‪@AbhijitChavda‬

[@ranveerallahbadia]

10 CRAZY STORIES From India's History - BLOW YOUR MIND! kzbin.info/www/bejne/q5TCoZ97YtOCd8U 🎧 सुनिए #TheRanveerShow हिंदी Spotify पर :- open.spotify.com/episode/7egXArkTEDNcVXYwqOIdSt

[@mayukhpurkayastha2649]

Krishna ki meaning dark hota hai too Krishna matter=dark matter and kali maa ki meaning dark matter hai kya??????love from Bangladesh 🇧🇩🇧🇩🇧🇩🇧🇩🇯🇵🇯🇵🇯🇵🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳✝️✝️

[@AdityaSoni-et5li]

Thank you so much Ranveer for making this video it was so helpful, informative and amazing to watch both of you gems talking about space 🌟❤️

[@meharenterprises4155]

One more episode of fraud abhijit

[@Kalki-t3y]

Thank You So Much Abhijit Chavda Sir & Ranveer Allahbadia Sir & Team 🙏🙏❤️❤️💯💯🇮🇳🇮🇳

[@Rokade108]

Ranveer now you shoud add Abhijit Chavda Sir in your team permanently 😂. But keep the joke aside, seriously yr this man is doing absolutely amazing work for science & history enthusiast people. Keep it up plzz.❤️❤️❤️

[@nischal1530]

Abhijit Chavda ❤️❤️ can't get bored of listening to him. He is incredible

[@ayushmangarg]

Abijit sir ke saath ek series shuru kardo jo har month ke end me geopolitics ke bare me bataye

[@ImAshu22]

👏👏👏

[@ImAshu22]

Only in hindi language

[@aniket1638]

Unka channel hai

[@devlakhchaura9625]

Bhai dono channel pe unhi ki videos arahi hai laga taar 😂 baki dikte hi kaha hai 😂😂

[@scam370]

😂

[@sandeepchaudhary9670]

Ek dil hai kitni baar jeetoge Abhijit sir....he is ocean of knowledge. This man deserves more recognition.....

[@TopMediaHindi]

Ayan

[@SkullyYouTube]

@@TopMediaHindi ayan nitrate

[@Galaxy93034]

but all r not correct.

[@anshumanmandal1290]

Knowledge is useless if its not servings any practical benefits to mankind.

[@devashishthube5714]

We need more podcasts with Sir Abhijit Chavda . More podcast on NATIVES In the USA , slave trade ,slavery and genocide of millions of Indians during the last 1000 years , China’s century of humiliation,etc . You are great Ranveer ❤️ Massive respect for Sir Abhijit Chavda❤️

[@akhanduyitr369]

LoL 🤣 the Indian genocide is still going on

[@parijain314]

I'll ppm

[@vaishalithube4874]

🤙🏻🤙🏻

[@apurvabhusari2049]

WOW THIS ARE GREAT TOPICS

[@Hindu_135]

@@apurvabhusari2049 these*

[@shubhamverma4925]

"Main satya ki khoj mein hoon." Abhijit sir winning our hearts with his one liners. Massive respect. Great content.

[@agnosticatheist4093]

Haan Jhut Aur Conspiracy Theory Bech Ke Satya Ki Khoj Kar Rahe Hai 😂😂

[@kafrefamily]

@@agnosticatheist4093 ghatiya

[@Power0P7949]

@@agnosticatheist4093 jalgayi atheist ki, bhle khud k dimag m kuda ho , par fact se deny nahhi karenge bs bhokenge tere jese log👏🤣

[@rajeshsaha1435]

@@agnosticatheist4093 the

[@male.3437]

@@agnosticatheist4093 pakka congressi hoga

[@rajneeshsingh9017]

I can hear Abhijit sir 24 hrs straight ❤️❤️

[@mlonewolf7045]

Brother whatever he is telling is normal science... No one could be perfect in every subject... Now after listening this podcast I can relate.... This man is just a normal science geek... Nothing new information is provided 😂😂😂😂

[@Kinpin12357]

@@mlonewolf7045bewakoof wo uske bolne ke style se impress hai

[@raghavmishra0710]

Daam this man Geopolitics - exceptional knowledge History - exceptional knowledge Science - always the best

[@Ashutosh-fc2fl]

Sometimes i think he knows more than Wikipedia

[@unbiasedfreak1352]

It's delightful for brain.

[@unbiasedfreak1352]

@@Ashutosh-fc2fl encyclopedia for knowledge.

[@anshujoshi2162]

@Pragnesh Kumar mostly True bcz his statements just makes sense and he is by far the most intelligent Indian I've seen in last 10-20 years

[@abir95571]

Honestly we want Abhijit’s episodes every month on geo politics and science … he’s like a book

[@pappusaha2767]

Very heavy conversation with lots of knowledge, I just lost in your conversation and suddenly it ends. Hope we can see you and Avijit sir in another such interesting conversation. Thank you Ranveer for such a conversation.

