SpaceX Vs. Blue Origin Vs. ISRO, Who will dominate the Future of Space?

[@CuriousElephant]

Let me know what are the other Space Agencies & companies you want me to cover future videos. Wanted to talk more about Roscosmos, CNSA, JAXA, CNES, and DLR but couldn't do it in such a short video!

[@Kwint.]

Yeah those!

[@ThomasBussmann]

Are my ears on glue or do you say Israel instead of India a million times during the video? (In fact so often that I would recommend uploading the video again??)

[@ifori4856]

for all the haters about to criticize India's poverty,toilets,etc India lifted 267 million people out of poverty in last 10 years how many did your country lift out of poverty and all the links below for all the butthurt people telling us to use that money on toilets/electrifying/cooking gas/poverty go to the following websites toilets---->sbm.gov.in/sbmdashboard/Default.aspx electricity-->saubhagya.gov.in/dashboard#2 cooking gas---->www.pmujjwalayojana.com/ poverty reduction by UN-->www.in.undp.org/content/india/en/home/sustainable-development/successstories/MultiDimesnionalPovertyIndex.html now go cry in your mom's basemen👶👉🏡😥t--THANK YOU COME AGAIN FOR OINTMENT🙏😂🤣🙏

[@saturnianblue4376]

ULA and the Vulcan rocket?

[@DhrumilShahDOTin]

You are doing amazing work.. With all this big name finding real potential is not an easy task

[@GareebScientist]

Why do you always forget Chandrayaan-1 which found water on moon?

[@E9X330]

You mean the NASA instrument on chandrayaan that found water ?

[@GareebScientist]

@@E9X330 no! The nasa instrument mapped data from the impact probe

[@sagarkothari7670]

actually it was not exactly water, it was a [OH]- , (hydroxide ion) which was found on moon's atmosphere.

[@chromatron5230]

Because the American media is too ashamed to tell this to its citizens

[@tirthachakrabarti5912]

Moon Impact Probe (ISRO) and Moon Mineralogy Mapper (NASA)- both found water independently...MIP found it first and M3 'confirmed' it. www.thehindu.com/sci-tech/science/MIP-detected-water-on-Moon-way-back-in-June-ISRO-Chairman/article16883362.ece

[@GoldenFacts7]

Isro is not competing with any others and it's not a company it's just competing with itself for the development of India. ISRO-The Indian Pride...

[@AkshardhamNewDelhi]

Yup

[@seino__]

Well said

[@ajaymandal8314]

True

[@JonP_4-31inf]

But they are in competition... If they have double the launch cost of the next guy nobody will launch with them. Not even their own countrymen. It's business not personal.

[@cataclysmal5315]

@Jon P that's a dumb business idea, India is not like USA or any european country, yeah India has a very economic growth rate, but we're still a developing country. Once India will be completely self-sufficient, thriving country and when there will no more poverty left, the government will definitely increase their fundings.

[@harvydent1714]

I didn't know about ISRO, they've done very well with a relatively small budget👍

[@anubhavsoni7620]

Love from india

[@balisettymurali4450]

Isro - indian space reserch organaisation.

[@BhargavJtGogoi-bo5vh]

That's what we Indians have been doing for a looonnnggg time

[@finhouse9793]

Which country..?

[@radhakrishnafanclub3693]

@@balisettymurali4450 impossible space research organisation

[@kingoftheworld7666]

There is a saying in India.... If you love money, you go to NASA... If you love your work and country, you go to ISRO That explains perfectly why ISRO has achieved so much from so little.

[@kingoftheworld7666]

@Proger13 10 The only one looking stupid is you coz if you knew the real working of ISRO then you wouldn't have commented this.... Isro works under ANTRIX corp. which receives funding from the govt. which it invest in isro...which in turn earns money from launching satellite from other nations at affordable prices and this is how govt of india earns money from space industry which it further spends on people(since it's still sort of socialist). Secondly, isro doesn't do fancy stuff like building a spacestation like USA... simply bcoz it doesn't need to... India uses space to earn xtra bucks to uplift the poor not to show off... That's why Isro is establishing itself as an expert in satellite launching (hence 104 satellite in one go) since it's a lucrative market and more and more nations would want to send their satellites for various purposes and if india presents them the most affordable prices with an impeccable track record... It will lead an industry which is in a nascent phase. P.S. Making reusable launch vehicles is the next step in the same vision of being cost effective.

[@chromatron5230]

@Proger13 10 hehe really you are the one who says first feed your people and then have a space agency and now you say that we don't deserve it ? We have a big military budget because we have two hostile natons on our borders constantly trying to take our land and the same goes for America why does it need 600 billion of military budget and why not give it to nasa , just shut up and see the miracles that isro will do

[@kingoftheworld7666]

@@chromatron5230 well said

[@kingoftheworld7666]

@Ajay Singh aid? Like how american pressurised russian to not give us cryogenic heavy engine in 80s and denied the use of gps for identifying pakistani infiltrators in kargil war and how IB and RAW has given intels about USA secretly assassinating our nuclear physicist and other scientists.....? 😒👏👏👏 And btw about data sharing... All space agencies do that with each other for mutual cooperation and even ISRO shared its important data of mars mission with NASA...? So what? And what about sactions...? USA had already threatened india to put sanctions on india if it buys oil from iran and weapons from Russia(s400) ....then what happened... India did exactly opposite... And only cowards like you are scared of sanctions...the only thing i would like to say that is to get out of ur inferiority complex bubble...!

[@chromatron5230]

@Ajay Singh yeah keep telling that to yourself and look at the isro doing wonders , America won't do shit because they know we are valuable to them in Asia

[@davidhuber6251]

Great video! When I heard "ISRO" pronounced as a word rather than an acronym, I heard "Israel" which confused me. the Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) is doing great things.

[@adityabhardwaj1355]

Yeah you are right.

[@raviverma8479]

It is pronounced as a word ( as 'isrow' ) rather than an acronym ..... I have commented the same on his previous isro video ..... But this fool doesn't seems to care ..... He just overreacts with his accent

[@adarshyadav4707]

🇮🇳💪

[@CustomTies]

yep i heard israel too

[@SPEARHEADGLOBAL]

Ikr

[@ronnies36]

I wasn't aware about the budgets allocated to the space agencies. Elon Musk might hold the heaviest rocket launches, but with such a small budget for ISRO, they've proven their dedication.

[@Confusedalien1133]

Thanks Ronnie a nice comment.

[@doom2000000]

Isros Reusable lauch vehicle RLV TD is a hybrid vehicle that combines the complex technologies of both an aircraft and launch vehicle, one on top of the other - a configuration never attempted before. The main objectives of the RLV TD are to reduce cost of launch by increasing reusability and to increase reliability by achieving a Two Stage To Orbit (TSTO) capability. It is a completely different approach from SpaceX and Blue Origin. As you know sucessful flight test of rlv td test was conducted in 2016. Isros RLV TD (is a minituarised version of the actual reusable launch vehicle )was configured to test many very complex technologies like symmetrically placed active control surfaces, materials like special alloys, composites and insulation materials. Crafting its parts was very complex and required incredibly skilled manpower. Many very high technology machinery and test eupiment was used to build the vehicle. Hypersonic aero thermodynamic characterisation of wing body. Evaluation of autonomus navigation, guidance and control schemes plus integrated flight management, reusable thermal protection systems and re entry mission management were all sucessfully demonstrated in 2016 test.

