The Sad TRUTH about ISRO's Gaganyan Mission

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[@joyalsajan1168]

@Sahil Sk Members only hai wo.

[@pelomehuliyo]

@Sahil Sk are bhai shayad uski hi channel hai haina..

[@joyalsajan1168]

INDIA THE LAND OF UNDERACHIEVERS.. Be drdo or sro ,both are plagued with mediocrity.🤬🤬

[@Dhirajkumar-ls1ws]

bullet train 3 saal m complete honi thi 2023 m ab 2028 m hogi. jo bhi project hou usko 3x ya 4x karlena real completion year mil jayega.

[@techstuffwithakshaj]

Bhai tumara content lajavab hain.i want to become astronaut in future , your videos always inspire me

[@PowerTrain]

Let ISRO take its time and making the best of what they can and surely will

[@bumpyrock8722]

Yeah man let them take as much time they want and create a masterpiece, so the results must shock the world.

[@prakhar9137]

aree sir aap

[@aniruddha3431]

@@तरबुज_खाने_वाला_राक्षस 🤦‍♀️

[@ix5-10debasishrout6]

@@तरबुज_खाने_वाला_राक्षस ISRO ke launches ke kam toh tera IQ hai

[@joyalsajan1168]

@@तरबुज_खाने_वाला_राक्षस YE PAPPU ka CHAPARASSI HAI🤣🤣🤣

[@lollmaowow2968]

Good decision. Better be successful than be sorry. Personally feel that the funding to ISRO is peanuts. Need to economically grow to 10 trillion to get the funding right.

[@Himanshukumar-ek7fh]

For 10 trillion dollar , we have to wait for untill 2030. Even 5 -6 trillion dollar economy can afford it

[@lollmaowow2968]

@@Himanshukumar-ek7fh No. China was 5-8 trillion range when they did that astronaut thingy... We are democratic so add 2 trills more

[@joyalsajan1168]

3 billion is peanuts for us...But the gov has other priorities over space.

[@nilnull5457]

Better to make private sector do all the lighter satellite launching, while ISRO exclusively concentrates on heavy/super-heavy launches and research satellite/cutting-edge technology stuff which would be out of hands from private sector. ISRO can use private sector for outsourcing of many of its non-secretive/easyish jobs. This way, money can be saved/better utilized.

[@abhaypatel4292]

@@joyalsajan1168 definitely it has..we are still developing

[@SudheendraRao26]

Bhai, first time literally, on dot waiting for any premier on KZbin. All the best,

[@jackharper5642]

on dot waiting for any premier on KZbin??? Smjha hi nhi comment

[@GareebScientist]

ye toh bas main points the, isske bajay bhi bohot kaam hein koi nahi, iss saal G1 dekhne mila toh bhi badi khushi hogi

[@jashpatel161]

acha bhaiya tau what do u think kabhi hoga mission

[@varunraj3888]

haa sahi baat h

[@sanjitabiswas804]

Ok

[@gazzy01]

But till then China will get more than 15 years or 2 decades ahead of ISRO.

[@abusimbe]

Just a hunch. I may be completely wrong. After the crash of Chandrayaan 2 lander I think ISRO is more careful than before because may be of the kind of reaction that it generated. Not sure but just something I feel.

[@GareebScientist]

Spacex je bhi bohot time lagaya apne crew dragon ke liye, Boeing ka starliner nasa ke help ke sath bhi ab tak operational nahi hein . Human spaceflight is hard , private ho ya government Aur virgin Galactic ka suborbital hein toh usse compare karke phayda nahi

[@shubhamkumar6689]

Aisa hota toh abhi August me gslv mk2 wala launch fail na hota. Baat ye hai ki Isro ki phle se human spaceflight ki preparation na ke barabar hai, Isro zero se start kar rhi hai. Gslv ki launches kafi kam hui hai pslv ke comparison, sbse phle toh unko gslv ko master krna hoga jaise pslv ko master kiya hai.

[@mohammedazarudeen7944]

Brother, countries are literally struggling to put a single satellite into orbit, be proud and be patient

[@gamingcreatesworlddd2425]

@@mohammedazarudeen7944 true

[@Subh8081]

Just a hunch. ISRO underestimated the technical difficulty and need more preparation and more budget. With crap economy of India that budget can only be released slowly. Hence the delay.