[@Mann2076]

Already Listened to it on Spotify Here For The 2nd Time .. GOAT Podcast 🔥✌🏻❤️

[@ranveerallahbadia]

❤

[@Mann2076]

@@ranveerallahbadia major Sushant Singh Ke sath Ka 3rd Episode jald hi Release karo Plz Abb Wait Nahi hota 🤷🏻‍♂️🙂

[@adarsh2282]

@@Mann2076 Raha nahi jata talab hi aisi hai na 🤣🤣🙏

[@Mann2076]

@@adarsh2282 Yeah 😂😂😂👍

[@RishabhKumar-fv9jv]

@@ranveerallahbadia ❤️

[@kamyasahu]

Due to Abhijit sir only, my interest in history and astronomy has DEEPENED! ❤️✨ warna school ke history class me to almost neend hi aati thi 😂😪 All thanks to Abhijit chawda sir, Ranveer bhaiya and the whole team of Beer biceps!! ❤️😄

[@pallabkalita3543]

Same here 💯🔥

[@letstalkphilosophy3251]

Same here 🥂🥂

[@DM-zb8hw]

+1k

[@nihalmahto7781]

True

[@Rohit__4748]

True

[@adityavashi5035]

Abhijit Chawda is really good, and very honest with his opinion and with no agendas of promoting religion or science. Moreover, the way he took his word back about aerodynamic to not offend anyone was amazing 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣. Sheldon from big bang theory should have learned from him 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣.

[@mansichitari]

After so many episodes on geopolitics with abhijit chavda sir there is podcast on space .... Really love this podcast ...as these topics really fascinates me a lot... Thanks ranveer sir for making this podcast ❤️

[@ranveerallahbadia]

Grateful 🙏❤

[@enasnirercos7626]

If you believe moon landing really happened then please answer these questions and if you can't answer them, then it's time for you to do more research about moon landing... 1) Basic science says, oxygen is needed for combustion, then how did the combustion in the rocket take place, when there's no oxygen in the space? 2) Why does the rocket always travel straight at 90 degrees angle for the first few Kilometers of the launch and then always takes a 180 degrees angle direction, which is very much parallel to the earth's surface? 3) Why don't they send the rocket in the same direction and angle of the destination from the launch itself? 4) How did they film Neil Armstrong's first step from outside of the spaceship, was the cameraman already present? 5) How did President Nixon speak with the astronauts through a landline phone from a distance of 3,84,000 km, while today, even with all the 4G technology in the world, we still face problems in calling people located at remote areas because of no network? (Just Google search, First call from the moon" and you will die laughing after seeing the Landline Phone.) 6) Why one cannot see the stars in the dark sky, when they were on the moon? 7) Why one cannot see the sun in the sky, where one can clearly see the bright surface of the moon? 8) Why one can see steel like thin wires attached on the bags behind their backs of every astronaut from certain angles? 9) After spending $28 Billion for the first moon landing, how could they do nothing to preserve the technology to go back to the moon again? (Do a KZbin search of, Scientist accepting the loss of technology to go back to the moon.)

[@Godsave334]

Thanks bro

[@dvans5435]

​@@enasnirercos76261. Rockets ke paas oxygen hota ha is kama ke liye 2. Ye apn logo ne rocket simulator me bhi Kiya tha pehle sidha jate ha fir tilt karke jate ha. Exact ans. To nhi pata lekin mere hisaab se isliye kyunki aisa karne se dharti ka centripetal force use hota ha aur Kam fuel use hota ha. 3.They do send. They have done all the calculations already. 2 ke Karan aisa hota ha ki straight line me nhi jata rocket shuruaat me. 4. Jab wo land ho rhe the tab unne camera chhor Diya tha jo jaha par landing honi thi uske side face kar rha tha. 5.Aaj bhi special logo ke paas alag communication lines ka access hota ha jisse wo baaki special political logo ko turant call kar sakte ha recharge wgera kuch nhi rehta. Upar se wo to us president tha aur moon landing jaisi cheez ki baat thi to use Aaj ke 4G se compare krna Galat ha kyunki 4G aam janta ke level ka ha. 6.Sun ki light ke karan 7.kyunki uska atmosphere nhi isliye light trap nhi ho paati. Apna sky blue atmosphere ki wjh se ha. 8. Unke paas electric equipments the isliye wires bhi 9.jin factories ne usme kaam Kiya tha jin scientists engineers wgera wo sab job chhor gye aur tabse nasa ka workforce 1/10 ho gya ha. Ye baaki missions se alag hota ha kyunki isme landing aur astronauts ki safety aur vapsi sab hota ha. Baaki missions me lifeloss nhi hota. Expertise chahiye hoti ha jo kisi ke paas na ho baaki planet par

[@TFI_think_for_india]

Owls are alians because owl has two body with one soul, one body on earth and 2nd one in another universe. Please research about owl. I'm shocked when this type of theory came in my dream and I'm a deep mediator.

[@Deva4_]

I think Ranveer bhaiya Abhijeet Chawda is a whole universe of knowledge and every time he visit to your podcast we get to upgradation of our knowledge Thanks Ranveer Sir and Abhijeet sir🥰🥰

[@ranveerallahbadia]

🙏❤

[@srivatsarai9406]

When you have a theory exam tomorrow but you don't want to stop listening to Abhijit Sir 😭😔

[@shubhamrathod7853]

I’ve watched many English scientific podcast but bro this one just touch my heart, man. What a extraordinary work you’re doing. This podcast will reach to curious mind of earth, India probably a child from village who just started thinking abt science, space, universe, it would open gate of science towards him. Fabulous podcast man. Hats off to you Ranveer and one and only Abhijit sir. Jai Hind

[@nileshmandal]

This is what we were waiting for. After Sirisha Bandla, we really needed a podcast based on science and Cosmology with the astrophysicist, Mr. Abhijit Chavda.

[@Abhi-sh2gc]

Einstein's E=MC² is on another level... Due to this equation, he showed for the first time how energy & mass is directly proportional to each other....

