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I'm from Pakistan and I deeply respect ISRO for trying to achieve what they dream. Pakistani politicians laughed when India's latest mission to moon failed but I thought that these morons are laughing at someone who is working hard and trying and we know that someone who works harder and keeps tying, gets the last laugh! I genuinely felt sorry for all the men and women who worked on that mission. I believe that failure is the best teacher and hard work always pays off and eventually leads to success! Keep trying ISRO, you'll be successful!
I have never hated any country, But it hurts me when I see someone say bad about my country (I am not targeting Zeeshan Atif) There are few people from developed country such as USA in the comments saying that "It was just luck" or "They should teach us how to shower" or "Indians don't have money so they used bullock carts XD", I hate to see it when people from Developed country starts acting like a child and be so narrow minded, If it's called "Development" then what's the point of the word?
@Rahul They are forgetting the fact that in total, $155 trillion was stolen from India, What would $155 trillion stand in today's money? India would be one of the Richest country if all those money were not stolen by British.
@@yourdad1964I have observed exactly the same thing about Filipino people. They are always so supportive and enthusiastic about India's achievements.. appreciate their warmth always ❤
India has one of the richest culture in the world and talking about space,Its mythology is the first that talk about "Spaceship" like vimāna...the race to the stars is in Its roots...respect from Italy i hope one day to travel to yours beatiful country!
I'm from the UK and I have to say, some of the most niceness and intelligent people I have ever met, come from India. Watching this video has made me realise something about our race.... These guys made dreams from nothing, and people who have everything, mostly lose their dreams along the way of self indulgence.
@Indian Atheist I dont think im personally responsible for all them things am I? I've literally shared a comment based on positivity, based on my lifes understanding.... not from things I dont understand or I've had part of. Im sorry you feel that way, but if you can attack a pretty decent and innocent comment, then I think you need to question your own ethological values before you judge mine.
@Indian Atheist and in your anger you asked me lots of questions that I dont know the answer to or could ever make right. I gave a positive comment, regarding how I admire those people, and you replied to me personally with a bunch of negativity, as though I'm directly or indirectly responsible for what my ansestors did. In all fairness and I've got to be completely honest, I say I'm from the UK, and you assume I'm British by race. I repeat what my message is, its total respect for those people, I wanted to show my admiration, I have Indian friends I grew up with and I wont change my position on this. Again im sorry for your feelings of hatred or sense of wanted justice, but I dont have that power to put things right, and neither do you, but positivity and hope out master hatred and anguish.
@@MPRbyHamlin actually there is a rage for british govt in every single indian, even people still want their kohinoor diamond back, meanwhile indian people are so mature that they know it's nothing to do with this generation, So we all wanna live together as a family. BTW thanks for your appreciation. Stay connected.
@@alivewell1145 the guy who posted on here removed his original post and you've only seen the ones after. Most British people live in disgust of there own government because of greed and corruption. But my message was pretty clear that I admire these people in this video and I think each and everyone has the possibility to be awesome. My motto is this, if your blood flows red your my brother or sister. I dont believe in anyone being less than someone else, we are what we do. The guy who originally posted asked me several questions about what the British did to the Indian people as tho I was part of it. And sadly and I suppose quite ignorantly.. I didnt know about any of it. I understand it's disgusting and unforgiveable. But my original post was based on admiration only, and I definitely didn't intend on disrespecting anyone.
Just launced 10 satellites into space SUCCESSFULLY through PSLV-C49 carrying 1 satellite from 🇮🇳 4 satellites from 🇺🇸 4 satellites from 🇱🇺 1 satellite from 🇱🇹 All the best for it's future projects
@@TheHat--Man ro what do you think like ik space x is very advanced but imdia didnt use private companies parts for a y of their missions and most of them were succesful and you have no right to ques about someon Love you isro Love from us
@@alfaham_addict Most of the Indians don't like the U.S. because amrica ka zamaana gaya. But still we love Americans because we say Vasudhaiva Kutumbakam.
@@muralidharmurahari3534 thank you would have guessed Indians would luke ghotmeh sabzi. I myself love beryani heydarabadi and make it time to time. So close to our culture, so delicious 🤗
Do not forget that India got locked out of the global space technology and knowhow pool after its nuclear tests in 1974. This led to ISRO developing a lot of technologies on its own.
Thank you to all those countries for not giving us those technologies. That's why we have our own technology now. Be it nuclear, space, nuclear missiles, nuclear submarines, cyrogenic engine, GPS, etc. Next in line is Jet Engines. Please stop providing us with Jet Engines and Fighter Jets, so that we can make our own...
@Gaurav Duwarah Actually France wasn't helping India in the 1971 war. They were an ally of the US so they sent fighter jets to support Pakistan. But when India conducted nuclear tests, France and the USSR were the only countries that congratulated us. While everyone else was putting sanctions.
I try to avoid considering someone's race/ethnicity in almost any situation, but at a certain point it's hard for me to ignore the fact that I genuinely like almost every Indian person that I meet. They're often my coworkers, and they just tend to carry with them a culture of hard work, intellect, curiosity, and great sense of humor. Love India, love Indians. I'm always proud to see what they accomplish.
I don't want ruin on our reputation but not everyone is like that, almost everyone comes there to work are better than most here, so it's survivor bias, it doesn't mean that people who are intelligent and hardworking don't stay back, what I'm saying is, to be there in US, UK or some other countries we have to be intelligent and hard working, there's no such criteria for staying back in the country.
It was a cartoon shown in the New York Times depicting India as a farmer with a bull and a toy rocket entering into the "Elite space club". Like these people have no shame -_-
First space agency to reach mars on it's first atemp( with a budget less than Hollywood movie gravity) First space agency to find water on moon Launching 104 satellites in single atempt Provided india's own satellite navigation system "NAVIC" The cheapest space agency in the world The most cost effective space agency in the world But not gathering money through launching foreign satellites Helping other countries by launching their satellites into space at a low cost very low cost Love you ISRO 🧡🧡🧡🤍💙🤍💚💚💚
@@chrisbenn what underpaying? The employees are happy with their salaries and it is one of the highest paying jobs here. Don't use your logic of defining underpaid here.
@@noobinoobster5329 It's ISRO's first mission to have a lander/rover and world's first attempt to land on south pole of moon and developed at fraction of cost, space is extremely complicated and things fail and that's how engineers learn. If only you know how many failures that Russian's and US has before fruitful space program.
As a Aussie who has been following various countries space programs India can be very proud of their space program and the direction they are heading, well done, I look forward to continuing to follow your achievements.👍
Sadly, the Indian space agency is very very underrated, people know about esa, nasa, roscosmos etc etc, but not the Indian space agency. Hopefully it changes because I love to see the continuous strides they make in low cost space flight
Oh man, this comment section is just lit! Brazil, canada, indonesia, Philippines, US, Pakistan, Nepal, Latin America.. and many more people from different countries, keeping there differences aside, coming together and appreciating a good deed by humanity... That is all we need... The world is one...
Although this stereotypically true but spaceX has extremely advanced rockets which can freaking land back on drone ships in middle of nowhere in Atlantic, so the development costs are extremely high and not to mention of costly workforce in US.
India dont want to be highlighted Highlighting causing death of scientists by so called super power spy agencies.. Who called terrorists as their enemey but can kill other counties people for their selfish greed.
The mars mission was absolutely incredible.... Just look at the trajectory and imagine the level of engineering required to get it right and that too in the first attempt!
The "Kerala school," a little-known group of scholars and mathematicians in fourteenth century India, identified the "infinite series" - one of the basic components of calculus - around 1350.
India is my pride my heart beat. My life , future and my blood sweat and tears are all devoted for my land , my country, my India and all my Indian brother and sister. Jai Hind 🇮🇳
Yes i remember my grandfather telling me they were carrying Rockets part through jeeps,cycles etc due to lack of transportation those days. I'm happy the level our Space program ISRO is at now.
Wishing all the best to India in their humble venture into the Space Industry. I really, really want to see them succeed in this field, their engineers and scientists are second to none. All the love, from Pakistan!
I totally agree, India is very much like other countries with limited resources, they think outside the box, and a lot of time this is better, they didn't say it can't be done, they looked for other ways to achieve the same goals as the big boys ,they make it work 😘
There's a word that we Indians use to get things done quickly and in a most cost-efficient manner. It's called 'Jugaad'. The entire Indian space program is a jugaad. Next time you meet an Indian friend of yours, just tell him that he is 'Jugaado', y'all will have a good laugh :D
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While i am really impressed with India's space program, don't you think that the efficiency in bugdet is coming at the cost of the workers? Look at how less they are paid. If they were paid the same as any other Agency, the required budget will be higher too. But I guess this just goes to show their dedication, working so hard while being paid less.