[@Satadru74x9]

Let ISRO take their time. They don't deserve unnecessary pressure. It's ok if they can't make it to 2022 Independence Day target. The success of the mission itself carries so much huge milestone for India that we don't need it to be ready for 75th Independence day. I prefer safer success in first attempt over unnecessary pressure. All the best ISRO for Mission Gaganyaan. Jai Bharat. Vande Mataram.

[@Godeeznuts]

Agreed 💯

[@TitaniumSV5]

A well put-together update video.

[@thelastminutetrade]

Who else space lovers ❣️ ISRO pride of India 🇮🇳😍🙏

[@R69-u6q]

USA planed for Apollo in 1959 and John F Kennedy said that they will launch this mission in 1969 and they did it

[@abhirajsinghrana6809]

They already had the infra and the chances of success were 22% only 😅

[@shubhampreetsingh8630]

And they funded it heavily too because they wanted to defeat ussr.

[@techriot5723]

and everybody knows what happened to the Apollo program later

[@gamingcreatesworlddd2425]

@@techriot5723 Apollo 13 ka band baj Gaya tha

[@gamingcreatesworlddd2425]

@@abhirajsinghrana6809 hey atleast better than 10%🤣🤣even Soviets congratulated them

[@utkarshsingh8686]

We will wait ....proud of you ISRO.. Take your time , we will always with you..best of luck✌️ with Lots of love ❣️❣️🇮🇳🇮🇳🚀🚀👨‍🚀👩‍🚀

[@pranavgaikwad8955]

Please give us updates on RLVTD and Admire. Love this video got great estimates about timelines. Keep making such videos about the future and ongoing missions💯👍

[@dhruv1863]

Very informative! Great video as always

[@apoorvsingh750]

Sad for the delays. At least they must launch one uncrewed mission this year to keep the aspirations alive

[@AstroRoxy]

Crewed Gaganyaan mission feels very far away. Publicly available jo timeline h unofficial sources ke according woh bhot vague h. Uncrewed Gaganyaan ki hi abhi dates nhi h, jo bhi updates ISRO twitter pe deti h woh bhi bhot chote hote h😅 pata hi lagta kitna progress ho chuka h... Kitna time aur lagne wala h. JWST jese tarikh pe tarikh bhi nhi de rahe par ab yeh toh samaj Aa gya h jinta bada aur complex hoga space mission utne hi jyda delays Aayge.

[@GareebScientist]

ha, because on milestones , kuch hum bhi predict nahi kar sakte properly

[@abhaypatel4292]

Isro standard time..😆🥺 Hasu ya rou samagh nhi aata

[@adityarajput.s9711]

@@abhaypatel4292 Hase ga to tu pagal hai or agar rou ga to Robu khela aega 😂😂😂 kuch mat kar.

[@mutualrespect4411]

There are no words for the amount of efforts you make to gather the knowledge. Absolutely brilliant!

[@prachurgupta9719]

I also feel that the schedule was set back due to the sub optimal year which ISRO had last year(only 2 launches,1 failure). They need to bounce back

[@parasmodi4746]

As mentioned in your video u r right We need perfect solution for space travel not Unbalanced machine Already iss done almost all micro gravitation experiment almost we have roughly similar data even we achieve it late doesn't matter We need to focus moon landing technology cause next could be mining on moon race for energy So we have to start preparing for that technology also Thanks bro I like your video And your information is almost accurate 👍🏻

[@_vkvy]

ISRO ❤️🇮🇳 whenever i pronounce feel something pride , achievable, smile on a face it is not just a name it is emotion 📈📈

[@niraj_dave]

They'll get it right as long as they take their time and learn. Not being in competition with anyone helps in this case.

[@adisura9904]

I believe delays are not a big deal. But isro needs to work on its work culture to meet targets more frequently.

