Post Landing Masti - Chandrayaan 3

Just documenting what happened post landing of chandrayaan 3 so I can come back after few years and revisit this memory lane
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[@praneelpathak2911]

Please now focus on aditya L1 providing info on the scientific instruments, mission details and uniqueness of this mission.

[@DhairyaMehta20]

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[@adityaanand835]

Aditya L1, Gaganyaan, XpoSat, Mom2🔥

[@praneelpathak2911]

@@adityaanand835 NISAR, SPADEX, Shukrayaan

[@divyanshugoyal9818]

​@@adityaanand835mommy😋🤤

[@offred6013]

Why is there no flag ? Why is there no camera on rover to take pics of the lander

[@cosmicwave9596]

I've no words..Thank you so much GS!! It means a lot..

[@GareebScientist]

Congrats 🎊

[@jatin_krishna]

😂

[@Anonymous-8080]

Now make a video,how did you do it?

[@sunastro2113]

Congrats aap shriharikota AA sakte ho🎉

[@yourdaddy510]

​@@GareebScientistbhai upload video on Aditya L-1 about launch specifications which scientists work on this projects . What motive of Aditya L-1 mission. Your video in this topic reach 1lakh views approximately. ❤

[@abcknw]

Your information and observations are far better than other channels.... 👍🏼

[@ASHISHKUMAR-qw9wt]

yes sir

[@resolver246]

What about nimbus education ❤

[@abcknw]

Unka pattern alag hai videos ka@@resolver246

[@chillax360]

He is doing proper research

[@Cooldude-2421]

If sunlight is not proper so why they are not using nuclear power for rover

[@anuraaggad]

Wow! You provide more info than ISRO. Thanks for the video. ISRO should make you their official PR handler.

[@ozothegsd2701]

I have seen your full length interview with Somanath Sir, and it’s pretty much clear ISRO is not very much Concerned about our curiosity, probably they do not want to public too much detail considering our hostile competitors specifically China.

[@VideosfromaSailor]

Plus CIA or ab to chinese ki bhi buri nazar rehti hain , humare mission sabotage krne me

[@simply_neuroscience]

Exactly

[@abhilashkuthe95]

@@VideosfromaSailor why CIA? China ka samjha but US wale kyu pichhe padenge ??

[@ayanaries88]

@@abhilashkuthe95 West ki actually sulaghti hai unfortunately. US is essentially the British Empire 2.0 in some ways...Upar se khoob dosti dikhate hai par peeth pichhe kya karte hai kuch pataa nahi

[@raghurajan336]

@@abhilashkuthe95 they want no competition in any field

[@sourishghosh8293]

Thank you for explaining the reason behind lack of a better camera. I am a bit dumb so it never crossed my mind how critical it is to minimize the size of data transmitted back to earth on a time limited mission.

[@devanshu5718]

For sending high resolution photo ,it requires high technology and that is equivalent to high cost . Then , we will not compare it with Interstellar.

[@Ultrainstincte]

Actually it is totally dependent on compression format. If we invent high compression format beyond png, jpeg then we can send HD camera and get images..

[@_c.c.c_]

​@@devanshu5718Either way making comparisons with Interstellar isn't the real goal. It's ok if there's not too many images because the purpose isn't that. Also the goal always includes cost-effectiveness, yes but not for making comparisons.

[@devanshu5718]

@@_c.c.c_Exactly ,i agree with you.but nowadays a day people are comparing with Interstellar. Why does it cost below Interstellar ? Because of not very advanced technology( like NASA) and many free assistance from Nasa and EUROPEAN Space agency. We are not calculating the cost of the orbital of chandrayan 2. And also , traveling time is too high approx ,40 days. Main reason is that we are not first on moon. Suppose, If ISRO becomes first on Jupiter or different celestial bodies,then i don't think the cost will be low. But , i respect our scientists and ISRO and have a faith over their potential. Love you , ISRO

[@dhanrajshetty5161]

My dumb question. Can ISRO partner with camera/imaging related companies like how Hasselblad did with NASA in past??

