Why South Pole of Moon important | Space race to Moon | Chandrayaan 3 landing

[@ashujoshi9220]

🇮🇳INDIA IS THE FIRST COUNTRY TO LAND ON THE MOONS SOUTH POLE 🇮🇳

[@biswajeetdassh9305]

Jai Hind

[@JEE_Eptitude]

Jai Shree Ram ❤️ Jai Hind 🇮🇳

[@malvikachauhan6375]

“Near the south pole” as said in speech

[@EvecpeAV]

And first makes the toilets in village

[@anweshapahan2921]

@@EvecpeAV I don't know in which village or cave you live in but every village I know have been using toilets and even electronics for 10yrs😂

[@suman3316]

Our Best Wishes...For ISRO and team ..There are our Pride....no matter what is the Outcome...

[@kartikeyawasthi517]

A very informative video as always Amit bro with two minor corrections :- 1) We can never see the far side of the moon from the earth, not even during a Solar eclipse. 2) Far side of the moon is more heavily cratered than the near side. With best wishes to ISRO for the upcoming landing on this heavenly body.

[@Charenhouba]

Bro amit??

[@medielijah]

why can't we see the far side of the moon from earth when moon is between earth and sun?! 😅

[@darktitan8085]

​@@medielijahthe moon is tidally locked to our planet. This means that only the same side of the moon will always face us, and thats why we cant see its far side even during the eclipse.

[@sajjadsalihvk3187]

Also building those pipe line😅

[@Content2070]

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[@Naveen-we1ut]

Iam not an astronomer, but I think moon is tidally locked to earth. Which means the near side will always face earth (even during solar Eclipse). Moon is on synchronous rotation which means it rotates at the same rate as its orbital motion. Please validate this info and correct the video

[@commieTerminator]

Right... The far side always faces away from the Earth and the near side always faces towards the earth. This is why whenever we look up at the moon at night, the same old craters are visible at same orientation

[@jasonariyan]

Correct

[@vishakm8331]

Good question brother

[@anisursamsung]

You think? You are correct. That's a fact.

[@RiXiNaqvi]

Absolutely correct fact dear! Amit pay attention to this please.

[@PalashJainofficial]

This is really amazing 😍. India would be the first country to land on far side of moon.

[@gangar99]

No China landed on Far side of the moon using its rover .... And before that Apollo mission landed on far side of the moon

[@idriveridesharing6493]

Don't be over confident

[@AloneMusk211]

Wait for the results 😶

[@thunder300-v6v]

​@@Mohann005FAR side means back side not South pole ...

[@Mohann005]

@@thunder300-v6v far side means where light can't be going through

[@barathseshadri5563]

I think we can’t see far side of the moon even during eclipse. Moon is tidally locked with earth (meaning rotation time of moon coincides with its revolution around earth). During eclipse we can’t see moon, since there is zero/no reflection of sunlight. But the side which faces earth is the same one.

[@reshmagl1879]

Wts the use now ??after landing on moon?? Can u plss tell we have to do this kind of achievements ??

[@PARASGARG11]

Agree that even during eclipse, the near side of the moon would face the earth.

[@Shakalakaboo-r]

Finally we made it. Congratulations sir and to every indian out there and thanks to the brilliant scientists to make impossible... possible.

[@Horse237]

An unpublished article in Popular Mechanics said that materials smelted in zero gravity acquires new qualities. Glass becomes as strong as steel. Gold could become a room temperature superconductor, or at least nearly so. India should think of testing this in a future mission.

[@Kathakathan11]

Where did you read it

[@calihawa]

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[@Horse237]

@@Kathakathan11 It was not published. It was mentioned as a forthcoming article for popular Mechanics to Art Bell, a late night talk show radio host more than 20 years ago. He mentioned on the air.

[@Kathakathan11]

@@Horse237 okay, gravity does have impact on material qualities and definitely may yield Sam materials with different qualities.

[@Pratik-0-0-7]

Been watching your fruitful videos since last 3 to 4 years and have always admired your skillful explanation. Please keep the gppd work going

[@subhankardas07]

Far side of the moon never faces Earth, even during solar eclipse. Moon is tidally locked to Earth

[@bikinihotscene]

He said lunar eclipse..which is when the moon is dark so actually he is correct

[@passwordsaved6269]

correct

[@sanidhyasuman1428]

As always... perfect content to understand the topic...love your efforts sir❤

[@starcorpvncj]

Not perfect at all. He doesn't even undestand the basic fadct that the far side of the moon is never visible to the e Earth. Luckily for India he didn't plan the moon mission.

[@GururajBN]

One factor you should consider is that the near side of moon will be very hot on account of continuous exposure to sun. At poles, the incidence of sunlight will be minimal. If ever human habitation is set up on moon, it will be concentrated at the poles, especially the southern pole which is more level field.

