"Dear Elon Musk..." - ISRO Chief's Message For The Iconic Billionaire

[@SKJeeva]

For Musk, everything is as easy as eating a Rusk 😂. I like ISRO and Somnath Sir ❤

[@rohitw614]

Elon Musk took a risk of loosing everything Somnath took a secure salary job 😂

[@notatallnerd]

Elon is not a scientist and somnath sir is not a entrepreneur ​@@rohitw614

[@PrincepratapsinghRawat-cw5em]

​@@rohitw614but he didn't loose anything

[@namanagarwal7521]

One thing I noticed and might have missed by most people's eyes was that Ranveer is such a good conversation starter. Somnath sir is a reserved person who speaks only a sentence or two, but getting the details of his knowledge was a tough challenge that Ranveer was constantly trying to get into!

[@Living_for_Him_Alone]

❤

[@venkateshinakollu9681]

This interview might definitely boosts and encourage younger minds towards Space science and technology

[@a.kpointofview134]

The Real Hero Somnath Sir ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@IOSARBX]

TRS Clips, amazing content it was really entertaining

[@marketpathsalabangla05]

How humble person he is❤

[@tf.vaibhav]

Always proud on india!! 🫡

[@uurk5lo4]

And godi

[@mysterioustricky6345]

​@@uurk5lo4 German shepherd ka pilla aaya hai isko biscuit do

[@Udhampur_railfan]

Respect for elon musk from J&k 🇮🇳

[@YashBurad-cq9rj]

Ground to indian soil❤

[@Sinecosec]

I am proud of my country and ISRO. But fact is fact elon musk is genius he has some things which we can't even think of

[@uurk5lo4]

Why?

[@ishaanms9194]

​@@uurk5lo4his brain works 10 years ahead then us.... go and re search about ad astra

[@tarunkumar877]

Thanks a lot Brother ❤ so insightful

[@JoeBiden1776]

Continuous nuclear detonation engine already exists in books to attain higher speeds in frictionless space. You can try it if you have resources!! Goodluck!

[@Shukra2.0]

Somanath Sir 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻❤️🌠

[@rupeshsingh2670]

Same thing Dhirubhai ambani did in 1980 in india which elon musk is doing in usa. Its simple. It means creating a good product and along with that handle external environment. Handle politicians of the country. Handle loobying in the business.

[@JyothiBaabu]

Only👌Isro🙏🦄👑🦄🙏is KING👌

[@Prashiiiii]

Watching after spacex successful rocket fork landing something great has been accomplished…

[@AatmanirbharBhaarath47]

Americans are going to have to run for money in 10-15 years. Bhaarat is rising. Jai Hind 🇮🇳

[@sakshamShukla_]

We won't even reach the moon by then. Stop being delusional.

[@AatmanirbharBhaarath47]

@@sakshamShukla_ You are delusional. You are underestimating our potential.

[@ishaanms9194]

​@@AatmanirbharBhaarath47America will never run out of money.. many intelligent Asian students are dying to go to America especially indian and Chinese people... due to politics it's difficult for india to be in top

[@this-is-AS-47]

😂 😂 😂

[@JoeBiden1776]

For now your astronauts,leaders have been running for training,transfer of technology Between US and russia💝

[@lovestruckcow]

Elon musk x Indian talent will be a good marriage. He’s all about jugaad and loves hard working smart engineers. And we lack wildly driven leaders like him in the country.