[@mratanusarkar]

What a beautiful summary ❤️ Now this is also gonna be my memory to revise 🥺 All real time status, Jo Maine dala tha, wo to gaya in 1d... btw, wo hover and re-target on landing position wala mai bhi confused tha... thanks for clarifying ❤️❤️❤️ GS OP 🔥🔥🔥 ISRO OP 🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳

[@Science_learner769]

Bro , how hard do you work, your channel deserves many times more fame than this. love you bro, you really inspire a lot of people like us❤❤❤❤❤

[@JethalalGada-dk4iy]

abhi bhi cy3 ka thoda hangover hai , norma hona padega aur apni life pe focus karna padega abb

[@basiccoder2166]

Props to gareebscientist for going through the stream again and provide us quality content that we missed

[@Ketanjoshi1910]

@Gareeb Scientist I really like the way you talk in your videos.. Simple communication feels like we are sitting in a room and discussing science. No jargons no toning or unnecessary rhythm like youtubers.

[@hanspecans]

Thank you for explaining this all and offering it to an international audience. You do a better job getting the word out than ISRO themselves.

[@TrainsandRockets]

The rope and pulley system in center is to open the ramp. Because Ramp is folded initially and unfolds upwards before lowering on moon surface.

[@sahilnagpalx]

Thanks for explaining about the image quality, I saw videos from the Nasa mars rover and they were stunning.

[@GareebScientist]

Yea those have a lot of Powe to work with for their antennas, plus different bands

[@subhodeepmondal7937]

During the the live streaming I also noticed the re targeating phase, and I was also thinking if the rover is hovering over a big crater with stiff angle below then it had to drift a lot to find a plane surface, whether it had that much fuel to perform the maneuver, my heart beats were highest at that moment but we know everything went well and here we are. And u said it correct we should stop expecting more images or video, the rover and lander should do as much science possible as it has only one lunar day. Hoping for best let's see.

[@Saksham_5656]

Same thoughts I had at that moment, I was all sweating and thinking if things would go wrong whole of India would get sad but our ISRO did marvel 🇮🇳🇮🇳

[@GPloyal]

We should not expect images and videos everyday. Let them do it confidentially

[@hhhhaakajsbs1061]

ya i was wondering why horizontal velocity was increasing at final moments, this explains it. Thank you @gareebscientist

[@kaypee4704]

Thanks for the English subtitles…..just subscribed…..excellent explanation of the space project……congratulations to India ….I’m 4th generation🇮🇳 from US……Jai Hind….Vande Mataram👍👍…..❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️🇺🇸 Edit: wish Lal Bahadur Shastri was alive…..however his soul lives on….and I’m sure he’s Smiling……🙏🙏🙏

[@smishra11]

The reflectivity of the regolith, known as its albedo, can influence its temperature. Regolith with a high albedo reflects a larger portion of the incoming solar radiation, resulting in lower temperatures. Conversely, regolith with a low albedo absorbs more sunlight and tends to have higher temperatures.

[@aleenaprasannan2146]

I'm more interested to find out how the moon's regolith ended up with a high albedo regolith when it's mineral composition is largely plagioclase and pyroxene. In Earth that usually gives black soil. The weathering process with negligible water and just the sharp difference between extreme cold and extreme heat from radiation alone must have created some very interesting secondary minerals to have high albedo

[@solitary_sapiens]

@@aleenaprasannan2146 yes ma'am you are right. The regular basis alternate freezing and thawing of the lunar surface may have created this loose sandy texture insulating soil that's why the drastic change of the temperature in top layer has been seen. Sounds pretty interesting 😃

[@smishra11]

​@@aleenaprasannan2146 @GareebScientist Regolith with higher thermal conductivity will conduct heat more efficiently, resulting in a more uniform temperature distribution. For example, regolith rich in metallic minerals like iron or basalt may have higher thermal conductivity compared to regolith composed mainly of silicate minerals. Volatile content:Some regolith materials may contain volatile compounds such as water or carbon dioxide. The presence of volatile compounds can affect the temperature distribution within the regolith. During heating or cooling processes, these volatile compounds can undergo phase changes, which can impact the thermal behavior of the regolith and introduce temperature variations. The regolith on the Moon predominantly consists of silicate minerals, while the regolith on Mars contains a mix of iron-rich minerals and oxidized compounds

[@suhaasbhat8736]

No bs just straight facts! Kudos!

