In a first, Chandrayaan-2 maps abundance of sodium on Moon In a recent work published in The Astrophysical Journal Letters, researchers have reported that India’s Chandrayaan-2 has mapped the abundance of sodium on Moon for the very first time using its large area X-ray spectrometer, CLASS. Built at Isro’s UR Rao Satellite Centre in Bengaluru, CLASS provides clean signatures of the sodium line thanks to its high sensitivity and performance. The study finds that a part of the signal could be arising from a thin veneer of sodium atoms weakly bound to the lunar grains. Earlier, India’s Chandrayaan-1 X-ray Fluorescence Spectrometer (C1XS) had detected sodium from its characteristic line in X-rays which opened up the possibility of mapping the amount of sodium on Moon. The serene radiance that fills the vast expanse of a night sky is the reflection of sunlight from the Moon's surface, a major part of which is from the bright lunar highlands, Isro said, adding that the rock and soil samples that the Apollo 11 astronauts brought to Earth showed that these regions which are remnants of an ancient lunar crust, are mainly composed of silicate minerals in the group plagioclase feldspar series. “While these are common minerals found on Earth, lunar samples have a variety of the mineral that contain more of the element Calcium than Sodium (which is an alternative) following the general trend in compositional differences between Earth and Moon. A loss of volatile elements including alkalis like sodium and potassium on the Moon could be traced back to the time when Earth and Moon formed together in a Solar system that was young and fiery,” an Isro statement from October 7, reads. While successive laboratory investigations of the returned samples - Apollo, Luna and Chang'e - widened the range of compositions, the fundamental conclusions have remained, it added. “However, the returned samples are from a few specific regions of the Moon which do not necessarily represent the global lunar composition. Sodium is one of those elements that do not have a telltale signature in the visible or near-infrared wavelengths and has thus not been targeted via remote sensing observations. Chandrayaan-1 detected sodium, opening up possibilities of mapping it on Moon,” Isro said. These sodium atoms, Isro says, can be nudged out of the surface by solar wind or UV (Ultraviolet) radiation more easily than if they were part of the lunar minerals. “Also shown is a diurnal variation of the surface sodium that would explain the continuous supply of atoms to the exosphere, sustaining it. An interesting aspect that widens the interest in this alkali element is its presence in the wispy atmosphere of the Moon, a region so thin that the atoms there rarely meet,”
@@GareebScientist yes. Sadly, talented people could' nt get into engineering or science careers, and engineers do all others sorts of things other than engineering, and most people in our country have no no idea about pure science careers..😢
Even I visited it on the 1st day. I was shocked to see Godrej is such a big player in Aerospace industry. They got into it back in 2007 itseems.Being a student in Aerospace engineering and a propulsion enthusiast It was like a dream come true, Touching those used engines kept at display.
Bengaluru Space Expo was an eye opener. One of our Space Club team member got to Talk with Somnath Sir personally. For those who have visited, we definitely get to see 30 year old Indian supplier who provide critical component for our satellites. I personally got to talk with 2 ISRO scientists who have their startup incubation in IISc and they are veterans. The trend is positive. We will soon observe a boom in Space Industry just like what IT industry had witnessed back then.
I think sometimes it’s good to come out of one’s barrier even I used to do it never meet strangers and all I am a mathematician working as a consultant now but I feel that we learn a lot when we interact with strangers just a small piece of advice although you didn’t ask for it. 😊 And science is entertaining in itself look at everyday astronaut.
The point you mentioned about meeting with others. I totally agree with it. I think many others will also agree with it. Thanks for the wonderful videos sir. Lets keep the drama aside and only focus on good engineering.
Hi i totally agree with you. Aaj k time me privacy bhot high priority thing h. Even I am a member of the Chanel since I knew about that. But i am just a space nerd so I didn't interfere with any other things. You are definitely doing a great job i really appreciate it. Keep it up. One day we definitely meet but with proper appointment.