[@styrofoamandgasoline]

The #1 goal of space travel is to become a multi planetary and perhaps a multi galactic civilization. Big rockets are harder to make (you can look it up but there is a ton of math explaining why) and SpaceX can do it for 40 million USD which is ridiculously cheap. They made the Falcon 9 only on Musk's 179 million he made from PayPal and that is why with billions SpaceX can do more. Government is slow and sluggish but companies have competition and need profit therefore maximizing the incentive for innovation. Blue Orgin is also leagues bejind with more money at it's disposal.

[@GareebScientist]

ISRO has the cost effective advantage They can make any mission cheaper then others

[@E9X330]

No not any

[@banuprakashCA]

Most of the missions to moon or mars, has sole purpose to find something that supports life. USA ,ussr, China, esa hundreds of missions all they got to say was "it's just dust up there". When ISRO came up with results, how conveniently everyone claims it because of NASA instruments. If that's the case every god Damm thing engineered on this planet is a contribution of India. As we invented "0". Let's be convenient about this too.

[@E9X330]

@@banuprakashCA you did not invent 0, stop spreading misinformation

[@E9X330]

@@banuprakashCA and it's not a claim, it's a fact

[@banuprakashCA]

Are you some kind of special idiot. Where did I say I invented "0" The fact is that Indians have resolved this " mind f**k issue " of how to write numericals easy and short without running into pages to write one equation. Google it who was Aryabatta (ISROs first sat was named after him). There are hell lot of things west have stolen from us, they crippled our economy and education. (If want to know the truth - come to India know it from first hand source). Don't get informed by misinformed and biased third party sources. Aur chal....bey

[@peakxv13]

ISRO, a very long way to go since it is depending on Gov funding. They planned to do 22 mission in 2019. Most of them are commercial launch so they can make money out of it and use that money for R&D without depending on Gov fund. This is the only way they can win space race against Private companies. Human Resource is not a problem for ISRO since India is one of the most talented nation in the world interms of high quality Science, Maths and Technological skills.

[@harikishore2514]

high quality science, Maths and technological skills? are you sure? read the facts of Indian Engineering colleges progress.

[@peakxv13]

The actual fact is what you do after graduating from college is determines your success. This is true for all countries not just for India. There are millions of engineers in India. Assume only 1% of them are brilliant. If ISRO able to hire 1% out of 1% brilliant engineers is far more enough to drive the R&D and Innovation. A successful & efficient organization like ISRO don't need thousands of Engineers and Scientists. Few hundred brilliant people are more than enough. Also, don't think only the Indian education system is bad. There are many flaws even in western education. In my opinion college degree just helps to find the first job. But later your success will be determined only by how much hard work you will put in? how much self-study you do on daily basis? you can master Science & Maths even after graduating from college. In my experience, it is very easy to do after college rather in college.

[@JaspreetSinghArtist]

there are also people who just be satisfied commenting on video saying ' first comment ' and high level educated people from India sometimes prefer working in USA or other countries.

[@harikishore2514]

If you said ISRO has the most talented people with high quality Science, Maths, Technological skills we'd both been fine, but it was triggered when you said the entire nation, on this statement, I don't agree with. Have you ever faced ISRO interview? that's not subject here.

[@peakxv13]

Offcource. But still, India is a pool of great scientists and engineers. I have many scientist friends who love to work in India. Some of them came back to India after several years of experience in western countries. This is really huge beneficial to India.

[@tahirshaikh2413]

ISRO luach CHANDRAYAN-2. I think ISRO and SpaceX are best contenders. 🇮🇳🇮🇳

[@nathanremix5800]

@Indominus Rex nah SpaceX will always be on front as long as Elon Musk control it

[@what_the_dog-doin]

@@nathanremix5800 nope

[@nathanremix5800]

@@what_the_dog-doin sorry that the truth

[@what_the_dog-doin]

@@sagartamang0000 yes ISRO is value for MONEY, SpaceX is like iPhone😂

[@sandeshshetty3392]

@@what_the_dog-doin You just cant compare SPACE X with ISRO. One is a private company whereas ISRO is a whole country. Considering the funding and headed by ELON MUSK, SPACE X Will Win. Unless we get some major funding with Some crazy guy like elon to head ISRO, There is no way ISRO will come head to head with SPACE X

[@DhrumilShahDOTin]

ISRO is not in competition that make them great.. They just working on what is right and important

[@acr10]

Sometimes competition is necessary, why do u thing humans get to moon?

[@jake_runs_the_world]

@@acr10 chill out bro

[@acr10]

@@jake_runs_the_world i know but time is precious and we must use it correctly

[@aerospacecadet9781]

Competition helps but the cost of labor is definitely in India's favor!

[@PranjitSaikiaGaming]

UPCOMING SSLV(ISRO) WILL CHANGE EVERYTHING....

[@kunalghosh3378]

ISRO will dominate the future and there's no doubt about that. All the best to ISRO from Russia

[@E9X330]

@Proger13 10 no it won't

[@chromatron5230]

Thanx to a brethren of russia from india

[@keshavbiswas7008]

so boboprime, india will be an economic giant by 2045 and when it does the indian govt wont hessitate to increase its budget to 15 billion+ . and if we could launch 104 satellites in a single launch and send satellites orbiting mars in just 1.7 billion dollars of budget you have no idea whats coming.and if your uneducated ass is unaware, maximum scientists in NASA and are Indians. we create more engineers than you can ever hope to imagine

[@IndiaDynamics]

@Ajay Singh because the they work there on the nationality of usa, not India, China, Japan

[@ankush-kl2nf]

@@keshavbiswas7008 m.timesofindia.com/world/us/India-rising-in-US-Govt-falls-victim-to-net-hoax/amp_articleshow/2856295.cms That 36% is a hoax,the actual no. is less than 10%

[@maa31784]

ISRO can anytime boost it's funding....but they have some of the smartest n hardworking expert in there team.

[@abhishekmeena6491]

Exactly bro , ISRO's budget is not limited. Indian economy is growing rapidly and its budget will increase every year n in 10 yrs it will cross 5 billion dollars

[@YTworld-69]

Secondly main goal of ISRO is to benefit the mankind and the country Whereas other two are only concerned with profit

[@midnightstar4065]

@@YTworld-69 Incorrect - do some research on SpaceX's mission & vision

[@YTworld-69]

@@midnightstar4065 man it's a private company I hope im proved wrong But end of the day it's just business

[@midnightstar4065]

@@YTworld-69 Well, not according to it's founder - and he should know, right? :)

[@SurajitMajumdar_piku]

I think spaceX will lead, but ISRO can make a very difference and may be in future we will be seeing ISRO & spaceX are working together. Being an Indian, thank you for mentioning ISRO.