[@nighthawk4298]

We need to release more budget for isro, after seeing that landing and rover videos, i cried 😭 that video quality sucks man its 2023 not 80s anymore and isro social media management is worst. With this little budget we cant explore space full potential

[@indian9632]

Network problem, not the lack of great cameras. Why do you care so much of images? It should be all about doing science not taking selfies

[@nighthawk4298]

@@indian9632 that's the problem, lot of people don't know anything about the chandrayan mission objectives but they keep asking where is the moon images lol, present In the world everyone is a science enthusiastic, like in my childhood idk anything about Apollo mission objectives but I saw the best moon image and Neil Armstrong so, right now children are seeing sh*tty image landing video I don't like it, speak reality bro don't supress it. And isro scientists are nerds don't know anything about social media and how social media changes the world it's a shame that people are posting ai moon landing image in Twitter

[@nighthawk4298]

@@indian9632 I felt so sad when I check the comments on KZbin and Twitter when ch3 landed on moon, so many foreigners are saying it's a 3d cartoon and even many scientists also asking where is landing video, so many foreign scientists didn't believed that and I write so many comments like u did. Like old people says 1st impression is the best impression but we didn't give best impression on ch 3 landing

[@nighthawk4298]

​@@indian9632I am saying that we don't need to explain or convince everyone if isro give faster and better updates like nasa

[@indian9632]

@@nighthawk4298 HD cameras are not new. They could have thrown a dozen of those if they could. I guess data link is slow so they don't want to exhaust it with gig bytes of HD video stream. We don't need to prove anything to anybody. Comparing to others and worrying about what others think about us are not good traits. Nailed the landing and hope experiments will help us to learn new things

[@babaguru_ghantaal3363]

Finally found a genuine channel for educational purposes.. I can see your dedication towards your learning and your community..

[@shrawins]

I think next time around we should go towards the luna 2 route of having a nuclear core for the rover so that it can independently function without replying on solar or a 14 day window.

[@shivampandey2363]

As always great content again ❤ , watching you since 2019 😊....

[@rezbaz8160]

When the rover was rolling out, there was a crater/ditch on the right side where the rover was heading, the video footage just stopped before what was looking like the rover's right side/wheel going into the crater. Did anyone else also notice that? There is no footage of the rover after that.

[@neermalladoolum6506]

I am the 5th Generation in Mauritius. Indian at heart. Very proud moment for everyone all over the world. ♥️🙏👏🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇲🇺🇲🇺🙏🤗.

[@shivamwarwadkar4107]

Milao hat

[@ysrao12]

Hats off to your knowledge levels, interest in the subject areas and attention to details. 👏👏👏 Saw people making reviews on movie clips doing lot of research, but the WORK you did deserves lot of APPRECIATION. Great job. Excellent 👌👍👍👍

[@_rajarya]

Bhai.. Your explanation on topics are very good..!! I discover this channel on the day of chandrayaan3 landing & i am loving it..!!

[@NIKHIL_B_06]

GS, it is an informative video for us too with your insights we get to know many things which we never even think off. Thank you for sharing such videos and information. 🙏 JAI HIND 🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳

[@sureshdas5826]

I appreciate your kind words for providing original information and expressing your admiration for my knowledge about Chandrayaan 3. Your content is highly valuable and deserving of a wider audience.

[@tandoori_naan_]

GS, the more we are studying about the experiments n all the engineering ISRO has done, we are awestruck by the delivery of all these in such a little budget of ~600cr.

[@manishpatel7496]

Thank you for giving accurate and wholesome information... By mistake I saw a news channel video and was pretty disappointed. I am a fan of your channel.

[@aditya7808]

The fact that temperature drops significantly as we go deeper is a very good news. It can facilitate storing the propellents made from the ice and needs to be stored at cryogeinc temperatures, which can be achieved by just going a few feet under the surface

[@mindchants5646]

The wheel arrangement is Rocker Boogie suspension. It enables all wheels are in contact with the ground at any given time and can maneuver rover inclination up to 45 degree.

[@jespersails]

Very interesting, i was glad you addressed the struggles of pragyaan for crossing the crater? I was personally looking for resources that could help address that part, hope isro can release some information later on how they crossed this hurdle

[@iam_churchill]

What ISRO did is great future me bohot kuch dekhneko milega at least it is better than crash landing.....isro needs updates and they will do it...we will definitely see isro posting great pictures ahead...