[@harshit6692]

both near side and far side of moon receive equal amount of sunlight...its just that since moon's one side(near side) is tidally locked to earth and we can only see that side, some people called the far side as dark side which is technically incorrect.

[@hanfucolorful9656]

The far side of the moon receives more sun light than near side of the moon.

[@harshit6692]

@@hanfucolorful9656 in what universe?🤣

[@hanfucolorful9656]

@@harshit6692 Please think of two situations: case one: Moon - Earth - SUN , on one line. case two: Earth - Moon - SUN , on one line. In case one, both near side and far side of the Moon cannot get sun light, because the earth blocked the light. In case two, the near side of the Moon cannot get the sun light, but the far side of the Moon can get the sun light. Conclusion, the far side of the moon gets more sun light than near side.

[@harshit6692]

@@hanfucolorful9656 your assumption would be correct only if the moon was rotating on its own axis...but sadly it does😅

[@shakuntalasonar1683]

Jai guru great master all the best video you the best 🙏🏽💝👋👍🏽

[@shakuntalasonar1683]

Thanks a lot for your respect and jai guru and good afternoon have a lunch time 👍🏽👋💝🙏🏽

[@dextrous1]

sir your videos are soo soo amazing plzz bring more of them on a regular basis,humble request sir!

[@rohanjarande]

I am disappointed at the severe lack of Moon to Earth water pipeline projects being planned 😤.

[@UjjwalPratapSingh45]

me too

[@tamo3041]

Look there is a big lack of good water on earth. There will be not a pipeline anyway.

[@pegasus5287]

Whenever I see the shape of the image of that magnetic field, it makes me think of the petroglyphs on the ground in South America. The one that resembles a spider. They really look similar

[@joshuacherian6718]

ISRO landing on moon is phenomenal .. ... ISRO will also conclude its missions after man missions to moon..

[@ganiyuobagunlu5802]

Congratulations to India,i am a scientist from Nigeria

[@abidverse91200]

Great sir in a less time u'll provide ( to the point or core point ) knowledge , and good sense of humor like last one u said there no way to set a pipeline moon to the earth.😅

[@wathnachhay5747]

you have done a great job always; your video very informative and educational. i kindly request you to make video in other subjects like tourism and sustainable agriculture. thank in advance sir.

[@veenasreenivas1223]

After so many videos now I understand why we can not see other side of moon

[@monikaagarwal9381]

Sir your enthusiastic voice and explanation is very amazing👍

[@fosterslover]

The purpose of US manned mission to the moon's south poll is to test new technologies for a future manned Mars mission.

[@Biswajit2019-n3y]

There must be some deposit of rare materials in south pole. Best wishes to our Chandrayaan .

[@primepatriotone2443]

You're the best. Thank you❤

[@Ajay_qd3dz]

Salute to Neharu..jisne ISRO banaya IIT IIM AIIMS Banaya..jo India ko 75 saal baad bhi proud feel kar raha h... congratulations to all scientific community 🎉🎉

[@malapanchoosingh9693]

Big congratulations to India as they are taking the on the whole World 🌎. Indians are super smart

[@ytrrs]

4:28 The text appears on the top of the slide, "Moon's orbit is tilted about 5 degrees...", whereas the audio at the same time says, "Moon's rotational axis is tilted". These are two different things: Moon's orbital inclination is 5.14 deg, whereas the axis of rotation is tilted by 6.68 deg. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Orbit_of_the_Moon#/media/File:Earth-Moon.PNG

[@ejangpo123]

5:57 your sense of humour is hilarious sir

[@Juniorjee354]

Yes sir, your video always informative. ❤❤❤❤❤

[@kundanpatil3133]

Congratulations to All my Fellow Indians... 🎉🎉🎉 We have done it.

[@starcorpvncj]

Why are so many saying the the Indian space effort success is due to India's space organisation having so many Pakistani employees?

[@riyajamwal0519]

Your videos are always informative ..precise and easy to understand.....👍

[@idriveridesharing6493]

Lets see tomarrow

[@nihathamaniwekadegedara4377]

Congratulations Inadia! Your explanation is very clear and imformative. Thank you for clear voice note on India's successful moon travrl.

[@sarahs4759]

Explanation was clear with simple words . . 👍 good one

[@shubhangikotwal3917]

Yes very informative and in simple language.

[@saipraneeth1901]

Beautifully described

[@TECH_JAIPAL]

Thank you, dear.. Strongly and clearly explained.

[@charan9592]

When it comes to space we all are humans and rather not countries, there might be other countries mocking ranting despising and what not but I strongly feel that human race is very slow in space exploration and hope this grows as usual as a basic job would be.....