India is the 2nd largest truck manufacturer. Even in 1970s, we used to export our trucks to Middle-East and Africa. Bullock-cart was just an experiment. It's not that we didn't have trucks.
India's first human space flight mission is set to launch in 2021. Also in the next five years India will be sending an orbitor lander and rover to Mars and moon, an orbitor to Venus and a probe to sun to study the outer layers. And many more. ISRO chief K. Sivan has also announced the plan to build India's own space station in the next 10 years Hope they succeed Jai Hind.
Not so fast 'clever pussy' (that's your name in your language don't blame me), conditions won't improve until we stop prioritising reservations instead of talent. Talent is talent in mission critical situations. Sadly nobody even seems to consider it a valid point. Maybe I'll be disliked down to hell for just putting it here.. Who knows..
@Gray Johnson 99%+ of our population got toilets now. You should stay updated. Also, you can search it up on Google and be sure to have some burnol with you, just in case.
We have 2 lovely neighbours😂 Pakistan and china😂😂. When china tested nukes , we are forced to test nukes , ignoring us sanctions, suffering financial loss that time . We cant depend on any country for that, India wants to be underated in this case to save our scientists life
@@kalpanaanubhav and despite my love for india your a fool and fail to understand how failures lead to success. Opportunity and Curiosity and upcoming Perseverance
2100 is too late. The way economy and geopolitics is going it seems days of Europe and America are over. And most Space program in future can only be adopted by Asian countries.
@@swakal8868 No US and EU will continue to be dominant powers. Western countries will have a stable growth due to immigration policies of letting skilled people from other countries to work there. Whereas in Asia, China and probably one day India too will face the problems Japan is facing, like aging population, and not taking immigrants at all to compensate for it, ultimately shrinking down economy. I am talking about long term here, not the near future. This is coming from an Indian. May God bless us all :)
@@warpdrive9229 Agreed. West will never fall and shouldn't fall as well as they are model state for rest of the world with their liberal and humane behaviour
With due respect to kalam sir, I wanna say that his impact was minimal, it's dr vikram sarabhai and sathish dhawan sir who made this possible and helped isro to reach a unique height.
@@alivewell1145 Well in India people's perception about a research organisation is very important for it to continue it's operations....and Dr. APJ Abdul Kalam was one of the most important person responsible for creating ISRO's image as a national government organisation of which people are proud....
We in the US need to move every single factorys from China to India immediately! While china takes our money and use it for their nefarious Acts, India is a democratic society, with trustworthy people!
@@manansharma6996 that's actually not true, it depends where you go in India, I have python programmers in india for $400 a month, in China they wanted like 1500!
Everyone remembers Him. Well he is better known for Integrated Missile Program.... and Nuclear Explosion.... People's president...and An inspiration for young generation...
Iam proud that my late dad was a Lathe machine technician at ISRO... RIP!!! He used to get very excited everytime a Rocket launches successfully , Small Small contributions from large group of motivated, smart and skilled people drives the whole organisation...
Indias Mars mission even tho was meant for a year, is still working. It's still sending data's. RECENT discovery of NASA that Mars is losing its atmosphere was also from data collected by mangalyaan Some of ISROs next mission Chandrayaan 3 (rover , orbiter, 2021,) Gaganyaan (Crewed spaceflight ,2021, corona may play a role in delay ) ./ Already developed RLV/spacecraft. lunar explortn mission (orbiter , rover 2024) Aditya L1 (2022, Solar exploration) NISAR ,Joint venture NASA -ISRO ( 2022) Mangalyaan 2 (Mars rover and orbiter, 2024) Shukrayaan (Venus mission, 2023 ,) India's own Spacerstation(2030,) Etc. Apart from these missions there will be several other satellite launches, Scientific exp and studies, And other deomonstratyion missions
@@jonesvictor5801 Thanks, ISRO is going big now, thanks to their efforts they are getting exposure all around the world resulting in a greater budget from govt.
@@jonesvictor5801 Fun fact. The chosen candidates for spaceflight are being trained at a Russian facility under a partnership with the Russian government.
@@tenminutetokyo2643 why would a person from India get everything free from America? As a american I can say even our own students are low budget and they still leave college with $40,000+ in debt. America doesn't keep up the world. Right now America's leader can't even remember his position in the US government.
@@kumiq17 Well we just handed them Silicon Valley, 5 million STEM jobs created by Americans and all our top tech companies built by Americans. If you don't call that a free handout then I don't know what is. You mean Biden + Harris - the 2 leaders USIN-PAC installed to get India's immigration agenda going again? That's not our leader - that's a foreign puppet. Our leader had the election stolen from him.
The entry of several private space companies will help ISRO in boosting the research. #Skyroot #Bellatrix #Agnikul There are others too but they are quite new. Skyroot and Agnikul have scheduled to do first launch next year Bellatrix might lag behind but they are developing reusable rockets and inspace propulsion. Edit: Skyroot has scheduled to do its first launch next year(2021) while Agnikul will do its first launch in 2022.
@@monalijoshi1768 Science coming out of it lowest? We just showed the whole world a whole new, cost effective way of launching interplanetary missions. ISRO didn't need costly and complex engineering of Atlas or Delta or falcon rockets to launch. They did with a only LEO capable PSLV rocket.
ISRO scientists and engineers aren't really underpaid. Yes, the pay and facilities are still somewhat lesser than NASA but you've to take into account the purchasing power and cost of living as well. $10k will get you almost the same amount of stuff in India compared to $80k in the States. You can actually live a decent life here with that money. The problem plaguing ISRO right now isn't cost. Yes, increase in budget will let them do a lot of stuff at a faster rate but the problem right now is lack of innovation. Frugal engineering alone won't cut it in the future. New typ of launch vehicles like reusable ones, new ion engines, investing in scramjets etc is a must. ISRO is doing that but only after SpaceX has already done it. ISRO needs to do something unique and be the first space agency to do it. Private Space firms will soon take over. NASA will most likely completely outsource the launching business to SpaceX and Blue Origin in the next decades. SpaceX is right now already more ambitious than NASA and they have the most powerful rocket in the world and are building something even more powerful. Blue Origin will follow suit. Electron will launch rockets with a much lower budget in the future. In such competitive atmosphere, govt space agencies will not remain cost effective for long
You are right but ISRO is not to compete in the space technology with other countries. In the coming years they have many ambitious projects. Budget is not really a problem as the efficiency they launch missions is far more than any other agency. Problem is that they can't do much of research and development as they have to launch satellites more often. Introduction of private players will help them to do missions at a rate like NASA.
I'm an Indian and the average salary being only 61,000 rupees a month, if the video is correct, is not that great for an aerospace engineer from my perspective... as an engineering student myself, I'd expected it'd be higher and find it disappointing...
Why does India need to be the first to do something? India cannot compete with USA or Russia, even China can't. That's why China doesn't even try compete or be in any race with them. Instead China works on the fundamentals and takes it step by step, only moving on when it has figured out the basics. China does it all on China's own time, according to China's own development. No need for vanity project and pretend you can run for short sprint only when you haven't even mastered walking yet. India should do like China.. Fix the foundations of the country and technology, and then move up from there. Fix corruption first and foremost, then fix education(which includes fake news and religious lies and superstitious), then improve infrastructure and focus on eradicating poverty and building middle class during all this time. And keep on reforming India to attract foreign investment, especially Chinese investment since China is moving to higher tech and branding and IP and finance now, India can take China's low end manufacturing instead of Africa and Vietnam or ASEAN countries etc. then do what China did.. Learn and become the boss and rapid development of your infrastructure and economy and technology. But first and foremost you need to get competent and loyal leaders who is willing to take risk to make India great.. Like Indias own Deng Xiao Ping, the Chinese leader who introduced capitalism after Mao died and ended full on communism. India needs drastic reform and Revolution in the same way that Deng changed China, because it's obvious that what India has been doing is not working and will simply be left behind by the rest of the world. If India wants to be rival to China or USA, or even Germany, Japan, Australia etc, then it needs to change. Right now it's competing vs Pakistan, and being subservient to even Japan. If you can be junior partner to Japan. You can be equal partner with China. China offers the world to India. Japan offers nothing but debt trap and use India vs China and waste Indias time. Same as USA. They won't invest in India like China can and will if India can make peace with China and just focus on trade and development, forget about border issues and other differences.