[@raziyaqureshi3036]

I'm very interested in all the videos which u make because you explain little things very clearly from every aspect that anyone can understand and take interest ..... I'm literally waiting for your videos. Thanks for making me educated and aware of this space 🌌 knowledge ❤❤❤

[@rajkishormahanta6479]

❤❤❤ I saw everything before landing and after landing I was very excited to see everything. I am feeling very proud for the success of this mission, Chandrayan 3.

[@gyandeepkumar9781]

Was waiting for your video bro since chandrayan launch. What info you gave in 12 minutes is what news channels are showing whole day. Your videos are time saving and more informative.

[@superwalker90]

USA spent 25$ Billion Dollars vs India spent 1.66$ Billion Dollars, I think the project managers in NASA will be furious as they had set a benchmark for next missions that you can spend less and still achieve much i-e landing on South Pole of Moon :)

[@kaypee4704]

Possibly , NASA execs pocketed the money……

[@dang_972]

G*n*u. If India had GDP of 25 trillion dollars, India would also be spending 25 billion dollars. Grow a brain 🧠

[@sathishchandra4493]

Nice video! Thanks for breaking down the graph and other details, it's really helpful for people who are curious. Keep up the good work, looking for more in the days to come!

[@abhishekr700]

I am absolutely in love with your to the point and easy to understand explanations. Honestly following every video you're making now. Keep up the good work man !

[@shivaghuge6585]

After Moon Landing, GAREEB scientist now you can rename yourself as AMEER Scientist. Thank you for videos.

[@Dragnoid.]

ISRO should just hire this guy at this point. We need better communication about what's happening and understand the objectives of the mission and onboard technology in layman's term.

[@Mon-ey5mb]

One of the best videos on Chandrayaan. it is really good to know the scientific aspects also. can anyone provide the details of where to find the journal publications/ articles from the missions like Chandrayaan to read the original paper? like where do they generally publish the data?

[@pritambanerjee7172]

If rover measures the temperature dependence on depth again next week, I think the slope will change due to heat conduction. Longer the sunlight falls on the surface, more heating, and more time to conduct the heat into the soil. It may lead to some idea of insulation of the moon regolith.

[@anshpr.08]

When will isro make a rover like NASA's perseverance mars rover it has a very high resolution camera I really don't like these types of Black and white images but as an Indian I am proud of it that we are watching these Black and white images from our Vikram lander JAI HIND 🇮🇳

[@prabhukod1]

Paisa do ISRO ko. Then they will also do it.

[@MrAadad]

It cost lot of money, preservance rover cost 2.4 billion dollar to make and operate. I think its not approriate for our country to invest that much on just one rover considering our priority on other important things..

[@telx2010]

Your proud of watching an image in 2023 that looks worse that those taken back in 1969, OK.

[@prabhukod1]

@@telx2010 yup

[@saanvi5660]

I'm waiting to see iconic picture of Our beautiful earth from Moon. Ye chez bahat achi lagti hai ,hope so if rover can see earth then we would able to see that

[@GareebScientist]

I'm not sure if this is possible, rover cams field of view dekhna hoga

[@subhadeepjana5354]

I think Earth can not be viewed from shiv sakti point where Vikram landed.

[@SUDIPTODUTTAGUPTA]

Great info. 🙏 Could you please explain that ATTITUDE OFFSET in attitude holding phase, if not already explained. Edit: One more point, if the rover had struggled on the crater there would have been some rough mark on the left trace. Looks like it didn't even skid.

[@vrishik1]

Just love the way you are describing the whole story, I was curious how the rover came over its first crater, it looked little big.

[@vijayrajpal1010]

GS.. there's no doubt about your dedication and love for space science....just wanted to correct the surface temperature in graph is almost 60degC...and its same 10cm above. You mentioned 50degC. I am sure you would have heard scientific community and ISRO are surprised with this high temperature findings - where they were expecting anything around 20DegC. 👍

[@shivamadarsh9361]

I am not good at science at all but still I am able to understand everything what you said, thank you for making it intresting for me.