[@billagreat]

Here you go, imo number 1 reason to go to the southpole: Satellite imaging has shown that the top 10 centimetres of regolith (moon soil) at the south pole of the moon appears to hold about 100 times the concentration of gold of the richest mines in the world

[@hamstarblah6475]

Thanks for the information. Nice video

[@pushpendrashekhawat3792]

You answered why the world is racing for moon and not south pole of moon.

[@PitrusMunda-m3c]

अप ऐसे हि बिडियो बनाते रहे🎉🎉🎉

[@sandeepssangha]

*2 Mistake 1) Moon surface has Helium 3, which can be used for fusion reaction etc, its 10,s trillion $ worth in value, so to mine you need water source to sustain, to get a pie of trillion$ trickling back to country economy. 2) Since only one side of moon faces earth, be it India or USA, so no we can never see Moon far side from earth not even in eclipse as near side is the one facing earth still*

[@rakeshtagavula3506]

Very beautiful explanation keep going 👍

[@AJ22-33]

Interesting video....Thankyou .

[@phoenixbird7574]

Very informative. Thanks

[@Sardha1411]

Bharat Made History🇮🇳Bharat Mata ki Jai🇮🇳🇮🇳🙏🏼🙏🏼

[@dmpath]

I really hope India makes a successful landing this time.

[@danielgomes4754]

Good information. One correction to the picture around the 4.10 - 4.20 time slot. The titles for near and far side for the moon when its between the Earth and Sun are flip flopped. The moon rotates around the earth showing the same side to us on earth.

[@dhokebaazi]

The far side of the moon never faces the Earth.

[@sanjukn286]

Wow great stay blessed

[@Shining237]

Fascinating

[@deep5159]

Great!!

[@Fundoobaat]

Simply amazing Sir .. wonderful information

[@lukumonikalita7027]

Even the hardest topics become easy by dint of ur Miraculous language....

[@nelsonmatsiko]

I love your super explanation.. I follow u always for you detailed explanation

[@VGK-vm9eu]

India will put a man on the moon in this decade 💯💯💯

[@NitishKumar-jk6yg]

In sure about moon.. but In space definitely.

[@philindeblanc]

Only with the help of Bollywood. FACT.

[@harshverma5532]

​​@@philindeblancHey 🤡

[@Utube1024]

Feel sorry for that indianauts he will die of hunger on his way to the moon with this slow bullock cart craft🤣🤣

[@harshverma5532]

@@Utube1024 Say this again without crying. 🤡

[@nsubramaniansubramanian1676]

Super explanation.

[@Hopeforthebestt18]

We have done it. India's Chandrayan is on Southern Moon.🇮🇳✨

[@joyfulsoul4537]

We should not run away from India and work for some foreign country. We should try to make our Country the best in every subject 🙏

[@venkybabu8140]

The first reason is war and population. Something can be done with moon for space travel and other oppertunities for exploring beyond. Because human survival is critical than politics.

[@arnysarkar]

Good analysis..

[@blackmamba3427]

Awesome ❤ video

[@scrubber]

Thank you, Amit...

[@sphereboy]

They had 60 years, so not sure what's the difficulty?

[@philindeblanc]

The difficulty is the way it will be filmed. They want to make it as convincing as possible,and with less errors than the Apollo missions now that people know that they are sci-fi, not science.

[@rajprasadmalik9212]

Jai🚩sanatan 🕉dharm 🙏🛕🏹🔱⚔️👬💪🐚🇮🇳🪔🙅‍♂️👌🙋‍♂️👍

[@VIPExposed]

I'm the first to like and comment ur video ❤

[@nzmuses4383]

Thank you sir really informative ❤

[@ashakadaba5812]

Please hanuman stay with chandrayaan 3....jai hind..

[@PrasanjeetMohapatra]

🤣🤣🤣

[@singhbhai]

If we find new element, this will be a groundbreaking discovery last element was discovered in 2002 not long ago, this really shows we still have more (i mean that's obvious we might practically know 0.001% of universe)

[@manoharmeka999]

If you identify a new element, you bring soil, maybe 10 to 20kg, to earth and use that for military advancements, correct? In 20kg soil, how much proportion would that new element be present? 0.005%? And you believe that would be enough for the needs of a nation's military?

[@singhbhai]

@@manoharmeka999 we can try to recreate it on earth just like Einsteinium (99), Fermium (99) and Nobelium (102).

[@manoharmeka999]

@@singhbhai I meant if moon's south pole has that element in existence, wouldn't it be possible that the elements to exist in our polar regions too where the research bases are already established.

[@Datta123456]

Due to the tidal locking phenomenon, the far side of the moon remains perpetually hidden from Earth's view. Therefore, in reference to your diagram at 4:07, it should be noted that the left side of the left moon is actually the far side, facing the sun rather than the Earth!