[@Markle2k]

I can't imagine why he wouldn't mention ISRO, they do amazing things with resources limited by capitalist constraints. If ISRO's ambitions were solely driven by nationalist drive and military ambition, it would eat up an enormously larger budget. Those motivations attract parasitic entities. This is the cancer that NASA is hereditarily being eaten by in flagship projects. Look at what NASA can do with a purely scientific objective on Mars or around the outer planets with robotic exploration. Imagine if the heavy-lift rockets were similarly motivated. Well, you don't have to imagine, there is Falcon 9 and Falcon Heavy.

[@DhanuRadha5]

@Proger13 10 *Coughs* The east has fallen because of *Cough Cough* European Colonialism...

[@harshitmadan6449]

@@DhanuRadha5 We have been free for over 70 years.

[@DhanuRadha5]

@@harshitmadan6449 USA was free since the 18th century...

[@doom2000000]

first let me write something pertaining to the topis of the video. Then i will make my point at the very end. Isros Reusable lauch vehicle RLV TD is a hybrid vehicle that combines the complex technologies of both an aircraft and launch vehicle, one on top of the other - a configuration never attempted before. The main objectives of the RLV TD are to reduce cost of launch by increasing reusability and to increase reliability by achieving a Two Stage To Orbit (TSTO) capability. It is a completely different approach from SpaceX and Blue Origin. As you know sucessful flight test of rlv td test was conducted in 2016. Isros RLV TD (is a minituarised version of the actual reusable launch vehicle )was configured to test many very complex technologies like symmetrically placed active control surfaces, materials like special alloys, composites and insulation materials. Crafting its parts was very complex and required incredibly skilled manpower. Many very high technology machinery and test eupiment was used to build the vehicle. Hypersonic aero thermodynamic characterisation of wing body. Evaluation of autonomus navigation, guidance and control schemes plus integrated flight management, reusable thermal protection systems and re entry mission management were all sucessfully demonstrated in 2016 test. Economic sanctions and technology denial regimes were put on India by americans to crush Indias economy and technological development. Yet isro has made India a space powerhouse. Moon landing was fake. Nasa and their conspirators are masters at this. Nasa spent 135 billion dollars to fake moon landing.. only thing that landed on moon was nasa imagination.

[@mdshariq7218]

ISRO pride of India. 😍😍😍😍

[@Markle2k]

As a space fan and a SpaceX fan, I think ISRO has done some absolutely fantastic things. I look forward to being impressed by a lot of further success from that crew.

[@himeshthungaturthi3215]

They still have a long way to go though...more professionals need to come in

[@AshokYadav-he6kj]

@@Markle2k bro just tomorrow on 14/11/18 ISRO launched most heaviest satellite into space.... GSAT-29.........

[@rohitkumar-vt2jl]

Muslim ho ke bhi india ki tarif. Amazing

[@himeshthungaturthi3215]

@@rohitkumar-vt2jl maybe muslims in north India are like that but the muslims down here don't even show any kind of partiality......so STFU u idiot...

[@faizanshaikh3320]

Who is here after India launched chandryaan 2😀😀

[@aayushpandey1288]

Yooo!!!

[@sharukkhankhan9990]

I am bro

[@foddiebyage9696]

Isro

[@yogeshnaikwade8614]

Isro is world's no.1 superpower

[@birajgoswamibiraj11]

I do....

[@MB-zu4gc]

You don't need to say I S R O( all characters individually).Use ISRO as single word. Thats how its called in India

[@TheFourthWinchester]

He did call it one word and made it sound like Israel instead of ISRO.

[@ayushprasad6159]

इसरो

[@trickyabb]

You don't have to be salty about trivial details.

[@sanjaysreejith973]

Dood. Stahp.

[@unleashrahul]

No, it's I S R O. We don't say it as a single word here

[@mayakoushik]

It is not money only.Talents and monetary combination. Curious about ISRO.

[@Borex2]

Just imagine if all countrys fully give in their best, where we can in space

[@gagansai3566]

Nah without competition there will no fast growth in any sector

[@UsmcAbney]

It would be boring

[@ronin_h730]

If government starts funding the space companies..it won't be necessary.. we'd have competition as well as growth in space tech..

[@seino__]

comparison doesn't stand a chance ! Spacex - Blue origin - OUR ISRO🇮🇳 - ALL are doing it for humanity.. spacex and blue origin has great ambitions and budget . While ISRO tries to get better and efficient in what they have. All are doing great job for mankind. Happy to say it ! Spacex for humanity ISROS for our country and humanity

[@abhishekjoshi3205]

Took My Words Right Out Of My Mouth...Especially on SpaceX For Humanity And ISRO For Country And Humanity...

[@oscarpeters5309]

This is why spacex is superior due to them not being linked to a country

[@turin401]

@@oscarpeters5309 the profit from spacex will serve Elon musk and his employees. However profit from a organization linked with any country will serve it's millions of people.

[@yashsingh3601]

@@oscarpeters5309 That's why ISRO can represent India and SpaceX only themself

[@vatsanyuvan8119]

How about FIRST building toilets for the half of India's people and providing clean drinking water for people in India? Some Indian states refuse to give their plentiful water to other states that that need water. There is no united India, just some splintered states under a phony national patriotism slogan!

[@robertwoko4395]

I would love to see ISRO collaborate,and build,BFR follow on designs in India in the future.

[@tmerkury2813]

no thx

[@himeshthungaturthi3215]

@INERT keeping aside manpower most of Indians are talented just as much as people from other nations are or I should say even a bit more than others but the thing is our government and education system doesnt let us know in which field we are talented and also our society is not open supporting it,that's what the problem is,but if u say India just has manpower and not skillful workers that's just not true

[@chromatron5230]

@INERT yeah keep telling that to yourself because the code on which this whole site and your phone is running is by the virtue of the number Zero and guess who invented that

[@maxpower19711]

INERT has a long history of racist troll comments, ignore him.

[@chromatron5230]

@INERT hehe see that's the perception I'm talking about ok we as a civilization are not what we used to be but that doesn't make us a follower , earlier it was us who created the decimal system , the algebra( the Arabs just transported it to Europe) , we are the ones who gave concept of multiverse but so we could have claimed that the West is just a stealer but we didn't because we believe in imparting knowledge ( like yoga) and hence just because we are having a bad time doesn't mean you are supreme or shit

[@rythmicharmony]

Reaching Mars in the first attempt ain't no Joke. In this much limited time since its establishment ISRO had proved itself to be worthy more than enough. In upcoming future I can see ISRO in straight competition with NASA. Maybe after few decades together they'll do something revolutionary for Mankind)

[@ajaypathak911]

They are already doing something together... Don't remember exact program but I think they are launching or making some satellite together..!!!

