country's achievements in aerospace which has significantly improved indian citizen's life by providing us cheap internet, studying the atmosphere and weather patterns which helps us prevent natural disasters such as cyclones and even providing us with our own navigation system.Thanks for the wonderful video on indians space program.
decades behind USA is okay ...
But we aren't a decade behind china.
Do you know that the SAR imaging Model that every space agency including NASA uses, is created by an Indian Scientist by the name of Tapan Mishra.
Chinese space program is just as reliable as Chinese weapons and Chinese plastic spoons.
@@goodvibes6715 ummm how far apart are china and us in terms of space tech? not much as of 2022.
@@goodvibes6715 Bro, problem is not our great scientists and engineers but it is due to lack of funding & this pathetic bureaucratic system of our country.
@@kevinpatel4639 India loses more than $1 Trillion Every Year Due to Corruption. But now under the Current Modi Government. Corruption has reduced a Lot but it is still enough to put pressure on the economy.
Misconception at 5:01 , India helped in making of viking engine for europe , so basically viking is the indian built engine for europe and vikas is engine for india which is more efficient than viking .. peace 🕊
and great video ..🥰
Thats a huge misconception and a stupid one at that...
India didnt build Viking, SEP did.. India provided free labour in form of scientists in return of blueprints of the Viking engine to make the Vikas engine in india....
Dont believe everything you see in rocketry movie
@@frodobaggins2852 why so jealous
@@emandas5640 why would i be jealous?
@@frodobaggins2852 please talk about UAE space program
@@emandas5640 why should i talk about UAE space programme? Is something wrong with you? You are making no sense
Worlds first and oldest astronomy book is from india - called as surya siddhantha - dated to 12000BCE. Now the challenge is to make a antiweapon for radioactive weapons that will make all nukes obsolete.
Love your narration style. Extremely informative. 🙏
Please don't stop producing videos. I watch all of your stuff/channels anytime it comes out! Very professional, love the delivery and videos chosen. Great work! it's only a matter of time before you get more traction and gain way more subscribers! Keep it up!!!
Thanks for making video on this topic...Love from India❤
Very well covered the topic.
Go India the take in is much greater for the buck take your time and learn everything you can seems like someone is akin to patients need to sew a little intubation into that now have them pre-made experiments all on board to go along with I'm sure there's questions that need answers it's going to make every flight better and better
There are many big ussually tropical nations which we tend to overlook and underestimate.
I know that many people are resonating with this feeling.
It is not WWII times, but even China still tastes surpising and now India is rising as global power.
So I expext something like Brazil, Mexico or Indornesia to join the space race soon, or at least the earth race for the strongest countries.
Over the next 2 decades, there will be these 3 players that matter, and one possible: The US, China and India. The EU IF they can iron out their differences and act together. Every one else will be an also-ran (not being disrespectful, but that's the short way to describe it)
This is in general economic matters in the broadest sense, not just in matters relating to space.
In space though, yes, I'd agree with you.
💫💫💫💫India hold the record of sending most numbers of satellites ie 104 in one go. Majority of those satellites were foreign so ISRO making pretty good money out of it...!🙏🙏🙏🙏
Yeah India held that Record for years But Spacex broke that Record.
Thank you isro for your remote sensing satellite and weather satellite. You save millions of life in indian ocean region countries.
India is progressing fast and successfully.Keep it up India😋😋😋😋😋
Thanks for presenting realistically Indian space advances with warts and all! With greater resources, there is a bank of intelligence waiting to express itself!
First of all, THANK YOU for educating me on the history of the Indian Space Program. Despite the misleading title. However, it is so increasingly frustrating when people are quick to put companies that have not even achieved successful orbit on par with Rocket Lab. First it was Astra, now the comparisons are trying to be drawn to Firefly with no successful missions. Rocket Lab is head and shoulders above any competition other than SpaceX. And by TH-camrs continuing to force these comparisons, it distracts people from recognizing what a great company and investment Rocket Lab is, through PROVEN and CONSISTENT success, not just through launch but through solar arrays, space systems and software as well. But again, thanks for the history lesson.
I'm sure Rocket Lab is intensely competent at building rockets and I'm sure they have a lot of knowledge, talent and know-how....but their stock has been steadily dropping this entire year. They fell from about $16 to $3.75 and have only recovered to about $6.6. I bring this up because I've been getting into trading and I'm curious if you think we will see the company recover their loses. Thanks for educating us about Rocket Lab!
Can't even build toilets how to take over space.
Absolutely true Toni. Many countries have achieved modest success in L.E.O. and geostationary assets, few countries have heavy lift high orbit launch capabilities - and that is what really counts. Buying a ride on ESA launchers makes you a customer not a leader.
@@michaeldavison9808 well if you see the incremental increase it in the capacity development of ISRO rockets you will see a upward trend, i accept leadership is still far-fetched but, the advancements now is going to exponential from here on, because the Indian economy is rising and the private space agencies in India can do the launching and it'll give ISRO space to research into more advanced techs.
Wait a bit, it'll happen. In a decade or so India and China will be launching most of the world's satellites.
@Virgil EXCLUSIVE Alright, send them all back including your VP...😂😂 Don't complain if google or Starbuck or Twitter etc is not cooperating..You are warned.
My nation India has performed soft landing on southern part of the moon today around 6pm , making us the 1st nation to perform soft landing on southern part of the moon . It is an achievement for humanity.
Its nice to hear about ISRO from some foreigner. I am indian and india still has lot to do in space program, Thnks for the video. JAI HIND
If it's going on in space. I want to know.
Love the content. Great video.
Great research brother, really appreciate your hardwork in putting this video , ik isro doesn't talk in Europe news when we had a big success after a big failure.
Chandrayan 2 was failed because we lost signal when it accidentally changed it path in moon or isro holds 2nd rank in space research 😟 but now next year chandrayan 3 is coming 🥳, we hope for great success and isro trying their best to achieve it also. Lots of greetings from 🇮🇳 my friend 🤗
Chandrayan 2 is not a failure. they just didn't able to complete last part but the mission was 99% success
@@felidaebi6239 yeah but due to small issue in boosters we lost our rank 😔
Very well explained thank you 🇮🇳
Well narrated Bro! Dont worry we SHALL OVERCOME' all hurdles to reach our goal!!!
Having a dream is always a good start.
Fascinating! India is gaining in independence & developement while steering clear of being dominated by other powers. All systems go! Thanks for the info
Denial of cooperation and teamwork doesn't earn respect
one year later and india is shooting rocket after rocket , its like speedruning the space game !
very informative. thank you.
Great video! keep it up. Space is the new frontier, India should have an epic space flag