[@iiTzKaran_YT]

Proportional nhi, interconvertible

[@shreyabhogle82]

Just can't seem to get enough of Abhijit sir!!😩 Keep the podcasts with him coming Ranveer!!🙆🏻‍♀️🙆🏻‍♀️

[@rishavagarwal5352]

Whenever I see his podcast i just click it and cannot leave without watching the whole episode, AC sir shares his plethora of knowledge in such easy and understandable terms that you just cannot stop wanting for more of it......also i would like to add that when sir mentioned about some people who are spiritual and scientists too there's another example i.e. Swami atmapriyananda he is a theoretical physics expert and VC of Vivekananda University and Hindu monk

[@Inspire2Wealth01]

First 1 hour video I have watched full in my life 😅

[@talkinglegend5435]

Yes

[@sandhyanarain8913]

Ranveer sir,, am from Mauritius,, I just discovered your show,, last week,, and I must say hats off to your wonderful show,, am mesmerized,, by those people like Mayur, sir, who is the most appreciated frm me,, and sure the others also with due respect,, like, Sarbajeet sir radhakrishna sir,, and so on,, this show has opened my mind so so much,, that iv discovered,, many many realities,, so keep up the good work,, and all the best Ranveer,, keep changing people in the best way ever possible,,

[@Chiching41]

Such an interesting Podcast, Glad to see Abhijit Sir again. Thankyou Ranveer Sir for the amazing podcast. #Chavdagang

[@hansvibes5321]

Everytime I watch Abhijit Sir's podcast, my pride for my country goes skyrocket and give a pump to do something for my country. Thanks a lot Sir.

[@one_is_insane]

Like that movie which is prometheus in it.. It is said that why they formed us and at last they found why they formed us and the answer is :- THEY ARE ABLE TO FORM US

[@natali2000in]

My 10 yrs old was listening this podcast with me she also enjoyed it. She has decided to go in the field of astro physics or quantum. We live in UK now, but she would like to study in IIA 🇮🇳. Thanks for this podcast. Please get Praveen Mohan on your show. He really deserves it . Jai Hind

[@anup030390]

India is the answer not UK Yes she is going great...

[@SkullyYouTube]

@@anup030390 India is a country like UK the human is magical, not any piece of land

[@komalpanchal06]

Ranveer please make a separate playlist for Abhijeet Chavda Sir in ordered videos so that we don't miss any videos on him. This man is a whole collection of bookshelf which deserves it's own Library.

[@rishavagarwal5352]

Yeah that would be good !!

[@saatvikdwivedi2182]

Brahma- big bang(creation) Vishnu- dark matter(holding it together for a while) Shiva- dark energy(destruction) .......repeat....... just a wild thought...

[@bishalshaw2467]

This podcast is A great gift for astronomy lovers ❤️

[@meharenterprises4155]

A non historian is a great history scholar great

[@priyasharma9724]

Ican't get enough of these episodes featuring Abhijit sir. And I am sure Ranveer too can't, that's why Sir is back 🙏

[@varunjain314]

I chose to be a Chartered Accountant but I did not know that after passing my 12th from commerce I will start loving science so much because till 10th I was an average science student having no interest in science at all just imposed by the school and had syllabus which I had to pass. But after attaining the age of 21 my curiosity awoke suddenly to know science, I started liking and loving science and thanx to hollywood for giving such great movies on space, quantum physics, extraterrestrial lifeforms, interstellar travel, futuristic concept etc. Apart from that this man Mr. Abhijit Chavda made me fall in love with science even more. He is an ocean with great knowledge. And there is proverb in India that Knowledge grows by sharing I will also pass on this knowledge to someone someday. Thank you for enriching our knowledge.

[@spacexlivesp]

hollywood inspired you towards SCIENCE , but what about BOLLYWOOD ???? they may also make good science movies................

[@21yashmishra41]

@@spacexlivesp konsi movies ? Bollywood. Sirf proistitutewood and drugswood h . Pehle to km se km thoda culture ko respect bhi kr lete the but ab hmesha nangapan ya phir gyaan dena h to bs apne culture ki kamiyan btana itni saari khoobi h india k culture mein vo nhi btate hmesha sirf kamiyaan. Km se km balanced to rkho

[@vatsalgaliya2273]

Hello Fellow friend I found we have the same interests and yeah I'm doing CA too 😅

[@author1711]

The MAN... The MYTH... The LEGEND Abhijit Sir 🙏 Waiting for his Hindi Episodes 👍🏻👍🏻

[@akhileshagrawal5762]

Immense Knowledge!!!❤️❤️And he was so humble to explain all of that in simple words!!I am sorry Ranveer,but you felt like you knew nothing in front of him

[@aditijain7168]

Thanks a lot for bringing these kinds of intellectual people on your show.... I know english lekin phir bhi hindi me jyada behtar connect ho pata h... Aur AC sir itne knowledgeable hone ke bad bhi itne humble aur easy going hain...thank you sir...pranam🙏🏻😇 Sir ke sath hindi me aur bhi video banao please🤌🏻specially science kyuki logo ko is field me km awareness hai..hindi me baki sb bhi samajh paenge

[@aceking9318]

Please make MORE Podcasts with Gurudev Abhijit Chavda, Pls Consider these Topics: 1.HISTORY OF INDIA:- During Mahabharata time how was is to live in Sri Krsna’s Dwarka? 2.EUROPE’S PRE 2000 HISTORY. (DID TROY EXIST?). 3. INDUS VALLEY AND HARAPPAN CIVILISATION 4. NATIVE AMERICANS CULTURE AND MYTHOLOGY 5.ANCIENT INDIAN TECHNOLOGY DURING Sri Krsna and Sri Ram’s Era. 🕉🙏

[@ladyofthemultiverse4383]

My son has introduced me to this legend of a man! Hats of to ranveer for such amazing episodes with him.