[@UsmcAbney]

There is only one space craft in orbiting mars from ISRO NASA has rover ON mars

[@satyendra85]

Bhai I love my country and ISRO but when I compare today's arsenal of nasa and isro it seems like they have many full garages of supercars and we have few bikes. In coming decades NASA have also very ambitious projects on cards. Unless NASA stops its hard to catch them

[@ajaypathak911]

@@satyendra85 it's funny to even think than ISRO can be bigger organization than NASA. Because both have different visions and roles. ISRO does not have budget as much as nasa, but what isro does best is utilize every rupee by solving problem with use of INNOVATION. Whereas nasa solves problems with MONEY. For example nasa creates rockets which takes them from earth to moon DIRECTLY in one flight in about 1 day. Whereas ISRO takes 5-10 circles each of earth and moon before reaching moon in about 45 days. In future I don't see fight between these two. But instead more collaborations between these two on various projects.

[@Bbouy1HD]

Yeah thats what I don't get, we have all these companies boasting or competing where as it should be a joint earth exploration. All the best minds in the world working together, unless you want to create division forever.

[@MrC0MPUT3R]

I'm rooting for everyone. A rising tide raises all ships.

[@odysseusrex5908]

Hear, hear! Well said.

[@arjun._.bbC6]

The more the number of agencies researching space travel the better. It's not a competition, but an overall attempt by all of mankind!

[@vikascharan3460]

MrC0MPUT3R Except SUPARCO

[@Jhonnycomelate]

It would be wise for GOI to efficiently increase it's fundings to help ISRO do a lot more.

[@existentialbaby]

Yes, it's time to put money on ISRO instead of building useless statues of Shivaji and Vallabh Bhai.

[@kartikpanickar973]

True and also if people could understand and support ISRO

[@Kaizer-qe7kk]

In India, our past achievements easily outnumber the recent ones, which is why the GOI builds fairly useless statutes in the honor of people who I think would prefer the money to be used for stuff like ISRO.

[@chromatron5230]

@Proger13 10 hehe look creative? Again Indian community of America is the most richest ethnic group ,

[@existentialbaby]

@Dexter Morgan-wa There's plenty enough already. I don't think anyone will come to India to see great Shivaji monument lol and not Taj Mahal. You can build lot better beautiful buildings than those propaganda statues. And it's not Blue Orion it's Blue Origin. No I don't see a SpaceX or Blue Origin in India and like you won't see A Pan Wala who is a millionaire in US. Every land has its own needs and demographics and economy. You will be a jingoist idiot and a self loathing imbecile at the same time if you keep on harping the same tune.

[@dragos5640]

Blue Origin purpose: make money SpaceX purpose: saving humanity

[@protocnic3772]

@Laltluangliana Sailop basically the same with Elon.

[@Joseph-fr8uo]

It makes me think that bezos is the villain on scifi movies, who only cares about money and himself

[@rpd5126]

ISRO, doing both without using much resources. Really, we have less resources and a lot to do, isro is helping....

[@souravsekharnayak]

Russian+Indian+Japanese Agency can jointly do wonders with Big budget and Technology.

[@KK-gc5lj]

That ? bri.tish-am.ericans. won't approve/can't digest

[@santhoshs1798]

ISRO is not a company. It's Indian Government programme

[@brodaism]

Antrix Corporation is a company, the commercial arm of ISRO.

[@jonathanconnor7920]

Why root for just one? The benefits to mankind depend on the successes of _all_ space exploration.

[@kelvinkudirical1438]

Damn that's deeep

[@varun2250]

ISRO's objective was, is, never will be competition with anyone. ISRO is prudent, efficient and productive because their main objective and priority was always to serve people with minimal resources(Direct and Indirect technology bans). It's not in ISRO's DNA to compete with anyone. India can't compete with the Space budgets of USA, EU, Russia and China. Even if some people assume there is some kind of competition in a few technologies, ISRO probably will take a few years more than others to achieve mastery and success. ISRO doesn't have any competition. Because the philosophy behind its objectives is different than other space agencies!

[@aperture0]

It's a business dumbass and Space is very competitive industry.

[@kashutosh9132]

Its bussiness for the benifit of ppl read the isro motto,its not into commercialing space like blue origins,SpaceX is aiming

[@doom2000000]

@Cesare Vissani first let me write something pertaining to the topis of the video. Then i will make my point at the very end. Isros Reusable lauch vehicle RLV TD is a hybrid vehicle that combines the complex technologies of both an aircraft and launch vehicle, one on top of the other - a configuration never attempted before. The main objectives of the RLV TD are to reduce cost of launch by increasing reusability and to increase reliability by achieving a Two Stage To Orbit (TSTO) capability. It is a completely different approach from SpaceX and Blue Origin. As you know sucessful flight test of rlv td test was conducted in 2016. Isros RLV TD (is a minituarised version of the actual reusable launch vehicle )was configured to test many very complex technologies like symmetrically placed active control surfaces, materials like special alloys, composites and insulation materials. Crafting its parts was very complex and required incredibly skilled manpower. Many very high technology machinery and test eupiment was used to build the vehicle. Hypersonic aero thermodynamic characterisation of wing body. Evaluation of autonomus navigation, guidance and control schemes plus integrated flight management, reusable thermal protection systems and re entry mission management were all sucessfully demonstrated in 2016 test. Economic sanctions and technology denial regimes were put on India by americans to crush Indias economy and technological development. Yet isro has made India a space powerhouse. Moon landing was fake. Nasa and their conspirators are masters at this. Nasa spent 135 billion dollars to fake moon landing.. only thing that landed on moon was nasa imagination. Nasa gave nothing to India for free. Isro learnt from its own mistakes and became a space powerhouse.

[@avengerteam5308]

A Very good Analysis on space agencies. All are good in their perspectives. Space X has advantage that it's working under NASA n using it's expertise. If ISRO will develope reusable launch vehicle it will be more cheaper than Space X. 👌

[@RiverKingfisher]

wanna talk about cheap stuff for into orbit? go to RocketLab and see its electron rocket. if isro somehow made a ‘reuseable’ booster, some other company must be already made it Better and more efficient

[@doom2000000]

first let me write something pertaining to the topis of the video. Then i will make my point at the very end. Isros Reusable lauch vehicle RLV TD is a hybrid vehicle that combines the complex technologies of both an aircraft and launch vehicle, one on top of the other - a configuration never attempted before. The main objectives of the RLV TD are to reduce cost of launch by increasing reusability and to increase reliability by achieving a Two Stage To Orbit (TSTO) capability. It is a completely different approach from SpaceX and Blue Origin. As you know sucessful flight test of rlv td test was conducted in 2016. Isros RLV TD (is a minituarised version of the actual reusable launch vehicle )was configured to test many very complex technologies like symmetrically placed active control surfaces, materials like special alloys, composites and insulation materials. Crafting its parts was very complex and required incredibly skilled manpower. Many very high technology machinery and test eupiment was used to build the vehicle. Hypersonic aero thermodynamic characterisation of wing body. Evaluation of autonomus navigation, guidance and control schemes plus integrated flight management, reusable thermal protection systems and re entry mission management were all sucessfully demonstrated in 2016 test. Economic sanctions and technology denial regimes were put on India by americans to crush Indias economy and technological development. Yet isro has made India a space powerhouse. Moon landing was fake. Nasa and their conspirators are masters at this. Nasa spent 135 billion dollars to fake moon landing.. only thing that landed on moon was nasa imagination.

