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@PetraKann

7 ай бұрын

It's not a moon landing that is the goal. It's about missile technology and siphoning even more public funds into the military. They pretend to be doing serious scientific research - like taking samples to see if there is water on the moon etc. The Science is a side show - a circus act. Look deeper......

@dinithaw

7 ай бұрын

You are late :(

@PetraKann

7 ай бұрын

@@dinithaw meaning?

@sunsetlights100

7 ай бұрын

Nobody went to moon its not possible but they did/ can fake it & keep the Gov paycheck ...it is what it is

@eSKAone-

7 ай бұрын

Dude there is no dark side of the moon, you have days and nights on any side.

The four astronauts are: Reid Wiseman: commander Victor Glover: pilot Christina Koch: mission specialist Jeremy Hansen… Canadian

@ritiktyagi1926

7 ай бұрын

lol

@mensrea1251

7 ай бұрын

Hansen must be a lumberjack or something lol 😂

@bentonrp

7 ай бұрын

@mensrea1251 He's just there to make sure the mission goes "Aye" Okay.

@jongxina4908

7 ай бұрын

Canada is a joke😂😂

@rasmus6721

7 ай бұрын

I loved it hahah

I love how you introduce the commander, pilot, op specialist, and the Canadian Astronaut.

@y0uCantHandle

7 ай бұрын

Token _"international"_ astronaut

@migovas1483

7 ай бұрын

someone needs to be the 'Tolkien'..🤣

@calv1nandh0bbes

7 ай бұрын

If it was Star Trek he’d be the guy that guaranteed to bite the bullet

@googleisevil4115

7 ай бұрын

He is there because he is Canadian that it

@RootSystemHash

7 ай бұрын

​@@googleisevil4115the only Canadian they could find who would fit into that suit.

Dude, when you were naming all the American astronauts' names and you got to the fourth guy, and his description was "Canadian Astronaut". I was dying. Like it's the trailer for a movie or something. I half-expected your following sentence to be; "He's a down-on-his-luck lumberjack with nothing to lose..."

@Gotten1888

7 ай бұрын

the space beavers took his wife now he;s going to take the moon from them!

@bentonrp

7 ай бұрын

I know! It was so dumb. "And astronaut: Jamal Chan, our quarter-asian black crew member." Such qualities that will come in useful in Space!!!

@chrishalsall188

7 ай бұрын

Yeah the other three had actual job titles. The fourth guy brings being Canadian to the party 😂

@rprLKA

7 ай бұрын

same here

@mikkelnpetersen

7 ай бұрын

"And the token-going-to-die guy"

The New York Times controversy was about India's Mars mission and not about Chandrayaan 3. And the New York Times apologized for that racist cartoon (they felt that India's budget was very low and their orbiter would not even go out of the Earth's orbit because they were using a less powerful rocket, but India had launched the orbiter with slingshot technology Reached Mars in first attempt and by doing this they reached Mars before China and Japan). Whereas the British media never apologized and their reports were much more racist and disgusting than the New York Times.

@deeptoot1453

7 ай бұрын

Do you have a link to the British report?

@thephilosopher7173

7 ай бұрын

Saying sorry it’s bs imo. They knew what they were doing, and apologies are a public relations thing and that’s all. They’ll do it again

@davout5775

5 ай бұрын

@@deeptoot1453 I don't think there was an official "British report" on the mission.

3:50 To clarify, Chandrayaan-3's expected mission duration was 2 weeks, as this is the length of the lunar day. It went to sleep for the lunar night in the faint hope that it could survive 2 weeks without sunlight on its solar panels. It is unlikely that the lander and rover will be waking up from sleep as the batteries are likely toast after being subjected to the incredibly harsh cold of lunar night, but this is however, expected and the whole mission was a huge success, performing exactly as intended.

@coldestbeer

7 ай бұрын

It was the ayylmaos, they got it

@yourdadpapi

5 ай бұрын

So they don't have nuclear power generator for electricity?

@AlexSchendel

5 ай бұрын

@@yourdadpapi No, unfortunately, ISRO has yet to deploy any RTGs. However, it is a current area of research for ISRO, so for future longer and potentially deeper space missions, it's likely that ISRO will deploy RTGs.