@@ex0duzz I appreciate you writing this long essay but you really didn't have to. Innovation can happen anywhere. Even in India, among impoverished, corrupt and illiterate people. You don't have to live in an utopia to create something the world has never done before. Does India have problems? Yes. In fact every country does. Do we have to fix and erase all of those problems for ISRO to do something unique? Absolutely not
@Rahul yes, you're partially right about innovations mostly being accidents and for those accidents, we need to burn a lot of cash in experiments and projects and trials but that doesn't mean creating something new always involved money. Einstein needed only a pen and a piece of paper to discover relativity. Let's be honest, the quality of researchers here aren't that great. Indian universities make robots who are great at routine work. Tomorrow if a new technology or a new idea is invented by some space agency, I'm sure ISRO will be able to copy that at a fraction of the cost. Take reusable launch vehicles for example. ISRO never thought of it. Propulsive landing of rocket boosters isn't a very costly experiment. Boosters and first stages were already expendable tech. SpaceX thought out of the box and then changed everything. Now ISRO is doing the same thing. ISRO ADMIRE project is to develop boosters capable of landing like SpaceX. ISRO might even be able to do it at a cheaper cost. But it will remain a fact that, SpaceX first came up with the idea (or first implemented it). What I'm trying to say is, ISRO needs to think out of the box, and not just become something that is only known for cheap launches (ISRO can launch at lower rates not because they have developed tech that enables that to happen . They can do it because the cost of the employees is less and because of frugal engineering. That is not going to help in the long run)
Im Vietnamese. I genuinely have great respect and love for India. Mainly since, I am a buddhist and the father of my religion was from Bharat. Vietbam was once a trading colony established due to Sino-indian trade. We've had so much history with them and so much more to come. Go Bharat 🇮🇳
@Stickman Physics oh then they should do it for free why even bother taking salary. Politicians take crores in black money yet they can't increase budget of isro no doubt so many indians interested in research just leave india for abroad.
@@swakal8868 policy was just introduced will easily take 5-10 yrs till we see proper affect by that I mean companies actually coming and doing testing/research.
I know a guy who worked at ISRO for about 2 years. He said unlike other government jobs, ISRO is very different. The workload is tremendous even if you are just an intern. They give too much responsibility to you even if you are a newbie. It's like they just throw you into the den, and let you figure out how gonna survive. And you are answerable for any failure that happens under your watch. They don't care how new or experienced you are. The verbal scoldings are what you would expect out of military. You get a lot of free and way better facilities compared to other government jobs. But you will probably spends months with just 3-4 hrs sleep a day. So kiss goodbye to your personal life. No time for yourself or your family, just work and more work. It's just never enough.
It's tough, but it's necessary. It weeds out the undedicated personnel and only keeps the people who absolutely truly love outer space and the sciences related to it. They work because they love the challenge, not for the pay.
@Aditya Vardhan Singh 🤦 Boris yeltson came into Power when USSR collapsed and he was American stooge , in his era Russia declined selling cryogenic technology to India under American pressure, research properly before blabbering anything on the web
@YoshiPeach Mario Chinese space program is spending lot but achieving little...your communist space program hasn't even got to Mars until now... Your launch vehicle's use hyoergolic fuels and drops the rockets on schools. That is why you were not allowed to participate in ISS and I hope Roscosmos doesn't participate with a loser space agency
@@trystanexul5681 India has launched 2 lunar orbiter and 1 Mars orbiter successfully. They have planned Venus orbiter and Solar orbiter and Human flight soon. Kindda that makes them good space agency
@Henonaga Sorry...But such biased comments come from the bitter experience with your govt. I hate Chinese government but not the people but CCP is using its space program to spy on India's assets. But India won't allow that
A genius foe is better than a fool friend. Best wishes to India for achieving new heights in space technology, from Pakistan. Hope someday Pakistan do something good in its life too. 🇵🇰❤️🇮🇳
@@MyLittleMagneton tell me why would not they go to a 1st world countries? No one appreciate creative talents in India. People admire religious and political gurus and they earn 100 time more than any scientist or researcher. If Indians people cared about research and development insted of petty politics or religion India would have surpassed china.
@@wellyesbutactuallyno9776 Yeah, that's true, bro. Hopefully it will get better soon. We need more people who think globally and act for the benefit of the community rather than amassing wealth through corruption and grabbing power by the age old divide and rule formula.
Can't wait for the moment people will look up tutorials to build a rocket where the narrator has an Indian accent. I'm so proud of what the future holds for humanity.
I would like to thanks dr vikram sarabhai, the father of indian space program and Satish dhawan sir. Your contribution towards the indian space program will be remembered forever.
Me because I came to my grandfather's house who lives in a town called sullurpeta near Sriharikota and he was also a space scientist and worked in isro he retired 11 months ago but still he has entry in the launch pad and I yesterday went ther to see the launch
If they had better funding, I swear. Their workers are much more diligent and hard working, in my opinion at least. If only other countries would spend more money on shit that will be IMPORTANT, Instead of spending it on dumb ass military equipment that will be replaced next year.
Hard reality is that most highly advanced mind sold . Dark reality is that's USA company come here test them give as much money as they want . But it's good atleast they are giving good opportunities . People here want to go US BC US is best for living without stress .top doctors Nd engineers wants to work with Us
India has some troubling neighbours like Pakistan and China. Spending on military is important to maintain security and peace within the region. It only spends 80 billion compared the US spending 10x close to almost 800 billion.
If we spend less in our defence then future generations read in history about us like Persia , ancient Egypt . Enfact we spent only 70 to 80 billion dollars which is insufficient for us .... we need to spent atleast 100 billion dollars in our defence . May it not sound good but it is reality world . We not want war but always have to rady for war .
I am American. Indian are the most respectful and emotionally intelligent and wonderful and quiet, yet powerful people I have had the honor of working for. Go india.. ijs America.. take notes.
@@user-dd8vo7or2d you aren't a good person. You likely make fun of special needs and people less fortunate. Probably scream at your kids and beat your spouse if you're lucky enough to have some poor soul join you in life.
The prospect of a guy who loves space getting into ISRO is almost impossible . There is only one college in the whole of India that provide direct job access to ISRO ( that too for a mere wage ) 😔 No wonder India lags behind in the space department ! This department holds the souls of many and serious measures need to be taken to make The Space Thing even relevant in such a Vast Country 👍
@@Vader19k8 I agree but try to understand , job wise the field is still remote and yet to reach out to people . No parent ( unless a hardcore space fan ) wants their lad to go in a field that lacks outreach and $$ . Hope ur getting it ... India's space fire is yet to be ignited ( only a space race can resolve that ) for which we need an Indian version of "SPACEX" perhaps 👍
@@Happy2004-n8e you must be kidding me, here every body see anything related to isro with reverence, one guy from my area is still a hero of colony. India has just opened space sector to the private sector. In due time.
To anyone wanting to understand how ISRO reached where it is today and its vision, should read biography of Vikram Sarabhai. He is father of Indian space program. It was his ambition and humbleness that defined ISRO’s success today and it still stands by those principles.
@@yunidhkumar5571 I am not jealous over people who building their identity based on a lie, specifically the "NASA 34percent (less or more) scientist is Indian" lie. I mean, you do not believe that one, right?
@@oracle4127 but we are not talking about Indian Americans here, we are talking about Indians. I am sure your brain is big enough to understand the difference.
What do you think of India's spaceflight achievements? Shoutout to KiwiCo for supporting this video, give them a try and support the channel! kiwiCo.com/PrimalSpace
I found the first comment
@@drabberfrog shut
@@blood_boi6900 lol
SPACE
India receives one of the highest international development assistance they shoulden´t have a Space programm
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_countries_by_Official_Development_Assistance_received
i am brazilian but i love the history of india, god bless this guys
ISRO gonna launch a Brazilian Satellite next year 😊
@@shabegsandhu6117 i know, i am so happy with the friendship between india and brazil, jai hind
@@umbroniequalquer4557 hope this will develop in a stronger space partnership 😊😊
*Brasil is becoming close friend of India !*
We support Brazilian Football team more than our own football team 😁
❤️🇧🇷
I live in Canada and this is all news to me, I am so proud of the people that made ISRO such a success. Well done! Keep up the good work!
Love Canada dude , one of the best places I ever been.
I'm from Pakistan and I deeply respect ISRO for trying to achieve what they dream. Pakistani politicians laughed when India's latest mission to moon failed but I thought that these morons are laughing at someone who is working hard and trying and we know that someone who works harder and keeps tying, gets the last laugh! I genuinely felt sorry for all the men and women who worked on that mission. I believe that failure is the best teacher and hard work always pays off and eventually leads to success!
