New Chandrayaan-3 Results Show Something Unusual Is Happening On Moon

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On 23 August 2023, India scripted history. With its Chandrayaan 3 mission, it became the fourth nation to land on the Moon and the first on the lunar south pole. Within a short period of just a couple of weeks, the Vikram lander and the Pragyan rover made ground-breaking discoveries in the region of the Moon that no nation had ever visited. However, the most intriguing event was recorded three days after Chandrayaan 3 landed on the Moon: The mission's Instrument for Lunar Seismic Activity or ILSA (ill-sa) recorded a potential moonquake. Moonquakes, as the name suggests, are seismic tremors that occur on the Moon. These lunar quakes are a fascinating phenomenon that has captured the interest of scientists and researchers for decades.
The first moonquakes were detected during the Apollo missions in the early 1970s, and the tremors recorded by the Chandrayaan-3 mission could be the first moonquake recorded in over half a century. But why is the detection of these tremors so important for scientists? What other discoveries did the Chandrayaan-3 mission make on the South Pole of the Moon? Finally, and most importantly, what is that one significant thing that Chandrayaan-3, just like previous missions, has failed to find on the lunar surface?
The 76th episode of the Sunday Discovery Series answers all these questions in detail.
Created By: Rishabh Nakra
Written By: Simran Buttar
Narrated By: Brian Pederson

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[@FixItStupid]

Fake Money Made It A Nuclear END..... One Way, OR The Other @ 35 CPM

[@Arturo-lapaz]

The Moon does also oscillate about the equilibrium angle . This motion produces internal time varying gravity gradient forces which result in weak heating and the quakes because the Moon interior is not homogeneous.

[@johnbiggins4864]

Bollywood makes a crummy movie.....can you Believe ?????

[@johnbiggins4864]

This is all bullsiht....a fabrication

[@hopnews_jr]

Most underrated next achievement is.. Previous weeks.. Chandrayan-3 achieve return map module

[@billotto602]

OUTSTANDING video ! Congratulations India ! 🫡 🇮🇳 🇺🇸

[@TanneruTSBabu.-yd4ir]

🙂🇺🇸🇮🇳

[@qiufusheng3058]

Indiot always talk big and boasting.

[@soubhagya8808]

That's not all. Chandrayaan iii mission achieved two more objectives that were not pre-planned. First is the hop experiment when the lander jumped about 40 cms high and landed again 30-40 cm away. Second is the return back of propulsion module to earth's orbit which is confirmed on 10 November.

[@user-rf8zp8nb8m]

I can confirm your info!! Thanks for giving updates, India really has became a force to be reckoned with, they already are a space power and now are on the way to become a space Super Power, I am super excited for upcoming Indian and global missions

[@morganoverbay8783]

Centimeters ?!

[@purushottam_paramdharma]

​@@morganoverbay8783yeah it was not planned, so there was hardly any fue left

[@generaldhautpoul8388]

​@@user-rf8zp8nb8m Easier with space superpower India. They put a 27kg robot on the Moon that worked for 14 days, while the USA put several 1 ton robots on MARS that worked for YEARS. Not to mention that India has not launched a single human into space🤦‍♂️ Yes, it's very nice what they achieved, but they remain the Club's juniors Maybe if he triples the expenses of the space program at least for 10 years, let's talk about Space Power

[@harshavandu]

@generaldhautpaul - - the lunar robot was put on the ‘dark’ side of moon with no solar power so all you can rely on is battery. Hence the 14 days. While the Mars rover had access to sunlight and hence could use its solar panels to recharge itself, which enabled to it to work for years. Hope you stop feeling to confident about your country, no one planned to land on the ‘bright side’ - actually you never succeeded in the dark side in the first place. Now you know who is the junior here. Fighting in a ring (bright side) and surviving in a jungle (dark side) need different skills. Go get some.

[@dananorth895]

It's refreshing to see India's endeavor to conduct lunar research. What little has previously been found has for the most part only created more questions and anomalies. It would be nice to see a network of seizmic sensors distributed around the globe of the moon to more accurately map out it's interior.

[@allankwiatkowski9086]

the one question you did not ask is if it never sees earth hows its information get to earth

[@The_Tiffster]

Satellites

[@swapnilp5774]

@@allankwiatkowski9086 Because communication is relayed through the orbiter.