@rajatthakur7312

5 ай бұрын

C4 will have it wait and watch

@pipipupu5104

4 ай бұрын

​@@AlexSchendelwhat's rtg please reply

Hilarious role assignment :D commander, pilot, mission specialist, *CANADIAN ASTRONAUT*

@akp3097

7 ай бұрын

Canadian astronaut will be JUSTIN Trudeau on request of Canadians. USA will sacrifice 3 people to get rid of one NAZI

When I grow up I want to be a Canadian astronaut.

@fantasy198921

7 ай бұрын

the commander, pilot, op specialist, and the Canadian Astronaut.

@galaxy1234

7 ай бұрын

😂

@darksu6947

7 ай бұрын

I'm an American, but yeah me too!

@bentonrp

7 ай бұрын

LOL! Narrator: "In 2025, Nasa plans to launch a Jew, an Italian, and a Red Head Gay Astronaut into Space...."

@mobo8933

7 ай бұрын

That's awesome bud

India deserves some serious props. They’ve done amazing things on a shoestring budget.

@GeorgeVenturi

7 ай бұрын

Thousands of Western organisations go to India to help the poor each year. India, our priorities: we are going to the Moon.

@andersenzheng

7 ай бұрын

As a chinese, i welcome this kinda of rivalry over those sticks and stone fights any days of the week. Kudos to India regardless of the hair splitting definition of south pole.

@saumitraroy8802

7 ай бұрын

Ya thanks, lets hope our Indian government and people keep supporting Indian scientific community and space agency to continue their missions, ae We in India have some serious talent here in science and maths❤

@jesusislukeskywalker4294

7 ай бұрын

@@saumitraroy8802and mad animation skills 🤠

@saumitraroy8802

7 ай бұрын

@@jesusislukeskywalker4294 Take your 2 cents for your two cent comment, kiddo

How can anyone hold against India of wanting to join the scientific community I’m really happy for India and think it’s an amazing accomplishment for the country

@longbottomleaf6918

7 ай бұрын

Because peoples brains are rotting so much from TikTok that they are genuinely demanding India pays back financial aid that countries have given them the past couple decades, rather than launch a 4 billion dollar space can. Peoples desire to be right and feel superior these days is astonishing.

@user-in3yq9fx8z

7 ай бұрын

Wouldn’t it be better for the majority of India’s people if these scientific and other resources were used to implement a functioning national sewerage system instead of pursuing an agenda to boost the egos of the minority in power? I think it’s laughable to keep up with the Joneses when you can’t even provide basic human rights to the majority of your people.

@dadrising6464

7 ай бұрын

I applause their current efforts, but it India has a history of made up medical achievments and stuff like that, so some may be reserved for now. And the fact that India recieves billions in development aid, while starting moon missions leaves a sour taste.. same for china btw. Developing country sports its own space station? Meh..

@Teja

7 ай бұрын

@@dadrising6464what billions In aid. The only reason british empire was successful in colonising usa, Australia, Canada and new zea land and their industrial revolution is all built on the 45 trillion dollars they stole from India. India was the richest country in the world till 17th century when British came and plundered the country into poverty by looting it dry.

@NeroVingian40

7 ай бұрын

It’s more politically driven rather than scientific.

When just being a Canadian is already a job description...

@honkhonk8009

7 ай бұрын

I like how the dude didnt even say what his job was. Just said "The Canadian" I hate people who act like Canada is some insanely different country. Like tbh its the equivalent of pointing to an astronaut and saying "The Texan" or sumn lol.

@Tate525

7 ай бұрын

​@@honkhonk8009Sounds very much like "Florida Man".

The Indian Spacecraft lands at 69 degrees. I don't think there's any issue at all, I think it was *NICE*

@andersenzheng

7 ай бұрын

i reckon thats harder to pull off. you have the same difficulty on a technical level, then you have to convince whoever that's in charge you are not choosing 69 degrees for lols.

India has always had a competent space program, from its inception to now; Impressive amount of working with what you got and getting done cheaply.

@vivlangthasa5884

7 ай бұрын

​@@tideswrathplease explain why do you think so ?? Hope that envious bots can reply back n give my 🖕to your developers 😊.

@SeethingSimp

7 ай бұрын

It seems they only had $2 left in the budget for the camera to record them landing on the moon

@SirHargreeves

7 ай бұрын

UK foreign aid paid for most of that mission.