[@ramsenjoy8381]

Then in that case it is too receiving sunlight right?? 😂😂

[@CSXRobert]

@@ramsenjoy8381 Yes, the far side receives sunlight when the moon is between the earth and sun, why do you find that funny?

[@ramsenjoy8381]

@@CSXRobert yeah but why some people r telling it doesn't receive any sunlight?? Since billion of years? So that's why india's mission is great as it is going to explore darkest region? Why so?

[@CSXRobert]

@@ramsenjoy8381Since the sun is never directly or close to directly overhead in the polar regions, the bottoms of some of the deep craters never receive sunlight.

[@pandeyGCooking]

Jai Ho 🇮🇳

[@kirank809]

Poles lo sunlight eppudu undali kada like twilight Okaside sun set aina inko side sun rays padathayi kada mana near side of the moon 1 4 days dark ayina kuda.

[@gurajalapandu6098]

Good information sir 👍

[@kamakhyalearns]

Very informative

[@laksrajiv9138]

excellent

[@Hyun766bgcvb]

Seems like chandrayaan 3 will land on the ice and brings back some ice cubes in an ice bucket 😮

[@paulquesnel4452]

As long as it's just to recreate rare earth metals and not extract them. Any alteration to the magnetic ore body of the moon would be disastrous to earth.

[@CSXRobert]

I'm not sure how going to the moon is going to help us "recreate rare earth metals", but the mass of the moon is about 73,000,000,000,000,000,000,000 kg - we'll never mine enough from it to matter.

[@Ahmed-gf9bx]

Moon Dust is the Critical part 😮

[@sanm4836]

Your title picture is incorrect. South pole of moon is always away from earth. So left side of the picture is incorrect where it shows south pole closer to earth than north pole. Please correct it.

[@sirsuspicious_official]

Thank you sir.

[@somickroy5883]

PROUD TO BE INDIAN

[@philindeblanc]

Proud to join the lies? This is all propaganda BS. Did no one tell you this? its 2023, get real.

[@omprakashsonteke8033]

But sir as you stated that the south pole hasn't been exposed to sunlight for such long time, I wonder how will the rover, lander and other equipments will recover energy from. I believed they were solar driven. Can you please clarify this thing?

[@AlmostGod007]

Mere dost ki chaat ki dukkan hai south pole main ❤

[@selvanayagam]

Thank you

[@rohitnigam2k3]

Today i was thinking same..and now i got the answer😅

[@sharmavanshika11]

Sir, but the moon is tidally locked with the earth so how can one see the far side during a lunar eclipse?

[@rishiconq5966]

You forget to compare the cost Apollo has cost of 200billion (25billion individual) Lunare also cost around 600million But here we reached at only 45-60million dollar cost see the difference that's our scientists

[@Mrbombastic614]

Sir u didn't mentioned about Helium 3 found on moon , it has huge energy generation potential And we can do more study about birth of universe

[@manoharmeka999]

What do you get to understand from doing that? Does it help military or civilians?

[@Mrbombastic614]

@@manoharmeka999 Moon has so much Helium 3 that it can satisfy the electricity need of earth for 10000 yrs because H3 is isnt available at earth . H3 combied with Nuclear Fusion is gamechamger . China's last moon mission found H3 on moon

[@heyprashh]

If the moon's rotation is tidally locked with Earth's rotation and we always face the near side of the moon only. Does that mean the far side come in contact with the sun and the light reaches to the far side during the eclipse? It's just we haven't seen the light reaching far side because earth sees the near side only? Answer please

[@kamalbajaj3762]

They say when chandrayan landed on moon at shiv Shakti point or near the South pole it is day time to that area so they have 14 days in the light to do work. But on 23 aug when chandaryan landed its half moon to thr earth its like waning moon . And 30 aug 2023 is full moon day. So i think on moon on 23 aug where its going to be morning time is visible to earth as its half moon. There are two doubts is South pole is visible to earth or not ? If not visible then There is noon time near the South pole and on full noon 30 aug there is night near South pole

[@cactusy9332]

4:18 is this correct? Far Side never face the Earth isn't it?

[@madhuramurali100]

Great

[@Kpngamingyt]

Thank u sir

[@glenstewart7910]

informative

[@SAY-jf3hy]

5:57 that was funny

[@swarnalatha8642]

No use of going to Moon or Mars when you can't love your neighbors. This is more important than everything in our lives. Love your neighbor as you love yourself. Feed the poor. Help the weak. Give your heart to God. He is the one who can provide everything to you.

[@psjoshi999]

🔴Main Reason is H2 as energy source 📢🔴

[@mehtapramod23]

WE SHOULD INVEST HEAVILY ON ISRO FOR NEXT 20 YEAR IF WE WANT TO BE SUPER POWER UP TO 2047......