Keep trying ISRO, you'll be successful!
I have never hated any country, But it hurts me when I see someone say bad about my country (I am not targeting Zeeshan Atif) There are few people from developed country such as USA in the comments saying that "It was just luck" or "They should teach us how to shower" or "Indians don't have money so they used bullock carts XD", I hate to see it when people from Developed country starts acting like a child and be so narrow minded, If it's called "Development" then what's the point of the word?
I saw that paxtani disliked the video, Superpower katora pakistan 😁
@@mamanidas2688 Nice profile pic Lmao 🤣 😂
@Rahul They are forgetting the fact that in total, $155 trillion was stolen from India, What would $155 trillion stand in today's money? India would be one of the Richest country if all those money were not stolen by British.
I really feel bad for people like you in pakistan.....
The ISRO give us SEA people hope, love from Indonesia 🇮🇳 🇮🇩
We always ready to contribute in growth of humanity....🇮🇳
Love you too Indonesia
World is one family ❤️
🇮🇳💜💜🇮🇩
i ❤️ Bali
India Will send the Brazilian Amazônia-1 satellite to space in febuary 2021, as a brazilian I'm so pround of my country and India!
We are proud of you Brazil. 🇧🇷
Love from india ❤️
❤️🇮🇳
It should have been already launched by India through pslv vehicle but covid 19 paused everthing
@@manojv6802 you are responsible for that your name is
High respect and salute for ISRO from your brothers here in the Philippines. Keep it up!
Luv and respect to philippines ❤️❤️
Every video on India I see ,I see Phillipines people congratulating, Thank you 🙏🏻
Love U 2
Love from India .love to my Philippines brothers and sisters.🙏
@@yourdad1964I have observed exactly the same thing about Filipino people. They are always so supportive and enthusiastic about India's achievements.. appreciate their warmth always ❤
India just doesn't stop from surprising the world
Extremely amazing place n people
@Indian Atheist kehne se kisi ki baat par kyun yakeen kr lete ho bhai log tum 😒, asliyat toh ye hai ki ye sab india se jalte hain
@Indian Atheist Han bhai ye baat bhi sahi hai
@@m__r__x797 Yeh sab sochna chodho bhai aur apne desh ko aagey badhane mein kaam karte rho
@@marcus7882 Han bhai bilkul sahi kaha
@@m__r__x797 🤗
Much respect for it India from Kenya,🇰🇪
🙌🙏
We love Kenya 🖤🖤
Love ISRO from Nepal 🇳🇵🇳🇵
Nepal and India are brothers.
@@halder9258 unfortunately not anymore.... Nepal is busy complaining India and are in bed with CCP China
Abey tu to apna hi h
Brother Nepal is family and within family its shared.. ISRO's successes belong to our Nepalese Brothers and Sisters too.. Pranaams ...
Love Indian Dhotis you mean
I’m not even Indian and I’m proud holy shit let’s go India !
@Anand Sharma I’m latino. But I live in America. Here everyone wears NASA shirts. We love NASA and spacex
@Akshay Rangnekar *excitement
Tnx mate
Most welcome but it comes with its own disadvantages like sitting toilat
@Anand Sharma araa sharma ji it's just for fun don't take it otherwise 😁
India has one of the richest culture in the world and talking about space,Its mythology is the first that talk about "Spaceship" like vimāna...the race to the stars is in Its roots...respect from Italy i hope one day to travel to yours beatiful country!
Most welcome 🎉
India welcomes you with folded arms... :🙏 Namaste 🙏😊
Most welcome my dear ....May you come to my house and we have ......A cup of tea ....
HINDU SANATAN DHARMA MYTHOLOGY IS HISTORY
Oh that's surprising to see that you know about Vimaan
I'm from the UK and I have to say, some of the most niceness and intelligent people I have ever met, come from India.
Watching this video has made me realise something about our race....
These guys made dreams from nothing, and people who have everything, mostly lose their dreams along the way of self indulgence.
@Indian Atheist I dont think im personally responsible for all them things am I?
I've literally shared a comment based on positivity, based on my lifes understanding.... not from things I dont understand or I've had part of.
Im sorry you feel that way, but if you can attack a pretty decent and innocent comment, then I think you need to question your own ethological values before you judge mine.
@Indian Atheist and in your anger you asked me lots of questions that I dont know the answer to or could ever make right.
I gave a positive comment, regarding how I admire those people, and you replied to me personally with a bunch of negativity, as though I'm directly or indirectly responsible for what my ansestors did.
In all fairness and I've got to be completely honest, I say I'm from the UK, and you assume I'm British by race.
I repeat what my message is, its total respect for those people, I wanted to show my admiration, I have Indian friends I grew up with and I wont change my position on this.
Again im sorry for your feelings of hatred or sense of wanted justice, but I dont have that power to put things right, and neither do you, but positivity and hope out master hatred and anguish.
@@MPRbyHamlin actually there is a rage for british govt in every single indian, even people still want their kohinoor diamond back, meanwhile indian people are so mature that they know it's nothing to do with this generation, So we all wanna live together as a family. BTW thanks for your appreciation. Stay connected.
@@alivewell1145 the guy who posted on here removed his original post and you've only seen the ones after.
Most British people live in disgust of there own government because of greed and corruption.
But my message was pretty clear that I admire these people in this video and I think each and everyone has the possibility to be awesome.
My motto is this, if your blood flows red your my brother or sister. I dont believe in anyone being less than someone else, we are what we do.
The guy who originally posted asked me several questions about what the British did to the Indian people as tho I was part of it.
And sadly and I suppose quite ignorantly.. I didnt know about any of it.
I understand it's disgusting and unforgiveable. But my original post was based on admiration only, and I definitely didn't intend on disrespecting anyone.
@@MPRbyHamlin true indeed, that's why I told you the both sides of indian perspective. And I have already appreciated your feelings towards India.
Just launced 10 satellites into space SUCCESSFULLY through
PSLV-C49 carrying
1 satellite from 🇮🇳
4 satellites from 🇺🇸
4 satellites from 🇱🇺
1 satellite from 🇱🇹
All the best for it's future projects
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Hats off to ISRO, I believe the space program will only get better ! 🇺🇸 🇮🇳
Dude do they have the inovation of SpaceX, I didn’t think so
@Old BeanJuice Thanks Man!! We are trying to get better, but the cost holds us in most cases 🇮🇳🇺🇸
@@TheHat--Man it gonna take time...but spacex is a private company right? So not much internal politics...in isro it will take time
Hey Tyler1.
@@TheHat--Man ro what do you think like ik space x is very advanced but imdia didnt use private companies parts for a y of their missions and most of them were succesful and you have no right to ques about someon
Love you isro
Love from us
My respect and love from Iran to my Indian brothers and sister 🇮🇷🇮🇳
Even if USA threaten to fire nukes at India if we continue our friendship with iran, India will still be with Iran!
Iran and India forward punch 💪
@@alfaham_addict Most of the Indians don't like the U.S. because amrica ka zamaana gaya. But still we love Americans because we say Vasudhaiva Kutumbakam.
Merci. Khuda hafeez. And Irans gift to the world GHORMEH SABZI! Love the dish!:)
@@muralidharmurahari3534 thank you would have guessed Indians would luke ghotmeh sabzi. I myself love beryani heydarabadi and make it time to time. So close to our culture, so delicious 🤗
@@ThE-vp4op Apart from... "Parsi has great influence in India."
I hereby reject all your facts.
Signing off.
Love from Sydney, Australia ❤️ Btw i am also indian 🇮🇳
Do not forget that India got locked out of the global space technology and knowhow pool after its nuclear tests in 1974. This led to ISRO developing a lot of technologies on its own.
The 70s were really a tough time for India :(
@@deeptig3972 No one can stop India dude
Hats off
Thank you to all those countries for not giving us those technologies. That's why we have our own technology now. Be it nuclear, space, nuclear missiles, nuclear submarines, cyrogenic engine, GPS, etc. Next in line is Jet Engines. Please stop providing us with Jet Engines and Fighter Jets, so that we can make our own...
@@avishekmondal4836 right
@Gaurav Duwarah Actually France wasn't helping India in the 1971 war. They were an ally of the US so they sent fighter jets to support Pakistan. But when India conducted nuclear tests, France and the USSR were the only countries that congratulated us. While everyone else was putting sanctions.
Makes me proud to call India my ally. From USA fine work my brothers.
❤️❤️❤️❤️ usa
Thank u for ur support Mr. Hopper....Greetings from India...