@AverageFornaxEnjoyer

7 ай бұрын

@@SeethingSimp I mean that's just standard when it comes to most missions from anywhere. I know shit's low light out there, but god damn at least have more than 100 pixels.

@SeethingSimp

7 ай бұрын

@@AverageFornaxEnjoyer If the moon lightens up the Earth, just imagine how much light there would be while on top of it. I think it was Dude Perfect who "went to space" and also provided a few seconds of low quality video with a fisheye lens that also looked fake as hell.

0:17 wasn't it *India* who confirmed the water molecule in 2008? It well know to everyone

@squ34ky

7 ай бұрын

3:14 he mentioned it.

@YuruCampSupermacy

7 ай бұрын

He mentions that later in the video but you got so triggered that he didn't mention India that you had to comment right away without even watching the whole thing. Stop being so insecure

@RankaNikunj

7 ай бұрын

​@@YuruCampSupermacy😂 what should I reply? Ok see There's a reason why i wrote. Was 3:14 an update for misinformation or something else? Just try to dig out more of a history about this you will find out what I meant to say! ✌️ NASA still credit themselves about discovery of Water on Moon!

@gulfy09

7 ай бұрын

Where is the proof.. where's all the video footage of all this.. fake folks

ColdFusion using a computer to pronounce the Chinese name at 9:36 is HILARIOUS lmao

@allosvingt-deux8441

7 ай бұрын

not even trying 🤣

@jackzg9878

7 ай бұрын

This channel shows a strong bias against China. It can probably be found out by the website it is trying to promote.😂

@SomeoneFromBeijing

3 ай бұрын

It’s hilarious. But actually it’s very easy. His surname, Ouyang, sounds almost exactly like the Irish name O’Young. And his given name, Ziyuan, sounds exactly like how it’s written in English.

4:40 Captain, pilot, mission specialist, Canadian 😂

@imjustcurious360

7 ай бұрын

He said "Canadian_astronaut"

Fun fact - The robotic Space Arm used by the Space Shuttles, was designed and built in Canada, and is capable of opening a beer.

@asandax6

7 ай бұрын

Yeah it's called Canadarm because it was made in Belgium.

@KingOfHithlum

7 ай бұрын

Also it can be used to give oneself a good time, proven by Howard in TBBT

@GeorgeVenturi

7 ай бұрын

Why would anyone want to open beer in space, is not like the astronaut is going to flip his helmet´s visor and drink it.

@carlrodalegrado4104

7 ай бұрын

the beer opener was the main objective others was just less than that

@ronaldoliverenos7179

7 ай бұрын

@@KingOfHithlum so, that's why only one arm needed.

From the official Chandrayaan 3 info on the ISRO site, I could only find that they claim to have landed in the "south polar region" of the moon. I did not find any official release saying they had landed AT the south pole exactly. They indeed have landed far closer to the South Pole than any other mission prior to this.

@martiddy

7 ай бұрын

But in my opinion, it's still a major achievement from India. China is just complaining about it because India did it first.

@martiddy

7 ай бұрын

@@Mmm....723 It can be done if the spacecraft has a nuclear reactor to provide the energy that can last for years.

@akp3097

7 ай бұрын

@@martiddychina has superiority complex. We indians don’t care.. slow but steady progress is more important then fast and end like USSR

@possiblyzero3582

7 ай бұрын

The issue with the lunar South pole is that it is not fixed. Just like how there are disagreements regarding the exact location of the south pole here on earth, the precise "South pole" doesn't truly exist. It is more akin to a group of points generally located in the southern lunar surface . India seems to have landed inside this patch of generally accepted "south poles"

@SodiumSyndicate

7 ай бұрын

India never claimed to land at the exact 90 degree south pole point, that point is at the edge of a massive crater. Good luck landing there for namesake.

Arguing over whether or not they landed on the South Pole of the Moon with the current socioeconomic geopolitical landscape as a backdrop provides a nice snapshot of human folly.

@ArawnOfAnnwn

7 ай бұрын

A better snapshot is the breakdown of cooperation over the International Space Station, or that China isn't even part of the ISS and so instead just made their own space station. The ISS was supposed to be a testament to mankind coming together for science.

@elijah420stuffs2

7 ай бұрын

I didn't know that you could say "folly" in English. In Italian we have "follia" as a word which can be translated to folly/madness. Thank you stranger for making my vocabulary richer lol

@ThennikaCreations

7 ай бұрын

or Chinese maturity and jealosy. they just cannot get along with anyone.