[@66xx66]

@@allankwiatkowski9086 really ? 🙄 🤣

[@allankwiatkowski9086]

@@The_Tiffster there are satellites on the darkside of the moon sending signals to earth?

[@winningjubbly9712]

I celebrate any achievement by our civilisation that's scientific and peaceful by nature. Nicely done, India and Japan. 😊

[@CaseyBerard-qv6bi]

All of those were created from tactical to practical use

[@bluebottle548]

That's tha spirit

[@competitivemind6785]

India's next mission to moon: Chandrayan-4, which will include a lander weighing 350 Kg and will have a system to moon sample return capsule as well❤

[@sven888]

Life is not above competition, my brother.

[@5738Hemant]

​@@sven888and we are not competing with others bro.. we are competing with us.. we want to be better than us.. and trying to give our future generation more knowledge... Cause if we built our base strong then it will help em more .

[@jmatasomo2660]

@@5738Hemant Well the CGI is better, I think congrats.

[@5738Hemant]

@@jmatasomo2660 yeah your cgi is better no doubt about it.. fake landing . Man i have no words

[@5738Hemant]

@@jmatasomo2660 i mean you fooled entire world man.. the reflection on helmets man top notch 👏 congratulations

[@brentbean7903]

It's good to see other countries expand our knowledge of space exploration. Well done and congratulations to the India space agency.

[@adityap1909]

India that is Bharat has always contributed Ankit astronomy... Knowing 9 planets some ten k years back ...n their attributes, knowing About sun,moon n earth 3d movement and giving earth it's first decimal system and proper calander!

[@swapnilp5774]

@@adityap1909 And a proper knowledge branch for astronomy, called 'jyotish shastra'. It was purely based on astronomy originally, but then some people diverted it towards astrology.

[@gulfy09]

Don't forget the firmament

[@godbyone]

It looked like 80 Video game

[@talkingdrops]

Science for humanity not for just a country

[@davidmacphee3549]

Well Done! So much covered in just 14 minutes!

[@richspillman4191]

It was all cartoons.

[@monumeena348]

​@@richspillman4191low IQ😂

[@swapnilp5774]

@@richspillman4191 Then enjoy it as cartoons.

[@half-lab.services]

@@richspillman4191 ...anime really.

[@smileplease5567]

Not 14 minute, 14 days

[@WeazelJaguar]

10 Points, Well Done India!

[@Risingworldd]

🙏🏻🙏🏻❤️😊

[@SethHixie]

Yeah well done. They can send a craft to the moon but can't afford to clean up their own country of human waste and garbage.

[@SteveEddy-od7fb]

Congratulations India these moon missions are a show of great engineering! And planning

[@israelnwanne8401]

Skeptics say the Apollo mission landings are fake. Is the Indian landing fake too?

[@jmatasomo2660]

Moon missions ? The rocket never went straight up, watch it lol.

[@leonleon2276]

Fantastic stuff india. Worrying about the moon for zero benifits , while more than half the country in poverty. Go India, yehhhh, wooooooo, oh yehhhh.

[@ajitpawar9863]

Don't take our tension, not everyone is poor in India, many people are living a life, and we all are happy here, just change your mind. India is the 5th largest economy and 3rd powerful nation.

[@amiteshbhardwaj2239]

@@leonleon2276 Wow. Another xenophobic racist. Wo Wo go West with racism. Yehh , wooooooo. oh yehhh. Looks like your ass's on fire🤣🤣🤣

[@bobc4d]

well done India in general and Chandrayaan team in particular, great advancement in lunar science.

[@TGill22]

ISRO said collaboration with Japan will be a separate project. Mission 4 will be launched by ISRO and mission will be to collect moon samples and bring them to earth

[@GaveMeGrace1]

Congratulations India! Thank you.

[@irene_renaissance]

It is small steps towards big discoveries for ISRO. Another insightful episode by SOU. Will wait for many more such episodes! 🙏❤️🌌✨

[@richspillman4191]

It was all a cartoon.

[@Dazaioak]

@@richspillman4191 It was a cartoon what you mom and dad made

[@amandussingh7075]

Good thing about India is that it is very resilient. Slow but true to grow.

[@user-xg8mz7jb8s]

So true

[@nps7742]

Slow how is that? it just 75 years after independence, we don't even have proper education system before that. 700 years of slavery is just over still we came back really fast.