[@rohanmadan007]

Great 🌸

[@preetivishvakarma2102]

Checkout his own KZbin channel as well in the description box

[@the_kuku_sensei]

Love these podcasts about astroscience....too much exciting and worth learning Thanks Ranveer for all those debates on astro science.....😊

[@krutiksavjiani1718]

This guy is an ocean. Learned so many new things from this one. Please make more podcasts on Astrophysics and quantum mechanics.

[@justanotherperson2960]

As an astrodynamics engineer, I have worked with involving effect of relativity equations, for positioning and velocity measurements using GNSS data. The errors you get if you dont resolve relativity within the equations, a user gets several meters of errors. It was the first time, I felt the direct implication of relativity. Its mind-blowing for me. Lots to learn and grow.

[@enasnirercos7626]

I don't even know what Astrodynamics mean, I can always do a Google search to make myself look knowledgeable but I chose to be logical than knowledgeable, so, this is my question to you... As a layman I am asking you this, do you really think Neil Armstrong and other Astronauts went to the moon and the earth is a Globe?

[@justanotherperson2960]

@@enasnirercos7626 yes to both. I think that since I can prove experimentally.

[@enasnirercos7626]

@@justanotherperson2960 Hey, I would love to hear from you. I am waiting for the proofs, please enhance me with your knowledge.

[@WauzMusic]

Sir how to become astrodynamics engineer??

[@jinfin221]

@@WauzMusic By studying.

[@ranitlaha5889]

1:01:10 Chandrayan 3 successfully landed ❤❤. India becomes the first country to land on South Pole🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳

[@soniakaushik3067]

Abhijit Chavda Sir is sounding like Sheldon Cooper….🤍 🤍 Being a STEM student…totally loved this podcast…💜💜

[@adityasinghrajput3505]

I'm a Space Addicted student,,, and Almost studied every famous books on Space,, like,, Series by Michio Kaku, Stephen Hawking, Albert Einstein, and many more,,,, still learning about space has no limits,, and I learned a Lot From This Podcast🙏🏻 ,, Jai Hind🇮🇳

[@faridkhanattar7451]

Watch dhurve raathi's video about moon landing it's just awesome man 👍

[@aaki12321]

Can u share some names of books brother?

[@ReaderABHI]

​@@aaki12321 😊

[@adityatomar5333]

​@@faridkhanattar7451 😂😂😂

[@gsjnvvdvr]

​@@faridkhanattar7451 ha german dog na

[@chitrarattehalli6813]

Abhijit Chavda is truly a Guru of Geopolitics. Very proud of his contributions towards Astro Physics. Ranveer you are an amazing young podcaster who asks great questions …please watch the latest videos on Investigative journalist Ross Coulthart doing the reality check episode . On UFO’s/ UAP’s findings. Would love to know what Abhijit has to say.

[@sougatadas261]

It's another mind blowing podcast.. as you always do with him.. And what can I say about this gentleman.. The man is an ocean of knowledge.. Feeling proud to have him in India and being an Indian I feel proud ❤️

[@beluga-ii2xd]

Welcome to chavda University with the one and only legend Abhijit chavda 😘

[@nerd6134]

Highly intelligent people are getting lesser with time. Reason is that most of the knowledge is available and there aren’t much folks who have passion like sir Albert, Ramanujan etc.

[@thatinquisitiveguy]

What a great man Abhijit Chavda Ji is 🙏🏻🙏🏻 He is regularly putting out content on his channel as well as doing collaborations with Ranveer and along with that he has his research too. We are absolutely blessed by having the chance to learn from his knowledge 🙏🏻🙏🏻 Thank you very much Sir for sharing your knowledge with us and Thank you Ranveer for introducing us to this guy when you first hosted him on your channel about an year ago 🙏🏻

[@swastikagautam3623]

Never missed an Abhijit chavda podcast…….one of my favourites as always❤️

[@Abhi-sh2gc]

Abhijit Sir mentioned E.C. George Sudershan.... suddenly a lot of memories flooded my mind....I read about Mr. Sudershan in HC Verma (Concepts of Physics book).....Mr. Sudershan gave the concept of Tachyons....where everything is faster than the speed of light..... Ranbir bhai, If you read this message, kindly convey my appreciation for Abhijit Sir....

[@Pushed2InsanityYT]

Thanks for bringing in Abhijit Chavda again Ranveer! Always a pleasure to listen to him, especially when it's science!! 💛

[@vaibhavsrivastava6242]

He is a very knowledgeable person and just becoz of him my interest in geopolitical scenarios have increased. Ranveer please do bring more podcast with him it's really interesting to hear him talk facts about almost anything.😍🙏🏻

[@smita5095]

Same here brother 😊

[@enasnirercos7626]

If you believe moon landing really happened then please answer these questions and if you can't answer them, then it's time for you to do more research about moon landing... 1) Basic science says, oxygen is needed for combustion, then how did the combustion in the rocket take place, when there's no oxygen in the space? 2) Why does the rocket always travel straight at 90 degrees angle for the first few Kilometers of the launch and then always takes a 180 degrees angle direction, which is very much parallel to the earth's surface? 3) Why don't they send the rocket in the same direction and angle of the destination from the launch itself? 4) How did they film Neil Armstrong's first step from outside of the spaceship, was the cameraman already present? 5) How did President Nixon speak with the astronauts through a landline phone from a distance of 3,84,000 km, while today, even with all the 4G technology in the world, we still face problems in calling people located at remote areas because of no network? (Just Google search, First call from the moon" and you will die laughing after seeing the Landline Phone.) 6) Why one cannot see the stars in the dark sky, when they were on the moon? 7) Why one cannot see the sun in the sky, where one can clearly see the bright surface of the moon? 8) Why one can see steel like thin wires attached on the bags behind their backs of every astronaut from certain angles? 9) After spending $28 Billion for the first moon landing, how could they do nothing to preserve the technology to go back to the moon again? (Do a KZbin search of, Scientist accepting the loss of technology to go back to the moon.)

