Why countries trust Indian space agency over Chinese?
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- Опубликовано: 2 авг 2024
- Even though some countries expressing concerns, there are several nations that maintain cordial ties with China's space agency and have opted to launch their satellites using Chinese rockets. Notably, Pakistan, Venezuela, Ethiopia Algeria and Laos are among the countries that have forged positive relationships with China's space program
some countries have chosen to launch their satellites using China's rockets, such as Pakistan, Venezuela, and Laos. China launched 267 foreign satellites between 2000 and 2021, primarily for commercial purposes. Additionally, some nations have engaged in collaborations with China on various space-related initiatives, including climate science, satellite technology, and space exploration. For instance, France has participated in joint projects with China in these fields.
However, many nations, particularly the West, are cautious of working with China on space-related operations. The primary reasons for mistrusting China are national security, geopolitical tensions, concerns about technology transfer and China's space ambitions, as well as potential quality control and safety issues
When you do your job with honesty .....nations would want to join hands
Self-praise is no praise.
@@anjalikastarr2824 The world is praising Modiji.....where r u living?
@@anjalikastarr2824not modi they praises india 🙂
@@balaya And who is leading India?, Doesn't you have basic knowledge.
@@anjalikastarr2824 ask the pakistanis not Indians
The reason is the Indian space agency is not a challenge or threat to the western dominance of space.
On point. Also that india is not an aggressive nation to the wider world. You could not trust China with anything. There is an evil agenda to whatever China does. It is a pity that India finds itself tied to China and Russia in the BRICS group. Is it because that they are two powerful neighbours(Bullies) one has to appease so they do not harm India. I wish India did not have to deal with China and Russia. These two countries deserve to be isolated until they revise their behaviours.
India rely on western countries in many fields but China is FULLY independent from west
The Chinese are thieves@@sikeliu . They just steal and that is the end of it. My colleague in the UK went to China for a Staubli Robot Installation job and when he got to china the robot had not been delivered. When he went to customs to make enquiries, he got the shock of his life. He was taken to a warehouse and the Robot was in bits and yes, down to the washer. Why, one would ask. Reverse Engineering!! Basically stealing another country's technology.
@@sikeliu by 2030 a lot of dependence will be removed from foreign sources. Only if your country could not find an enemy in India things would be much better.
finally, someone told us the real reason.
The success of ISRO was not gifted It was earn by our Brilliant Scientists.. In early 60's European Nations laughed over India's Space programme And they denied helping India but now ISRO is launching the satellites of European countries.. This is the real Success ❤❤❤
In Asia, All know India is the superpower in the universe.
They laugh cos they colonised India and not the other way around. However those who laugh first laughs last
India is a rising power in space exploration. It has surpassed the West in terms of successful launch ratio on mini budgets. There is sure is a lot of egg on white faces these days.
R8👍
你说的话深得我心，只有中国人 才懂@@chinkokkoh8834
🇮🇳INDIA IS LIKE A PHOENIX ....THEY(britishers and the west) BURNT US BUT WE ARE RAISING FROM THE ASHES. ISRO IS LIKE A FEATHER OF BEAUTY OF PHOENIX INDIA🇮🇳💪✊This is strong india ...,..building for the bright future
True
The Indian moon probed landed on the Moon in 1000 pieces. Get it to rise from the Moon dust like the phoenix😂😂😂
@@franktoh3041 don't worry we have chandrayan 3
@@sanjoy079 Let me know if Chandrayan 3 has accomplished its mission.
@@franktoh3041 it is sure
🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳Commitment of believe is the first priority ❤
2022 rockets launch was final mission by countries, 1 USA 87. 2 China 64, 3 Russia 22 4. EU and India 5.
Indian made laugh about USA and China. haha.
@@peacelover2008Imagine crying harder over someone's pride
-Average Pakistani Muslim🤡
Loved your podcast; you did a great job with the content 🙏
There are some who question the relevance of space activities in a developing nation. To us, there is no ambiguity of purpose. We do not have the fantasy of competing with the economically advanced nations in the exploration of the moon or the planets or manned space-flight. But we are convinced that if we are to play a meaningful role nationally, and in the community of nations, we must be second to none in the application of advanced technologies to the real problems of man and society.