[@amandussingh7075]

@@nps7742 bro i can name many countries who gained independence way after india and yet they are doing better in all terms. But its not the point of degrading in anyway. We must realise the facts on ground. I said india is resilient, the congress has been eating it from inside out for 70 years. Look at other countries who gained independence way after india. They still managed to do well all because of right governance. We already did some much even being at worse only because of our resilience and we will continue to do even better than this.

[@amiteshbhardwaj2239]

@@amandussingh7075 Look at their population as well as their resources and diversity. You think that an uneducated nation , deprived of everything for 200 years consisting of so many people is so easy to develop. Don't fall into the colonial mindset. We did what we could do. We cannot do anything that we want because we are a democratic nation . If we start developing forcefully, the whole world will start crying and cancelling us.

[@amandussingh7075]

@@amiteshbhardwaj2239 whole world is alteady cancelling us mate. Watch the international news.

[@botezsimp5808]

Cool to see other countries contribute to space exploration.

[@ineedpowers5151]

Every Country has its own interest in Space!!

[@botezsimp5808]

@@ineedpowers5151 Interest is different then contributions.

[@srinivasramanujan4354]

@@ineedpowers5151 if only we would all stop fighting and see this step truly as a contribution to bring humanity a step forward. Know that in 1000s of year in her history, India has never once colonized any country and always has been the first to contribute.This was much apparent during Covid when advance countries were holding onto the meds and India not only gave it away for free but used their own money to transport food, covid meds and other necessary rations. So yes, Chandrayan 3 is a contribution to the space exploration and so is Aditya-L1 mission.

[@iash0ksingh1794]

other countries 😂😂 dude we are an ancient civilization and we were always interested in Space science just like Greeks... but due to hazardous colonial looting we are now restricted by Financial resources otherwise you would see how far we can left others in this so called space race 🙂🙂

[@amanipantam6449]

​@@iash0ksingh1794more to be added is , aryabhatta the first person without having any special sophisticated equipment space scientist centuries ago

[@happy13singh93]

Best video of Chandrayaan 3 beautifully explained and detailed information. Kudos to your efforts Sir. I liked it, Cheers from INDIA.

[@swapnilp5774]

Mission's prime objective was to achieve soft landing on moon, and operate the rover on lunar surface. Scientific experiments and their outcomes are a bonus. So the mission is accomplished. ISRO's future lunar missions will be far more complex and ambitious. But currently Gaganyaan, India's first indigenous manned space mission, is in focus. It should be realized in next 2-3 years.

[@turokforever007]

They said the rover failed straight away

[@swapnilp5774]

@@turokforever007 'They' are totally wrong.

[@russpearson9802]

I was really impressed with mission control, i thought they made nasa look amateurish with totally fake card board cutout sets. When the lander landed on the moon the euphoria was obvious to see. Just think their first attempt to break through the dome firmament, and they made it, not only that they broke every record in the book when they got there. Just unbelievable. Im really underwhelmed when i should be extatic. Mr modi must be totally buzzed.

[@ThakurKunalSingh-wg5kp]

fake card board cutout sets?!?

[@libertarianman69]

And you really think they did better with their fake landing? Come on it is all so CGI it ain't funny.

[@wildboar7473]

NASA was not that cheap, 25 billion Production, but their ISS shows.....

[@slybri5751]

Go India!❤ Om namah SHIVAYA 🕉️ So AWESOME ⭐

[@bhumidave1303]

I am a huge fan of SOU ❤❤ thanks for keeping me updated 😇🙌🙌

[@TheSecretsoftheUniverse]

My pleasure 😊

[@stefanschleps8758]

@@TheSecretsoftheUniverse You're the best. Thank you so much!

[@markleaman8313]

All of that activity could also indicated that something is living and working under the surface of the moon too!

[@valetta202]

❤ Bravo India ❤

[@jonathannelson4324]

There seems to be a lot of increased interest in the moon lately. I wonder if there is something going on that we don’t know about.

[@woodspirit98]

Yes the moon moves 12" farther from the earth every 80 years

[@ShahWirana-bq9hv]

Interest? Yes....the mother-in-laws and the fathers and grandparents were pressuring the Indian engineers to visit the moon next because they ran out of places to bring the extended family to after the cruises are all fully booked for the next ten years and countries outside India were all exhausted from answering successive neverending questions about why they can't go through signs that say "No Entry"...they need a bigger capsule and a tour guide, if India wants to send astronauts as their families will tag along....