Love from india ❤️👍🙏😘🇮🇳
Thanks dude👍🏼❤️
Whom you voted ?
I try to avoid considering someone's race/ethnicity in almost any situation, but at a certain point it's hard for me to ignore the fact that I genuinely like almost every Indian person that I meet. They're often my coworkers, and they just tend to carry with them a culture of hard work, intellect, curiosity, and great sense of humor. Love India, love Indians. I'm always proud to see what they accomplish.
Give us a visit then.😃😃
I don't want ruin on our reputation but not everyone is like that, almost everyone comes there to work are better than most here, so it's survivor bias, it doesn't mean that people who are intelligent and hardworking don't stay back, what I'm saying is, to be there in US, UK or some other countries we have to be intelligent and hard working, there's no such criteria for staying back in the country.
@Ankit Tiwari he is just says the truth
@Ankit Tiwari ok, if that's what you want to think
@Ankit Tiwari ok there is no point of this discussion I am leaving
Some people tried mocked india by showing a farmer with a bull and a toy rocket.....
We dont feel mocked bcoz farmers are our backbone....
Exactly
That's a great statement! Cheers brother.
It was a cartoon shown in the New York Times depicting India as a farmer with a bull and a toy rocket entering into the "Elite space club". Like these people have no shame -_-
New York Time is funded by anti India elements.
Well said brother
First space agency to reach mars on it's first atemp( with a budget less than Hollywood movie gravity)
First space agency to find water on moon
Launching 104 satellites in single atempt
Provided india's own satellite navigation system "NAVIC"
The cheapest space agency in the world
The most cost effective space agency in the world
But not gathering money through launching foreign satellites
Helping other countries by launching their satellites into space at a low cost very low cost
Love you ISRO 🧡🧡🧡🤍💙🤍💚💚💚
I'm from Australia and for some reason I feel like a proud father hearing it for the first time
@@MrOil-qy3vv 😘😘🙏🙏 lot's of love and respect from india 🇮🇳
Stay safe stay healthy and stay happy
God bless you every time 🤍🤍🤍🤍🤍
It is not the most cost effective space agency in the world cheap but not the most cost effective
@@noobinoobster5329 but it is one of the very very few cost effective space agency
Compared to many space agencies ISRO is somuch cost effective 😏
@@noobinoobster5329 actually it is.
Go India go!! much love from Europe
@Gray Johnson 🖕🖕🙃🙃
@Gray Johnson you mom's face is a better option.
Love from India ❤️💝
@Gray Johnson dmass
ya soon we will capture you xd
"Solving problem with engineering solutions, not money" is what ISRO is all about.
Essss
ANd don't forget... underpaying their workers! It´s what its all about! HAHAHA!
@@chrisbenn what underpaying? The employees are happy with their salaries and it is one of the highest paying jobs here. Don't use your logic of defining underpaid here.
Atharv parlikar maybe they need to spend more money on a good moon mission cause the engineering didn't work out so good last time hehe😆😆
@@noobinoobster5329
It's ISRO's first mission to have a lander/rover and world's first attempt to land on south pole of moon and developed at fraction of cost, space is extremely complicated and things fail and that's how engineers learn. If only you know how many failures that Russian's and US has before fruitful space program.
High ambition, low budget. I feel that on a personal level
So rock it like ISRO
@@iscifion7122 nice
So keep trying ...make it true👍👍❤️
Same
Hopefully someday my country Philippines 🇵🇭 will have a space program in the future
It will bro.
Space is the new arena.
Slowly countries are gonna start coming in.
Best wishes from India🇮🇳
@Games Account thanks bro 👍
Phillipines is nice country my neice studies there in medical
Let's goo 🇵🇭-🇮🇳
We have a space program. We made 3 micro satellites, Diwata-1, Diwata-2, and Maya-1. The agency is quite young though
Love ISRO From America 🇺🇸🇮🇳
Thank u, luv u too
Thanks a lot for loving us ..... And india always love u NASA....
:)
Thank you
Love to America from India
Love you dude from barath
Brought a tear to my eye
Man it's you again
Don't fall for mudi propaganda 😡
@@generalqamarbajwa4644 bro he is modi not mudi , do some research before writing 😂
@@generalqamarbajwa4644 burnol lao bhai 😂😂
@@generalqamarbajwa4644 Modi is based i'm not even Indian
As a Aussie who has been following various countries space programs India can be very proud of their space program and the direction they are heading, well done, I look forward to continuing to follow your achievements.👍
The cost of Mars mission was less than the budget of interstellar.
Proud to be Indian.
If it's successful, can't wait for a trip to Jovian moons.
@Sparsh Mishra hey, a few months ago I read Robert Heinlein's Farmer in The Sky. It depicts Ganymede has lower gravity than Earth's.
Just imagine what would this country would do if it is as rich as usa
Abdul Kalam rocket man 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
@@somenamelastnaammee52 we would colab with spaceX just like NASA but for moon missions not space station ones
_Really appreciate Space channel like yours giving ISRO it's due credit_ ....
Comments SatyaYuga, TretaYuga, Dvapara
Yuga Kali Yuga or Swarna yuga
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they have to because isro will rule the space my frnd
I made your likes 1k
@Ted Bundy send it bruh! M hungry
Sadly, the Indian space agency is very very underrated, people know about esa, nasa, roscosmos etc etc, but not the Indian space agency. Hopefully it changes because I love to see the continuous strides they make in low cost space flight
My friend always says: I WILL GO TO NASA .
Me: YOU ARE A DESHDROHI(COUNTRY OPPOSER)
I WILL ALWAYS JOIN ISRO MY COUNTRY....
MY FRIEND: UHMM......
They should make a vimana.
Well indians know about isro and we are like 1.3 billion.........
@BVZ I am capable bro....i knew how black holes form when i was 9.
@@rambo3870 im talking about the western world, its pretty obvious that's what im talking about
Oh man, this comment section is just lit!
Brazil, canada, indonesia, Philippines, US, Pakistan, Nepal, Latin America.. and many more people from different countries, keeping there differences aside, coming together and appreciating a good deed by humanity... That is all we need... The world is one...
Such an underrated comment.
Ya these days there are so negativity and toxicity on internet that it’s glad to see a positive environment.
Old Saying in Sanskrit
Vasudhaiv Kutumbakam.
As we say in our Indian culture, Vasudhaiva Kutumbakam (Sanskrit) that means earth is one family 🙏🏽
😂😂😂😂😂😂
Hallucinations
Being an Indian I can say cost efficiency runs through every Indian's blood
Efficiency/adjustment is a typical indian feature......
Lol true
Yes 😂😂
Don't forget the most iconic " Indian Jugaad " 😅😆
Indian can buy anything by negotiating
Elon Musk: " I am gonna make rockets cheaper"
India: hold my spice
😂
🤣🤣
Lol
Omg! Cant be more appropriate😂😂
Although this stereotypically true but spaceX has extremely advanced rockets which can freaking land back on drone ships in middle of nowhere in Atlantic, so the development costs are extremely high and not to mention of costly workforce in US.
India is really underrated as a country in terms of spaceflight history.
India dont want to be highlighted
Highlighting causing death of scientists by so called super power spy agencies..
Who called terrorists as their enemey but can kill other counties people for their selfish greed.
we are OK being underrated and low profile.
@@ssp1500slowly slowly 🐌 catch d monkey 🐒 right brother, we love staying low profile.
The mars mission was absolutely incredible.... Just look at the trajectory and imagine the level of engineering required to get it right and that too in the first attempt!
The "Kerala school," a little-known group of scholars and mathematicians in fourteenth century India, identified the "infinite series" - one of the basic components of calculus - around 1350.
this is not hard for indian mind❤❤
Indian Flag: *Exist in Thumbnail
Indians: *Whomst Has Summoned The Patriotic Ones*
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🇮🇳🕉️
I've been summoned!!
Oops! Me! 😂😅
Chup re haule
Wow congrats india🤩👏👏👏 hope nxtime its phillipines😁.
It should be for sure
Definately ❤️🇮🇳
Yes buddy good luck
India is my pride my heart beat. My life , future and my blood sweat and tears are all devoted for my land , my country, my India and all my Indian brother and sister. Jai Hind 🇮🇳
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A lot of love to India from the UK 🇬🇧🇮🇳
Love from India
Yes i remember my grandfather telling me they were carrying Rockets part through jeeps,cycles etc due to lack of transportation those days. I'm happy the level our Space program ISRO is at now.
Ur grandfather?
@@abhikush4017 yeah my grandpa told me this when I was a kid.
