Ceres, the largest asteroid that’s a dwarf planet

[@amrendrasingh7140]

The views says it all. Our youth is totally not interested in astronomy or if I generalize science. This tells a lot about us as a society. Good job Print. Loved the content.

[@dhruboroy9784]

So what if they are not interest "or if I generalize science" Oh really ? didn't knew watching KZbin makes you a person with scientific temper. "A lot about us as a society" Dude get some fresh air ,do some yoga and eat healthy it might reduce your pent up frustration and superiority complex

[@amrendrasingh7140]

@@dhruboroy9784 KZbin Preferences tell a lot about a person, I am a statistician by profession. Well it seems you are more interested in personal attacks rather then solid argument. See you proved my point. I won't personally attack you though. 🙂

[@Kakashi-ig3ej]

@@amrendrasingh7140 Can you back up your claim of "KZbin Preferences tell a lot about a person" by any statistical evidence, Mr Statistician.

[@SaiKarthikMallareddi]

Partially Agree. While The Print might have a great reach in India, other countries have their own regional content creators and are in abundance. Indian Space Industry and Research isn't even in the nascent stage (I know we have a couple brilliant startups, but very few projects so far) Totally agree on the content. Engaging visuals and Music. Keep em coming team

[@amrendrasingh7140]

@@Kakashi-ig3ej blog.hootsuite.com/how-the-youtube-algorithm-works/ You can have a look. The algorithm works in such a way that it reinforces your preferences. And you might have observed this, when you look for a certain content then KZbin recommends you the same. If you look at the top 10 trending everyday in India you will know what I am saying.

[@javedakhtar6908]

Do one on Trappist system and upcoming James Webb telescope..

[@getintrigued1009]

Very pleasantly surprised seeing such content... We really need a good source for such cosmic science stories!!

[@ivihari]

Beautiful anchor...beautiful topic...

[@M2M-matt]

Hello from Northern Ireland, Was great to hear some great information about Ceres. Thank you.

[@kautilya0]

Wow! An indian media house trying to do such high quality topics! impressive!

[@ph6263]

Finally my friend Sandhya is back again.

[@ajithkannan4818]

SR mam is very brilliant science observer and awesome presentation.

[@NeelkanthMehta]

Hello Sandhya, I hope school a and children are watching your talks! You must involve the young minds in these scientific talks, . They may choose to be a like you when they grow up or become a scientist and help India go beyond the Galaxies.

[@ThePrintIndia]

Hi Neelkanth. Thank you, indeed.

[@adamc1966]

Love your accent and The Print's space videos.

[@yashgupta7995]

How can this content not get views... 🤔

[@blunderer409]

Love your vids

[@starvindo]

Came here because of The Expanse... great show

[@indranuj38]

Pure science is doing a very good job in developing a scientific temparment in our youth

[@Fatalzyntax]

What a nice Ceres of discoveries.

[@daveschultz733]

Excellent job

[@soumitradasgupta406]

Informative. Thank you

[@ThePrintIndia]

Hi. Thanks for tuning in!

[@rishi7025]

Appreciate the research and presentation.

[@ThePrintIndia]

Hi Rishi! Thanks for tuning in.

[@BurnedLeo]

Very well explained she has good grasp on the subject.

[@osculocentric]

The content is usually researched by experts. It is later presented

[@Slayer_of_Bacon]

Very interesting, thanks.

[@SaiKarthikMallareddi]

This is good. Please do create a separate playlist for Space Science, would love to go through the content/

[@ThePrintIndia]

Hi Sai. We do have a separate playlist for PureScience

[@nathanmoss99]

MORE SPACE VIDEO'S🥺 I COULD WATCH HER ALL DAY

[@harshsinha12]

#PureScience is taking my curiosity for Science to another level

[@99ashishsingh]

Please do video on possibility of life in europa as well

[@cyrilmathew4136]

@ThePrint How did the astronomers and planetary scientists figure out the internal structure of Ceres and Vesta?