[@dakotamahlau-heinert3529]

@@RiverKingfisher lol, rocket lab ain’t shit man. I like em, but there isn’t anywhere they can go. If Starship is made, it will dominate no matter what, at an estimated 10 million per launch(conservative) it will be so cheap, you could put the entire it’s into space with less than 100 million dollars.(weight wise) and volume size you can put 10 iss’ for 100 million or so.

[@1otenwithonotzero223]

@@doom2000000 cringe, you made the same comment like you actally copyed your own comment word for word and think the moon landing is fake

[@suryasamanta7455]

@@doom2000000 just destroyed

[@Drfine22]

Amazing isro can be so successful with little investments. This shows the leadership n love of every invidual in isro. Good video.

[@aarongonsalves8874]

You really deserve more subscribers and views because of the quality of videos you make

[@thebluepc5]

2050 trend: NASA vs ISRO Like today's PewDiePie vs T-Series

[@maheshnayak2941]

TheBluePC 5 lol🤣🤣🤣

[@Jimmy-lm2eg]

Well NASA Helps Spacex to launch To ISS so it's actually more like: Pewdiepie and Mr Beast vs T-Series.

[@rudrapratapsingh1367]

And the result will be same as t series Vs pewdiepie

[@Jimmy-lm2eg]

@@rudrapratapsingh1367 Yeah Right. But can they even reach Voyager 1 Rocket? At that time when India makes the rocket to mars, The Breakthrough Starshot Satellite is now 80% On the way thru to Alpha Centauri lol.

[@kashutosh9132]

@@Jimmy-lm2eg abhi sanction nahi hua completely starshot

[@MahendraSingh-te3fm]

As an Indian, I am feeling proud for my country's scientists. I am sure the upcoming manned mission of ISRO (Gaganyan) will put India in the category of Reusable Launch Vehicle nation.

[@jenilpatel6730]

Every time we Indians do one thing "Kitna deti he" proud to be Indian.

[@av1479]

6 rupya per kilometre deti he

[@mid9327]

ded so rupya dega

[@Ingens_Scherz]

SpaceX is so far ahead of the others now, half way through 2020 - in spite of the Coronavirus crisis - I can't see how it can ever be caught. Falcon XI (edit: XI?? I mean IX of course) launches virtually ever two weeks, successful manned flight, Falcon Heavy proven commercially, Starship development rocketing ahead (ho ho), Starlink close to activation and, well, who knows? That is an unbelievable performance and rate of development. It does not matter what Jeff Bezos' net worth is. That's based on Amazon's market cap and how many shares he owns. They're notional assets. Real assets take satellites and astronauts into space (and build electric cars people want). People - and governments - invest more than just their spare cash in those things. They put their faith in them. And that is priceless.

[@gizmo8760]

It's clear now that it's SpaceX. Now with Starlink about to come online with private beta testing and then public beta testing this year. SpaceX is launching a couple of hundred satellites every week, and Starlink is going to provide broadband internet to the entire planet. Estimated revenue is about 40 Billion per year, double NASA's budget. This will make SpaceX the space superpower, and will not need to rely on NASA for any funding in the next few years. It's mind boggling. We live in exciting times.

[@purona2500]

@@gizmo8760 This is based entirely around the idea that Stock exchanges around the world exclusively use Starlink

[@elizabethwest5949]

if only they actually worked together, and shared information with each other, rather than viewing it as a space competition.

[@AdvaitBajaj]

Agreed

[@Moderator.]

They do

[@schliatzke6712]

Competition accelerates things and that's good

[@ManpreetKaur-we4fx]

Actually ISRO doesn't. The purpose of their agency is based on being cost-effective and development. That is why their budget is very controlled. ISRO is known for its non-competitiveness, which was the basis of their foundation.

[@NeerajKumar-xl4sr]

nope that's not how it works

[@zionthestarofyoutube9961]

Dedication and Passion for the Nation is what makes ISRO Special 😘🇮🇳

[@awaitingconfirmation8406]

No its the scientists you dumb fuck

[@markusnilsson4241]

Nah it’s just the scientist

[@awaitingconfirmation8406]

@Rohit Sawant What ?

[@MokaEswar148]

Whichever may be the best, ISRO will make all the Indians Proud for the achievements. #JaiHind

[@vegancat3325]

SpaceX already make world proud of

[@oscarpeters5309]

Regan 2306 hail to our spacex lord

[@rakeshswami11]

"ISRO has perfect track for past endeavours" cause they use metric system 😉

[@azulaquaza4916]

There are those who use the metric system And there are those whose flag is on the moon

[@b.9760]

@@azulaquaza4916 well isro too landed on moon!

[@azulaquaza4916]

@@doom2000000 You lost all credibility when you started on about a fake moon landing. My simple point is we really don't need your systems if we want to do something.

[@doom2000000]

@@azulaquaza4916 i just spoke facts. Moon landing was fake. The biggest fakery in history of mankind. I dont reqiure credibility certificate from you..

[@azulaquaza4916]

@@doom2000000 Yea but you kinda do against the thousands of textbooks around the world in hundreds of languages, official documentation, hundreds of recordings and videotaping, people that actually witnessed the rocket launch, and the other space powers which have accepted and confirmed the travel like Soviet Union and China. So good luck.

[@extraterrestrial546]

SPACE X!!! SPACE X!!! SPACE X!!! Huge fan from India. IN ELON WE TRUST!!!

[@extraterrestrial546]

@Rj lives Fuck off Looser!!

[@HEILZEUS]

Don't take him otherwise please I love ISRO as well as spacex

[@bapu78]

U idiot then go stay america

[@ffuuu2018]

@@bapu78 you triggered?

[@vegancat3325]

Just found out an Indian who love spacex rather than Isro, proud of you

[@shintsu01]

in short-term if the bfr is not a failure I think SpaceX will be the one on top. however 20years from now I am not so sure

[@Nil-js4bf]

Interesting. I would have thought the reverse to be true. The BFR is designed for full and rapid reusability and interplanetary travel so it's pretty late game material. ISRO and some other upcoming small rocket companies are currently cheaper to use if the payload is light while Falcon 9 remains the cheapest for heavier payloads. However, if SpaceX really manages to get BFR right in the short term and the cost to launch drops down to fuel cost, other companies would find it hard to top that. Throwing a random 20 year time span doesn't really mean much. Are you suggesting that the other rocket companies are currently working on a solution that will take 20 years to complete and will reduce the cost of launch even further below the cost of launching a BFR?