- Dr. Vikram Sarabhai, ISRO Founder.
Man was thinking atleast 80 years ahead when he proposed space program to Nehru
Instead of We can't afford space program because we are a poor nation We need space program because we are poor nation - wise words of Dr sarabhai
We honoured him by naming chandrayan landers as Vikram
Not just in the developing countries. Some IDIOTS even question such a programme even in the rich countries. That is a fact of life. Not everyone can see beyond the tip of their nose.
I don't care about Modi, all I know is that Indian rockets are built by Americans and Russians while Chinese rockets are built by themselves, that is enough, now 37 countries have requested to participate in Chinese space station, including India, how come Indians don't like their own space station?
@@CBING666 The rockets are indigenously built. And what is wrong with India participating in Chinese space station? Is the ISS built by one country alone? No, it was built with the collaboration of many other space agencies. Even though India has a successful space mission for moon, they are still a part of Artemis Accords cause they too plan to send humans to space.
Where are you getting your information from? Or do you like to comment without doing research cause you cant bother to search up something?
0:11 ---- "Reliability, capability and Technical expertise" --- But what I heard is that China soft landed on Mars, while India and Israel crashed on the Moon. Keep boosting, it is really entertaining, thanks.
chinese claims.....😁😁😁
@@Dangermonkey1000 unless you have no access to internet, you're free to Google it yourself to see whether it's true or not.
@@Dangermonkey1000 stupid guy , google is free😂
Keep boosting that China soft landed on Mars. 😂😂😂 China softlanded on Moon probably stealing someone else's technology.
LOL
India is more reliable then other.... 🎉🎉🎉❤❤❤❤
Sure, just because you said so.
@@anjalikastarr2824he said the truth by the way if you jalous its not his problem
@@anjalikastarr2824 you are literally obsessed under every comment ...wonder where the jealousy comes from...
i don't want to burst your bubble, but Indian rocket is much less reliale than others including CHINA.
@@anjalikastarr2824 I think you are not proud of india but just want to show that whatever india have done is not admirable and only co incidental.
In fact, the United States has long regarded China as its biggest competitor, and the differences in social systems have also increased the gap between the two countries. As early as over a decade ago, the US Congress passed laws prohibiting NASA from cooperating with China and prohibiting satellites containing US technology from being launched by China. So saying that countries do not choose China's aerospace is not just a simple summary of China's ambition and isolation.
which of America's technologies does china use?China has had more success in space since the US rejected China from the international space station
The western countries regard China as a big competitor and NASA blocked Chinese astronauts accessing ISS, so China builds its own space station and plans to send humans to the moon by 2030, now NASA chief accused China of stealing the moon from the US….very soon the west could do the same to India when ISRO becomes another big competitor to them…please ignore the noise and work hard and make India great in space exploration.😅
@@rajurajeshpanjitkumar-xq1ooI think all countries should work together to explore the moon, the mars and the universe…NASA’s negative attitude towards competitors is disappointing.😮
@@icebaby6714 Yes, I think the whole world should cooperate to explore the universe, but they don't（
@@rajurajeshpanjitkumar-xq1oo They get help from Russia
On 16 June 2021, Roscosmos and the China National Space Administration (CNSA) held a joint session in St. Petersburg on the auspices of the Global Space Exploration Conference (GLEX 2021), dedicated to the presentation of the Roadmap for the creation of the International Lunar Research Station (ILRS). The session was attended by Sergei Saveliev, the Deputy Director General of Roscosmos for International Cooperation and Wu Yanhua, the Vice Administrator of CNSA (remotely).
Roscosmos and CNSA representatives held consultations on a draft declaration in September 2021, together with experts from Germany, France, Italy, the Netherlands, Malaysia, Thailand and the UN Office for Outer Space Affairs. The talks took place behind closed doors.[5]
In June 2023, two more countries joined the International Lunar Research Station project, the United Arab Emirates and Pakistan, as well as the Asia-Pacific Space Cooperation Organization (APSCO). Malaysia and Venezuela may join in the future.