@Tate525

7 ай бұрын

​@@ThennikaCreationsYeah that's true.

British and Chinese salty about India's success in space

@leeboy26

7 ай бұрын

The only salty British people seemed to belong to right wing news networks (as the example cited was).

@GeorgeVenturi

7 ай бұрын

Thousands of Western organisations go to India to help the poor each year. India, our priorities: we are going to the Moon.

@agrajyadav2951

7 ай бұрын

​@@GeorgeVenturiblud living in his own world

@honkhonk8009

7 ай бұрын

@@leeboy26 Lol opposite in the US. The people salty abt it are the liberals for some reason. Racism is bad, unless its against Asian/White people. In that case you can make dehumanizing caricatures of em all u want!

@ryouds10

7 ай бұрын

I mean you can’t say “british” our government is so disconnect from its people, just say some brits

Lot's of love from India 🇮🇳🇮🇳❤

It is sad to see that all scientific achievement nowadays will always be twisted by politics but then none of this achievement will get approved and funded without the silly competition between nations or ideologies. Big congratulations for India and good luck for those who want to go to Lunar South Pole. I feel more excited to see more Lunar mission than Martian mission.

@ksoss1

7 ай бұрын

Exactly. Big congrats to India!

@kandaimai9944

7 ай бұрын

"Nowadays" Always has been.

@vylbird8014

7 ай бұрын

Always has been the case. The Apollo program was essentially a big dick-measuring contest between the US and the Soviets trying to publicly show off their claim to technological superiority, while also developing rocketry tech that overlapped with engineering better ICBMs. I'm happy to see more internationan dick-measuring though, if it means countries competing to make the first lunar base.

@MsWorldMine

7 ай бұрын

always had been - that's what keeps them coming. at the end, it's good.

The New York Times controversy is from the Mars orbiter mission and not from Chandrayaan-3 and as many people already pointed out, India never claimed that the landing was in the South Pole of the moon. The notion of landing at the south pole seems to have come due to misinformation from journalists.

Also, there’s one key detail that Japan is now attempting a landing on the moon with their H2-A rocket. Although the mission is going to be rather slow and we won’t get results of it until 2024.

@internet_userr

7 ай бұрын

Ain't it 2024 in like 3 or 4 months 🤓

@thedrewster0408

7 ай бұрын

@@internet_userr Yes, in fact, it’s supposed to be entering the moons orbit in three to four months.

4:48 Guess Jeremy's special mission is to bring the maple syrup

@darksu6947

7 ай бұрын

The most important mission 😂

@bentonrp

7 ай бұрын

Captain: "We were all off our trajectory when a piece of the module broke off during translunar ejection. Christina Koch, our mission specialist knew we'd never dock on time if we lost acceleration. And so Victor Glover, our pilot scanned out the window looking for a visual on the probe. It was not good; We were way off course and floating a million miles from Earth with no fuel reserve. That's when Jeremy told us the recipe for Canadian Bacon, which got our entire trajectory back on course..."

I find it fascinating that USA is the only country so far to make it to the moon with manned missions and it was back in 1969 years ago, that's 50+ years ago.

@dashmeetsingh9679

7 ай бұрын

Well it is feat in human history. As of today, there is no point of sending humans on moon. Coz rovers being so good. But now with aim to colonize mars, human mission are making more sense. And plus with human on board, cost of such project increases exponentially.

@GardenerEarthGuy

7 ай бұрын

It's sad that NASA says they destroyed that technology afterwards- now we can't go back. I wish they hadn't destroyed that, it would be so helpful to Humanity. I guess they had reasons for doing that, but it's very sad.

@davidk1308

7 ай бұрын

​@GardenerEarthGuy they didn't really destroy it, but the institutional knowledge on how to build it went away as more advanced facilities replaced it. We can't replicate a lot of technologies from the 20th century and before, because practically no one who worked on it is around anymore, and we no longer have the facilities and materials they used to build it, so we have to start from scratch in that way. This either means building back up those now outdated facilities, using institutional knowledge we do have, or building something new.

@shafiyaalgiquadra1105

7 ай бұрын

@@davidk1308 sad. We are really up against it. We shouldn't let institutional knowledge just go away.