[@skrajvanshiGKS4982]

इस बारे में देर ही दुरुस्त होगी, सुरक्षा प्रथम, सफलता तत्पश्चात

[@sunilnair4755]

So nicely explained and why this changes of sending satellite was done in 2023.. itself

[@nilnull5457]

Any satellite launches on GSLV Mk2 makes my anxiety go 📈. Seriously, why hasn't ISRO been able to make it as reliable as PSLV/GSLV Mk3?

[@kunjukunjunil1481]

Because it's 'compromise vehicle' built to accommodate the cryogenic upper stage engines bought from the Russia . It's fundamentally flawed.

[@tirthachakrabarti5912]

Here's a reason. CE-7.5 is based on Russian KVD-1 which uses staged combustion cycle. It's an efficient but complex cycle so more risky. Vikas and CE-20 of PSLV and GSLV Mk3 use Gas generator cycle which somewhat less efficient but simpler and more reliable. PSLV is solid+hypergolic as well. Cryogenic is much more complex. That said, CE-7.5 powered Mk2 flew 8 times. 6 of them are consecutive successes.

[@tirthachakrabarti5912]

@@kunjukunjunil1481 That's a vague reason. Mk2 never failed due to overall vehicle design. Once failed due to turbopump failure, second time due to fuel tank pressure drop. Both problems are in the cryo stage.

[@tyrantfox7801]

Bruv , it's rocket science ..... You can't just speed run it. It's even more difficult when the rocket for human flight

[@kunjukunjunil1481]

@@tirthachakrabarti5912 😄 Yes it's "vague " (Ask any ISRO scientists personally) .See you forgot to mention the other four failures ,which are so diverse in their failure modes (and the inefficient 'Solid core +liquid Strap-on booster 'configuration) In reality it was a rocket built around the Cryogenic stage ,not like the Later MK3 version which is a proper developed vehicle.

[@manojbiswal]

Excellently elaborated . Thank you for the information . I am a great admirer of your work.

[@Mr_Sachin_Yadav]

Nice animation Bro keep it up🤞🤞🤞

[@Vickcy]

The capsule, service module and crew escape system looks same as NASAs Artemis system!!

[@BeyondNoise9]

It hurts to see India progressing so slowly.. We have the best brains in the world still the potential of this country is not unlocked at all till now.. hope this changes soon in the future

[@prashantsinghsisodia6709]

Best brains?? Galat mansikta mai mat raho bhai woh jo america wagera mai Indians hai jyada tar woh creamy level ke hote hai tabhi toh waha pe hai.

[@GareebScientist]

It's not slow if you compare to other human spaceflight programs .....

[@harshbardhan7917]

Best brains ? Aisa kuch nhi hai.

[@prashantsinghsisodia6709]

@@harshbardhan7917 maine bhi yahi bola hai bhai america mai Indians ki success ko dekhke kuch bhi samajh lete hai log asal mai woh extraordinary hote hai phele se hi

[@iotasymbol8498]

@@prashantsinghsisodia6709 bhai there is budget difference tooo nasa have 30 billion dollar budget and isro have 1 billion dollar budget and other thing about scientist is that every scientist is brilliant be it in nasa or in isro

[@ariyanmaitra595]

You predictions were spot on though they say 2025 i think it will be launched in 2026

[@chanakya5480]

Russia Ukraine war also effect ISRO mission. Agree with you most important is safety of the astronaut.jay Hind 🇮🇳

[@stekra3159]

It may take a village to create an engineer It takes a nation of a million of them to have enough time knowledge and wealth of them to build a rocket to get Astronaut of them to space. I hope you find it worth it inda.

[@GareebScientist]

Yep, since this is 1st time , nothing is going to be smooth, but the knowledge gained will shape all future isro missions in a better and hopefully faster way

[@WhatThisVideo-WTv]

Boht he kam logo ko pta hota h ki ye jo b development space sector me hoti h, yhi eventually humari day to day life me b aati h. Jaise ek chota sa microwave jo itna common h aaj k time jisme hum asani se khana kbi b garam kr lete h, vo space program se he aya h. Space program is very crucial for a country's growth.

[@commieTerminator]

spaceX with no huge government funding did manned mission, developed reusable rockets, developed rockets more powerful than ISRO's and deployed more number of total satellites into space than ISRO in a very small time span. How are they even doing this with such a fast pace? Shouldn't India push more privatization in space sector?