[@smishra11]

Regolith with higher thermal conductivity will conduct heat more efficiently, resulting in a more uniform temperature distribution. For example, regolith rich in metallic minerals like iron or basalt may have higher thermal conductivity compared to regolith composed mainly of silicate minerals. Volatile content:Some regolith materials may contain volatile compounds such as water or carbon dioxide. The presence of volatile compounds can affect the temperature distribution within the regolith. During heating or cooling processes, these volatile compounds can undergo phase changes, which can impact the thermal behavior of the regolith and introduce temperature variations. The regolith on the Moon predominantly consists of silicate minerals, while the regolith on Mars contains a mix of iron-rich minerals and oxidized compounds

[@nakshbaman6134]

Will continuously revisit this video and the stream just to remember the awesome moments experienced!!

[@avinashchandrapathak5366]

गरीब जी आपके इस विडिओ का हम वैज्ञानिक सोच वालो को बहुत इतजार था । जल्द रोवर और लैंडर द्वारा खोजी गयी साइंटिफिक खोजी बातो को विस्तार से बताइयेगा । जय हिंद जय भारत ज्ञान की पिपासा ।🕉🙏🚩🇮🇳

[@bharatk869]

This was the first time i saw a video explaining about C3.I felt very awesome. I was searching, to what happened next. Hope we will get good updates in future. 😊. Tq, well done👍🏻

[@jyotishsoni9183]

Jitna aap ISRO ka video ka intezar kar rahe the usse jyada ham aapke video ka intezar kar rahe the dhanyvad is video ke liye

[@virajpatel640]

Discovered your channel a few days back, and thoroughly enjoying your content. The detailed explaination in simple words is amazing!

[@Olive_Chap]

2:33 heard in Somnath sir in Buisness Today that data transmission speed is very low so they can't focus on photos. All they are focusing on is to get quality dat from InSitu experiments.. fun fact pragyan took photo of Vikram but image quality is bad due to poor lighting conditions

[@princeonyoutube89]

Best channel to get isro info with detailed scientific facts ... not just whatsapp forward theories ..very good bro , keep it up.

[@Shekhie]

That’s for addressing the poor job by PR team. They didn’t circulate any single image, and then screen grabs of animation and AI generated images took over. Even for the foreign media, I saw comments where people are making fun of these images, as they are clearly AI generate/Animation. See this was crucial because people outside india are not aware of ISROs capabilities and it was sad to see PR didn’t do anything. It became really hard to explain it to others our countries achievements.

[@debasishraychawdhuri]

I am pretty sure they were like "are isko mp4 me kaise convert karte hai?". They can get a video from the moon, but cannot properly publish it on Twitter.

[@GareebScientist]

They are most likely getting images which they stitching and trying to interpolate as well

[@svanimation8969]

​@@GareebScientistneed to use AI to make it more smooth

[@AnotherComment-rl6fv]

the temp diff. of lunar top and bottom surface could be used to generate electricity

[@arprincesworld3175]

U r amazing!!! Only science and fact !!grt

[@ghostofbase]

Really appreciate your passion on this topic… brings out a gareeb scientist in each one of us. Also really liked your spaceX style telemetry timeline on your live broadcast. Would like to know how you did it? Does isro provide telemetry data in real time… I don’t think so.

[@ayan.debnath]

I noticed TWO Hovers while watching Live.

[@abhishekpatil406]

Automatic landing system was just a surprise 🖤🥳

[@GareebScientist]

Surprise kaise. That was always th plan. No other way to land with so much latency

[@ris99]

​@@GareebScientistkon sa programming language use hua hoga bhaiya automation landing ke liye?😅

[@ChessCat1500]

@@ris99 guess is C or rust...

[@shaankhaan1686]

@@ris99 C++

[@CBSE_ICSE]

They use old machines.. because scientists do not rely on new tech..as it is not tested yet in outer space.

[@AVchauhan1721]

It is a huge leap for Indigenous scientific dispora

[@Ravi_kumar09]

I will also revisit on this video after 10-15 years to remember the things happen during CH3 landing, Thanks 😊

[@ZhongliBIGPP]

I have so many questions. What if not only do we find water but also bacteria & alien life 🤔 What if by studying seismic activities we discover moon is actually hollow like some conspiracy theories claim 🤔

[@mallikarjunhiremath525]

Alien would grab all the TRP all over world

[@khunevidit15]

Media headline : चंद्रयान 3 ने देखा चाँद पर alien ? ❗️❗️📢📢🗣😨😨

[@aditya7808]

8:14 - On careful observation, looks like the wheel on the middle turned (rotated) - at the end of the rover's turning phase.