@GardenerEarthGuy

7 ай бұрын

@@davidk1308 Oh- so they people who knew how to do it have passed away and the following generations don't understand what or how they did it. I hear old people saying kids today don't know nothing, so this makes sense to me.

It's really good to see India making a cost effective probe to send to the Moon, it's difficult to watch from an everyday person perspective the cost NASA / U.S.A puts on these missions, but somewhat understandable given the "space race" is still ongoing. I just hope there are more efficient fuels created soon for launching these larger space crafts if the U.S.A plan to do one every year.

@tomblaise

7 ай бұрын

The fuel is actually a small percentage of the overall cost of the rocket, usually around 1%. The vast majority of the cost is in the rocket itself, and the infrastructure needed to launch the rocket. Reusability is key.

@shivanshna7618

7 ай бұрын

​@@tomblaiseyeah india is also working with private firms to make reusable rockets hopefully it succeeds . For now space x is doing best .

@pizzaearthpancakesandother2549

7 ай бұрын

All you need is a good FX dept and you too can "go to the moon" ;-)

@1seb11

7 ай бұрын

@@pizzaearthpancakesandother2549 not even necessary, most of it looks like crap. The India moon thing made me lol

@tylerdurden6917

7 ай бұрын

We have we just have these technologies suppressed. The US government has antigravity propulsion systems with zero point energy systems that powers this antigravity technology. Look up “The Lost Century & How To Reclaim It” totally recommend It

I was born more than two decades after the last men walked on the moon. It will be exciting to be able to see a new generation of landings and experience new history being made. It's sad to think that all of humanity's collective memory of astronauts walking on another world came from a handful of landings made 50+ years ago, it's long past due that we added some new milestones to the history of human spaceflight.

It’s always a good day when cold fusion uploads.

@MyFriendlyPup

7 ай бұрын

This is propaganda tho

@DiaryOfaCell

7 ай бұрын

@@MyFriendlyPup your dog is propaganda

@1sonyzz

7 ай бұрын

@@MyFriendlyPup of what? lol

@LuisSierra42

7 ай бұрын

@@MyFriendlyPup I'm propaganda

@LuisSierra42

7 ай бұрын

@@dariusus9870 Nobody is forcing you to watch tho

Great coverage as always!

He had legally changed his name to Canadian Astronaut before the mission.

Would be hella crazy to see lights on the moon.

Apparently, being a Canadian Astronaut is a HUGE deal that is a title by itself.

you make the most interesting videos Dagogo, thank you!

There's absolutely no chance we originally landed on the moon. If we did, why not use the original data with updated tech? It never happened, and never happened since. Maybe it will now.

🤣🤣China's moon's South pole line to map which includes according to Geo postion of Taiwan in his map India recognize different map hence Moon's South pole is different it a matter of Reference 🤣🤣🤣

Funny how there are no pictures of the indian lander.

Keep doing your work really love everthing youve done, sometimes i might lack wit to keep up but you are doing ground breaking research to keep us future aware and ahead average thinkers

Water or not, the Moon is the absolutely most valuable space outside of Earth and probably more valuable than 90% of any position on Earth. The moon is the gateway to space and whoever controls it, controls access to space and the Earth. Basically controls the future of the planet. Normal people cant imagine it so I will give more grounded examples. Its like controlling the entrance to a big port where most of the trade for a continent is being made. Its like building a huge truck stop and a gas station on a busy highway intersection. Like controlling a border on a trade route. Or the Panama canal. Or whatever. But for the entire planet. Can you see the dollar signs now?

@turokforever007

7 ай бұрын

Getting into space is very hard also costs a lot but once in space a fart will get you moving forever

Thx for the video!

Thanks for sharing it. ✌️

My question to you is, did we really set foot on the moon?

I see CF I click

Really interesting as always 👍🏻

i think it's about time India try to make theirown sphere of influence

@GeorgeVenturi

7 ай бұрын

Thousands of Western organisations go to India to help the poor each year. India, our priorities: we are going to the Moon.

@longbottomleaf6918

7 ай бұрын

Have you heard of BRIC sir. Brazil, Russian, India, and China's political and economic 'counter' to the UN. These four countries have pegged their currency to the gold standard and are very swiftly gaining massive economic traction the past decade. Why do you think global supply trades are so messed up right now.