[@BizVerseTv]

He wares it on his t shirt ! 😂

[@ronjos]

Equal footing with Elon Musk? ISRO has spent 36 years trying to develop an air-breathing rocket with no success. They claim success but they are lying. I know because I used to work there. Elon Musk is building multiple rocket engines every day, it takes ISRO 5 years to assemble one cryo or semi-cryo engine, that too with help from Ukraine etc. And you have the arrogance to ask for equal footing with Elon Musk? Until last year ISRO and GoI would not allow Starlink services in India. Musk launches a rocket every day carrying dozens of satellites each weighing 300 to 500 kg. And ISRO took how many years to develop the small sat launch vehicle which can launch one 500 kg satellite? And you want equal footing with Elon Musk? It goes to show how little ISRO and Somnath know about SpaceX and Elon Musk. For that matter even Lockheed Martin, ULA, Boeing, ESA and others are not aware, so Somnath can be excused for that. Recently the Raptor Ver 3 was shown and the head of ULA called it an unfinished engine. SpaceX responded with a picture of the "unfinished" engine firing. The competition cannot even conceive of a rocket engine which looks so simple and streamlined that they called it unfinished. I appreciate ISRO's efforts as a government organisation but one problem that ISRO has is conceit. From Madhavan Nair to every ISRO head, they boast too much until they fail. The host of this program is not knowledgeable at all. I don't even think he has a science background. Elon Musk has never mentioned ISRO except when Indian reporters ask him what he thinks about ISRO and he has responded by saying that for a government organization, ISRO has accomplished a lot. I am not blaming ISRO at all except for the boasting and fooling the Indian people. Even NASA is useless these days. If not for Elon, NASA would have been at the complete mercy of the Russians.

[@nanda6640]

You only know ,Elon, you dont know how many failed....just hold your horses

[@John-ff5fw]

Agreed. I had a friend at ISRO, he told me same thing. Here Somnath is just downplaying Musk by saying oh they had political connections so they got Engine from NASA. Lol he dont know shit! Elon was just 180 million dollar guy before SPACEX. He had no money left when he launched his final rocket which was successful and NASA awarded him 2.3 billion dollar contract. ISRO chairman says, we should open libraries at religious places. Thanks to Europeans they developed all this tech with their mindset. Asians don't even have a mindset to be able to copy what is already invented! 😂

[@ALC0A021]

ISRO is not taking help from Ukraine, Russia etc anymore. Chandrayaan etc were all indigenous. 2 of my friends are working in ISRO they informed me.

[@vijayadeep0_0]

​@@John-ff5fwYou need to rethink about your thought over here, Musk got the engines from Russian missiles and reverse engineered to make the Falcon rockets , We know that too Political connections here is referred to the connection with politics by which he was able to grow so quickly Somnaths quotes on temples is about preservation of ancient culture , This is not about Rocket science

[@John-ff5fw]

@@vijayadeep0_0 doesn't matter. He did not get rocket engines from Russia. Russians laughed at him, so he made those engines all by himself with help of nasa scientists he hired. Tom Muller is his chief rocket engine developer. Somnath did not do to preserve ancient culture. He was just trying to woo bjp govt. Who can read at any religious place as there is always too much rush and noise around of devotees. Schools and libraries are built for learning and temples for worship. Everything has its own utility. Fyi Elon musk learnt rocketry all by himself in a very sophisticated library not at church. I speak the truth, I don't have to change anything as long as things I speak are factually correct. If political connections are responsible for cutting edge growth of companies like SPACEX, Adani would have already terraformed Mars and Ambanis would have had a reception on Mars.

[@onlybillioners]

Gaganyan kab tak launch hoga sir 🤔

[@MrAdarsh5]

The upcoming Gaganyaan mission is set to launch in december this year.

[@saum]

@5:17 - Ranverer, its "Pale Blue Dot" and not a Big Blue Ball. Jesus, you need to read up a bit about the topic beforehand before interviewing such great minds. Please Please come across as more intelligent than you are during interviews.

