Video starting was like idk.. maybe an editing glitch, it started like .. "mhuu ne kuch logo ko rulaya..." I get the point that Chandrayan 2, but editing...

Please explain the Luna 25 and chandrayan 3 that Which will reach lunar south pole first.

it is very easy to land on moon in spaceflight simulator😅

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Great point!

10.8 km/h to be precise

For those who don't know 1700kg on earth is just over 280kg on the moon ... Which is the weight of your average Honda moped.

@@unnouunususer7510 that's what he has written

Please forgive my ignorance and lack of knowledge on all of this. How should I conceive this bit of information? Does this mean the lander can land at this speed even if it is 1/10th of gravity on the moon surface?

Isro ka logo keyse lagaya....?

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Member he vo

​@@_s2700 ISRO ka logo nahi hai wo

@@Madara_Uchiha_2304 woh isro ka logo hai

I want know ur location

nothing wrong in saying this every failure is a stepping stone to success

But agar first attempt me success ho jata to mja hi aa jata.... Such a complex mission with 100% success rate ki baat hi alag hoti hai

@@rrichard8719 chand pe hai apun!

very true...failures teach you much more than the text you first learnt and attempted......Edison had failed 10,000 times before successfully inventing the incandescent lamp....

yes classic somnath with the nerdy stuff

​@@GareebScientistnerdy?

Arre I follow you on Twitter

Wow, thanks

Yes that's why I as a commerce student see each and every videos from starting of this channel, post with very long interval ☹️ but the contents are always great and simple🤩

@@GareebScientist you use many complex terms(can't get all properly) but at the end clearly samajh aa jata hai

Bhai mei bhi commerce ka abhi ca, llb hu par science ka maza hi alag hai 10 th k baad stream commerce tha lekin thrill, reasoning , certainty science ne hi Diya 😂

damn, thanks man 👍🏽

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Same bro! Fwoo!😅

Thanks Umesh 🚀

Thank you, my hobby :)

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Bhai $1 ka toffee kharido gey kya??... But thanks

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@@somethingdifferent212 Lol 😂. That thing is Auto set @ ₹449 and not ₹ 500. You can try sending too, you will find out..

still was a failure, 3 is a success

absolutely. the clean modular fix indicates it was not a failure. just missed something to consider (throttle control) during calibration last phase!

@@mazedaarChutkule failure? Usi ki wjh se ye successful hua h

Exactly failures are pillars of success.

Accept the failure kid and move away

dont jinx it

Yes 💯💯💯💯

Last luna24 was launched 50 years ago

Yes please

​@@Your_real_dadThey have launched Luna 25 and it may land on South pole of moon, probably a day before Chandrayan 3.

@@vipanrana2919 may be

😊😊😊

Thanks Krish

Thank you, if thats what you enjoy. Chekx out my atomic clock video where I visit an actual lab

congratulations to both of u 🎉🎉

I thought I was the only one who knew about that damn game. I can't express how many times I had failed before being able to successfully land on moon, and that too with the lander legs broken lol. And I still remember when I was first trying to land there, how desperately I was trying to open parachute in the almost non-existent atmosphere of moon to land there and the game said "can't open parachute in vacuum" and my entire lander just crashed miserably with not even a speck of dust remaining.

And to think that our scientists have to go through this in reality and the mental pressures they have to endure, it's scary.

I think so. Like he was kind of dismissive about these that day but probably thought about it later and gave it

@@babayada2015 yeah, i have a similar feeling. He felt very guarded during the interview. I believe that is due to ISRO not really being a media savvy organizations, if I can put it that way or that they don't do much media interaction. Whether it's due to it being a Govt job and hence things can't really be talked about and deep dived into or maybe because they are scientists and so are unable to share things properly, as they might lack the ability and/or are just not very good with such things. That's why I strongly believe they need a media house. Not only them but even our military ones. Although tbh, all IA, IN and IAF ads in seen are fairly well made. Although some of that Govt way of talking does slips through sometimes 😂😂

Or is that ISRO wanted publish it just before CH3 so that they can also include what all corrective actions they have taken care from past CH2 failure experience..

Totally agree!