[@DhairyaMehta20]

I have a question bro.... Why Somanath sir didn't mention Sivan sir after the successful landing of lander in his speech...He mentioned many former scientists but didn't mention Sivan sir in his speech...

[@krishnendukundu6446]

High post mein apna beech sab ego , competition ye sab exist karta ha

[@jatin_krishna]

Ego

[@zomkarakaraul]

He had given credit to chandrayaan 2 team.

[@DhairyaMehta20]

@@zomkarakaraul Okay

[@shashiangadi8564]

I don't think you are gareeb scientist...but your information and Knowledge about space is rich, richer and richest

[@rum81]

Excellent technical justification of using 1-2 mega pixel camera. People need to understand how in a complex system there is lot of dependency between sub-systems and tradeoffs have to be made.

[@Citizen1548]

Delay in posting the image was because they maybe waited for dust to be settled which maybe raised because of impact

[@quickSilverXMen]

I think everyone knows that the image with the India flag is AI generated. At least I guessed it out it is just shown as representational.

[@GareebScientist]

Hope so...

[@himanshushekhar5001]

Please make detail video on Aditya L1 .

[@gopallohar5534]

I would also like to revisit this video to relive the moments. And I can say "tab to isro ka pr kuchh nahi tha Aaj ke comparison me..."

[@kooljees]

Superb presentation! As you have access to ISRO, please tell them to release all the videos of the testing of various assemblies, assembling of the chandrayaan, integration with the rocket and so on! Why should these videos come through youtube channels?!!

[@matiyadav4182]

I love isro nice video, jai hind 🇮🇳🇮🇳💪💪🙏🙏🚩🚩🚩

[@Vishnu-B]

@Gareeb Scientist, Dude first of all thank you a million for the data shown at 10:35. Throughout the vertical descent (from 800m to 0m), horizontal velocity was higher than expected (ideally should have been 0). And the person responsible for the telecast, did not show the data during the last 10 seconds of the landing and I was pissed off. So, I got to see what I wanted to see now. So thank you. Second of all, regarding the two hovers, both hovers were planned. One at 800m and another at 150m. ISRO had mentioned this somewhere. So I was aware of it and expecting it. So it wasn't unexpected. Also it is during the hover at 800m, it scanned the alternate landing spot in case of 'Re-Target'.

[@Ultrainstincte]

There was no full pure vertical descent like you imagine. Pure vertical descent happened at 150m. Before that it was resultant of both horizontal and vertical velocities

[@Vishnu-B]

@@Ultrainstincte I'm not imagining. I have the graph published by ISRO detailing the 4 phases of the descent, where they have given the horizontal and vertical velocities for each phase. And the descent from 800m was supposed to be with no horizontal velocity according to the graph.

[@abhaskumarsinha3647]

Chandrayaan 3 thik se end nhi hua, Ab Aditya L1 ek do week me aiyega

[@aayannayak1264]

I was expecting a curiosity and spirit level of clarity in images but now it is clear 😅

[@Value_Pilgrim]

Dear GS, After seeing Vikram land on the moon surface and the no-failure approach with which ISRO approached the whole exercise, I feel that ISRO should be able to also land the booster rockets back on Earth the way Space X does it. Secondly, ISRO did experiment with a shuttle kind of re-entry and landing vehicle. If these two things work out then ISRO (in collaboration with a Private Entity) should plan on doing space tourism the way Bezos, Musk and Virgin Group is planning. Also probably Trans Continental flights like Sriharikota to NY in 3 hours can be planned for the future (I am sure the Chinese are also planning something like this). The thing is that these things can become huge markets in the future and we need to plan in advance to secure such revenue streams which can then be converted into funding sources for R&D as well as future space missions. What do you think? Is ISRO planning something like this?

[@s.a.r7075]

One suggestion for you. I follow your video's a lot, you can sometimes use easy words or abbreviations sometimes so that it will be easier for someone to understand. Like my question will be Why there will be longer shadows on South pole? Make a playlist or videos where you teach Basic of space 🌌🚀. Even commerce students deserve to learn something ❤.