@@AllsonPerisVFX oh so ur grandpa lived there!? Right
Wishing all the best to India in their humble venture into the Space Industry.
I really, really want to see them succeed in this field, their engineers and scientists are second to none.
All the love, from Pakistan!
I totally agree, India is very much like other countries with limited resources, they think outside the box, and a lot of time this is better, they didn't say it can't be done, they looked for other ways to achieve the same goals as the big boys ,they make it work 😘
There's a word that we Indians use to get things done quickly and in a most cost-efficient manner. It's called 'Jugaad'. The entire Indian space program is a jugaad. Next time you meet an Indian friend of yours, just tell him that he is 'Jugaado', y'all will have a good laugh :D
Believe me but India is like no other countries.
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While i am really impressed with India's space program, don't you think that the efficiency in bugdet is coming at the cost of the workers? Look at how less they are paid. If they were paid the same as any other Agency, the required budget will be higher too. But I guess this just goes to show their dedication, working so hard while being paid less.
@@salmansadiq5155 stop being jealous and try to do something like this for Pakistan as well.
2 years later, Chandrayaan-3 has succeeded and India enters into a new era of space exploration!
🙌🙌🙌
Satellites on bullock carts, probably one of the most beautiful juxtapositions possible- but so unmistakably indian all the same. Love my country
Please don't state wrong facts. Read why they use bullock carts. Hint: definitely not due to less budget.
The satellite carrying vehicle must not have metallic material. So they used bullock cart (non metallic ).
India is the 2nd largest truck manufacturer. Even in 1970s, we used to export our trucks to Middle-East and Africa. Bullock-cart was just an experiment. It's not that we didn't have trucks.
India's first human space flight mission is set to launch in 2021.
Also in the next five years India will be sending an orbitor lander and rover to Mars and moon, an orbitor to Venus and a probe to sun to study the outer layers. And many more.
ISRO chief K. Sivan has also announced the plan to build India's own space station in the next 10 years
Hope they succeed
Jai Hind.
Not so fast 'clever pussy' (that's your name in your language don't blame me), conditions won't improve until we stop prioritising reservations instead of talent. Talent is talent in mission critical situations. Sadly nobody even seems to consider it a valid point. Maybe I'll be disliked down to hell for just putting it here..
Who knows..
@@bharathch8304
The reservation system is outdated and needs to be amended.
Guru our system is fucked up and upright chaotic but there's always hope 👍
@Gray Johnson because you follow bbc
@Gray Johnson your living in 90s i Guess
@Gray Johnson 99%+ of our population got toilets now. You should stay updated.
Also, you can search it up on Google and be sure to have some burnol with you, just in case.
భారత్ మాతా కి జై ....(😍😍😍🔥🌍 love from vizag,india.)
Rajahmundry 🇮🇳
Hyderabad
Hyderabad
I kniw telugu but i dont know how to read and write
Plss translate 😅😅
@@thepogman2022 ssh..I said "bharat mata ki jai" hail mother india.🇮🇳🇮🇳🥰
Wow I had NO CLUE India had such an amazing space program!! That’s awesome! Good job India!
We have 2 lovely neighbours😂
Pakistan and china😂😂.
When china tested nukes , we are forced to test nukes , ignoring us sanctions, suffering financial loss that time .
We cant depend on any country for that,
India wants to be underated in this case to save our scientists life
I always thought of india as a legitimately good partner in space
They have one heck of a test pilot program, no experience required
@@K-Effect Could you give your reference?
@@K-Effect You are just a hater of India okay...NASA lost a Mars probe due to Maths lol
@@kalpanaanubhav and despite my love for india your a fool and fail to understand how failures lead to success. Opportunity and Curiosity and upcoming Perseverance
Valentin Glushko It looks like the homesick recipe worked because you deleted the recipe, you're a selfish person
Humble beginnings always end on top! India is one of the key players in space technology.! And they'll reach the top before 2100
2100 is too late. The way economy and geopolitics is going it seems days of Europe and America are over. And most Space program in future can only be adopted by Asian countries.
You can expect it till 2050
@@swakal8868 No US and EU will continue to be dominant powers. Western countries will have a stable growth due to immigration policies of letting skilled people from other countries to work there.
Whereas in Asia, China and probably one day India too will face the problems Japan is facing, like aging population, and not taking immigrants at all to compensate for it, ultimately shrinking down economy.
I am talking about long term here, not the near future. This is coming from an Indian. May God bless us all :)
@@warpdrive9229 Agreed. West will never fall and shouldn't fall as well as they are model state for rest of the world with their liberal and humane behaviour
@Kraptonite Naive and Stupid often call other Naive and Stupid.
*sees man with bull cart*
Me: Whatcha got there?
Him: Satellite.
😂😁
That's an ordinary day man😂
Holy shit..... whattttt???
One hell of a satellite delivery vehicle
important note: only rich people had bull carts on those days...
so, having bull cart on those days was like having audi car now...
One of the most important person responsible for this success of ISRO is Dr. APJ Abdul Kalam...🙏🙏
With due respect to kalam sir, I wanna say that his impact was minimal, it's dr vikram sarabhai and sathish dhawan sir who made this possible and helped isro to reach a unique height.
@@alivewell1145 Well in India people's perception about a research organisation is very important for it to continue it's operations....and Dr. APJ Abdul Kalam was one of the most important person responsible for creating ISRO's image as a national government organisation of which people are proud....
Yes😁
The legend rip 😭😭😭😭
Nepal is our brother. Love for Nepal from India. Gorkha regiment ❤️❤️❤️
We in the US need to move every single factorys from China to India immediately! While china takes our money and use it for their nefarious Acts, India is a democratic society, with trustworthy people!
Gonna cost you more. The labour force is much cheaper in China and the labour laws comparatively more loose.
@@manansharma6996 that's actually not true, it depends where you go in India, I have python programmers in india for $400 a month, in China they wanted like 1500!
@Yomangamer even if you pay indians "good" it's not a lot more then china, about the same, better doing business with them then evil china
@Yomangamer but correct me if I say ..indian labour is quite hard working
Very True
Who all Remembered APJ Abdul Kalam sir 🇮🇳
And dr. Vikram sarabhai
We also remember dr sarabhai, the father of indian space program.
Everyone remembers Him. Well he is better known for Integrated Missile Program.... and Nuclear Explosion.... People's president...and An inspiration for young generation...
Everyone 🙏😓
🔥
Iam proud that my late dad was a Lathe machine technician at ISRO... RIP!!! He used to get very excited everytime a Rocket launches successfully , Small Small contributions from large group of motivated, smart and skilled people drives the whole organisation...
Lots of respect to your dad and many such unsung heroes working for ISRO!🙏
This is really awesome, India has started a trend which could be followed by new countries getting into spaceflight, continue on improving ISRO!
Indias Mars mission even tho was meant for a year, is still working. It's still sending data's. RECENT discovery of NASA that Mars is losing its atmosphere was also from data collected by mangalyaan
Some of ISROs next mission
Chandrayaan 3 (rover , orbiter, 2021,)
Gaganyaan (Crewed spaceflight ,2021, corona may play a role in delay ) ./ Already developed RLV/spacecraft.
lunar explortn mission (orbiter , rover 2024)
Aditya L1 (2022, Solar exploration)
NISAR ,Joint venture NASA -ISRO ( 2022)
Mangalyaan 2 (Mars rover and orbiter, 2024)
Shukrayaan (Venus mission, 2023 ,)
India's own Spacerstation(2030,) Etc. Apart from these missions there will be several other satellite launches, Scientific exp and studies, And other deomonstratyion missions
That's a lot
😎
@@jonesvictor5801 Thanks, ISRO is going big now, thanks to their efforts they are getting exposure all around the world resulting in a greater budget from govt.
@@UwUO-OUwU Exactly bro
@@jonesvictor5801 Fun fact. The chosen candidates for spaceflight are being trained at a Russian facility under a partnership with the Russian government.
Man, this has been truly enlightening!
I didn't have knowledge or interest in India's space program until now. I'm genuinely amazed.
High ambition with a low budget- pretty much sums up all of the students in India 😂
Probably the tenacity too. Got the brains then you must have the GUTS.
Low budget because you get everything from America for free.
@@tenminutetokyo2643 what do you mean?
@@tenminutetokyo2643 why would a person from India get everything free from America?
As a american I can say even our own students are low budget and they still leave college with $40,000+ in debt. America doesn't keep up the world. Right now America's leader can't even remember his position in the US government.