@@sreenathasettyBalaganoor yeah that could be the case. And I hope it's that rather than them not showing it to avoid public/political backlash, to keep that funding. Although I do find it counter productive. This came to my mind after seeing Rocketboys, even though the times have changed, I believe that environment of talking less about failures and rather work on them has carried on. Which isn't bad per say, but to me it feels rather negative. But tbh, it feels something very similar to what political parties do in India, where just before elections they count all the things they did. You know? Like almost preparing us for of its a failure they can say "Look we tried!", "we even made these changes". I know very cynical but I can't help but think on the spectrum about this. But I'm just guessing here

that's a resolution of 0.000143239 degrees! (0.516 arcseconds) wow, not bad!. By comparison, the Euclid space telescope VIS camera resolution is stated at image resolution of about 0.23 arcsecond.

Arre not small. Thank you so much 🔥🙏🏻

good question, not sure what they used considering there is a significant amount of image processing happening for example there is a camera to detect horizontal velocity based on pixels moving, camera to understand depth of hazards below based on shadows etc

@@GareebScientist Just thinking out loud here ahah. Horizontal velocity is enough but we are looking at massive geometric aberrations due to velocity. I am curious how they correct for it. When considering any optical system (passive), ranging is the most uncertain part of it so depth or altitude is out of question, unless, they do some sort of massive image processing by comparing fiducial marks from the high-res image that's onboard the CH3. Also, LDV seems to be using the inverse concept of SLR. @GareebScientist thanks for the response!

​@@GareebScientistI thought they might use Xilinx Ultrascale FPGA SoC or may be Intel's FPGA board as they have a healthy processing power and could be shielded from radiation with few modifications.

@@thebuddhasector9493 interesting, should you come across any research paper or white paper for this specific application, I would really appreciate it if you could share it. Thanks!

thankss

Thanks for watching Shreyas :)

Haha.. I also felt the same.

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it is, i already use on my phone, download gps tester app and check , most new phones have, espcially qualcomm chips

2024 -2025

Thank you too Sanjeev!

They did it!!!

@@nooms6993 They should teach us also 😁. One hour free class every fortnite from isro scientist should do the job .

No no 1st everyone else including family. Once you have too much to waste and don't know what to do only then consider

Thanks a lot, yes they are coming

same here bro

Radio waves

Yes I also want to see video ,that clear and explain all technical things.

@@emarsshelpline9848 +1

@@anishgoenka8238so radio waves can bend or pass through the moon? Because we are talking about landing on South Pole

Direct LOS communication hoti hai suing radio waves beamed from Deep Space antennas

fixing

No need to pray,isro learnt a lot from Chandrayaan 2,they will surely land this time.

Thank you Shounak 🖖🏼, I will

Jadoo

they also had tens of billions of dollars poured into their space agencies back then. India still doesnt have this luxury, as we are a poor nation. Also even back then they used massive expensive rockets to launch big space probes with much more fuel in the probes giving them more flexibility during breaking phases, India's rockets (medium lift launch rocket) cant transport that much heavy loads in higher orbits for the moment. For development and usage of heavy lift launch rockets (can carry more payload), one needs much more money, which is why even SpaceX is trying to build re-usable rockets because heavy rockets cost simply too much for developing countries. Edit: Im just a lehman btw interested in space tech, im no expert

How do you know that it is not being done already?

Thank you for summary

Not poorly it's just an anomaly, It's not easy that's why it's called rockey science

Exactly

Agar moon par 500*500 par land kra nahi sakte to , future mai spacex jaise rocket kaise bnayenge jo earth pe 20*20 meter ki boat par land karte hai

Abe wahi to main hota hai control mein..

thanks Vipul, save money, only when you have some to waste consider that :)

russia, their landing date is one day + earlier because unke loaction pe sunrise early hein, and science missions want to use all 14 days

@@GareebScientist then obviously we've the extended burden.... 1st become successful and 2nd is to do it in time. 🤗

things seem much more confident and clear now

Yea you are right

@@GareebScientist when the video will come about Aditya L1

videos on it soon

@@GareebScientist thankyou sir

Glad you liked it Raghaven