[@shubhamtubu8027]

​@@ShahWirana-bq9hvcry more butthurt British🤣 UK, a country that can't even launch a single satellite on their own. Now their PM is also an Indian origin 😁😂

[@thrace_bot1012]

For the first time a spacecraft landed on the Moon's south pole, course there's going to be a whole lot of buzz about it.

[@jasoncentore1830]

Always is. My guess for the elites the world is a mess and it won't be long before the few get out of here

[@fanclku9928]

Congrats!! India. Greeting form Hong Kong, China!

[@lindarobinson9255]

They are doing good things unlike other countries all they want is war and hate each other its just shows what kind of minds they got and where they going to in the world if only they stop this hate and killing each other and put ther minds together what a good happy loveing kindness world peace on earth it could be how many would like to see that take place on all of us 🌎 world human beings 😊

[@dougc78]

Nice job on the video and Kudos to India for the successful Chandrayaan3 mission.

[@shantiemaharaj2783]

Jai bharat to all our isro scientist and the entire team

[@michaelpepper885]

Why do we seem to know nothing about the moon but we can tell you all sorts of information about Jupiter's red spot and Saturn's rings and this that and the other thing

[@P-G-77]

If I remember correctly, the Moon emits underground sounds similar to tapping on a structure that seems empty inside. The solar wind, now that we are in the maximum period, could play a role in all this by creating vibrations on the Moon that would propagate faster inside than outside, giving rise to those strange measurements that resemble an earthquake. But if you look at other earthquakes, on earth, you will see that there is something strange in the values.

[@rocistone6570]

Astronomy used to be taught in schools, and still is, here and there. It was mostly eliminated with many art classes when it was decided that taking tests was more important than teaching Science and Humanities. I hope Chandrayaan-4 has an RTG aboad. Warming a spacecraft thru the lunar nights is fairly simple. But the hardware and the basic nature of radioactive isotopes have penalties for volume and mass aboard a budget-based mission. But between India and Japan, they have enough innovation to solve the problem. Just as an aside, the Apollo-era lunar surface science stations were *turned off* in the early 1970s for lack of money (or at least that was the excuse of another past generation who worshipped money more than science.) So it is by no means a new (and terrible) decision.

[@paulburick1506]

India will surpass the US. We spend much more on weapons development interwoven in our space programme and we like $ due to assisting In wars globally. In America we have spent so much money amusing ourselves rather than in educational pursuits.

[@nickinurse6433]

Wow, I can't believe that public schools cut astronomy! So grateful for the Catholic schools I attended. Top notch education in hindsight.

[@swapnilp5774]

Astronomy or space is not the only frontier of science, nor an epitome of science. We have other fields too. And we have to take care of welfare of our people too. So, everything should run in parallel, in a balanced way.

[@carlstephens1532]

​@nickinurse6433 I guess you don't realize that the internet allows us to learn things at a speed that has never been. available, schools are very limited as to what they can teach, that's a fact ,

[@rocistone6570]

If you are referring to astronomy, there is both a qualitative and quantitative difference in both classroom time and telescope time over what can be learned from the internet. One positive is the availability online of certain telescopes controlled by online users. This helps make up for a lack of facilities elsewhere. There is a certain portion of Astronomy (as with any subject) that can be learned by rote. But access to the sky itself and means to study and experience the sky is what lifts the study of Astronomy out of the textbook, and elevates it to a personal experience that cannot be equalled by any number of books by themselves.

[@harshavandu]

This is one of the most comprehensive researched in ISRO’s works from a non-Indian. Fantastic effort ! Respect. ❤🎉

[@richspillman4191]

It was all a cartoon, you are so easily fooled.

[@harshavandu]

Haha 🤣 I know most of this video’s content some 1-3 years ago. I was speaking from a newcomer’s viewpoint of what ISRO has manifested into, today. Which is probably the case with most of the west. Thanks.

[@richspillman4191]

@@harshavandu I see, I stand corrected, and I agree with you completely. There isn't an agency out there that is any different, they are all deceivers, all of them that sport the 'chevron' symbol, the 'vector', they all have it, in Hebrew nasa means 'deceiver', what is it that the masses don't see? They don't have the experience or the common sense to understand that if they were to do this on their own, they would see straight thru the animation and the cartoon aspect of this. You are one of the few.