[@neeraj00x]

Imagine your shadow in the morning/evening versus your shadow in the afternoon. In the first case the shadow will be larger than the shadow that is formed when the Sun is directly overhead. In the case of the polar region (North and South poles) the sun is always on the horizon (like during dusk/dawn) so the shadow of an object is larger in polar regions.

[@2subrosa]

"gayn ki gareebi sabse bari.. jai hind ."" Missing the last line.

[@allahlesboslu2_9]

Aditya L1 ke baare mein ek detailed summary banaao sir ji , your chandrayaan 3 coverage was amazing , learnt a lot of things like how the rover , other modules works , how the fuel is managed , about the rocket structure and detachments etc

[@techmaster6587]

I am also excited to know about Aditya L1 mission 🌞

[@Vanshbhardwaj294]

Big fan

[@safalgupta5563]

Isro is proud of India ❤

[@CBSE_ICSE]

Pride

[@null4771]

India is proud of isro 😂

[@jatin_krishna]

Pride

[@b10prithavirajjadhav61]

English is proud of you

[@kundangupta8355]

How did Cassini or venera sent us such high quality photos from Saturn and Venus so many years ago and we are struggling to get a decent picture from moon ?

[@nighthawk4298]

Yeah that's what I am saying and still people are defending me and saying " it's not sent for take selfies or photo shoot, only for scientific purpose kido " , man i hate this people so much 😠

[@kundangupta8355]

@@nighthawk4298 they see everyone as a hater of this country if someone asks even a tiniest of doubt ..I love isro and India and I don't have to show it to someone but there are hundreds of question that arise when I see or listen something and I want to know the reason to get myself informed and aware of that. I don't know what has happened to the curiosity of some people nowadays.

[@jatin_krishna]

They use the steerable high-gain antenna, which takes almost 2 days to communicate your response and also takes 2 days to reach, it takes lots of days or weeks to send a single image

[@kundangupta8355]

@@jatin_krishna I just searched that..thanks but why didn't isro consider making a nuclear powered source for the rover to make its life not dependable on solar arrays?

[@thebuddhasector9493]

Higher resolution camera, higher computation power, higher battery capacity, and high gain antennas...

[@gagan_sharma]

Mene bhi video 2 baar dekha taki knowledge dhang se samajh saku Kafi interesting information h video me ❤

[@nraphson]

ChaSTE ka result yar mtlb amazing itna variations abhi kafi kuch explore karna baki hai

[@sarthaksherekar7562]

I think ISRO should really work on their communications and data transfer architecture , We landed on the moon successfully and we cant even have one high megapixel image ? this is disappointing.

[@subhajitbanerjee6695]

Isro could have used the concept of perseverance Mars rover which uses radio thermal activity to produce electricity as a result higher quality camera could be used in the rover. (as a complement)

[@hi-techshikhar4797]

Sir please make a video on ISRO Rocket & NASA Rocket... Because I see NASA Rocket produce so much Steam compared to ISRO Rocket &&& Also make video on Chandrayan 3 after 14 days of what we have achieved from this mission

[@Kanukantis]

Great work buddy. Jai Hind Jai Bharat. Keep learning and make Hindustan more in everywhere..Thanks

[@monitsangwan899]

Thanks bro ! aap ne ye complete video bna he de jiske hamne demand k te ❤️

[@shubhamugale9472]

Thank you bhai. Ab kuch baat samajh aa rahi hai. Nahi to bass photo dekh ke khush ho rahe the. ❤

[@nwyliedavid07]

Bro plz update more such educational videos. Amazing learning

[@prateekshaviswas4401]

Good Job man.... Keep it up... We need to uplift sciencetific temperament of our country.... GOD bless

[@harshmathurx]

keep posting bro, I'd never know any of this if it wasn't for your channel

[@samarthbagwe1736]

Brother a lot of people especially international followers have been complaining about the quality of the images Says it's very poor quality

[@GareebScientist]

As i explained, can be solved but many thins will need upgrade

[@indian9632]

I'm pretty sure scientists don't care about the images quality but findings.

[@_vkvy]

Kya video hai sir maja aa gya dekh ke 🤯