@agrajyadav2951

7 ай бұрын

1.4B isn't enough?

i see ALL of your videos. keep up the good work

well done Dagogo. I remember when the first one landed, and I can't wait to see the next.

Thanks Dagogo, another great one👍💪✌

Cold fusion on a Saturday morning 😊 That’s an automatic thumbs up!👍

Proud of our Indian scientists who charted the Chandrayaan 3 mission. 🚀

@kvykimo

7 ай бұрын

proud of the mission failure too 🚀

@saumitraroy8802

7 ай бұрын

​@@kvykimo Go learn some science before being ignorant about chandrayaan.

I appreciate that you always keep straight on the subject and tell both sides even! Hope you never have to lose that, it’s what makes us watch! Keep up all the hard work , it’ll pay off someday!

@natkoplenkovic6050

7 ай бұрын

Dude has more than 4.5mil subs and almost 450mil channel views, I think it's paying off...

@dougb9501

7 ай бұрын

@@natkoplenkovic6050 right! But I didn’t mean money!

It’s a sad development that all the work done by the Soviets space scientists somehow degenerated.

@Purplegreen45

7 ай бұрын

Sounds about right for anything post-soviet

Ngl i watch this channel partly because of the music and aesthetics. There are a lot of docu channels but thats what sets this apart

I haven't heard of anyone from any country mentioning their plans for a trip to the Moon that involves visiting or getting close to the site of the first moon landing in 1969. As a result, we never get to see the original landing flag or any items left behind. It makes me wonder if we will ever obtain definitive evidence.

@Gotten1888

7 ай бұрын

is it still there? I figured after all this time it was gone with barely something there to show for it, didn't the flag turn white because of radiation?

@buckodonnghaile4309

7 ай бұрын

So why didnt the USSR, the States enemy at the time call them out on their lie if they in fact didn't go to the moon?

@extremegrieferbible

7 ай бұрын

@@buckodonnghaile4309 Well, the USSR was it on it too. All bought and paid for by Soros and the Rothschilds of course. /s

@chiquita683

7 ай бұрын

There is nothing there

@chiquita683

7 ай бұрын

​@@Gotten1888the moon has no atmosphere or wind to destroy it if it existed

You sir are the brightest spot in today's information spectrum. Thank you.

Thank you for this :)

This is crazy! I just finished watching a Korean show on Netflix called “The Silent Sea” that’s completely based off this. My deja vu moment hit like a ton of meteorites 😭😂

@HrithikSD4368

7 ай бұрын

That was crazy with great VFX and effects, i loved it.

Another episode of Cold Fusion always makes my day. Hi mate!

@CollosalTrollge

7 ай бұрын

yeh , really amazing stuff he puts together, not this bullshit tik tok, and facebook shorts

I was wondering why everyone wanted to go back to the moon all of a sudden. Thanks!

ISRO is amazing.

Remember for every hero that saves everthing, there will always be a thousand people who gave everything.

Moon races are awesome, but would be much cooler if countries not only compete but cooperate on a manned mission to Mars.

@ChengZiYun

7 ай бұрын

Then no one would even try. Just look at the period after the US reached the moon. You need competition to get countries to want to try

@duckvs.chipanddale585

7 ай бұрын

then the fun is gone

@pastexpiry2013B

7 ай бұрын

kumbaya meee lord... kumbaya........

@chiquita683

7 ай бұрын

Most of NASAs photos of Mars are photoshopped images of deserts on Earth

@aham_saurabh

7 ай бұрын

The Indian and Japanese space agencies have a planned joint lunar mission called LUPEX / Chandrayaan-4, but it's not going to land on moon before 2026.

Minor correction: The indian rover is not designed to wake up from one lunar night. They aimed to get all the science done on the first long lunar day. It has no heating, no radioisotope battery, and the systems are not designed to withstand that extreme cold. So waking it up for day 2 was a long shot, it might or might not work, it would have been an amazing bonus if it worked. There was nothing specific preventing it from being able to wake up for day 2, but it brings the machine waaaay out of the temperature range it was designed and tested for. So this is not a failure.

@timberwolfe1645

7 ай бұрын

Like when a rocket explode in midair!! It lifted off the goeund so it worked!!! Jk, no. It didn't suceed

@crombajaa

7 ай бұрын

Yes, I think they confirmed that the rover did not wake up and as planned ISRO has ended the 14-day mission.