[@priyadarshi8548]

That's the point ISRO is not a private organisation so we should not expect it to compete with spacex

[@qubit_108]

SpaceX has the backing of the world's richest man.

[@gamingcreatesworlddd2425]

@@qubit_108 not that it's just they did lots of research on reusable rockets and nasa outsourced all satellite launching of low earth orbit to space x and boeing

[@abusimbe]

Thanks for the detailed explanation.

[@mutualrespect4411]

This is fine, currently Indian govt must concentrate and fund internal security, internal Harmony and defence.

[@nuclearbriefcase7259]

it,s Better to be late then make a mistake because we are sending human not only machine in this mission any mistake can be harmful

[@The_SkullKnight]

Wonderful video, very well made. Delays are disappointing but we have to trust ISRO that they are doing best they see possible. Human missions are very crucial, no one wants to see a failure. No public or government pressure should interfere in this. I feel the covid lockdowns really messed up ISROs planning. And maybe they have rethink some things after Chandrayaan 2. Also we should not forget the indigenous aspect of this whole thing. Still i hope ISRO improve their PR and communicate regularly with public. A simple video like this is far more important then some press release.

[@chinmaymokal532]

please make detailed video on isro samudrayan

[@kirangole1374]

Thanks sir my dream for astronaut banna hai support to gareeb scientists mere success ke piche gareeb scientists ka bahut hat hoga so thank you🌹🌹🙏🙏🙏

[@jamyrc2688]

Can you make a video explaining higher dimensions of space (I know they are difficult to visualize) and How will time be perceived if we tried to increase the dimension of time in our 3D Space and 1D Time 'uni'verse?

[@rohitmaity2529]

Are you asking about Alfa centurion galaxy ?

[@confused.cat.]

@@rohitmaity2529 no 😂

[@nootanparija9676]

At last, the video we wanted.🙌🙌

[@vishalpg4259]

Epic Bhai Buddy's Deep Respect 🇮🇳🙋🏻‍♂️👏🏻

[@wantsomecandies73]

It's better To think about Upcoming New year's mission. Realistically Sending a crewmen involves a calculated risk. But I have a question is ISRO planning to send humanoid Robot in crewed mission ?,if so how and when?

[@behumanist]

Sir problem test ki nahin, problems time ki hai. ISRO chahe to sare tests 2022 me kar skta hai, hai aur phir 2023 me human rated launch kare, par Budget ki dikkat hai. ISRO ko agar apna budget chahiye to thoda clean and clear approach Lani padegi. Hamare politics me space ko Lana padega, aur public support ke bina ye budget nahin badhega We must request to ISRO to communicate with public and get ideas, just the way SpaceX's Elon Musk interacts. This creates interest in public and in return support increases. ISRO should use modern lightweight and eye-catching designs in rocket because the although these old-fashioned designs are successful, but this doesn't interest our youth. Moreover, more and more young people should be included in ISRO because they have new vision for the future and can think in multiple ways. Hope this becomes true.🙂

[@adtraveller7155]

सहरसा की धरती से आपसभी को मेरा प्रणाम 🙏

[@TslrEntertainment]

ISRO should take his time and make project as perfect as possible But delay hurt as a fan

[@dhanushna1707]

Where are the facilities located like OMPF, Gaganyan nivas and mission control centre..

[@crictracker8436]

Very well explained bro.👍💙

[@harshangral1342]

Let isro take it's time because history is build only once

[@parmbirsingh6378]

that Gslv mk2 video is wavy to avoid copyright?

[@GareebScientist]

Yes Yes lol

[@zirkon02]

Agar iss hisab se chalta raha to bann gaya Indian space station 2030 tak!

[@ISHANTECHS]

Sir which software use to make animation please reply..

[@abdulbasit4791]

hope the mission is successful in the future

[@AbhishekSachans]

7:18 I think they should not hurry just to be in sync with some program. Allegedly, same thing was done by NASA in their challenger mission (mentioned in the book - "Why do you care what other people think?" by Richard Fyenman). Although G1 is not a human spaceflight mission, some external thing should not be the motivation to accelerate the process.