Reliability most important.
Trust and transparency is a currency which wins itself across all borders. Isro success is congratulatory on this point alone
Sorry bro, China has no intension to participate the so called "space race", they just want to explore and improve technologies. If U.S government interpret this as a war, then let it be, we don't care.
Why the title is cheating on itself and all the other audiences?
Awesome ❤️❤️❤️
ISRO is the pride of our nation. Chandrayaan-3 success has further endeared itself to the whole of our country. "Vasudaiva Kutumbakam", whole world is one family, is the dearest and important vedic principle of the nation. "Sarve janaaha sukhino bhavantu", let every one be happy in the world ❤
Love from Ladakh,China 🇨🇳
Love from Bejing, INDIA ❤
@@Lakshya61645IQ82😂
@@Lakshya61645next time endia should take part in Africa games 😂
interesting video. as my first time heard India space tech is more trustful than China
funny thing.
That’s cap, most people hasn’t even heard of Indian space agency how would they trust it?
You’ve been living under a rock my friend
@@Akhil.Mukkara nah, cause no body cares about India
ISRO = Indian Scammers & Rorting Organisation. Now I see. The whole world is very familiar with this one.
😂😂😂😂Mark has a good sense of humor
We see nothing from India Space success yet.. Indian just good at talk and talk but no action , therefore I can bet with anyone here that another 20 years from now we will still hear the same old story..
are you serious? did anyone tell you that countries don't trust chine but they trust isro? where did you get this data?
1:32 There is a grammatical error. It should be why countries have, not has.
There is lot of pressure by US on any countries collaborating with China. No pressure on India as it's a QUAD's member.
No you are wrong. In fact almost every country apart from Russia trolled and discouraged India for stepping into space research. Newyork times released a drawing in which Indians where portrayed as uneducated poor people with cows waiting out of the door while America, Russia and Europe were having a table conference about space research. So definitely I'd say India has also faced pressure as much as china
@@TheWitcher1.it’s not the same hostility China faces…
@@TheWitcher1. The Wolf Amendment is a law passed by the United States Congress in 2011, named after then-United States Representative Frank Wolf, that prohibits the United States National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) from using government funds to engage in direct, bilateral cooperation with the Chinese government and China-affiliated organizations from its activities without explicit authorization from the Federal Bureau of Investigation and the U.S. Congress.[1][2][3][4][5] It has been inserted annually into appropriations bills since then.
This title is funny. It seems like that China has become a model which every country would like to compare themselvs with.
It just the Indians are obsessed with comparing themselves with the Chinese on everything but they don't want to admit.
Whatever you say can make Indian people happy
The answer is simple, it is because this video was made by Indian.
😂😂😂
Now see, india successfully landed on moon.
Now see me on moon 😂
hahahhahahhaha
and made for Indian
What countries are the countries you mentioned and when did they demonstrate their trust? And what are they based on?
基于在哪一方阵营，美国空间站禁止中国人使用，那么同样这就是一种不信任，所以中国航天员会将美国国旗从月球上扔掉
So many countries trust India so much that, in 2022, they all rushed to it to help launch a measly 6 objects into space and 2 failed.
It's not a matter of who is best or trusted , the fact is India is doing well in space technology and China at this stage is quite advance than India in space achievements . It's good to know that each nation before succeeding in a launch, has had fail launches . China and India are not the first . Even the mighty US got several accidents
India entered mars orbit before china. India became the first country to reach mars in first attempt. ISRO helds a record of launching 104 sattelites at once. India reched mars in less budget then gravity movie.
Actually no. What's the measure of success? India has already done everything that China did and with far lower rate of failures. India is now working on manned space missions and its own space station. One more thing - most of the military and space technology that China uses is stolen IPR from US. Reverse engineered or created using stolen design. So, meh.