[@shintsu01]

I agree that being an early adopter can be beneficial being the first to control the market. However, I expect that the customers will not be mature enough to benefit the product on day one. Another risk I see is that other companies may have more budget to improve the economy of scales, or maybe add additional services SpaceX will not be able to facilitate that makes their offer more useful. So once the market gets mature its possible other companies are at the same level or even exceeding SpaceX. Also while this is a big unknown yet. Space elevators may supersede BFR for a lot of work. maybe that is way beyond 20 years but I am always hopeful :) see for example the announcement that Obayashi Corporation made.

[@Nil-js4bf]

It's nice to see that space elevators are still being pursued. I agree with your other points.

[@JonP_4-31inf]

@@Nil-js4bf nobody is going to do anything for the cost of fuel. How the hell would they pay their employees and build/research new rockets? Let's try and use our brains people.

[@Nil-js4bf]

@Jon P Yes, there's obviously extra costs for maintenance and labor but the overall cost will be in that ballpark. Not orders of magnitude higher like it is now. That is extremely obvious. No need to project your hubris onto others.

[@sedigives]

Every day that goes by, Spacex gets further away. By the time someone lands a rocket, Spacex will be landing on the Moon and possibly Mars.

[@dylangoddard7449]

Not true- they are the only ones that have had to rush to get things done all the other contenders are taking their time.

[@MouseGoat]

@@dylangoddard7449 Yep, taking their sweet time, and one day they will wake up to the news of Musk City on Mars and be like Wtf? how did he do it so fast? Taking time might seem like a great thing, and sure might lead to less failures, but it also means less risk taking. And if you want to go somewerer in life fast, taking risk is necessary. Elon Musk is a guy with a dream and a vision that has alot more going for it than what they others try, im sure it wont be an easy battle, but human spirit is a thing people always seem to underestimate, as said in the video, you need the right people, not just the most money. And having those 2 you also need the vision people can rally behind. The future will be SpaceX not that Blue Orgins wil disaper, they just gonna copy everyting Elon dose and be one step behind, but all the money in the world can not buy you people that with pasion born out of promesed dreams much biger than some "maybe we wil buld a moon base in 40 years" lol If thats how you plan, you might as well just tell Elon to reserve a seat for you beneath the statue of him in his moon city.

[@dylangoddard7449]

@@MouseGoat have you seen new Glenn? It's better than anything spacex have at the moment. They will be right back in the race when they finish it believe me.

[@gizmo8760]

@@dylangoddard7449 New Glenn is little more than animations. They might be able to fly in 2024. By 2024, SpaceX will be light years ahead.

[@dylangoddard7449]

@@gizmo8760 spacex wont have any better rockets by then.

[@TheRuz123]

First!! ISRO isn't a company though .

[@nileshsonawane72]

Isro makes commercial missions too my friend..... Oit of those 104 at a time satellites 96 were american

[@TheRuz123]

Every company can be referred to as an organisation but not the other way around, besides the point of ISRO is to advance India's space capabilities, making a profit is a side business. Besides the comment was just meant to be light hearted jab at him nothing more.

[@G5rry]

Jab how? He's not choosing organizations that are companies as the basis of this video.

[@SPEARHEADGLOBAL]

So wat

[@saurabhyadav2330]

True. But most of ISRO's commercial dealings are managed by ANTRIX Corporation Limited, which is a public company owned by the government of India.

[@shubhamsemwal2225]

ISRO: powered by indian scientists SpaceX: powered by elon's love for his company Cool down guys😅😂

[@shivaprakash5245]

There are no Indian scientists in spacex dumbfuck

[@lovingcapacitors8382]

dumb ass even nasa have only .1 percent indian scientist

[@arunnair2925]

Hey 5th grade morons. what shubham meant was isro powered by indian scientists and spacex by elon.... Fucking kids

[@SumitSinghBais]

@@shivaprakash5245 read comment twice

[@SumitSinghBais]

@@lovingcapacitors8382 read comment twice you too

[@imabadguy]

*Love you all from INDIA* 🇮🇳

[@kirilovart1989]

SpaceX ....Nice video again!

[@rankingresearchdata]

Launchers (ROCKET) of ISRO Sounding Rockets. SLV. ASLV. PSLV. GSLV. GSLV Mk III. RLV-TD. Scramjet Engine - TD. ISRO has launched 103 rocket in space with 87 Indian satellite & rest other. 104 satellite launched at once by ISRO.

[@deepratnadutta8540]

i feel unity is the answer, let these 3 join hands and we will plan trips to multiple galaxy soon.

[@MouseGoat]

Exept it has never worked like that, competition is the key to inovation, the moon laning happend becuse of competition. You not gonna get anywere witout it.

[@sciencecrafts2749]

1.SpaceX 2.Isro 3.Blue Origin

[@neoshri]

7:32 He started sounding israel instead of ISRO twice and switched to ISRO again further.😂😂

[@-XSX-]

Space X have Lead above all others. Blue might be the second. However, India's ISRO, is highly subsides government enterprise, Every company releted with isro, get huge government subsides in India. So, I think even if space X, Have gain initial lead,isro might follow it and will gain lead in term of Financial sucess. On other hand, Isro, As a government agency, It is sluggish. While it has meager budget, Indian government will not hesitate to increase it budget drastically above $10B when it needed.

[@ahimsa4135]

ISRO is "sluggish" because they try to do everything themselves, because historically no other country (except Russia) has wanted to help India in their space programme. All aspects of production, etc. are done by Indian companies and sub-contractors, on a limited budget. Of course that takes time, but it also creates in-house expertise and culture that you cannot get if you rely on others, or on pure capitalism.

[@chromatron5230]

You are seriously misinformed mate isro has a budget of just 1 billion dollar and no subsidy is given by the government

[@death_parade]

If the Indian Government increases the space budget to anywhere near $10,000,000,000, Western countries would drown the Indian government in propaganda news pieces about how India is not taking care of its "poverty problem" before tackling space. USA's CIA has tried multiple times to sabotage ISRO's efforts. It even succeeded in delaying our cryogenic engine by more than a decade by falsely implicating the lead ISRO scientist in the cryogenic project in a false case of information leak to Pakistan. So imagine what USA and China will do once the Indian government increases the budget to 10 billion USD.

[@JaspreetSinghArtist]

Indian govt doesn't give a shit about Govt companies . Modi only take credits of Isro hardwork on success of Manglyaan but other then that he never visited . and recently govt is devaluing the HAL . that company contributed for 70 years built different aircrafts and helicopters but how easily Modi govt said HAL is not capable.

[@death_parade]

Jaspreet keep Modi bashing out of it. We are here to discuss ISRO, not HAL or Modi. I am no fan of Feku, but atleast he had the guts to give funds for manned mission to space. ISRO had been begging previous government for years. Only now they got the OK.

[@kayrosis5523]

Blue Origin has been a bit cagey with their plans, but Bezos has been pretty clear, for a very long time, about his goal of getting millions of people off the planet. I can see both Blue Origin and SpaceX being successful competitors, offering slightly different services. However, I still have my eyes on Ad Astra (who have Magic Leap levels of secrecy), Rocket Lab out of New Zealand with their Electron, and I imagine Bigelow Aerospace would be a juicy acquisition (especially for SpaceX or Origin) Regardless, it's good to be in a new space race!