I like the way you work and that you demand privacy is totally natural. What you can probably do is have AMA sessions where you can answer general (non-personal) questions from your community. People that subscribe to you, as an additional service for paid subscription. Fan service is what Insta influencers do (that you call cancer), not asking you to do that, but you can definitely inspire children to take Space seriously. Keep doing the good work.
ha bhai , mein bachpan se akela akela rehta hun and now i love this feeling, socialisiation feels like a waste of time and very unproductive. although im worried this will create trouble once im married
Seeing this video people will understand that there are countless number of subsystems and one can dedicate his/her entire 50-60 yrs of career to just develop a small but critical "sub-sub component". For people who ask everytime "how can I get into isro?!"
It's understandable you don't want to have much communication from someone you don't know-but I'd say you're doing this too formal. What you can do is you have your own panel or something like that in which engagement is purely knowledge/information exchange-in which you and others can benefit. Apart from that, somebody thinking you are their friend just because they watch your videos-is a feeling I'd understand too. But also know this, if some were to get a chance and talk space with you-that will be golden just because of shared passion. Even though there are many people out there with interest in space and yet not enough to have this type of shared experience and passion-which is just hard to come by even at this point. You responding to social media queries and convos is also much much appreciated. So thanks for everything-glad there's someone out there like you.👍
I used to be your member but I left few weeks back but I really appreciate work of all scientists across globe. But on your community there is not much science, although you do explain science in very good and simple way. Suggestion : I appreciate your thinking that you won't get influenced that what viewers want to see, as you said in your Q&A you will do what you feel good. But don't you think being an engineer you have some responsibility to guide your followers into right path of science and force them to do thought experiment at least. now what they do is not your concern but when you are using contents of other scientists work to run your channel (not considering what your full time job is) I think it is time to pay it forward and inspire some mind to be next Nobel Prize winner.
I agree with you on things related to super fans. Though if I saw you irl, I will not miss a chance to hold a discussion. Btw badiya video hai, mujhe bhi aisi jagah jana hai
In a first, Chandrayaan-2 maps abundance of sodium on Moon In a recent work published in The Astrophysical Journal Letters, researchers have reported that India’s Chandrayaan-2 has mapped the abundance of sodium on Moon for the very first time using its large area X-ray spectrometer, CLASS. Built at Isro’s UR Rao Satellite Centre in Bengaluru, CLASS provides clean signatures of the sodium line thanks to its high sensitivity and performance. The study finds that a part of the signal could be arising from a thin veneer of sodium atoms weakly bound to the lunar grains. Earlier, India’s Chandrayaan-1 X-ray Fluorescence Spectrometer (C1XS) had detected sodium from its characteristic line in X-rays which opened up the possibility of mapping the amount of sodium on Moon. The serene radiance that fills the vast expanse of a night sky is the reflection of sunlight from the Moon's surface, a major part of which is from the bright lunar highlands, Isro said, adding that the rock and soil samples that the Apollo 11 astronauts brought to Earth showed that these regions which are remnants of an ancient lunar crust, are mainly composed of silicate minerals in the group plagioclase feldspar series. “While these are common minerals found on Earth, lunar samples have a variety of the mineral that contain more of the element Calcium than Sodium (which is an alternative) following the general trend in compositional differences between Earth and Moon. A loss of volatile elements including alkalis like sodium and potassium on the Moon could be traced back to the time when Earth and Moon formed together in a Solar system that was young and fiery,” an Isro statement from October 7, reads. While successive laboratory investigations of the returned samples - Apollo, Luna and Chang'e - widened the range of compositions, the fundamental conclusions have remained, it added. “However, the returned samples are from a few specific regions of the Moon which do not necessarily represent the global lunar composition. Sodium is one of those elements that do not have a telltale signature in the visible or near-infrared wavelengths and has thus not been targeted via remote sensing observations. Chandrayaan-1 detected sodium, opening up possibilities of mapping it on Moon,” Isro said. These sodium atoms, Isro says, can be nudged out of the surface by solar wind or UV (Ultraviolet) radiation more easily than if they were part of the lunar minerals. “Also shown is a diurnal variation of the surface sodium that would explain the continuous supply of atoms to the exosphere, sustaining it. An interesting aspect that widens the interest in this alkali element is its presence in the wispy atmosphere of the Moon, a region so thin that the atoms there rarely meet,”
I totally agree, ye science ka field h ise clean hi rakhna chahiye, aur entertainment industry wala cancer science k field m to bilkul bhi aana chahiye, door door tak bhi nahi.