@@baaapjii china has an international space station in space, china has brought moon samples back to earth as well has had their rover on moon surface in the far side exactly where the indian chandrayaan 2 rover was supposed to land but could not due to technical failure, china also have landed a rover in mars, china has an active navigation system in space that covers much larger area in comparison to indian gagan. We indians first need to be humble in social platforms.
@@surajprakash3181tuje pata nahi hoga that India will also launch it's space station till 2040 , he was much humble than you, he is just a proud indian as he sees India doing much better in much less budget..... By the way you have a totally colonized mindset .
@@surajprakash3181budget died on the spot 😂 India's budget
Here are some captivating things about India's Space accomplishments
Rovers on Mars China: Yes India: No
Rovers on the Moon China: Yes India: No
Humans in space China: Yes India: No
Space station orbiting above us right this moment China: Yes India: No
Failed Space debris falling down and threatening populous regions on ground- China :yes
India:No
😂😂
Space Scamming Call Center in The Future
India : Absolutely Yes!
China : No
@@abhishekbhardwaj4583pajjjetts will never be as successful as China
These countries can wait for India to build its space station so that they can partake in it. Since they trust ISRO they should do that
Waiting for an ISRO astronaut to orbit the earth and come back safely, if you do that successfully then we can start serious discussions
Now we have quantity and quality
Not quantity
doesnt matter whats happening in reality, indian channels can alwalys find ways to cheer up in all fields. which is impressive.
i mean can you tell whats happening then for real?
What nonsense low profilee yee trying force in. 😡
they are just a joke
Yes, reality from China often shows up as a virus.
Pigeon closed his eyes thinking that the cat before me is not real it is just an illusion.
Reality : Just 2 days ago ISRO launched 7 Singapore satellites.
Because Indian space agency is not a "threat" to those countries and so called "transparent" to those countries. 🙂
USA is jealous of CHINA and containing it, and USA is not looking at India.......
😂 this channel just want farm view some Indian 😂
@@boiscooka232 exacly. quick profit.😂😂
Please, name two countries that share your opinion .
as a Chinese I feel so disappointed for our space agency. 50 year ago US already send human on Moon. and after so many years what we are doing now.... still trying to send human on the Moon..... shame ..
最棒的是印度，爱来自中国❤
Kashmir Khale kro Fer pyar ki bate krna
@@abhishekrana5933 😂.
It's not a question of trust but rather a question of price. At the price at which they are charging who wouldn't want to engage their services?
Oh c'mon let me counter your statement, ONE WEB a British Satellite Internet provider company relied on Russia before the Ukraine invasion but after the sanctions only they turned to India. If they had to reduce price they could have asked India first, but they trust India now only when Russia is sidelined by the west... You know what, it's difficult for narrow minded people to look at the bigger picture, they spit the whatsoever half knowledge they possess just out of non acceptance of progress done by India whose image has been severely deteriorated by the WEST, India could also cost much if we want, isn't it our capability to reduce massive price in such an expensive field
Would you get into an airline that offers a ninety percent discount if it has a ninety percent crash rate?
Dude use some brain cells, a country spending 50-60 billion dollars on the satellite, won't risk that much money ONLY for cheap service
@@HarshSingh-qq2jf one web is bought by indian company i think airtel?
Airtel has an investment in it, but it has not bought@@friendlyatheist9589
It's good to cheer for your country and keep faith, as a normal person, that's enough. But as a scientist, one should be more objective in looking at the technological strength of each country and keep a clear head. India, China, Russia and the United States all have their own advantages and disadvantages, technical, political and other.
Well said. Objectivity is key in these issues.
you really think so ???
Well if you ask me China should stop being so competitive with everyone and just collaborate with everyone as whole. I don,t think India and China cannot collaborate but China keeps seeing India as a competitor while India does not compete. So there no clear communication and lot of misunderstanding
@@advaithramesh6697中国一直将印度视作竞争对手？😂
To be honest, what we need is smart minds, not praise from outsiders.
Just another feel good video by Indian for Indians 😂
Your country cannot even built a small satelite you fool😂
Making this video with a straight face is a capability beyond me. Jai Hind.
Made in India propaganda
I thought it was a Prasant Dhawant Sir channel😂😂
okey okey, you are right in all aspects.