[@sarawatlism18]

This is just the beginning tbh, India's gonna achieve so much more in the coming years, y'all just gotta wait and watch 🇮🇳💗✨

[@sherifitzgerald6886]

I believe you 💯! Just look at the past accomplishments to get an idea of what this nation is capable of...for real!✌🌎🕊✌

[@susanfanning9480]

👍 agree

[@mr.unknown1070]

Fr

[@Danboi.]

Funded by elderly westerners life savings

[@mizzshortie907]

I’m so excited to see!

[@mac2me100]

Waiting for that live feed of the dark side of the moon. It's ridiculous, we have powerful telescope's in space looking far far away but none close up on the moon for the public to tune in anytime to watch.

[@your_average_joe5781]

The far side of the moon receives sunlight as well at times ✅

[@swapnilp5774]

People will get bored in a week. Wastage of a huge amount.

[@musicilike69]

You have a live feed of the near side. Own a telescope or binocs?

[@alfonsocantu9992]

Namaste and very well done to India...yours very truly Alfonso Cantu USMC

[@user-du9ko1fj1h]

Maybe the heat coming from inside the moon,is from some kind of machinery because of the aliens that live inside the hollow moon? Dang! I've got too much imagination! Lol

[@swapnilp5774]

Yes too much.. :) try writing short sci fi stories.

[@PlanetXMysteries-pj9nm]

Thanks for another great video, look forward to many more!

[@premnath5105]

World top most Humanism. ❤❤❤ country achievement chandrayan 3

[@TanneruTSBabu.-yd4ir]

🙂🇮🇳🙏

[@jayakumarv5336]

🎉well done INDIA

[@paulrowe606]

Hi. This is such a truly wonderful event. The nation India exploring the moon. Managed by India’s own Mission Control. I say come on sub Saharan Africa. We need to take similar steps similar changes similar challenges

[@harshavandu]

Absolutely. Keep invested in your continent’s education and keep building engineering prowess. Space takes decades, but land mobility is a good place to start developing engineering skills. Hope Africa is listening. Love and good luck !

[@richspillman4191]

It was nothing but a cartoon, there was nothing special about it.

[@amitpatilamit]

​@@richspillman4191ISRO is all about data. They don't bother much about videos or animation qualities. They are there to do experiments and collect data. Not to create reality TV shows for idiots who barely understand science.

[@richspillman4191]

@@amitpatilamit You are so gullable. They are nothing more than a hoax factory, there is nothing real about them. Don't be an idiot, think for your self. Why did the rover footage get cut prior to it going over the crater? BECAUSE IT GOT STUCK! Prove me wrong, show me the rover going over the crater. It doesn't exist.

[@arjuntorwal]

​@@amitpatilamitbrother some people need more burnol

[@ericcrawford8308]

We need more countries contributing to such information, NASA is untrustworthy to say the least

[@heresyseed]

The whole space program is a trust based system where faith replaces proof with every single claim… After one personally witnesses “stars” visible behind and THROUGH the moon… the whole scam becomes super obvious… The moon is a luminary … no one has ever walked on it…. They want to convince the populace of the mining opportunities that they will use to justify further taxation for the real black budget ops going on behind the scenes ushering the world in the direction of the new order. Cue the aliens…. The fanciful catalyst that will be employed to further justify uniting under one banner… Then the real tyranny begins!

[@vinaygunavante]

Detailed Analysis .. Thank you for simplifying it .. Proud of ISRO

[@BruceWayne-mk9km]

As an Indian, this makes us mighty proud.

[@adityachandra1]

Did you have any direct/indirect contributions the project?

[@harshavandu]

Yes, we pay tax which funds this project (among others). Good enough I suppose.

[@richspillman4191]

Why? Because you drew a cartoon?

[@harshavandu]

Oh… jealous 😂🙏 I get it. See you around sweetie

[@richspillman4191]

@@harshavandu You had me at "I get it..." Yes, yes you do 'get' it.

[@timspiker]

They look so hard for the tiny particles they can't spot the aliens who occasionally cross the surface.

[@rahulbetgeri]

Why are people so salty about achievements by India?!! Lol There are a Billion people, some of them are going to have brilliant Ideas… natural progression…

[@BeyondEarth-1030]

Amazing video as always.