[@adityanrajesh2634]

Let ISRO take their Time.

[@sfs-india8921]

What do you think of other missions? Like chandrayan 3, shukrayaan, Aditya L1, mangalyaan 2, Collab with Japan and Collab with Nasa (nisar), will they get 1 or 2 years delay? Jab isro ke missions delay hotah hai hame anxiety hoti hai.

[@GareebScientist]

Chandrayaan 3 and Aditya L1 will come very close to completion and launch this year .. hopefully will launch this year

[@sfs-india8921]

@@GareebScientist I also hope that only, and shukrayaan can't be missed right? Cuz of launch window can't be missed. +Most of the mission I mentioned those are on GSLV so the manufacturing factor will be there also

[@gamingcreatesworlddd2425]

@@sfs-india8921 shukrayaan can't be missed due to Venus orbit being in perfect spot in 2023

[@user-hp2yz9hp1l]

चंद्रयान 3 की क्या स्थिति है इसके बारे में वीडियो बताइए

[@niveditayadav5509]

Don't care for "Azadi ka amrit mahotsava" and 75th or 76th anniversary of Independence day care for the clarity required in the missions

[@amiteshpramanik6254]

Fully agreed with you. Quality should be first priority and Knowledge is the ultimate goal.

[@kirangole1374]

Best information

[@amongthemo.o]

1:51 😂love the logic !

[@rajasekhare9573]

I think ISRO will launch gagan yaan with humans in control in 2024.

[@rohitoshpatil2494]

Sir I have doubt not related to this topic Why isro is not working on its admire reusable rockets ?? Kyuki isse settelite send krna or cheap ho jayega na...

[@GareebScientist]

They are working. Rockets banana easy nahi hein, time lagta hain bohot

[@prathameshshinde7281]

What is the progress on SCE 200 engine?

[@Galaxite.....]

I have problem in animation you separate the Side boosters during ignition.

[@ImranKhan-ty6mx]

Great video. Good critical thinking.

[@CrusadeVoyager]

Isro may launch humans to space in early 2025 looking at things at present.

[@N1lav]

I would prefer have ISRO delay the mission to develop all the required technologies and safety measures. No need to hurry the project and put astronauts life at risk. Our Mars orbiter got there in the first try, our people should get to space in the first try as well.

[@yashraj9080]

how you got those satellite images, those are amazing can you provide link of that site if possible

[@GareebScientist]

The 1st on on Google Earth and others from sentinel sat, Google eo browser

[@creativex4938]

I wish i would be the part of crewed mission of ISRO💖💖. My innovative plans would be used and we succeed in our mission JAY HIND 🇮🇳

[@namanchauhan8690]

I was very angry after looking to thumbnail but then now I watched the video and I feel satisfied 😊

[@sauvikdev354]

I think isro should think about incorporating a robot mission before jumping to human mission in order to validate the performance of sub system and other payloads , no matter how long it takes but safety of crew member is foremost...

[@breastmilkgaming]

they're literally flying a robot on the uncrewed missions it's called Vyom Mitra

[@_.Kakayana._]

I love your videos

[@jambudwipbharat6261]

I really hope that ISRO does not cut corners or compromise on quality controls based on the need of political people to blow their own trumpet.

[@shaikhhasan356]

Good Information

[@aryanbparida5998]

Gareeb Scientist ab Ameer Scientist hai😜🤣😂 Love ur Video🥺😈❤️🔥

[@theindianwave8560]

ambani and adani should also set up private shuttle and rocket making companies like spacex. then isro missions will be fast like nasa

[@akshad.k7285]

If possible please make a video on China using Russian maal for their space. Always love ur content.

[@candlelight7064]

Isro 😍😍❤

[@abhirashi1982]

Questions that I am still not get my head around. What is the use of NSIL if ISRO may not want to get rid of atleast PSLV and GSLV launches fully. Is there a truth that lot of ISRO energy is been wasted in producing these vehicles? What are the challenges in making NSIL a full fledged production agency for atleast launch vehicles like SSLV, GSLV Mk2, PSLV.

[@AD_SPACE_2024_...Aditya...]