I love isro 🚀 i love india 🇮🇳
The PSLV 🔥🔥🔥🔥
I can see some people are infuriated and irked with indian space agency growth 😂😂😂
Is this an Indian channel Or foreign channel? From voiceover it sounds as if some europe based channel, but location shows India
I am thamilan, but always I m proud to be Indian, that’s sprit of our Indian soil. Another 10 yrs wait and see Indians brain power
Thanks to APJ Abdul Kalam sir and our brilliant scientists
Which Country?
It is good for us indians but we need to keep moving toward
ISRO Planned missions
Mission name Expected launch Spacecraft Details
Aditya-L1 26 August 2023 Solar observation
Aditya-L1 is the first Indian observatory class mission to study the solar corona using a solar coronagraph and also chromosphere using near UV instrument. X-ray spectroscopic instruments will provide flare spectra while the in-situ payload observes the solar events during their passage from Sun to Earth. [8]
X-ray Polarimeter Satellite 2023
(Expected)
Space observatory The X-ray Polarimeter Satellite (XPoSat) is a ISRO planned space observatory to study polarization of cosmic X-rays. It is planned to be launched in 2023 on a Small Satellite Launch Vehicle (SSLV) and to provide a service time of at least five years. XPoSat will study the 50 brightest known sources in the universe, including pulsars, black hole X-ray binaries, active galactic nuclei, and non-thermal supernova remnants.
Gaganyaan 1 mid-2023 Uncrewed spacecraft flight test Gaganyaan ("Orbital Vehicle") is an Indian crewed orbital spacecraft (jointly made by ISRO and HAL) intended to be the basis of the Indian Human Spaceflight Programme. The spacecraft is being designed to carry three people, and a planned upgraded version will be equipped with rendezvous and docking capability. This will be the first of two flight tests prior to the inaugural crewed mission.
Gaganyaan 2 2023-2024 Uncrewed spacecraft flight test Second of two flight tests prior to the inaugural crewed mission.
NISAR January 2024 SAR satellite NASA-ISRO Synthetic Aperture Radar (NISAR) is a joint project between NASA and ISRO to co-develop and launch a dual-frequency synthetic aperture radar satellite to be used for remote sensing. It is notable for being the first dual-band radar imaging satellite.[9]
Shukrayaan-1 December 2024 Venus orbiter The Indian Venus orbiter mission is a planned orbiter to Venus by the Indian Space Research Organization (ISRO) to study the atmosphere of Venus.
Mangalyaan 2 2024 Mars orbiter Mars Orbiter Mission 2 (MOM 2) also called Mangalyaan 2 is India's second interplanetary mission planned for launch to Mars by the Indian Space Research Organization (ISRO) in the 2021-2022 time frame. It will consist of an orbiter, as said by ISRO chairman, K. Sivan in an interview, but chances were that it will also include a lander and a rover but later it was fully confirmed that it will an orbiter mission only[10]
Gaganyaan 3 2025[11] Crewed spacecraft First crewed Gaganyaan mission. If successful, India would become the fourth country in the world (after the USA, Soviet Union and China) to independently send humans in space.
Lunar Polar Exploration Mission 2026-28 Lunar lander, rover Lunar Polar Exploration Mission is a concept mission by JAXA and ISRO to explore the south pole region of the Moon in 2025. The mission concept has not yet been formally proposed for funding and planning.
AstroSat-2 TBD Space telescope AstroSat-2 is India's second dedicated multi-wavelength space telescope, proposed by the Indian Space Research Organization (ISRO) as the successor of the current Astrosat-1 observatory. ISRO launched an 'Announcement of Opportunity in February 2018 requesting proposals from Indian scientists for ideas and the development of instruments for astronomy and astrophysics.
Because the Indians say so？
Capability and credibility
What countries!??
First US put senctions on India to prevent making cryogenic engine. Managed to get our scientists in many cases. Once we made our own engine then using our technology to lift their satellites. Hypocrisy!