[@rishabhinc2936]

​@@enasnirercos76261.combustion is used just to escape out of the atmosphere....after it uses force pf attraction of different entities

[@abhijeetanpat5842]

This show is so engaging that in todays world of micro attention span of 30sec videos, its commendable that you can actually pull off 1hour+ episodes with so much stickiness... u just can't stop listening. More power to you Ranveer! keep going 🙂

[@stealthoverflow]

Super smart guy, always love to watch him. And also he is very well capable to feed Ranveer's craving for conspiracies and sensational content for his podcasts, which usually tend to make other guests awkward most of the times.

[@JOY_PAUL_ENGLISH]

Although I'm a student of English literature and have never realised that science is so interesting during my school and college days. But I always enjoy watching Abhijit sir and learn a lot.. Requesting Ranveer to continue this series of podcast with Abhijit sir and I must tell you that your conversation with him is the most significant and worthy content in the history of your channel. Best wishes🎊🥰

[@enasnirercos7626]

If you believe moon landing really happened then please answer these questions and if you can't answer them, then it's time for you to do more research about moon landing... 1) Basic science says, oxygen is needed for combustion, then how did the combustion in the rocket take place, when there's no oxygen in the space? 2) Why does the rocket always travel straight at 90 degrees angle for the first few Kilometers of the launch and then always takes a 180 degrees angle direction, which is very much parallel to the earth's surface? 3) Why don't they send the rocket in the same direction and angle of the destination from the launch itself? 4) How did they film Neil Armstrong's first step from outside of the spaceship, was the cameraman already present? 5) How did President Nixon speak with the astronauts through a landline phone from a distance of 3,84,000 km, while today, even with all the 4G technology in the world, we still face problems in calling people located at remote areas because of no network? (Just Google search, First call from the moon" and you will die laughing after seeing the Landline Phone.) 6) Why one cannot see the stars in the dark sky, when they were on the moon? 7) Why one cannot see the sun in the sky, where one can clearly see the bright surface of the moon? 8) Why one can see steel like thin wires attached on the bags behind their backs of every astronaut from certain angles? 9) After spending $28 Billion for the first moon landing, how could they do nothing to preserve the technology to go back to the moon again? (Do a KZbin search of, Scientist accepting the loss of technology to go back to the moon.)

[@kravisha1]

When he talks about science you can't even imagine he is an expert in geopolitics and history... AND vice versa!! Deep respect and love..

[@dipeshdudhaiya7740]

You should also mention Nambi Narayanan sir as the pioneer of the Vikas engine without which mangalyan mission wouldn't have been possible in 1st attempt. We've recently just got acquainted with his life story by watching Rocketry. Thanks to R. Madhavan sir !!!

[@enasnirercos7626]

If you believe moon landing really happened then please answer these questions and if you can't answer them, then it's time for you to do more research about moon landing... 1) Basic science says, oxygen is needed for combustion, then how did the combustion in the rocket take place, when there's no oxygen in the space? 2) Why does the rocket always travel straight at 90 degrees angle for the first few Kilometers of the launch and then always takes a 180 degrees angle direction, which is very much parallel to the earth's surface? 3) Why don't they send the rocket in the same direction and angle of the destination from the launch itself? 4) How did they film Neil Armstrong's first step from outside of the spaceship, was the cameraman already present? 5) How did President Nixon speak with the astronauts through a landline phone from a distance of 3,84,000 km, while today, even with all the 4G technology in the world, we still face problems in calling people located at remote areas because of no network? (Just Google search, First call from the moon" and you will die laughing after seeing the Landline Phone.) 6) Why one cannot see the stars in the dark sky, when they were on the moon? 7) Why one cannot see the sun in the sky, where one can clearly see the bright surface of the moon? 8) Why one can see steel like thin wires attached on the bags behind their backs of every astronaut from certain angles? 9) After spending $28 Billion for the first moon landing, how could they do nothing to preserve the technology to go back to the moon again? (Do a KZbin search of, Scientist accepting the loss of technology to go back to the moon.)

[@tatiyabichoo]

@@enasnirercos7626 😂

[@enasnirercos7626]

@@tatiyabichoo What happened, why are you laughing?

[@kushalmahajan5809]

​@@enasnirercos7626bro abhi chandrayan 3 land liya he😂😂. Lavde to usme bhi to exhaust ka use hua tha landing me to usko bhi galat bolega kya lavduu

[@rikbanerjee7342]

A scientist who also doesn't deny the existence of spirituality and God, rather he justifies the Vedas and Upanishads_ A real genius as well as a humble person _ A great one, kudos to Abhijit sir_ Thank you for this nice podcast_ 💖🙏

[@seeker7090]

what about science is dope channel....he seems like a Lil bit negative n aggressive...he is also a scientist

[@rikbanerjee7342]

@@seeker7090 Not really aggressive he's just trying to tell our level has to reach higher to understand all_

[@manasranjandas7669]

Jab Tak humko Sab chiz ka answer nehi mila hai , chutiyon ke tarah beleive nehi karna chahiye , nehi toh Blind believe create hoga , Lyk Macchar Katne se Aids Ho jata hai. Rahu Chandra Suraj ko Niggal leta hai etc 😂😂😂.