[@rishabhsingh2368]

Sun be angrez jyada Gyan mat de

[@shivdholakia]

The "Pale Blue Dot" refers to a famous photograph of Earth taken by the Voyager 1 spacecraft on February 14, 1990. From a distance of about 3.7 billion miles (6 billion kilometers), Earth appears as a tiny speck, less than a pixel in size, against the vastness of space. The phrase "Pale Blue Dot" was popularized by the astronomer Carl Sagan, who used it as the title of his 1994 book. In this book, Sagan reflects on the photograph and what it symbolizes. He eloquently describes how the image underscores the fragility and smallness of Earth in the vast cosmic arena, serving as a humbling reminder of our place in the universe. The photograph and Sagan's reflections on it have become iconic in discussions about space exploration, environmentalism, and humanity's future. However, for most astronauts who go to space, Earth appears as a breathtaking and vibrant planet, characterized by its blue oceans, white clouds, and green and brown landmasses. Depending on the distance from which it is observed, Earth's appearance varies: 1. **Low Earth Orbit (LEO) - Around 200 to 1,200 miles (320 to 2,000 kilometers) above Earth**: - From this altitude, astronauts and satellites see Earth in great detail. The curvature of the planet is visible, along with vast expanses of blue ocean, continents, mountain ranges, and large storm systems swirling in the atmosphere. The planet is predominantly blue due to the vast oceans, hence often called the "Blue Planet." White clouds and weather patterns are also clearly visible, creating dynamic and ever-changing views. 2. **Geostationary Orbit - About 22,236 miles (35,786 kilometers) above Earth**: - From this distance, Earth appears as a full disc. The features of the planet, such as continents, seas, and clouds, can be seen but with less detail than from LEO. The colors-blue, white, green, and brown-are still distinct, with the blue of the oceans being the most prominent. 3. **The Moon (About 238,855 miles or 384,400 kilometers away)**: - From the Moon's surface, Earth appears as a small, bright, colorful globe hanging in the blackness of space. The planet looks much smaller, but its round shape and the blue of the oceans, white of the clouds, and brown and green of the landmasses are still discernible. This view was famously captured in the "Earthrise" photograph taken by the Apollo 8 astronauts in 1968. 4. **Deep Space (Millions to billions of miles away)**: - As spacecraft travel farther from Earth, our planet shrinks in size and eventually appears as a tiny dot in the vastness of space. The "Pale Blue Dot" image taken by Voyager 1 is an example of how Earth looks from about 3.7 billion miles away-a minuscule, almost insignificant speck of light amidst the dark, empty cosmos. In all these views, Earth stands out as a vibrant, life-supporting oasis in the otherwise dark and hostile environment of space.

[@Adi-oc2hd]

Jesus bol deta hu, cool lagunga..

[@saum]

@@Adi-oc2hd hahaha 😆 I was trying to Inject more sarcasm...but I think you did a better job

[@ramjigautam7977]

Make reusable steel rockets before these mission

[@kasiapparao5158]

🎉🎉 this meeting world Shanti Patra wonderful day celebration and important 🎉

[@BizVerseTv]

Pale blue dot from voyager

[@oneearthan]

This is difference between India and USA. USA is now too obsessed with far left wokism, pronouns, genders, they hate Elon because he is anti left. India already suffered under Left, so they appreciate Elon and his achievements. This difference in mentality between India and West is the reason why Barbie grossed more that Oppenheimer in all western countries, but not in India.

[@An_urag9]

Yes, we were under the 'left' between 2014 and 2024. Brilliant insight.

[@oneearthan]

@@An_urag9 Most of Progress of India has been after 2014. There was economic liberalization in 1991 when the country was going bankrupt and good progress for few years due to that, but policy and reforms were stagnant after that. Only corruption, terrorism, and minority pandering. The Govt before 1991 did nothing for 60 years. Worse for States, UP, Bihar, Bengal were ruined.

[@billionstalkinfiniteenergy6870]

Now, this is a quality comment of this video 😊. You are right. Western are playing another games these days 😂😂. Barbie yuck 🤢, Oppenheimer was very insightful 😊.