Bro, that's how bell shaped Nozzles in general work. There is another Aero-spike shaped nozzle which looks opposite of what bell shaped Nozzles looks like.
you have to make a video related to nglv next generation launch vehicle somnath sir introduced it. He told that it will replace pslv .Please do video on it sir
is ISRO Showing The Real Technology If Yes Then Why Are They Showing The Actual Sensors/Technology Will Not This A Threat For ISRO's Technology 🙁🙁. 🇮🇳🇮🇳🙏🙏
Bro, I have got a software which is makes me interested on space. Can you research and tell us how we are operate this software. Software name is Spaceflight Simulator.🙂
i wanted to, but this place was super busy, recording this and private aprt itself was very difficult due to crowd, anyways will keep in mind for next time
Sir I want to know who are you and how much do you know about space science and where did you get these knowledge and contacts of those high ranking people?
to be honest, am a kid (10th std last batch of 10th students who'll give boards) but srsly am not offended with the thing that u don't like to meet stangers AT ALL!! that's fyn. still you would be my fav youtuber for best science (especially rocket science cuz that's my aim, aerospace engineering) videos. btw one question what's the reason you don't explain about the cosmos or anything like multiverse concept, string theory, or....orr about galaxy, new exoplanet found or james webb finding incredible discoveries, JWT proving aliens exist, how universe started? why only rockets
Great video as always however I couldn't agree with you about interacting with the subscribers( I won't call us strangers tho as anyone who is ur subscriber does share a relationship with you ). I used to be like you in my school days, but changed for good during my engineering days and that was the best decision of my life. However, In the end it's ur decision
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In a first, Chandrayaan-2 maps abundance of sodium on Moon
In a recent work published in The Astrophysical Journal Letters, researchers have reported that India’s Chandrayaan-2 has mapped the abundance of sodium on Moon for the very first time using its large area X-ray spectrometer, CLASS.
Built at Isro’s UR Rao Satellite Centre in Bengaluru, CLASS provides clean signatures of the sodium line thanks to its high sensitivity and performance. The study finds that a part of the signal could be arising from a thin veneer of sodium atoms weakly bound to the lunar grains.
Earlier, India’s Chandrayaan-1 X-ray Fluorescence Spectrometer (C1XS) had detected sodium from its characteristic line in X-rays which opened up the possibility of mapping the amount of sodium on Moon.
The serene radiance that fills the vast expanse of a night sky is the reflection of sunlight from the Moon's surface, a major part of which is from the bright lunar highlands, Isro said, adding that the rock and soil samples that the Apollo 11 astronauts brought to Earth showed that these regions which are remnants of an ancient lunar crust, are mainly composed of silicate minerals in the group plagioclase feldspar series.
“While these are common minerals found on Earth, lunar samples have a variety of the mineral that contain more of the element Calcium than Sodium (which is an alternative) following the general trend in compositional differences between Earth and Moon. A loss of volatile elements including alkalis like sodium and potassium on the Moon could be traced back to the time when Earth and Moon formed together in a Solar system that was young and fiery,” an Isro statement from October 7, reads.
While successive laboratory investigations of the returned samples - Apollo, Luna and Chang'e - widened the range of compositions, the fundamental conclusions have remained, it added.
“However, the returned samples are from a few specific regions of the Moon which do not necessarily represent the global lunar composition. Sodium is one of those elements that do not have a telltale signature in the visible or near-infrared wavelengths and has thus not been targeted via remote sensing observations. Chandrayaan-1 detected sodium, opening up possibilities of mapping it on Moon,” Isro said.
These sodium atoms, Isro says, can be nudged out of the surface by solar wind or UV (Ultraviolet) radiation more easily than if they were part of the lunar minerals.