[@ThePrintIndia]

Spacecraft like Dawn and Juno (currently orbiting Jupiter) have gravity instruments on board that are sensitive to very tiny changes in gravitational pull. As the spacecraft orbit these bodies, they can measure minute variations in gravitational pull caused by variations in the planet's structure. These small changed can be measured and the internal composition deduced, with the help of data from other instruments also such as surface mineral mapper, of course.~ SR

[@DS-sb9lo]

Nice articles covered. Fan of Pure Science. Please keep the voice of clicking little low.

[@nakshatra1402]

I love these kind of videos! Thank you!

[@ThePrintIndia]

Hi. So happy to hear that!

[@ss10483]

My favourite planet from Amazon series "Expanse"

[@SaiKarthikMallareddi]

Best space series ever! followed by MARS in Nat Geo.

[@ameyakarnad9328]

Ceres Station!

[@minkisyoung3385]

Awesome 👽

[@jakejill5222]

Thank you

[@amitkumar-do5gj]

My favt topic

[@parthapratimlala6751]

Kindly stop the background music ( in future programs too ), that too so loud. These are very interesting informative programmes presented nicely . Your voice is enough madam. Regards

[@karansaxena1244]

Great

[@anuragsrivastava481]

Can you make video on SpaceX's starlink project?

[@akd1003]

I really like the show but please dont play music at the background, its distracting

[@maanya911]

Right, especially the picture clicking sound is irritating to me.

[@bite027_ketansharma6]

Kindly make a video on Jupiter moon Titan.

[@shrawankumar-yp4xs]

Here comes the next dose of ASMR

[@pankajkajala4707]

Loved your work ❤️...and let me know, am i the only person who thinks that that you look like Nusrat Barucha ..😅

[@combatx3373]

I very hyped for james web telescope.. I hope NASA launches it soon .. we gonna learn so much about earth like planet ..

[@rushikeshparade1974]

Background music is irritating... Excellent show.. Keep it up...👍👍👍

[@MrJpm1989]

Your amazing

[@saklaine5550]

Your voice is so cute ❤️

[@aebyug]

Do you do this segment in hindi as well Sandhya ?

[@BenjaminDrewStudios]

Ceres was a planet in 1801 then it became astroid then it became a dwarf planet

[@avengersnewbie2348]

Since earth's moon is slowly drifting away, at some point in time, the centre of moon and earth will be outside the system, making them binary system, does that mean they will be considered as dwarf planets by then?

[@20shourya]

No, but the Earth will wobble a little bit due to the Moon's passage. We see this for transits of exoplanets around their parent stars.

[@richardsmith4950]

IT SEEMS THAT ALL THE SATELLITES LAUNCHED IN THE RECENT DECADE HAVE AN EXPIRATION DATE TO THEM. HOW COME THEY CAN'T BUILD EVERLASTING ONES LIKE VOYAGER.

[@krisjughead]

Interesting so Mount Olympus is not the tallest peak in the solar system

[@npd9758]

If they are planning for manned mission to the satellite of Jupiter or Saturn, then why not for Ceres

[@npd9758]

@@tony-pc4kd They had planned for mission to Titan and Europa, but budgetary concern made it unfeasible.

[@npd9758]

@@tony-pc4kd From the period between 2007-12 many companies promoting space tourism had sprung up, in that many of those companies had promoted such mission, in such isolated news at that time i happened to read such a news. Even during this pandemic, it was published in ANI that a professor in Hyderabad, had developed a candidate for the potential vaccine. After that announcement no new news was announced. www.google.com/amp/s/www.aninews.in/news/national/general-news/hyderabad-university-faculty-designs-potential-vaccine-candidates-against-covid-1920200328025820%3famp=1 Check the above link as an example. Likewise many such news were published on those mission to outer planets. That's why i made the comment. Thanks for correcting me

[@chs_dhanu]

After a long time

[@binsalamat]

1st one from 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿.