[@aitrainyourbrain]

Why don't ISRO help (DRDO) or can't develop our own indigenous 5th & 6th generation jet engines for India. where is our talent.If you can't make it then let's make it with private company When Turkey can make kaan.why don't we make our own 5th & 6th generation Tejas

[@EscapefromReality-g4j]

My health was not good ,that guy using electronic harrasment ,how can I candle this situation ,please give me a solution,I have no idea

[@santosh_kumarbtp7]

Please hindi subtitle

[@Whipreet]

Yeah

[@apnahind]

Elon is a successful business man but became overhyped celebrity in the world. Yaha ke indian log ambani Adani ke tarakki se jalege, gaali dege, chor bolege lekin Elon ko hero mante bina kuch jane or samjhe bcoz cool lagta hai 💀

[@notatallnerd]

Yaha pe Ambani adani koi nhi technology ya innovation nhi krte Elon did some of the craziest things

[@death_parade]

@@notatallnerd Adani and Ambani are working on indigenization of the entire green energy supply chain, be it Solar panels or Sodium Ion batteries or Green Hydrogen and electrolyzers. Everybody does not need to be Elon Musk. It is fine as long as they are working for the betterment of the nation.

[@sakshamShukla_]

SpaceX puts 90% of all payloads to orbit. Isro does about 0. Cool toh tu bnna chahta tha ye comment likhte hue, clown ho aap.

[@ALC0A021]

​@@sakshamShukla_ kya? ISRO is putting satellites of other space powers into orbit. Kya Mars pe jaake rehna life ko better banaegi? Bakwas woh Elon Musk ka ideas

[@Sinecosec]

Elon doesn't show off like ambani

[@BizVerseTv]

Money money money

[@Hamarachannel007]

Government vs private 😅

[@vishwjeetkumar5016]

ISRO can never reach the level of Space X i mean it Never. Private is Private Government is government SpaceX and ISRO used to have same budget around 2000s now see where SpaceX is their satelite launch vehicles are already booked the one left come to ISRO for launch we are being left behind.

[@vinaypolisetti1743]

Not big blue ball **

[@abdullah.al.noman.z]

7294D 11:11 24Au2024

[@puneethraj173]

What's with the cringe title 🤮

[@chadj1797]

IFKR????

[@trevornazareth7854]

Why are u judging sm1.

[@carlosguti8946]

Can barely understand 😂😂😂😂 they sound like apu so funny

[@maheshrathod204]

Am sure that after few years later Elon will be a santor 😂😂

[@prateekmanchanda]

Your channel is hacked try to bring back

[@AtulSharma-re7ec]

Go watch salvation than u will understand what musk is

[@SachinKumarchauracia]

Isko kuch smjh nhi aa rha

[@JyothiBaabu]

Mask.. 😭

[@aamir1696]

3:28 Chief actually its “Alpha centauri” not “Alpha century”😂

[@eyeSeeQu]

I dont understand this new type of english...

[@shashank228]

Do u even know English 😂😂😂

[@gauravaitian]

Looks like the host is still living in pre 1947 era

[@Arytonbeco]

Stop with the Elon glaze.

[@danielm173]

Why ?

[@JoeBiden1776]

Every body is trying to gain musk’ attention!!

[@aronax4492]

you whart spak myido no

[@ziamthamel]

Thanks to Elon musk 😂😂😂

[@JohnDoe-kj2cs]

Elon musk is a stud , genius , billionaire ,playboy 😂😂😂😂 unmatched 😂

[@danialredcliff8867]

We should do everything in life from sin to good things then we can achieve anything

[@ALC0A021]

He is overhyped!

[@rohitw614]

Why didn't Somnath started private space company instaid he took secure salary job 😂

[@vishalnagra9752]

Cool bangaya🌝

[@jetpark3743]

He's not musk, aunty

[@Raj-im9hd]

Hey aunty... Tera sweeper ka job kaisa chal raha 😂hai

[@surajvamanacharya9554]

Secure job really ?? He coul have earned 50x more by joining nasa.. he has passion to work for isro and develope indian space... if he starts his private company who will invest in india ??

[@swabhimanmishra7757]

That's the reason why he appreciate elon. Do you think elon knows more space science than him

[@madhusudhanraovengamsetty407]

after elon musk took over x the hate against india grown 1000 times elon musk hate india as much as soros this all of you stop fanboying over elon