[@olivier-pierredebelmont.3630]

Beautifully crafted video! Thanks a lot😮😊

[@Robert-hg7ir]

Very interesting that all of a sudden NASA is in a big hurry to send a craft back to the moon.

[@fabirkemarian6370]

NASA wants be 1st on the moon,they better hurry! 😂😂

[@swapnilp5774]

It was Chandrayaan 1 which found water on lunar surface, which rekindled interest of humanity in moon once again. And Helium 3 & other resources is the economic interest. Elon Musk is giving lollypop of colonies on Mars, but real target is moon.

[@godbyone]

Nobody has been there. The videos are so goofy. Fake

[@nickinurse6433]

Good job India! Keep up the good work!

[@Atheist7]

Imagine, WITHOUT KNOWING any of THAT... They managed to (you know, NOT) land on the moon in 1969.

[@user-fg6ro]

Anyways, you cannot prove that God does not exist. God entered every atom (this is not the atom of modern science; is much much much much smaller (paramanu), and is infinitely divisible!). Vedic concepts are unknown to modern science, but are the ultimate truth.

[@ralph3728]

Thanks a bunch. Really well done.

[@LyonsM]

Congrats India!! Excellent work, welcome to the horizon!!

[@pavicopter]

Excelente video. Es muy importante que La India avance en la astromo,mía. Mi nombre es Darío Mendoza (USA).

[@malcolmabram2957]

Very well presented and interesting video. Thank you. Regarding the artist's depiction of Chandrayann-4 12:05, the Earth should appear upside down.

[@gmg325]

At least some people pay attention.

[@dinobandhudutta8056]

Thats a great summary of Mission Chandrayan3.Thank you for the same. Awaiting for another mission of Chandrayan 4 a joint venture by India & Japan. Hopefully it will discover the mystery of Moon to the extent of'50 % and above mysteries of Moon.🙏🙏

[@sshivash]

Wonderful video, clear and informative. Thank you! Subscribed!

[@seriouslyyoujest1771]

Congratulations India!

[@5x106]

It gets 140 degrees during the day at the South Pole of the moon and you’re telling me we sent astronauts there with suits on, running around?

[@swapnilp5774]

You think it's impossible? Time to learn science again.

[@sandeeppatil480]

@@swapnilp5774 He's talking about 1969 USA landing Astronauts on the Moon. So chill .

[@madhuri4355]

none of other country landed near South pole of moon except India. Americans went on northern or Central part of moon..

[@5x106]

@@madhuri4355 even hotter

[@v1-vr-rotatev2-vy_vx31]

Congratulations , Bravo, Well done...

[@PawandeepRishi-zu8nu]

Thanks guys.We are More gratefull to our Great Hardworking Scientists🙏🏼🙏🏼

[@sony4481]

US never landed a human on the moon. It was a Hollywood short film 😂

[@davidsaldivar7434]

Did your dad and dad drop you on you're head when you ran down to Dad's leg?

[@andyzwz]

India, land of great temple

[@heru-deshet359]

Kudos to India's space program. May they continue to make important discoveries for humanity's benefit.

[@kurtdowney1489]

Great video and breakdown.

[@doneB830]

Well done India, it’s a huge achievement not only for you but all mankind, I don’t believe the rubbish about man land ing on the moon in the late 60s and early 70s.

[@richspillman4191]

They drew a cartoon, not such a great achievement.

[@viki19910]

It’s not about cartoon it’s upon the data we got

[@richspillman4191]

@@viki19910 You didn't get any data, it was a cartoon, the 'data' was just whatever the programmer put in there, it isn't real. Don't be fooled, there is no data.

[@swapnilp5774]

@@richspillman4191 We need more people like you in this world. 😁 Anyway, is earth spherical or flat?

[@swapnilp5774]

Man landing happened in late 60s. that's the fact. And it wasn't impossible actually, esp with such funding. And since humans were there to control lander, it wasn't really that difficult doing it though powerful computers. Simple mission, but big objective. It was all about pride and winning space race though, not science.

[@Dude_Ronin]

Ngl, I'm rooting for the Indian space program

[@saksum15]

Thanks ISRO for sharing these crucial details to the entire world. Very open minded approach.

[@macmusica]

Oh wow they can see the Stars afterall. Neil and Buzz did not remember seeing any.