[@sanahpradeep8927]

Are you indian

[@DendrocnideMoroides]

is Ceres a asteroid or dwarf planet ??

[@GururajBN]

These dwarfs won’t have enough gravity to retain anything. No good to anyone.

[@rjatzzz]

Very pretty journalist. Gorgeous.

[@jrfgaming1827]

how does a million sub channel only get 9k views?

[@iamdc21]

the end credits roll out even when the narrator is speaking. plz improve that

[@MattQrillz]

Have a cry ya peanut

[@ThePrintIndia]

Hey. Thanks for the feedback.

[@SunilPatil-hb2ou]

It's bad that we destroyed ceres in #expanse .

[@Runepriest442]

Pluto

[@abymichael3816]

Stop the background noise. Use good microphone. Be professional.

[@MattQrillz]

Whinge whinge.

[@vinamrasinghai2339]

Unnecessary irritating clicking noise on change of images.

[@dr.shubham]

If you like such videos, go watch CURIOUS DROID, thank me later

[@jaisanatanrashtra7035]

Gori Madam 😘

[@meenakshiverma_]

very irritating background music. quiet distracting, takes lot of effort to concentrate.

[@MattQrillz]

Sound like a YOU problem.

[@meenakshiverma_]

@@MattQrillz it's not only my problem go and check the comment section first.

[@heraclitus6100]

Wow she is beautiful!

[@kaypee9187]

There must be some mistake in the presentation. The asteroid belt lies between the orbits of Mars and Jupiter. Ceres and Vesta are very large asteroids then how can Ceres lie in the orbit of Neptune since Neptune is further away from Jupiter. Both of them are smaller than our moon. However, the presentation was interesting

[@BAbhijeet]

Nope...she is right. She said Ceres is the largest asteroid within the orbit of Neptune...so it is in asteroid belt which exist between Mars and Jupiter. She had to mention "within Neptune's orbit" because there is another asteroid belt which exists beyond Neptune's orbit called Kuiper belt which is within our solar system.

[@kaypee9187]

@@BAbhijeet Please see a video by NASA's Dawn Space Mission director about the exploration of the Dwarf planets Ceres and Vesta in the Astroid belt between Mars and Jupiter. It is very informative. The mission to Pluto and beyond was called as New Horizon Space Mission. Currently, it is in the Kuiper Belt which lies beyond the Dwarf Planet Pluto.

[@infinitepeaks]

She’s Fine 😍

[@jasons44]

SpaceX Drill and tap space tug services 2025

[@m4x163]

Please don't grow your hair you look good in short hair 😜

[@patmclaughlin107]

Good show. Sandhya, you need a better hairstylist, though.

[@nakshatra1402]

@@tony-pc4kd 😂😂😂

[@patmclaughlin107]

@@tony-pc4kd For a presenter, the expectation is that they would look presentable. Disheveled looks are not good for a presenter, regardless of the content. Look at the "Physics Girl" channel and the presenter there. It is all about looking presentable and professional, U idiot.

[@patmclaughlin107]

@@tony-pc4kd Care to elaborate why? Or is your brain capable of only calling others idiots?

[@prashanthb6521]

Sandhya, I absolutely dont have any interest watch your face up so close, please move back a bit.

[@sharwankumar4575]

Focus on important things not on face

[@BAbhijeet]

Hold your mobile a little away from ur eyes then😅

[@prashanthb6521]

@@BAbhijeet 32inch monitor 😅

[@piyushaggarwal501]

typical...just close the video man, she didn't ask for your attention or opinion on what should she do

[@prashanthb6521]

@@piyushaggarwal501 You trying to be a white knight for a girl, soyboy ? When somebody makes a video, there is an etiquette/mannerism/method which needs to be followed, so as to not cause discomfort to viewers. If she doesnt want the attention of audience why even make a video you fool ?