“Also shown is a diurnal variation of the surface sodium that would explain the continuous supply of atoms to the exosphere, sustaining it. An interesting aspect that widens the interest in this alkali element is its presence in the wispy atmosphere of the Moon, a region so thin that the atoms there rarely meet,”
We need more engineers and scientists as passionate as you,
❤️🔥👍
more than me
@@GareebScientist yes
@@GareebScientist yes. Sadly, talented people could' nt get into engineering or science careers, and engineers do all others sorts of things other than engineering, and most people in our country have no no idea about pure science careers..😢
There are many passionate engineers. But they are un-directional. 😄
@@ofsanjay maybe not in right environment which will provide the platform
Even I visited it on the 1st day. I was shocked to see Godrej is such a big player in Aerospace industry. They got into it back in 2007 itseems.Being a student in Aerospace engineering and a propulsion enthusiast It was like a dream come true, Touching those used engines kept at display.
vahi, general public assosiated godrej with washing machines
@@GareebScientist i got to talk about it with them and they were humble enough to let me see their injectors and injector plates.
I think the original commentor was the guy who was there with me 😂
@@vishalk4647 yep it's me... Sup!! Vishal 👋
@@nithishsreddy1659 working on ASI 😂 how about you
SIR as your viewer I totally support your decision because personal life and professional life should not be mix up
Bengaluru Space Expo was an eye opener. One of our Space Club team member got to Talk with Somnath Sir personally.
For those who have visited, we definitely get to see 30 year old Indian supplier who provide critical component for our satellites.
I personally got to talk with 2 ISRO scientists who have their startup incubation in IISc and they are veterans.
The trend is positive. We will soon observe a boom in Space Industry just like what IT industry had witnessed back then.
are u also scientist or do you have space startup
@@raj.2471 I am still a student bro. In my final year of mechanical engineering.
@@adityanrajesh2634 college?
@@raj.2471 Government Engineering College, Thrissur. Btw, Former ISRO Chairman K Radhakrishnan Sir is our alumni, and also a native of my Hometown.
I think sometimes it’s good to come out of one’s barrier even I used to do it never meet strangers and all I am a mathematician working as a consultant now but I feel that we learn a lot when we interact with strangers just a small piece of advice although you didn’t ask for it. 😊
And science is entertaining in itself look at everyday astronaut.
its different from a social media perspective, real life is different
@@GareebScientist I see your point though most of us practicing sciences are by nature introvert.
But nonetheless it pays to open up sometimes 🙂
@@amrendrasingh7140 yup u r absolutely right.
Everyone has their own way, which we respect and we adore your work and passion towards science.
The point you mentioned about meeting with others. I totally agree with it. I think many others will also agree with it.
Thanks for the wonderful videos sir.
Lets keep the drama aside and only focus on good engineering.
Rude to nahi laga bas hasi aagyi.. 😂😂😂
hehe
Bacha bola mujhko🥲🥲
@@psy_inamorato5703 so r u 18 yr budda(old)
@@bumpyrock8722 wait!! Wtf how u know I'm 18🥶
Kuch majedar ho raha yaha
We need true content related creators like you who souly focuses on work
"SEEDHI BAAT NO BAKWAS"
Which also suits science...
as a fellow introvert I totally support you!
Hi i totally agree with you. Aaj k time me privacy bhot high priority thing h. Even I am a member of the Chanel since I knew about that. But i am just a space nerd so I didn't interfere with any other things. You are definitely doing a great job i really appreciate it. Keep it up. One day we definitely meet but with proper appointment.
I like the way you work and that you demand privacy is totally natural.
What you can probably do is have AMA sessions where you can answer general (non-personal) questions from your community. People that subscribe to you, as an additional service for paid subscription.
Fan service is what Insta influencers do (that you call cancer), not asking you to do that, but you can definitely inspire children to take Space seriously. Keep doing the good work.
Yes i should do live streams when isro launches aren't around. That would full gap of info
You are making good informative videos, that's all we are here to see.
That's the reason we love your videos, you are doing great job.
Keep Growing 🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳
you are so special bcoz there only few people in india who is taking physics seriously like lesics and u .THANks a lot again to inspire us
Physics and engeneering
Eagerly waiting for models of ULV (HLV and SHLV).