1:11 gareeb scientist vid without ksp?impossible .😎👽

[@dr.xd_eceptive7792]

9:55 why there is no smoke 🤔

[@tyrantfox7801]

Space programmes and delays.... A match made in heaven

[@GareebScientist]

Yes quite normal .... unfortunately

[@tyrantfox7801]

@@GareebScientist I know. Can't skip steps when human flight is involved

[@abhaypatel4292]

Space program ki jagah Indian bureaucracy bhi likh de

[@prashantsinghsisodia6709]

@@abhaypatel4292 aisa kuch nahi hai , pure confidence ki jaroorat hoti hai man missions keliye, itni si bat nahi jati kya brain mai??

[@abhaypatel4292]

@@prashantsinghsisodia6709 ha to mene kab mana..kia kabhi isro problem with beuraucracy padhna..delays in small issues eventually effect the main mission..

[@kunaldewangan2488]

IST ISRO standard time is true and thats why ISRO provide amazing mission and result 🤩💯💯

[@theunbeatable1755]

Can u make a video on ISRO's TSTO space plane

[@jeetusingh3030]

I have 1 question which remains unanswered in this video. Who will the ones to be part of the first manned crew? I sincerely hope they are our scientists who work day and night to make such missions possible. This will send a positive message all across the world as well that Indians give chances to people who deserve it.

[@vishrut1000]

They will be Air Force officers.

[@projjwalray-6341]

Would ISRO be considering sending of human shaped mannequins, fitted with sensors to get a better idea about their systems in their uncrewed missions?

[@GareebScientist]

Most data is anyways gathered through sensors but in the 2nd mission there will be a robot called vyommitra .

[@ishanbaxi9836]

We compare NASA With ISRO sometimes but we forget they dropped human in moon within 10 years in late 1950’s ….. isro cannot prosper like NASA

[@shrodingerscat8940]

Nasa ke pas infinite budget he

[@gamingcreatesworlddd2425]

@@shrodingerscat8940 not infinite budget that's why even though Canadian Japanese and nasa all combined there funding for jwst still it's delayed by 18 years it was meant to launch in 2005 it successfully launched in 2021

[@VivekSingh-iw1jc]

Dhanyawad 🙏

[@crafterandbuilder]

Some on think that it is impossible but it is hard.

[@darthashpie]

They should be super sure before launching vyomnauts , delay is acceptable as long they are safe and the Mission is successful

[@samarthbarshi1916]

After the august GISAT failure ISRO hasnt lauched any sat yet.

[@yellowNred]

JWST was delayed too. What's the rush?

[@hajimeisayama9842]

Cause we are already far behind schedule...

[@gamingcreatesworlddd2425]

@@hajimeisayama9842 yes jwst was budget issue more or less

[@pravatsenapati3447]

Awesome information

[@spaceguy3210]

Sir pls can you tell the address of (ompf).

[@IMSRGURJAR]

Love you ❤️

[@ridge72]

If i say true that in past few years china had done many thing they sent rover to moon and Mars also and isro only delaying everything now in 2022 isro should work like nasa and china

[@smncoolidfk]

But the difference is, the aforementioned space agencies you mentioned have at least ten times ISRO's budget

[@gamingcreatesworlddd2425]

@@smncoolidfk yes and space technology isn't any jugaad just 80% work is just for research launch is just the rest 20% with isros minuscule budget they are preety successful in reaching moon and Mars hope will be successful in gaganyaan

[@jayantajithazarika2619]

Dear Brother , Tell us if India is learning about making everything related to Gaganjan from Russia the way Indian astranauts are undergoing training in Russia under Ruscosmoss ?

[@prathameshchavan166]

Love you bhai

[@pratikagrawal8742]

Excellent video

[@success6244]

Then it means we will only be able to launch our space Station by 2035+-2. By the way, I want to ask whether ISRO standard time applies to only ISRO or other Space Agencies too?

[@yangshujian]

Most of the space agencies in the world. Maybe China can be considered as an exception since they usually just don't announce any specific dates until very close to launch. There will be no delay is no precise timing is being expected. For example, their current announced plan is to land Chinese on the Moon "around 2030". No exact year is set as the target.

[@GareebScientist]

Right