[@rikbanerjee7342]

@@manasranjandas7669 Blind belief kaun kar Raha hai? He's always saying 'maybe', Jo chiz hum jante nehi woh blindly believe bhi nehi karna chahiye waise hi un chizon ko ganduon ki tarah disbelieve bhi nehi karni chahiye, rather we should say, 'I don't know_' I hope you understood this_

[@ChetanSonwane007]

Watched each podcast video of abhijit Sir..!! Really excited for also this one Please keep it up bhai..!! Loved your Podcasts man.. ❤

[@ranveerallahbadia]

Thank you 🙏❤

[@ChetanSonwane007]

@@ranveerallahbadia Thanks bhai.. 😊🙏❤

[@komalpanchal06]

The most epic moment when Ranveer was counting those 4-Dimensions to make sure he is aware of them 🤣🤣🤣 27:16 Love you Ranveer.

[@one_is_insane]

43:41 What is the starting purpose for making these rockets like what’s the intention kya unhe ye pta lag chuka tha ki aage kuch saalon me hum itne badal jaayenge ki yahan rehna sabke liye mushkil ho jaayega ya phir koi aapda jis ke liye humhe shift hona padega… ya phir just looking for extra advantages to make this country highly advanced and innovative

[@shodhitgoyal6539]

Ranveer thank you for introducing abhjit sir to us , i will be forever gratefull to you. This duo will go down in history as the pioneers of indian academia for best online learning❤.

[@shraddhagupta7145]

I have learnt a lot about Geopolitics/Science/History from #AbhijitChavda sir. Thank you sir for educating our generation. We are grateful for having you in our lives. 🙏🏻🙏🏻♥️

[@rihanmanikpuri55]

i love many-world interpretation but the Copenhagen Interpretation of quantum mechanics asserts that one future world is chosen purely by chance from an infinite set of options, prohibiting us from knowing anything about alternatives. this is what separates design thinking from quantum mechanics...

[@nothingness204]

Finally😌😌😩😩. Thank you Ranveer, I literally have been commenting, and tweeting on your handle about a Sci Fi podcast. Thank you sooo muchhh

[@tanishaagarwal3926]

I am not a science student. Have no background in engineering but still found it fascinating to learn and just halfway through the podcast and I feel Abhijit sir explains so clearly and in such simple words. Genius mind indeed 💫

[@blaze5926]

It feels so simple listening to AC sir...until u do the studies urself nd try to understand it😑

[@Atharv-wm3vr]

If you really like this just once start reading advait Vedant philosophy it will blow your mind

[@Find_Your_Purpose]

Wow hindi me bahut achhe se samajh agaya nehito english me bar bar Google karna padta hai, tq so much Ranveer bhai And Abhijeet Sir

[@shivampaliwal1932]

Seeing all the topics I thought I already know about these but I still went for it and learnt new things. Abhijit Chavda sir is a gem.

[@NOMADncc]

Just now I was searching for any intense podcast . And u just dropped it👌👌

[@atishdhale285]

Great Podcast 🙌❤️ Love to learn more from #abhijitchavda sir India need to do something what Great Brain's we have in our country we should cherish them all🇮🇳😍🙁❤️

[@sanskritiladiya828]

Thank you so much Chawda Sir for all these knowledge about geopolitics and space, space is literally my favourite subject to know about.... And Ranveer, I would like to thank you from the core of my heart for inviting Abhijeet sir on your show... We actually need this kind of true knowledge...

[@MaverickJitin]

Fanboy moment for me whenever I watch this guy. No words to describe this man. He has captured by imagination like no other. Love his podcasts.

[@sakshi.sonawane]

MIND BLOWN. And when I say this, I mean it!! My mind is blown apart seeing the knowledge this man has!!! And to what lengths and range! Not a single question goes unanswered!!! He delivers in such a diplomatic way! 'Jo log samajdaar hai, samaj jayenge' kind of way which is absolutely dope!! 😂🔥 And his patriotism and unsaid criticisms (which are totally valid if one scans facts) are so on point! 💯 NEED more videos of Abhijit sir, on every topic there is out there. I can listen to him for hours!

[@swatisundriyal2837]

Abhijit Chavda sir has become my favorite..the amount of knowledge and curiosity this man has indescribable and astonishing. I love him and ranveer too 😀

[@shardawankhede6990]

Abhijit Chawda sir is very intelligent and humble person His knowledge is so deep Very interesting podcast n would love to see Abhijit sir again with the new topic 🥰🥰

[@ripaday8695]

I live in a western country and my son is extremely interested in science, but sadly I'm not that expert in science that I could share any knowledge of my son, which has been obtained here. He always talks about his experiments and tries to explain me in easier way. Although his main interest is in medicine and surgery. I really hope and wish he can get into the field where he wants to work by inventing new medicines and save people's lives.

[@indumaulitiwari5422]

Bro if u plan another episode with same context with Abhijit chavda sir.....please talk about the conspiracy theories like :- (1) Area 51 (2) Neil Arm spelled backward is "Alien" means he was alien. (3) An possible encounter with aliens during Apollo missions that's why we don't go to moon. (4) Does India has something like "Area 51" of its own. (5) I have heard but I am not sure about this that it is true that many scientist have claimed that they have worked with aliens....how much truth their can be in this statement? (6) Can their be an agency like MEN IN BLACK? And last but not the least, (7) what sir himself said that "that our moon rover not landed properly due to geographical reasons" what's the mystery.....