Second
Bhaiya aap bhi introvert ho apki feelings samjhte hai😊😄
ha bhai , mein bachpan se akela akela rehta hun and now i love this feeling, socialisiation feels like a waste of time and very unproductive. although im worried this will create trouble once im married
@@GareebScientist bhaiya Kitna match karta hai apka aur mera nature 🤩🤩🤩😍 .
Same thoughts mere bhi hai . Isiliye Mai bhi akela rahna pasand karta hu 😅😃
@@AmanSingh-mq9bj sem vai
@@AmanSingh-mq9bj Same bhai
Still there are many people who are not aware of the Indian made model of ISRO's first space shuttle that will accompany Gaganyaan ...
Relex scientist, you don't have that type of fan base. We totally understand what were your concerns. Thanks for the video. 👌🏼
Thanks for giving such informative videos since my school time this gives motivation. Thanks a lot 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
Seeing this video people will understand that there are countless number of subsystems and one can dedicate his/her entire 50-60 yrs of career to just develop a small but critical "sub-sub component". For people who ask everytime "how can I get into isro?!"
I feel you, bro! Privacy is very important!
The work you are doing is really commendable
It's understandable you don't want to have much communication from someone you don't know-but I'd say you're doing this too formal. What you can do is you have your own panel or something like that in which engagement is purely knowledge/information exchange-in which you and others can benefit. Apart from that, somebody thinking you are their friend just because they watch your videos-is a feeling I'd understand too. But also know this, if some were to get a chance and talk space with you-that will be golden just because of shared passion. Even though there are many people out there with interest in space and yet not enough to have this type of shared experience and passion-which is just hard to come by even at this point. You responding to social media queries and convos is also much much appreciated. So thanks for everything-glad there's someone out there like you.👍
i acknowledge you bro.I was happy by seeing yu spoke the truth about what yu feel.
One of the best line 5:04 ✨⭐🚀
Yes
cringe aahe
Bhai, I too visited BSX2022 .. it was very informative .. like heaven for space enthusiasts ..
I was about to be there at this event, but dad had an interview so couldn't go. Thanks for the video!
It's always been my dream to go and see space expo,, thanks to you I got new feeling and inspired..
I used to be your member but I left few weeks back but I really appreciate work of all scientists across globe. But on your community there is not much science, although you do explain science in very good and simple way.
Suggestion : I appreciate your thinking that you won't get influenced that what viewers want to see, as you said in your Q&A you will do what you feel good. But don't you think being an engineer you have some responsibility to guide your followers into right path of science and force them to do thought experiment at least. now what they do is not your concern but when you are using contents of other scientists work to run your channel (not considering what your full time job is) I think it is time to pay it forward and inspire some mind to be next Nobel Prize winner.
Love the honesty
Thanku this knowledgeble vedio❤️❤️
Loved it❤️
Damn, I missed it...
I was at Bangalore, and could have attended it.
Btw, pushing button wala bit was so funny 😏😂😂😂
I agree with you on things related to super fans.
Though if I saw you irl, I will not miss a chance to hold a discussion.
Btw badiya video hai, mujhe bhi aisi jagah jana hai
Yes broooooo
plzz explane what a rocket consist and how it works........if not all then few of them plzzz...
I really like ur videos keep doing and teach us more abt space rockets and how rockets works❤️❤️❤️🙏
In a first, Chandrayaan-2 maps abundance of sodium on Moon
In a recent work published in The Astrophysical Journal Letters, researchers have reported that India’s Chandrayaan-2 has mapped the abundance of sodium on Moon for the very first time using its large area X-ray spectrometer, CLASS.
Built at Isro’s UR Rao Satellite Centre in Bengaluru, CLASS provides clean signatures of the sodium line thanks to its high sensitivity and performance. The study finds that a part of the signal could be arising from a thin veneer of sodium atoms weakly bound to the lunar grains.
Earlier, India’s Chandrayaan-1 X-ray Fluorescence Spectrometer (C1XS) had detected sodium from its characteristic line in X-rays which opened up the possibility of mapping the amount of sodium on Moon.