[@gopalaarun]

You may find more information from the old Hindu scriptures Yes, Hinduism has ancient scriptures that touch upon cosmology and celestial events. The Vedas, especially the Rigveda, contain hymns that discuss cosmic order and natural phenomena. Additionally, the Puranas, such as the Bhagavata Purana and Vishnu Purana, provide narratives about the creation, structure of the universe, and the movements of celestial bodies. The Vedanga Jyotisha is specifically dedicated to astronomy and astrology, offering insights into space and time.

[@jeffbrodie42]

I read Bhagavad Gita daily. I'm so confused w all this. I mean excellent exchanges.

[@skw1961]

Flat earthers haven't been off Earth to know the difference. Nor have I but I believe the astronauts more than I believe flat earthers.

[@specialmedia3123]

Flat earthers live rent free in your head

[@Celestialkarma]

Thanks for sharing God bless

[@davidmacphee3549]

When craft are about to land on Mars after years of intense work by Hundreds or caring workers, 7 minutes seem like Ages! This is because it it hard to comprehend just how far the other planets are away from us. Even Radio Signals take a very long time to reach us even at the speed of Light, so we have no real time control of the crafts. We can only see the Past and can't know what is happing right now. Like yesterdays newspaper from Space in Seven minutes. There are Times that Mars comes up close to us but most the time is is going far away way behind the Sun.

[@Leo-pd4fc]

When I've heared and readed on a News where India launched that really BEAUTIFUL looking Chandryaan-3 Spacecraft in this year's august 2023 if I'll remember it right, for me it was AMAZING to heared it and i'm very PROUD of India, for India this is really HISTORIC times! India made a HISTORY and CAN'T WAIT to see when NASA sending Astronauts back to The Moon since july 1969. India helps a lot to Humanity's learning things of our dear Natural Satelite The Moon. 🌎🌍🌏🏞🏙⚗️🧪🧫🧬👨🏻‍🔬👩🏽‍🔬🧑🏼‍🔬👨🏻‍💻👩🏽‍💻🧑🏼‍💻🔬🔭📡👨🏻‍🚀👩🏾‍🚀🧑🏼‍🚀🚀🌑🛰☀️☄️🪐🛸👽👾🦠

[@mims503]

Well done! (brilliant) India! So much more to learn! Keep going, team!

[@user-um1xo9ed1x]

You mean Astronomy is not taught in US schools world wide. We covered basic astronomy in school in science as a part of the general sciences prior to specialisation later on. And for me that was two different countries that did this. England and Australia.

[@pele220]

at least someone is advancing space tech

[@grumpy3543]

Question. Just because the sun is low on the horizon shouldn’t reduce the amount of energy for solar arrays. There’s no atmosphere to block the sunlight. Where am I going wrong?

[@ADAM_truthfinderz]

You have answered your own question read it back to yourself 🤣😂

[@grumpy3543]

@@ADAM_truthfinderz Okay. Then why did the narrator on the video say it does?

[@Pilot_engineer_19]

Keep up the good work!

[@stefanschleps8758]

And don't forget to upload an Astronomy App. to your cell-phone. Their amazing! Just lift your phone up to the sky, and in every direction you turn the App will show you the universe beyond our solar system. Absolutely fascinating, astonishing really! More fun than I've had in years. Keep studying. The future is at your fingertips.

[@richspillman4191]

You mean 'they're' not 'their'.

[@risussardonicus8416]

Happy for Indian scientists achieving this historical challenge.Sharing the knowledge acquired for the advancement of our understanding cannot be left to one nation alone. We are ready for whatever new discoveries are found,even if it shatters the unproven but assumed to be true hypotheses that have been peddled as facts,only to hear from the establishment,once shown wrong, “ We were right until now and taught students something that was not in fact,accurate but we made money in the process so,being wrong was not a total loss,at least for us “.

[@1987sureshyadav]

This is called explanation....gud job SoU

[@alexmolina94]

My goodness. the greatest deception of them all. They are ALL in on it...for the security of mankind i'm sure.

[@cartesiancircle]

Its always amusing to see the Dunning Kruger express pull in at any science posts or podcasts and drop off all the fearful and clueless worldwide conspiracy conjecurists who regurgitate all the same uncritical dogma with zero evidence 😂

[@dennymadden2891]

Hope so, hope they keep.going

[@wigsy99]

Great work Mr Chain 👍

[@Administrator_O-5]

I thought they were going to say they got like a parking ticket or something...