World affaire always good information
Dedication
As Isro can do same project in low budget
Not only ISRO is transparent, India is transparent even for its defence update on a day to day basis.
If you are not doing anything bad then there is nothing much to hide
Hmmm...
India do the opposite of hiding ,they brag in advance for what they think that they could achieve in the future lol.Before even starting something ,they already brag as if they have already achieved it.
agree with u..India is too transparent for their own good.
of course India's low space technology doesn't need hide anything.....
@@keqin5980cry more
Mystery Confident Indians ，I'm speechless.
Now india on moon. ❤
Wonderful.
JAI HIND INDIA 🇮🇳 ISRO ...NAMASTE 🙏 🙏🙏🙏🙏...
ISRO is the most successful launch made compare with other agencies ❤
Not even remotely true.
While I am Indian and am a big fan of ISRO and its accomplishment, I do not resonate with this statement. ISRO has been doing wonders, especially with the more ambitious missions such as Gaganyaan, and is undoubtedly the most efficient space program. However, accomplishments such as the success of launches cannot be even remotely compared with the more advanced space programs like the ESA or NASA. ISRO, being a newcomer has suffered innumerable failures, thus voiding the validity of your statement. If you mean it is successful in maximizing efficiency, you are absolutely correct.
No, do you know NASA?
@@johnsullivan8673 1000% true. What he said
Not even close, just beginning to think many Indians do not know the History of space exploration, you need to educate yourself,
Today few hours ago Aditya L1 was successful launched 🎉
印度人又要高潮了！哈哈
❤
💎🎉🇮🇳🎉💎 Incredible India. Go ISRO Go.
🎉😊
India's progress in space technology and other cutting-edge fields, when compared to the United States, Russia, and China, reveals a significant gap. Indeed, both American and Russian space agencies achieved feats like sending landers and rovers to celestial bodies such as Mars and Venus several decades ago. Moreover, they have established space stations, reflecting a more mature space program. India, in contrast, still lacks the robust rocket technology necessary for interplanetary missions, necessitating complex maneuvers to reach mars or venus
It is worth noting that there remains a considerable distance to cover in space exploration, and India is still in its infancy compared to the foremost spacefaring nations. Additionally, it is essential to acknowledge that India's space program relies on technologies licensed from other agencies. For instance, the Vikas engine, a critical component of Indian rockets, is derived from the European Space Agency's Viking engine. ISRO engineers made minor adaptations to the Viking engine design before transferring it to Hyderabad-based MTAR Technologies for manufacturing.
ISRO's journey began approximately six decades ago, and while it has made commendable strides, it lags significantly behind other global space powers. For instance, ISRO's share of the global commercial launch market is merely around 2%, whereas SpaceX, a company established about a decade ago, has made substantial advancements, capturing a dominant 90% share. SpaceX boasts powerful rockets and continues to develop larger ones for future human missions to Mars.
In light of these facts, it is crucial for Indians not to become overly complacent or boastful about these accomplishments. While celebrating our successes is certainly warranted, it is equally important not to claim parity with or superiority over established space powers.
Why?
Jai Hind. ISRO is pride of India
India and China are two great ancient civilisations should work together for the world peace.
Not as long as ccp is in control
They can work as janitor in CSNA
they can work as janitors in ISRO
Stupid concept of world peace.
@@SilentTraveller21 The CCP works for its people while the democratic India government is easily corruptible. A lot of Indian politicians are all talks. They will lie through their teeth as long as they get elected. Once in office, they use their position to enrich themselves while their constituents live in slums in abject poverty.
Like Indian bridge and train, its rockets are made of sugars and collapse 😂😂😂
Well said
ISRO Congrats for being cost effective, technically -efficient , not an expansionist and honest 👍👍👍👍👍proud of you.
Long live ISRO......do progress&help to progress others ✌️✌️jai hind🇮🇳🙏
Who are all here After Chandrayan 3 🇮🇳
From moving rockets in a bicycle to reaching Mars we have come a long way.🥲
I thought it's Prashant dhavan sir channel with new logo
Not only ISRO but all goods and services from India both Public or Private follow the same philosophy, treating others as an extention of one's own family and treat the same way.