The serene radiance that fills the vast expanse of a night sky is the reflection of sunlight from the Moon's surface, a major part of which is from the bright lunar highlands, Isro said, adding that the rock and soil samples that the Apollo 11 astronauts brought to Earth showed that these regions which are remnants of an ancient lunar crust, are mainly composed of silicate minerals in the group plagioclase feldspar series.
“While these are common minerals found on Earth, lunar samples have a variety of the mineral that contain more of the element Calcium than Sodium (which is an alternative) following the general trend in compositional differences between Earth and Moon. A loss of volatile elements including alkalis like sodium and potassium on the Moon could be traced back to the time when Earth and Moon formed together in a Solar system that was young and fiery,” an Isro statement from October 7, reads.
While successive laboratory investigations of the returned samples - Apollo, Luna and Chang'e - widened the range of compositions, the fundamental conclusions have remained, it added.
“However, the returned samples are from a few specific regions of the Moon which do not necessarily represent the global lunar composition. Sodium is one of those elements that do not have a telltale signature in the visible or near-infrared wavelengths and has thus not been targeted via remote sensing observations. Chandrayaan-1 detected sodium, opening up possibilities of mapping it on Moon,” Isro said.
These sodium atoms, Isro says, can be nudged out of the surface by solar wind or UV (Ultraviolet) radiation more easily than if they were part of the lunar minerals.
“Also shown is a diurnal variation of the surface sodium that would explain the continuous supply of atoms to the exosphere, sustaining it. An interesting aspect that widens the interest in this alkali element is its presence in the wispy atmosphere of the Moon, a region so thin that the atoms there rarely meet,”
How lucky you guys are having such a great active space agency ISRO!!!
5:40 sidhi bat no bakwas 😎🙌
Science and knowledge bring humility...... It is evident from your voice
Defenetly sir ,
no fan cancer in science & engineering but humbleness is best .
Thanks for visiting us too. 🙏
I appreciate you for their good work and clear thoughts. 😊
5:40 true fact of recent time ;
Totally Agreed with you. ✌️
GS amazing video and we respect your privacy...🙌
Aap 22nd ko jo GSLV MKIII launch hai uspe video banane wale ho?
Dil ki baat boldi.
Privacy matters a lot. Only passion to do work alone for satisfaction is important.
I agree with your comment brother ❤️
is there any news from new HLV rocket of ISRO?
nop not so soon
@@GareebScientist can we see first test flight around 2030 ?
Its was really good. And i think it was not rude, everyone is here to get knowledge(i hope) 1st. I wish you could have capture all the stalls 🙂.
Love your statement - "mujhse mat milo" :) Subscribed just for that
I totally agree, ye science ka field h ise clean hi rakhna chahiye, aur entertainment industry wala cancer science k field m to bilkul bhi aana chahiye, door door tak bhi nahi.
Such type of exhibition should be conduct at north part of India.
Explain the vehicle that ISRO uses to transport it's fully assembled rocket to the launch site.
its a pedestal pulled by a comemrically available truck for SLP
@@GareebScientist So ISRO don't have any crawler type vehicle, that NASA uses
crawler is not needed as there are train like tracks on which pedestal is pulled till launch pad in case of SLP., FLP similar for new building
Great to know such events. Can regular people Buy cardboard models of these like to keep on workdesk
My favourite color combinations. Orange and Blue.
🔶🔷.
♥️🇮🇳
1:19 so they just make it like a converging-diverging nozzle so that the gas generator's gas could has more thrust to feed the turbine.
i did not notice that , interesting
Bro, that's how bell shaped Nozzles in general work. There is another Aero-spike shaped nozzle which looks opposite of what bell shaped Nozzles looks like.
@@thanotoast.5468 I am also talking in general. Yes , that aerospike nozzle is a good choice for pressure fed engines .
You have good knowledge and keep sharing your experiences
AISE ENGINE bana sakta hai india but electrical engine nahi bana paya abhi tak . great india.
Hi.. Which is the best software/website to watch night sky, and to experience the universe ?
Bro your way of talking is awesome. 👍🏻
I salute to your attitude..