[@theatom7264]

I think Bigelow plans to contract ULA for all their launches. They seem to be avoiding SpaceX altogether probably out of corrupt corporate spite similar to why NASA primarily uses more ULA rockets than they do SpaceX rockets. NASA is only using SpaceX mainly because Congress occasionally wants them to like with commercial crew & cargo. If it were entirely up to NASA themselves they would probably be using only ULA & Boeing for all of their launches.

[@kayrosis5523]

@@theatom7264 that's an odd conspiracy...

[@shubhangi709]

🔥Af👏

[@Sybaris_Rex]

So long as Bigelow is alive I can't see him letting his space related ventures being bought out. He's a *huge* space (and UFO) nut... (nothing wrong with either imo.) Also, don't forget there are other US based companies getting off the ground too like Seirra Nevada Corp and Firefly Aerospace ... no one ever talks about those guys.

[@odysseusrex5908]

@@theatom7264 NASA is SpaceX's biggest customer, and SpaceX launches more NASA payloads than any other provider. ULA is almost out of the game. There are a few payloads with specific requirements, for size, or mass or whatever, that they can meet that SpaceX cannot. For all other payloads, nobody is hiring them any more.

[@kalaminnovation5483]

u all said that isro works bright if fund increases but innovation occur when there is a demand

[@10gamer64]

Which kinds of demand?

[@Sequaloid]

Thanks for the Skillshare hookup! My free trial just ran out

[@raj16900]

India is future. It takes time. India will show in a quite way. Wait for few years. Love from Norway

[@aniketjadhav6901]

Like ISRO::::: Comment NASA

[@virtuality_reality42]

Nasa and spacex 💓,isro is bad.

[@reenashrivastava3386]

@@virtuality_reality42 isro is good

[@ruturajdharav4675]

इथे ज्ञान मिळवण्यासाठी आलाबहेस काय लाईक मिळवण्यासाठी ?? काय मित्रा ....

[@BrixyBrixhamite]

SpaceX's starship has now replaced BFR, and Elon is now wealthier than before, so perhaps an update is due.

[@SaladFace3]

100k my boy. I’m ur subscriber from ur 3-4 video maybe.

[@danielndou9414]

SpaceX is the one dominating and that will keep dominating. Starship is the craziest space ship

[@bhupenderrao9236]

Isro is amazing. Most efficient & effective space agency in world

[@biswajitmahato4413]

FYI: ISRO has already started working on reusable launch vehicle technology, name - Avtar It will completed spectated within 7/8 years.

[@scipioprime69]

Yeah your ISRO is working on that and the SpaceX will launch astronauts in space using reusable rocket tomorrow (if not cancelled again due to weather).

[@rohangawde4410]

You know what we need? Spacex's Big Rockets and future proof technology, Jeffs's Dollars and ISRO's cost effectiveness into a single project just for the sake of Human's Big leap.

[@ayanpaul27]

Isro is really an underdog among those whom we consider spave giants.. thanks for tge video. Love from India

[@LearnersNation]

Awesome video man, good research.

[@RiverKingfisher]

i think spacex and isro are the one that really making progress on space industry, blue origin most of them only good at concept (although new shepard are amazing). but spaceX really done breakthrough in orbital technology. isro just doing the same stuff that already done but making it better

[@badshahpkgm4697]

proud of isro and drdo. Thank you kalam sir.

[@publicmail2]

Blue O barely reaches space for a 10 minute ride. Space X perfected reusable space travel. Look what SpaceX has done to the space industry and what Tesla has done to the electric vehicle industry.

[@Torjus_]

Not to mention Blue origin is older than SpaceX.

[@ntm4]

The thing is, Blue Origin doesn't need to be competitive yet. Bezos' huge pockets means that Blue Origin can move at it's own pace, while Space X has to be commercially successful to stay in business.

[@PhilipKaskela]

Blue origin intentionality moves slowly. They have resources and are carefully setting the stage for new Glenn. SpaceX is great, but they are also reckless and keep changing their plans in order to chase funding to stay alive. Startup culture vs established company.

[@hulksmashnoobsgotit2387]

7:05 small correction there is an atmosphere on mars, but it is only about 1% of earth

[@nguyenhoangan-matt]

so it's next to none.

[@Titanamyde552]

so almost zero

[@rrp482]

Just btw we pronounce it as "issrow" ie we don't say the letters, we say ISRO

[@bt4350]

Nobody cares.

[@ridhiimas]

@@bt4350 about you

[@illuminati4786]

fuck off

[@nguyenhoangan-matt]

wow, it's really true that if a video is made about India, Indian people will dominate the comment section.

[@nguyenhoangan-matt]

it's a joke, pls don't take it too seriously.

[@wlqpqpqlqmwnhssisjw6055]

youtube algorithm

[@swunt10]

as an engineer I have to say not only is there no such thing as a "reusable rocket market" only the normal satellite launch market where everyone competes against each other. there is also almost no point in building reusable rockets and the reason for that is cost. if you launch about 12-24 rockets a year, as most companies in the business do, you can simply look at it as low volume production and then you will find that it makes almost no difference if you build 2-4 rockets a year and reuse them or if you build all 12-24 rockets new. that's because of fixed costs of machinery, human resources, development and property. because it doesn't matter if you build 4 or 24 rockets, you still need about the same number of people simply because you need all trades and skills, machines and a place to build the rockets. the only difference in cost between building 4 rockets and 24 rockets is raw material like aluminium, steel, fuel aso which is almost neglectable, which leaves suppliers the only real difference in cost which means if you can make most of the rocket yourself there is almost no point in using low performing reusable rockets (falcon 9 can lift only about about half it's max freight into orbit if it's used in the reusable mode) that are also more expensive to develop and build compared to one use rockets. so all this nonsense talk about 21st century and all that hype is just uneducated nonsense by fan boys. the reason spacex is cheaper than others is because of their manufacturing which is more on par with a normal manufacturing plants than a space tech clean room facility. so they can cut costs there. spacex can also cut costs by manufacturing most of the rocket in house instead of paying through the nose to subcontractors and suppliers as per usual in the industry. in the end if you look at whats going on in the launch market today then the europeans are still market leaders by a long shot and with ariane 6 costing about half of what ariane 5 did, this will most likely not change anytime soon. in the end if we want to go build bases on the moon and mars we need to lift a lot of mass into orbit on one go and that within our lifetime, to developing complex large reusable rockets for years and years that then can only lift about what they are actually capable of lifting is just nonsense and it will keep us back instead of enabling us. to build a base on the moon all you need is about 4 rockets the size of saturn 5 per year (2-3 manned missions for 4-6 months each) and 1-2 freight missions for supplies and building the base. 4 rockets per year is what a minimum rocket manufacturing facility can easily put out per year. if you would make the rocket reusable and only build 1 per year then you would still need that same facility, same machinery, with the same number of people working there so you have all the skills present, only that they would be standing idle for a couple of months. anyway. think about it before you accuse me of being backward.