@AmitSinghCRT

7 ай бұрын

​​@@timberwolfe1645 ISRO had told earlier that is a 14 day program only and had announced when the 14days were completed. The waking up they are doing is just a test. They had told due -200 Degree celsius the components will fail, but we will still try to wake them up. They were also successfull in talking with earlier launched moon missions which were silent.

@kurtilein3

7 ай бұрын

@@AmitSinghCRT Its a case of you might as well try, sometimes you get lucky. Like the hubble space telescope still being somewhat operational against all odds. Hubble would have still been a success if it would have died at the end of its planned and expected lifespan.

Always love your choice in music Dagogo

Dagogo finally got the memo: he needs to post more and not forget about us !

I wonder how the budget conflicts in Congressional hearings will impact America’s mission to continue space exploration. Hopefully, there aren’t any constraints put on this phenomenal international endeavor because it’s implications will truly be massive.

The amount of hate that Indians recieved online during the success of Chandrayan 3 mission is unimaginable

@priyanshusharma6763

7 ай бұрын

I'm wondering why?

@happyhunter

7 ай бұрын

What hate?

@Xhydraulics

7 ай бұрын

Racism mainly

Soothing lo-fi music after a good load of information hits different.

I feel a rush I've never felt when it comes to the Artemis mission. I dig science but this is something different.

If you are planning on doing something else on the moon, extracting water from the icy mud might maybe be worth it. That water is, at best, a 10% off discount for moon missions. (that can only be redeemed if you are landing near the poles, terms and conditions apply.)

"The four astronauts are: Reid Wiseman - Commander Victor Glover - Pilot Christina Koch - Mission Specialist Jeremy Hansen - Canadian"

This is the only channel on KZread I have watched all the videos produced

Why did 'canadian astronaut' not get a cool rank 💀

@andersenzheng

7 ай бұрын

are you kidding me? He gets to be the *canadian* astronaut!

I love the introduction of the astronauts…the last guy, just a Canadian astronaut

I love how you address the first three by their title, but the last guy is just "some Canadian"

So this time, they're gonna only orbit the moon. But in 1969, they were able to land on the moon, broadcast the landing somehow, and return to earth. Lmfao... definitely happened 😂

@lxvideos1125

7 ай бұрын

That's because it didn't happen... how could the American flag blow like that in space with no wind, oxygen etc.... utter lies

Good luck to the countries aiming for the moon. I wish more companies, countries and organizations join the emerging space industry.

Here's more to my western friends - 1. Landing on moon wasn't a race for India. We had a mission called Chandrayaan 2 which failed to deploy the rover safely, thus Chandrayaan 3 mission was taken up. 2. Rover wasn't expected to wake up after 14 days but there was a hope that maybe, just maybe there could have been enough power to wake it up. 3. Racist cartoon by NYT - Yeah it deserves a mention, but you should check what reply was that cartoon given. I am sure it was enough, Chandrayaan 3 is just another (not the first) slap on some oversmarts out there. Lastly, getting India's mention on this channel kinda feels good, given that I am following how various tech. in the west has achieved so much. (Yeah I am a little nationalist) 🇮🇳

I love how NASA lists Europe as a country

Nestle about to sell us moon water for an arm and leg soon

This is exactly why we never landed on the moon in the first place…

Should definitely be done,the shorter route would be fine if on both sides were built a high speed train line.

Thank You !

Is it just me or no matter how much science I learn I still can’t wrap my mind around the fact that something we did before computers isn’t easy now like going to the moon is still really really hard and yeah, we did it 50 years ago. it makes no sense to me. There’s no other example.

@rockybangalore3830

7 ай бұрын

I'm just super impressed that they were able to pull off manned missions back in 1970s

@artsmith103

7 ай бұрын

Maybe there's no example. That would completely solve the conundrum.

@ferskenmjam252

7 ай бұрын

exactly, it doesn't make sense because it isn't real. They just send a rocket up through the atmosphere with no one in it and the rest we see is CGI.

For the first time in 51 years ... Come and experience ... The first debut of Jeremy Hansen in ... The Canadian Astronaut. On a Space Rock near you.

After watching all those sci-fi moon horror movies, I ain't drinking or eating a damn thing that comes from the moon...

... How can we go "again" if we never went to the moon in the first place...??!?