Thank u for showing us the expo
I Agree 👍😊
Very very good Inform. Very good Video. Thank you Sir.
Bhai, aese events pe nazar kease rakhe, any such platform which reminds us about such events??
Nice bhai🔥
Thanx form sharing this...
You are great and amazing
you have to make a video related to nglv next generation launch vehicle somnath sir introduced it. He told that it will replace pslv .Please do video on it sir
How to register for these events
depends, isro usually twets, best to folow the account clsoely
7:49 is cc cameras there ? Top floor
is ISRO Showing The Real Technology If Yes Then Why Are They Showing The Actual Sensors/Technology Will Not This A Threat For ISRO's Technology 🙁🙁.
🇮🇳🇮🇳🙏🙏
They are mostly modles
I think most of these would be generic once
Sir isme rude hone ki kya baat aap hamare liye video laate ho wahi bhot badi baat hai love you sir 😍 I m really your big fan .
Does we have powerful deep space antenna's like nasa. If we have make video on it please.
Chandryaan 3 mission kbb hoga............ Plzz reply
Bro, I have got a software which is makes me interested on space. Can you research and tell us how we are operate this software. Software name is Spaceflight Simulator.🙂
I and more channels like Vectaverse, SpaceA SFS, SUS Engine, Beemi, SFS Orbital, Spaceflight Velociraptor, Link to Star has videos about that game.
@@SFSVERSE ok thanks
Bro, i am exactly like you. I understand your thinking. I also don't like meeting peoples.
Ekdum sahi kiya sir.
Per batcha met boleya 😞😞😞 dil pe lugta hai
being a bacha and knowing and understanding all this is a compliment :)
Hame yaad rakhna jab 1 million hojayenga . ❤
Yes , we should normalise famous people to have privacy. Totally agree.
"I don't talk to strangers, i introduced myself as GS for getting info"
Mean i only talk to strangers if they're relevant for me?
Practical talk
Not interested in meeting strangers.
Relatable with my case. same thinking
What exactly is Aerospace in Bangalore ? Actually i am visiting thete next week
nice video
i wanted to see some interaction with isro scientist q&a on the spot
by the way nice 👍👍👍👍👍👍
i wanted to, but this place was super busy, recording this and private aprt itself was very difficult due to crowd, anyways will keep in mind for next time
@@GareebScientist Pleasure to See. Good Wishes for Future. Thanks.
5:33 😂
Fair enough. We respect your privacy
Sir I want to know who are you and how much do you know about space science and where did you get these knowledge and contacts of those high ranking people?
Bahut sahi bhai, aaj ke jamane me har koi fame chahta hai.
Bro the last model is of gaganyaan right?
Yes but a very inaccurate one
Not rude but actually a right thing also we people who study really dont wanna have much of attention...i completely respect what you say
Sir can you make a video on cryogenic engine I am too small to understand but a video please
Well said Garib scientist 😀
to be honest, am a kid (10th std last batch of 10th students who'll give boards) but srsly am not offended with the thing that u don't like to meet stangers AT ALL!! that's fyn. still you would be my fav youtuber for best science (especially rocket science cuz that's my aim, aerospace engineering) videos. btw one question what's the reason you don't explain about the cosmos or anything like multiverse concept, string theory, or....orr about galaxy, new exoplanet found or james webb finding incredible discoveries, JWT proving aliens exist, how universe started? why only rockets
With you since 30k subs
Thank you sir isro ke models dikhane ke liye
Hey ,Are you working in SHAR?
Great video as always however I couldn't agree with you about interacting with the subscribers( I won't call us strangers tho as anyone who is ur subscriber does share a relationship with you ). I used to be like you in my school days, but changed for good during my engineering days and that was the best decision of my life. However, In the end it's ur decision
I want to keep these 2 universes seperate, one has physical presence only, other only digital presence. No collisoonn
Common peoples are not allowed in this expo? Because You said in starting you were going to ask something to ISRO scientists.
It's a buisness and networking oriented expo, passes for common people are very limited.
Bhai is it true that our astronauts will be sent to space using Russian launch vehicle not in HLV 😔😔pls answer