[@pranjal6593]

you should read demon haunted world , u will leave these bullshits and start reading about some real science

[@enasnirercos7626]

If you believe moon landing really happened then please answer these questions and if you can't answer them, then it's time for you to do more research about moon landing... 1) Basic science says, oxygen is needed for combustion, then how did the combustion in the rocket take place, when there's no oxygen in the space? 2) Why does the rocket always travel straight at 90 degrees angle for the first few Kilometers of the launch and then always takes a 180 degrees angle direction, which is very much parallel to the earth's surface? 3) Why don't they send the rocket in the same direction and angle of the destination from the launch itself? 4) How did they film Neil Armstrong's first step from outside of the spaceship, was the cameraman already present? 5) How did President Nixon speak with the astronauts through a landline phone from a distance of 3,84,000 km, while today, even with all the 4G technology in the world, we still face problems in calling people located at remote areas because of no network? (Just Google search, First call from the moon" and you will die laughing after seeing the Landline Phone.) 6) Why one cannot see the stars in the dark sky, when they were on the moon? 7) Why one cannot see the sun in the sky, where one can clearly see the bright surface of the moon? 8) Why one can see steel like thin wires attached on the bags behind their backs of every astronaut from certain angles? 9) After spending $28 Billion for the first moon landing, how could they do nothing to preserve the technology to go back to the moon again? (Do a KZbin search of, Scientist accepting the loss of technology to go back to the moon.)

[@atharvkshirsagar5495]

Podcast with Abhijit Chavda Sir in hindi & the topic is "YOUTH" Questions:- 1. What should YOUTH do? 2. What YOUTH shouldn't do? 3. Whom to follow whom to not? Etc... And the podcast must be "Brutally Honest"🔥❤️‍🔥

[@Mahikunz]

Thank you ability chavda and Ranveer 💐

[@emonbiswas3303]

I am so happy that Abhijit sir is back. He is my favourite among all. Love from Bangladesh ❤❤❤

[@targorot5658]

abhijit Sir is back!! Love you Both❤❤

[@ranveerallahbadia]

❤

[@targorot5658]

@@ranveerallahbadia u replied❤😭

[@payalgupta7776]

I'm addicted. I just cooked an entire meal while listening to India's history and now I'm listening to this one!! You are actually India's smartest podcast.

[@iiTzKaran_YT]

Nahh

[@nsggaming7096]

Man, I love this guy. In realm of Indian spirituality, there is a connection between Science and all the stories/spirutialty. There is an overlapping connection but those two protrude in two opposite directions. While spirituality/yoga/tantra go inwards and talk about metaphysical stuff (which we cannot see but certain people can feel it and experience it), modern science goes outwards talking about things we can see with out eyes. In between these two extremes lies something like Ayurveda, Vastu, Jyotishya Sashtra which overlaps with spiritual realm and the material realm of science.

[@changsangma1915]

This is one of the reason i feel Science as a knowledge medium has layers of comprehension, what modern humans today achieved is purely material layer of science. The spiritual & meta-physics is one level beyond the material form, which cannot be measured by instruments, rather We as a conscious being has to become the instrument of observation directly. Right now we just lost focus on that regard.....but our ancestors tried to master it, & at some point possibly did.

[@enasnirercos7626]

If you believe moon landing really happened then please answer these questions and if you can't answer them, then it's time for you to do more research about moon landing... 1) Basic science says, oxygen is needed for combustion, then how did the combustion in the rocket take place, when there's no oxygen in the space? 2) Why does the rocket always travel straight at 90 degrees angle for the first few Kilometers of the launch and then always takes a 180 degrees angle direction, which is very much parallel to the earth's surface? 3) Why don't they send the rocket in the same direction and angle of the destination from the launch itself? 4) How did they film Neil Armstrong's first step from outside of the spaceship, was the cameraman already present? 5) How did President Nixon speak with the astronauts through a landline phone from a distance of 3,84,000 km, while today, even with all the 4G technology in the world, we still face problems in calling people located at remote areas because of no network? (Just Google search, First call from the moon" and you will die laughing after seeing the Landline Phone.) 6) Why one cannot see the stars in the dark sky, when they were on the moon? 7) Why one cannot see the sun in the sky, where one can clearly see the bright surface of the moon? 8) Why one can see steel like thin wires attached on the bags behind their backs of every astronaut from certain angles? 9) After spending $28 Billion for the first moon landing, how could they do nothing to preserve the technology to go back to the moon again? (Do a KZbin search of, Scientist accepting the loss of technology to go back to the moon.)

[@changsangma1915]

@@enasnirercos7626 ......if you really believe conspiracies amounts to critical analysis against true Science, then its a very amusing form of intelligence....to glorify nonsense. (Only responding by the notification of the op's comment section).

[@enasnirercos7626]

@@changsangma1915 True Science... that's what you and majority of the world believes but not seen with their own eyes. Do this simple experiment, take a candle and light it, then cover it with a glass vessel and you will see the fire going off because of LACK OF OXYGEN, THIS IS TRUE SCIENCE, which you can do, I can do and anyone can do. Pseudo science is, combustion in rocket taking place without oxygen. Use your intelligence, you're the one Glorifying pseudo science and not me. Respond to the questions that I have asked and if you can't answer them, then you really need to do more research on moon landing.