@@kumiq17 Well we just handed them Silicon Valley, 5 million STEM jobs created by Americans and all our top tech companies built by Americans. If you don't call that a free handout then I don't know what is. You mean Biden + Harris - the 2 leaders USIN-PAC installed to get India's immigration agenda going again? That's not our leader - that's a foreign puppet. Our leader had the election stolen from him.
Go India...
Australia stands by your side !!
The entry of several private space companies will help ISRO in boosting the research.
#Skyroot
#Bellatrix
#Agnikul
There are others too but they are quite new.
Skyroot and Agnikul have scheduled to do first launch next year
Bellatrix might lag behind but they are developing reusable rockets and inspace propulsion.
Edit: Skyroot has scheduled to do its
first launch next year(2021) while Agnikul will do its first launch in 2022.
I was about to write this
Waiting for the day when private company will launch rocket
@@RD-be4yu It's going to happen very soon.
Thanks for the information. More power to India.
Its a way to increase cost and get a few people rich, mostly foreigners.
That's why it's called the " INCREDIBLE INDIA" .
USA : no no you can't just launch a Mars orbiter mission in less than 100 million
India : Haha 74 million go brrrrrrr..
It was cheaper per mile than a cab
@@pushpanjalikumari5586 holy shit. Yeah.. damn. Lol.
Yeah but science coming out of it is also the lowest.
@@monalijoshi1768 Science coming out of it lowest? We just showed the whole world a whole new, cost effective way of launching interplanetary missions. ISRO didn't need costly and complex engineering of Atlas or Delta or falcon rockets to launch. They did with a only LEO capable PSLV rocket.
@@monalijoshi1768 The fact that we reached Mars on such a low budget is in itself the biggest science coming out of it.
04:42 ISRO discovered water for the first time in Moon although not having advance instruments.
Technically it was nasa, because they were using the module, but it is still an impressive achievement by India
Kalpana & Rakesh Sharma would be proud of their nation oneday!
They are dead 🙄
ISRO scientists and engineers aren't really underpaid. Yes, the pay and facilities are still somewhat lesser than NASA but you've to take into account the purchasing power and cost of living as well. $10k will get you almost the same amount of stuff in India compared to $80k in the States. You can actually live a decent life here with that money.
The problem plaguing ISRO right now isn't cost. Yes, increase in budget will let them do a lot of stuff at a faster rate but the problem right now is lack of innovation. Frugal engineering alone won't cut it in the future. New typ of launch vehicles like reusable ones, new ion engines, investing in scramjets etc is a must. ISRO is doing that but only after SpaceX has already done it. ISRO needs to do something unique and be the first space agency to do it. Private Space firms will soon take over. NASA will most likely completely outsource the launching business to SpaceX and Blue Origin in the next decades. SpaceX is right now already more ambitious than NASA and they have the most powerful rocket in the world and are building something even more powerful. Blue Origin will follow suit. Electron will launch rockets with a much lower budget in the future. In such competitive atmosphere, govt space agencies will not remain cost effective for long
You are right but ISRO is not to compete in the space technology with other countries. In the coming years they have many ambitious projects. Budget is not really a problem as the efficiency they launch missions is far more than any other agency. Problem is that they can't do much of research and development as they have to launch satellites more often. Introduction of private players will help them to do missions at a rate like NASA.
I'm an Indian and the average salary being only 61,000 rupees a month, if the video is correct, is not that great for an aerospace engineer from my perspective... as an engineering student myself, I'd expected it'd be higher and find it disappointing...
Why does India need to be the first to do something? India cannot compete with USA or Russia, even China can't. That's why China doesn't even try compete or be in any race with them. Instead China works on the fundamentals and takes it step by step, only moving on when it has figured out the basics.
China does it all on China's own time, according to China's own development. No need for vanity project and pretend you can run for short sprint only when you haven't even mastered walking yet.
India should do like China.. Fix the foundations of the country and technology, and then move up from there. Fix corruption first and foremost, then fix education(which includes fake news and religious lies and superstitious), then improve infrastructure and focus on eradicating poverty and building middle class during all this time. And keep on reforming India to attract foreign investment, especially Chinese investment since China is moving to higher tech and branding and IP and finance now, India can take China's low end manufacturing instead of Africa and Vietnam or ASEAN countries etc. then do what China did.. Learn and become the boss and rapid development of your infrastructure and economy and technology.
But first and foremost you need to get competent and loyal leaders who is willing to take risk to make India great.. Like Indias own Deng Xiao Ping, the Chinese leader who introduced capitalism after Mao died and ended full on communism.
India needs drastic reform and Revolution in the same way that Deng changed China, because it's obvious that what India has been doing is not working and will simply be left behind by the rest of the world. If India wants to be rival to China or USA, or even Germany, Japan, Australia etc, then it needs to change. Right now it's competing vs Pakistan, and being subservient to even Japan. If you can be junior partner to Japan. You can be equal partner with China. China offers the world to India. Japan offers nothing but debt trap and use India vs China and waste Indias time. Same as USA. They won't invest in India like China can and will if India can make peace with China and just focus on trade and development, forget about border issues and other differences.
@@ex0duzz I appreciate you writing this long essay but you really didn't have to. Innovation can happen anywhere. Even in India, among impoverished, corrupt and illiterate people. You don't have to live in an utopia to create something the world has never done before. Does India have problems? Yes. In fact every country does. Do we have to fix and erase all of those problems for ISRO to do something unique? Absolutely not
@Rahul yes, you're partially right about innovations mostly being accidents and for those accidents, we need to burn a lot of cash in experiments and projects and trials but that doesn't mean creating something new always involved money. Einstein needed only a pen and a piece of paper to discover relativity. Let's be honest, the quality of researchers here aren't that great. Indian universities make robots who are great at routine work. Tomorrow if a new technology or a new idea is invented by some space agency, I'm sure ISRO will be able to copy that at a fraction of the cost. Take reusable launch vehicles for example. ISRO never thought of it. Propulsive landing of rocket boosters isn't a very costly experiment. Boosters and first stages were already expendable tech. SpaceX thought out of the box and then changed everything. Now ISRO is doing the same thing. ISRO ADMIRE project is to develop boosters capable of landing like SpaceX. ISRO might even be able to do it at a cheaper cost. But it will remain a fact that, SpaceX first came up with the idea (or first implemented it).
What I'm trying to say is, ISRO needs to think out of the box, and not just become something that is only known for cheap launches (ISRO can launch at lower rates not because they have developed tech that enables that to happen . They can do it because the cost of the employees is less and because of frugal engineering. That is not going to help in the long run)
Started on bicycle....
Oh... My ..god..
Hats off.
We asked Usa to help us but they denied that time😔😔😔😔😔
Im Vietnamese. I genuinely have great respect and love for India. Mainly since, I am a buddhist and the father of my religion was from Bharat. Vietbam was once a trading colony established due to Sino-indian trade. We've had so much history with them and so much more to come. Go Bharat 🇮🇳
Hats off to ISRO, from 🇵🇰
And to Lahore metro from 🇮🇳😁
@@selfiephobia6416 wtf....is wrong with you
@Gray Johnson chutiya ho
Plz people of Pakistan elect some better leaders
@Gray Johnson like u with a fake name lol
I feel like the scientists need to get paid more.
@Stickman Physics oh then they should do it for free why even bother taking salary. Politicians take crores in black money yet they can't increase budget of isro no doubt so many indians interested in research just leave india for abroad.
@@amoghus see man even private players are now allowed in ISRO now so feel lucky. 😋😋 Now ISRO WILL EARN BY BUSINESS.
@@swakal8868 policy was just introduced will easily take 5-10 yrs till we see proper affect by that I mean companies actually coming and doing testing/research.
@@amoghus nope. Business is contagious. Especially when someone can do it with cost less than others.
Cost of living in india is way cheaper than in the US
damnnnnn man that bullock cart thing had me tear up a little bit , keep doing what you doing india
"Hey rakesh whats that?"
"Yeah thats just a rocket part"
"alright"
😔😂😂
"Hey, what you got there?"
Are you trying to mock isro 😐
@@debkamalsarkar1521 this are american/Europe standard jokes. don't be offended as it may look like mocking but it is not...
Thanks guys for such positive comments for ISRO. Love you from India.
I know a guy who worked at ISRO for about 2 years. He said unlike other government jobs, ISRO is very different.
The workload is tremendous even if you are just an intern. They give too much responsibility to you even if you are a newbie. It's like they just throw you into the den, and let you figure out how gonna survive. And you are answerable for any failure that happens under your watch. They don't care how new or experienced you are. The verbal scoldings are what you would expect out of military.