Just like India scams the entire world ?
Tell that to call center scammers
It's Now NASA and ISRO joint venture will take the world to the next levels. No other country could ever compete with these two.. 🙌😻🙏.
joke
@@jerryxiao4824 I can see your frustration but this is true NASA and ISRO will win the space together while CNSA and ROSCOSMOS will fill up the next ranks
@@JohnFrost-gt1cs Funny, how do you see my frustration? Also, this joke is for ISRA not NASA
@@chli6198 not only rocket we will be sending our own space station in a decade
@@jerryxiao4824 😁😁😁😂
Cheap and reliable is the answer
In the future, India challenges the galaxy, the only civilization of the galaxy in the future, and the maker of the universe rules, ah, India is the first.
Many love from China.😁
戰忽局同志你好🤭🤭🤣🤣🤣
Ahhh the jealousy,love from india😁
@@heenakudu9512 envious🤗
China has its own space station, china's zhurong has landed in mars, china chang'e 5 has brought back lunar sample and now china chang'e 6 will collect sample form far side of moon, where is india?
what countries in specific? Let me guess, india?
The journey of isro is very inspiring
Why ISRO not invited by US to join the ISS. 🤔
They couldn't take the body odour.
@@franktoh3041 unwashed assh@les of bat eaters emit smell not the properly water washed ones of vegetarians
NASA regrets to inform the Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) that we cannot grant entry to Indian scientists in the International Space Station (ISS) at this time. Our decision is based on our commitment to maintaining a safe and healthy environment for all astronauts and crew members aboard the ISS.
As you may be aware, the ISS is a closed environment where astronauts and crew members live and work in close quarters for extended periods. Given the limited space and resources available, it is essential to maintain high standards of hygiene and cleanliness to prevent the spread of illness or disease.
Unfortunately, recent inspections have revealed that some of the equipment and materials brought on board by ISRO scientists have failed to meet our standards for cleanliness and have resulted in unpleasant odors that have impacted the overall environment on the ISS. We understand that this may be disappointing news for ISRO, and we encourage you to take the necessary steps to ensure that your equipment and materials meet the required standards before attempting to send any further missions to the ISS.
The ISO remains committed to promoting international cooperation and collaboration in space exploration and research, and we hope that ISRO will continue to be a valued partner in these efforts.
@@VijayThakurMD bro are you on drugs, not any isro scientist have even gone on board in ISS. when did NASA said this. Moreover, it's not NASA who controls ISS, it's all the countries who collectively build ISS. India was not among them.
Please stop spreading fake information.
@@franktoh3041 ......the body odour of chinese and red necks must be like rose fragnents 😁
Pl listen it from 11:05 to 11:10 it doesn't makes sense,
ISRO doesn't have launch capability so it partnered with India.
What does that mean?
It's says "Israel" not ISRO. I guest u r confused.
They wont steal your tech. just your money? Lol
Why's Pakistan collaborating for space missions?
Kamal hai. Aaj kal har koi...
because it is the only thing in the world which is not " Made in China " please do not compare the mother of corona with mother india... 🤣🤣 #jaihind #jaibajrangbali
Sorry. Covid 19 was designed and patented in the USA.
M sorry about that.. I didn't know that.. Apologies..
ISRO 🔥🇮🇳
China mall duplicate😂😂😂
who watching this after Chandrayaan 3 Success !!!
We should praise isro
Indian brag No.1
4:29秒讲述2021年长征5号发射失败是从哪儿得到的信息？是否查证核实？
长5遥2失败过，但绝不是2021年
Because the IRSO is actually on the moon.
In India an alternate name for "fake" is china....that explains a lott😂
Even fake products are more durable than chinese products.
In every other country, an alternate name for "slum" is India....that explains a lot😂
I believe the reverse is true. Good luck to those nations who use Indian space technology
@@elielee7364 atleast ISRO's satellites don't crash like cheap chinese satellites and don't fall on other countries.
@@elielee7364 china growth is by coping and stealing others technology.... won't u agree