I'm sorry, maybe I missed it, but the title of this is WHY countries are going to the moon. I understand that they are, but I still have no idea why…

@jacqdanieles

7 ай бұрын

Same reason people climb mountains, probably 😂

India has done remarkable well for itself post colonization to even now been seen as a global superpower

@fidelio9301

7 ай бұрын

Apart from all the starving people

@oneileo66

7 ай бұрын

@@fidelio9301 that part they need to fix ,how is the even happening

@monumeena348

7 ай бұрын

@@fidelio9301 yeah but we will still invest in science

@hiteshadhikari

7 ай бұрын

​@@fidelio9301like the ones in LA camps and Californias homeless?

@AROMAL1123

7 ай бұрын

@@fidelio9301Like the homeless in UK and USA? UK website: www.jrf.org.uk/report/uk-poverty-2023 US website : www.census.gov/library/publications/2023/demo/p60-280.html

G'day Dagogo. Have you changed your acoustic environment? - Your vox doesnt have the same proximity as earlier vids. Cheers!

Here is what I concluded by "reading between the lines": 1. Americans did not find water on the Moon in any significant quantity (they said they did anyway), nor it was their intension - they were testing some kind of space-based weapons system (forbidden by international law, so they had to find a good story, and had to do it far enough from Earth). Everyone knows there's no water on the Moon, but they are playing along as the narrative is useful. 2. Russians either did not want to be left behind the Americans, or were curious what Americans did there, but in all likelihood the mission was indeed a failure, in most part due to being super-ambitious - they did not just want to land on the Moon, but also to do it on the straightest, shortest and fastest possible path, without ever completing a full orbit around neither Earth nor Moon, something no one attempted before, and something that may also indicate military mission. Plus what I understood, the reason for failure was not propulsion failure, but communication breakdown (jammed by the Americans maybe). 3. India played nicely, safely, and openly. The Indian goal was to advance its scientific and technological level, and to show off a bit in front of China in the middle of the historical BRICS summit. They also got a lot of help from the West (US, Britain, and France), not necessarily in rocket technology, but in communication, navigation, and tracking.

4:48 what does Jeremy bring to do the table. HES A MF CANADIAN ASTRONAUT 🤣🤣

@Gotten1888

7 ай бұрын

yeah the others don't add much, they have a lot of catch up to do

Love the job titles: Captain, Pilot, Mission Specialist, Canadian

Quentin Parker be having a deathwish

I died of laughter at the "Jeremy Hansen... Canadian" part. You did the guy dirty. You could have at least Googled his name. He is a physicist and fighter pilot..

Ground News makes some pretty ridiculous judgements on who gets to count as "center." From my perspective, there really are no "center" news outlets at all. Some are closer to center than others but from what I've seen, none really zigzag to both sides like you'd expect a true centrist to do.

The "well, actually" debate on it being the south pole is the most petty and pedantic argument I've seen recently. Regardless, it's a huge achievement.

@ArawnOfAnnwn

7 ай бұрын

At least it's a dispute over definitions and the landing itself. Meanwhile the UK responded by going on a tangent and complaining about the aid they send India. Aid which, incidentally, India told them over a decade ago was irrelevant and they didn't want. But they kept sending it anyway (mostly to their own NGOs mind) for domestic political posturing.

@dx-ek4vr

7 ай бұрын

It was mostly China trying to push that debate, I wouldn’t worry about that too much

@agrajyadav2951

7 ай бұрын

​@@dx-ek4vryes I can't believe some "people" take the changs seriously 😂

Is it just me finding this episode's sponsor (Ground News)'s analaysis so cool.

@patil-abhishek

7 ай бұрын

It is really cool

They’re making it seem like humans have never been on the moon.

That last part about China vs. India was a waste as it added nothing substantial to the video. I mean it WOULD have been relavent if it was discussed more, especially in the context of international relations and specifically the beef the two countries have with each other, but all we were told was that China said, "No they didn't", India didn't reply, and some random guy in Hong Kong said, "they got close. Respect🔥"

@agrajyadav2951

7 ай бұрын

If you stop to respond to every barking dog, you will become one yourself.

@jackzg9878

7 ай бұрын

The host has a strong bias against China and shows his subjective side of view. With all the congratulations from China, he nitpicked one argument about the landing location.😅