You get a lot of free and way better facilities compared to other government jobs. But you will probably spends months with just 3-4 hrs sleep a day. So kiss goodbye to your personal life. No time for yourself or your family, just work and more work. It's just never enough.
Price of glory, I guess.
It's tough, but it's necessary. It weeds out the undedicated personnel and only keeps the people who absolutely truly love outer space and the sciences related to it. They work because they love the challenge, not for the pay.
@Huncho I agree
This is not like common job. It's a excellent job. Responsibility of country.
@@halder9258 You are very correct kind sir.
Vikram sarabhai would have been so proud seeing this advancement and dominance of ISRO. He was the one who saw vision and founded ISRO.
😢😢we indians face the toughest time after independece.
But we believe on hard work.
This is the main reason behind our success.
More than hardwork. We need nationalism.People are concerned about their families, and they ignore the nation
Figured it was going to be India. Their engineers are insane!
Thank you U.S. for not giving us the technology ISRO needed in the 90's for we made it ourselves.
That wasn't too good.
We could have developed better if they wouldn't have stopped Russia from giving us cryogenic tec.
@@iscifion7122 Russia was American puppet at that time
@@oracle4127 I guess you're right....
They were broken recently
@Aditya Vardhan Singh 🤦 Boris yeltson came into Power when USSR collapsed and he was American stooge , in his era Russia declined selling cryogenic technology to India under American pressure, research properly before blabbering anything on the web
@@oracle4127 after that Putin came into control of Russia and again India and Russia became brothers
Wow, that is
rarely covered subject. I would love to see it evolve into series about smaller space programs of another places than USA, Russia, or ESA
Aww you think India has better space tech than the US or Europe
@YoshiPeach Mario Chinese space program is just a sore loser
@YoshiPeach Mario Chinese space program is spending lot but achieving little...your communist space program hasn't even got to Mars until now... Your launch vehicle's use hyoergolic fuels and drops the rockets on schools. That is why you were not allowed to participate in ISS and I hope Roscosmos doesn't participate with a loser space agency
@@trystanexul5681 India has launched 2 lunar orbiter and 1 Mars orbiter successfully. They have planned Venus orbiter and Solar orbiter and Human flight soon. Kindda that makes them good space agency
@Henonaga Sorry...But such biased comments come from the bitter experience with your govt. I hate Chinese government but not the people but CCP is using its space program to spy on India's assets. But India won't allow that
A genius foe is better than a fool friend. Best wishes to India for achieving new heights in space technology, from Pakistan. Hope someday Pakistan do something good in its life too. 🇵🇰❤️🇮🇳
Hope we could achieve heights by holding our hands...blood relation cannot be erased
Yeah bro having genius foe is better than a fool friend but. What about fool foe.......🇵🇰
Take the rule from army and give it to common people
Pagans don't have to be your enemies just because your religion says so. Maybe its time to take religions less seriously.
The two hostile neighbours of India forcing India to invest huge some of revenue into defence...
I am from India living in Australia, so proud of what my country can do! 🇮🇳✊
Chal be tu india me mt Aana 😒😒
@@prajwal9348 🤣🤣🤣
i thought this video was gonna be about russia. Im really glad I clicked and learned something I never had a clue about before!
the humble beginnings of ISRO is a great lesson to apply in our life.
If we Indians focused on our country, we would have been on the top by now.
We already is top cause usa and China is brokeing apart
America is buying all the talent from India.
@@MyLittleMagneton tell me why would not they go to a 1st world countries? No one appreciate creative talents in India. People admire religious and political gurus and they earn 100 time more than any scientist or researcher.
If Indians people cared about research and development insted of petty politics or religion India would have surpassed china.
@@wellyesbutactuallyno9776 Yeah, that's true, bro. Hopefully it will get better soon. We need more people who think globally and act for the benefit of the community rather than amassing wealth through corruption and grabbing power by the age old divide and rule formula.
@@MyLittleMagneton nope in 1969 all scientist on apollo is american
Can't wait for the moment people will look up tutorials to build a rocket where the narrator has an Indian accent. I'm so proud of what the future holds for humanity.
That moment...A video about india but the title doesn't contain the word "india"....
If it is included, the views would have been reached 1M now.
I would like to thanks dr vikram sarabhai, the father of indian space program and Satish dhawan sir. Your contribution towards the indian space program will be remembered forever.
everybody gangsta till isro takes men to moon with a third of nasa budget😂😂
Nah it's tenth of the budget
Just men? No Women?
@@krisat16 women also.
@@krisat16 They are probably sending a womanoid named Vyomitra, first.
Yup.. waiting for ISRO's "Gaganyaan Mission"!
It's amazing to transport the satellite with a bullock cart. I'm looking forward to the first flight of the manned spacecraft
Who's here after today's PSLV-49 launch?
Update - Latest launch PSLV-C50
Me
Today , Isro launched PSLV-C50 .
Me because I came to my grandfather's house who lives in a town called sullurpeta near Sriharikota and he was also a space scientist and worked in isro he retired 11 months ago but still he has entry in the launch pad and I yesterday went ther to see the launch
Read "Wings of fire" to know the entire story of how ISRO developed from the scratch to what it is now
Just a clarification , the photo of a satellite on a bullock cart was actually a test.
I'm an Indian and I'm touched that people all over the world congratulate us! Thank u guys!!!
If they had better funding, I swear. Their workers are much more diligent and hard working, in my opinion at least. If only other countries would spend more money on shit that will be IMPORTANT, Instead of spending it on dumb ass military equipment that will be replaced next year.
Hard reality is that most highly advanced mind sold . Dark reality is that's USA company come here test them give as much money as they want . But it's good atleast they are giving good opportunities . People here want to go US BC US is best for living without stress .top doctors Nd engineers wants to work with Us
India has some troubling neighbours like Pakistan and China. Spending on military is important to maintain security and peace within the region. It only spends 80 billion compared the US spending 10x close to almost 800 billion.
If we spend less in our defence then future generations read in history about us like Persia , ancient Egypt . Enfact we spent only 70 to 80 billion dollars which is insufficient for us .... we need to spent atleast 100 billion dollars in our defence . May it not sound good but it is reality world .
We not want war but always have to rady for war .
I am American. Indian are the most respectful and emotionally intelligent and wonderful and quiet, yet powerful people I have had the honor of working for. Go india.. ijs America.. take notes.
You know that ain't true
@@user-dd8vo7or2d you aren't a good person. You likely make fun of special needs and people less fortunate. Probably scream at your kids and beat your spouse if you're lucky enough to have some poor soul join you in life.
Wait didn't cia killed isro science in past to prevent them from building a rocket?
The prospect of a guy who loves space getting into ISRO is almost impossible .
There is only one college in the whole of India that provide direct job access to ISRO ( that too for a mere wage )
😔
No wonder India lags behind in the space department !
This department holds the souls of many and serious measures need to be taken to make The Space Thing even relevant in such a Vast Country 👍
And then there r parents who want us to become doctors like mine even if we r interested in space
U r living on mars, every year there is a entrance exam for Isro. If some IITs u get to give campus interview
@@Vader19k8 I agree but try to understand , job wise the field is still remote and yet to reach out to people .
No parent ( unless a hardcore space fan ) wants their lad to go in a field that lacks outreach and $$ .
Hope ur getting it ...
India's space fire is yet to be ignited ( only a space race can resolve that ) for which we need an Indian version of "SPACEX" perhaps 👍
@@Happy2004-n8e As its a gov org jobs will be in limited numbers. One can join it as scienctist as well as engineer
@@Happy2004-n8e you must be kidding me, here every body see anything related to isro with reverence, one guy from my area is still a hero of colony.
India has just opened space sector to the private sector. In due time.
To anyone wanting to understand how ISRO reached where it is today and its vision, should read biography of Vikram Sarabhai. He is father of Indian space program. It was his ambition and humbleness that defined ISRO’s success today and it still stands by those principles.
You can see the patriotism among us indians ,we gather where a word india is mentioned 👏 , that's why our program is efficient
hehe yea, and it is quite pathetic. Just look at how many times the "NASA 34percent (less or more) scientist is Indian" lie is repeated here :P.
@@snuffeldjuret that's their life dude why you got jealous...
@@yunidhkumar5571 I am not jealous over people who building their identity based on a lie, specifically the "NASA 34percent (less or more) scientist is Indian" lie. I mean, you do not believe that one, right?
@@snuffeldjuret 🤣 Indian Americans are the highest earning ethnicity in USA so go and learn something from them about finance
@@oracle4127 but we are not talking about Indian Americans here, we are talking about Indians. I am sure your brain is big enough to understand the difference.