[@ericanderer9199]

The moon is within the dome.

[@jameswest4819]

I think we will find liquid water deep down in the lunar caverns. The caverns will contain gases as well, perhaps oxygen, hydrogen, nitrogen and other gases.

[@augggie]

I’m just disappointed not one picture, hell we had live TV in 1969 😂 😂😂

[@Shadowdancer777]

That's because no one has landed on the moon.

[@godbyone]

It’s all fake. It look like cheap 70s tv sit com moon shot

[@alexcarmichael8946]

Design of the Moon allows habitation

[@richspillman4191]

How do you figure? All I saw was a cartoon.

[@rogerbec5766]

Great! Now can someone please show us some real video footage of the landing vehicle. Tired of seeing cartoon pictures.

[@gulfy09]

It's all fake can't go past the firmament

[@rahulhunter234]

@@gulfy09 yup, its all Fake just like your Mother told you about your real Father.

[@djhemirukahemisphere8893]

Great video. Awesome

[@musquito333]

Much improved CGI 👍

[@nobodynothing282]

When even China laughs about your cgi moon landing...🤣

[@iliketurtles9719]

Lmao china even pakistan agreed on the landing keep your tinfoil hat ass out of science channels

[@Chris-Vee]

What part/ section did that lander come out of that craft ? I don't see any spot where a ramp could be deployed or where that lander could even be stored. All the images in this video show no such section or place a lander of that size could be stored, or deployed from. If it's -230 degree's. no battery will even work in those temps and will most likely destroy the battery. Hell even on earth batteries running in temps into -40 drain so fast they don't work. The video India originally put out of this thing "Supposedly" landing was the worst CGI ever put out, looked like a horrible video game from the 70's. So many gullible people believe in this garbage being fed to them. They never question anything or see the obvious.

[@knightheart3482]

😂😂 idiot, Your brain is also a CGI. You can easily get the design print and information on internet. Search and see what part carried the lander .

[@swapnilp5774]

Overdose of conspiracy theories.

[@gmg325]

Well said, I agree magnanomously.

[@TheElitesRdividingUs]

To know why sulfur is at almost all eruption or lava flow sites, you have to understand how the sulfur gets there in the first place. Sulfur turns into a gas when exposed to heat. As it mixes with the molten rock the vapors escape and, just like all vapors, form films on the walls and in pockets. Then come out with the eruption or with the flow of lava

[@ankitoza8795]

What music is used in background

[@cac1504]

Why the footage are computer generated, not real pictures on the moon?

[@conspiracynutcase7223]

Because they aren't on the moon as per usual.

[@shanegreen9511]

Who took the footage of all those nuclear tests? They made cameras that could withstand nuclear blasts?

[@Atheist7]

Oh, sure, 2023 technology breaks down in a couple weeks cause, BRRRRRRR, it's COLD in outer space,.... But, you know. We landed on the moon in 1969 and 5 more times after that..... Oh SUUUUURRRREEEEE!!!!!!

[@herbgrinder8335]

Awsome video. Not bias or anything. I Wonder what the possibility is of no negative comments? Probably just me thinking too much. Love the part about moon quakes. it proves that chilli dogs are good in Chicago.

[@srinivasramanujan4354]

" I Wonder what the possibility is of no negative comments?"...possibility is 0. People see "India" on YT or elsewhere and start being themselves. Its like they just cannot control themselves. To be fair to haters, like them even the Bhartiyas (Indians) themselves are not aware of the contributions that came out of Bharat. People make toilet jokes all the time where as the fact is Bharat was the first place where a flush toilet was used in Harrapa/Mohenjo-daro. Be it mathematics, astronomy, geometry, trigonometry, medicine....Bharat has immense contributions. There are just too many to list here. But look up Aryabhatta, Brahmagupta, Sushruta (father of plastic surgery). Sushruta lived 3000 years ago and developed a method to do Rhinoplasty that is still being used. First antibiotic was made in 1911. Imagine how was the infection post-op was treated after a Rhinoplasty.

[@srinivasramanujan4354]

Came back to add yoga. :P However, the current version of yoga practiced everywhere now is quite erotic. Nevertheless, we need both. :)