[@s1mpolz]

at 4:10 You said that Blue Origin have money and now SpaceX have money too(i know that its 2 years old video)

[@chauhaan3273]

Yes they do and now space X is unstoppable.

[@srinivash2196]

ISRO do anything If they want to do Becase i am an 😎INDIAN😎

[@abhinnverma2142]

Actually no The budget limits it to only sending satellites Not humans It needs at least 5x it's current funding to actually start thinking about manned missions

[@russell7489]

Space X rides on Von Braun s shoulders MASIVELY REDUNDENT ENGINES 27 in Saturn 5 busting mega booster Amazing how his original concepts are now dominating launches

[@nairprince8044]

space x is on different world bro.......dont compare

[@test-tu4xv]

INDIA HAS GIVEN THE WORLD 1) BUDDHISHM - PEACE 2) YOGA - HEALTH/ FITNESS 3) ISRO - CHEAPEST WAY TO VISIT SPACE

[@shadowoflight4743]

@Teddy Hunt what?

[@abdullahbinkamil154]

Buddhism give peace.. Ha ha ha ha ha what about in Myanmar Rangoon muslim....Buddhism people is the most cruel heartless person...... Shame on you

[@thugtalk9315]

@Teddy Hunt who the fuck is Akbar ?

[@PasscodeAdvance]

You forgot the Vedas which contains all of worlds knowledge?

[@rajeshr5140]

So incredibly proud of ISRO and the people working there. Pride of India 🇮🇳 🇮🇳

[@jayjangale2980]

ISRO (Indian Space Research Organisation)

[@DarkKnight-OO7]

NASA : We have money💲 , We will pay our scientists more to work Hard SpaceX/ISRO : Build a Rocket 😄 NASA : 😩😩😩😭😭😭 ... SpaceX/ISRO : 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@DarkKnight-OO7]

@@billionfollowers6528 They need Russian Soyuz for sending astronauts

[@scottsteiner359]

NASA is stuck in Black holes and space mysteries . ISRO ko faida lena chahiye is situation ka

[@DarkKnight-OO7]

@@scottsteiner359 ISRO has also made significant contribution in space studies with Astrosat (only telescope which detects both X-rays and UV rays) don't think we are behind them in any field

[@UsmcAbney]

Were was ISRO when NASA was at the moon 50 years ago

[@ujjalkalita3323]

@Teddy Hunt most of Flat earthers are also from America, remember?

[@ramakrishnagrampurohit5576]

This was very nice video. I love the launching style of falcon 9. As an Indian, I am proud of isro as they made a record of launching 104 satellites.

[@radherana4513]

spaceX: we have the most powerful rockets Blue Origin: we are the richest space agency ISRO ( to spaceX and Blue Origin): good for you

[@LilRedRasta]

SpaceX will initially be the leader, but once Bezos gets serious, Blue Origin will be the leader. Money matters. Still I don't think Bezos gets serious until Musk lands on Mars. By 2035-40, Blue Origin will probably be better. Bezos is like Steve Jobs and Apple, wait for someone else to do the hard work then come in an take all the credit.

[@tahneethompson6012]

no, money doesn't matter, the people who work for Spacex are both passionate and extremely talented, jeff's team is nowhere near as passionate so they will always be at a disadvantage

[@mnikhk]

How old is Bezos isn’t he like 60-70 Idk if he would be able to even live till we make it to Mars

[@odysseusrex5908]

@@mnikhk Jeff Bezos is 54.

[@odysseusrex5908]

@@tahneethompson6012 What you say about the Blue origin team may be true. How do you know it?

[@TheMrPeteChannel]

Keep in mind. People in India make less $ and many things are cheaper. That 1.7 billion budget is more like 20 billion.

[@manishgurav2369]

As compared to video comments section is more entertaining 😂😂😂😂

[@sportsfails4998]

SpaceX will almost undoubtably rule the early market for spaceships. BFS’s will rule the skies, at least for our first few decades as a spacefaring economy. When flights to Mars become routine in maybe 20-30 years however, SpaceX will probably release some of its principles of the BFR/BFS design for other companies to use as Elon was never a money thirsty guy, and him and spaced will probably be well into the design process of BFR v2.0 at this point, to push humanity even further past mars.

[@E9X330]

@Proger13 10 they can't work together

[@sportsfails4998]

Proger13 10 You’re right, it would be ideal if the two would work together, since both of them are making innovative spacecraft with full reusability in mind. But what really concerns me is how Uncooperative nasa is being, using some of the smartest people on the planet and billions of $ to work on the SLS, essentially a buffed up shuttle but with 0 reusability and will cost 1 billion per launch instead of helping spacex or isro building their inexpensive and efficient spacecraft.

[@E9X330]

@@sportsfails4998 that's because NASA can't decide what rocket they want, also isro scrapped reusability for now

[@jenspn00]

Maybe BlueOrigin should start by sending something to orbit.

[@nirnayrath9828]

Wish more budget->more research programs for ISRO.

[@bgmi77868]

For isro hit a like👍👍👍 For space x comment👇👇

[@syedhasanmashfik9930]

Isro is only for india but spacex/blueorigin is for mankind.... That is the difference. 🥺🥺🥺

[@apoorvnawani]

Ofcourse ISRO will be more efficient if its budget is increased.

[@RiverKingfisher]

Apoorv Nawani agree but, they’re government organizations. spaceX and blue origin are Private, so they almost cant be compared. but ULA and NASA is the best

[@gourish9737]

Isro ❤️🇮🇳

[@niteshkumar-tn6by]

1.4 billion talent in India and retired officer of NASA serve in isro.isro used horizontal technology which is just similar to present technology so for the recent project isro is going to get success but for future project may be spacex or blue origin.

[@happyjohn1656]

1:20 "Apisode!" 😀 10:33:00 PM 12/2/2018

[@myyoutube4542]

he did NASA so dirty he didn't even mention them

[@georgevavoulis4758]

Please look into a super heavy lift launch vehicle that sadly never got off the drawing board . In the 1961 the SEA DRAGON it would be so massive you could strap the Apollo Saturn 5 rocket on to it .

[@777ashay]

Deep down we all know that space x is going to dominate

[@Ashish-sw9te]

I am here for ISRO

[@crazypetpurson8681]

Something I would like to start a conversation about is this: when there was the comparison between the Blue Origin engine and the Merlin engine (about 5:50) to compare and contrast Blue Origin and SpaceX, there wasn't mention of the Raptor Engine, which if I am correct, is significantly more powerful than the Blue Origin engine. Also, am I wrong in saying that with this engine it puts SpaceX ahead of Blue Origin and perhaps ISRO, since the Starship would be a more powerful rocket and, due to its design, more versitile?

[@shivanshuojha1307]

How to get views: *make a video on India or something about India*