[@bizingmoyong6436]

Big love Ranveer,love your podcast. specially science 🌌🪐world with Abhijit chavda❤️🖤.🧬🕳️☄️ 🌻

[@ranveerallahbadia]

❤

[@rajindersingh-vz8us]

Sir g... Guru Granth Sahib ji mein v likha haiiii "Jo brahmander soi pinde" (,ਜੋ ਬ੍ਰਹਿਮੰਡੇ ਸੋਈ ਪਿੰਡੇ)... It means Jo universe mei hai same wohi aapki body mein v hai.... I means all energies, all vibrations are same in universe or our body...... Ur episode is awesome..

[@Gyani556]

True

[@adityakunwar1524]

Ranveer bro you won't believe me i saw your podcast dear america with abhijit chavada and i got sooo addicted to geopolitics in 2 days whatever i did i used to play the other podcast with abhijit chavda and watched all of it. The theories and the original stuff what actually goes on is so exciting . Please bring more of such podcast.

[@imdib]

Abhijit Sir is truly a gem 💎 I can watch infinte numbers of podcast like this. There's soo much to gain from him 🙏🏻❤️ Thanks to Ranveer bhai for making this possible every single time💯

[@chandubhkumar7478]

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[@kolkatakakalakar]

I wish I had teacher like Abhijit Sir. Genius.

[@SandeepPai]

This episode shouldn't have ended!! Honestly, such a brilliant podcast!! Please we need more episodes with Mr. Chavda!!

[@manangupta7821]

Abhijit chavda and Ranveer are a deadly combo

[@riteshkumarofficials8214]

Khub jamta h rang, jab mil baith te h 3 yaar, Ranveer, Abhijit chavda aur hum viewers. 🙏🙏.

[@harshadingle9819]

he's genius and credit goes to ranveer to ask him really fascinating questions. one of the best podcast ever I've watched or listen.

[@dhruvinchavda5463]

After listening to abhijit chavda sir our whole perspective to see the world and the universe changes

[@techlife9617]

What a great person Abhijit sir is he is able to explain any questions in simple way. Loved it

[@saitamapreetsingh3057]

This guy is really an inspiration for young generations like us, he is like a guide in seek of truth in darkness !

[@pardeepthakur6422]

Abhijit Chavda is simply “ GENIUS “

[@ramap4954]

Abhijit sir u r a genius 👏 salute

[@yashkripalani]

I have never watched a single podcast from A to Z except Abhijit Chavda sir’s episodes. 🙌🏻

[@radium97]

100%

[@dhruvkishan1401]

Sir can we teach our Indian students about these branches of science , education system makes us hate physics chemistry maths but after listening to these kind of podcast our interest and curiousity increases to learn more about science . Respect to Abhijit sir .

[@enasnirercos7626]

If you believe moon landing really happened then please answer these questions and if you can't answer them, then it's time for you to do more research about moon landing... 1) Basic science says, oxygen is needed for combustion, then how did the combustion in the rocket take place, when there's no oxygen in the space? 2) Why does the rocket always travel straight at 90 degrees angle for the first few Kilometers of the launch and then always takes a 180 degrees angle direction, which is very much parallel to the earth's surface? 3) Why don't they send the rocket in the same direction and angle of the destination from the launch itself? 4) How did they film Neil Armstrong's first step from outside of the spaceship, was the cameraman already present? 5) How did President Nixon speak with the astronauts through a landline phone from a distance of 3,84,000 km, while today, even with all the 4G technology in the world, we still face problems in calling people located at remote areas because of no network? (Just Google search, First call from the moon" and you will die laughing after seeing the Landline Phone.) 6) Why one cannot see the stars in the dark sky, when they were on the moon? 7) Why one cannot see the sun in the sky, where one can clearly see the bright surface of the moon? 8) Why one can see steel like thin wires attached on the bags behind their backs of every astronaut from certain angles? 9) After spending $28 Billion for the first moon landing, how could they do nothing to preserve the technology to go back to the moon again? (Do a KZbin search of, Scientist accepting the loss of technology to go back to the moon.)

[@racchnnadave2101]

Oh my God....just love this podcast. This man blow my mind...please keep calling him in your podcast...love the way he is taking about univers. ❤️❤️🙂

[@enasnirercos7626]

If you believe moon landing really happened then please answer these questions and if you can't answer them, then it's time for you to do more research about moon landing... 1) Basic science says, oxygen is needed for combustion, then how did the combustion in the rocket take place, when there's no oxygen in the space? 2) Why does the rocket always travel straight at 90 degrees angle for the first few Kilometers of the launch and then always takes a 180 degrees angle direction, which is very much parallel to the earth's surface? 3) Why don't they send the rocket in the same direction and angle of the destination from the launch itself? 4) How did they film Neil Armstrong's first step from outside of the spaceship, was the cameraman already present? 5) How did President Nixon speak with the astronauts through a landline phone from a distance of 3,84,000 km, while today, even with all the 4G technology in the world, we still face problems in calling people located at remote areas because of no network? (Just Google search, First call from the moon" and you will die laughing after seeing the Landline Phone.) 6) Why one cannot see the stars in the dark sky, when they were on the moon? 7) Why one cannot see the sun in the sky, where one can clearly see the bright surface of the moon? 8) Why one can see steel like thin wires attached on the bags behind their backs of every astronaut from certain angles? 9) After spending $28 Billion for the first moon landing, how could they do nothing to preserve the technology to go back to the moon again? (Do a KZbin search of, Scientist accepting the loss of technology to go back to the moon.)

[@racchnnadave2101]

So you think...moon landing never happened ???

[@prernasharmamua]

BIG thank you for introducing us to AC Sir. He said people like Einstein come about maybe once in a hundred years but we've got the one person we needed to educate us about everything school couldn't when it comes to history, science and everythingin between!