@Henry_Jones
People have been cheering russias lander crash but I think that is very sad. Regardless of your politics, science is for everyone. Therefore its a loss for everyone and russia haters should be ashamed.
@Jaishankar_s_supremacy
Hope we will be successful in Chandrayaah-3 mission, all the very best wishes to ISRO 🇮🇳🙏.
@UTTAMRAY07
Hope all will go as it planned not far from making history Wait is getting over soon MAY VICTORY BE ON OUR SIDE ✨✨✨
@GururajBN
Waiting with bated breath.👍 ISRO would have learned from the past errors and taken improved measures.
@numbersix8919
Happy Landings for Chandrayaan 3. To all our Indian brothers and sisters.
@TusharKumar_01
Waiting for to witness History, hope for safe landing..!😊
@Ranch022
Payalincho 🙏 From Arunachal Pradesh 🇮🇳
@SunsetBluebell
I don't think luna 25 was rushed as u mentioned it was planned well ahead of chandrayan 3 and it faced many issues due to sanctions and got delayed russia did it's best irrespective of the huge setbacks I am sure they will also learn from their mistakes like us and will launch a successful mission soon.
@Kiyoone
Imagine if china, russia and india together with brazil, did a cooperation to have its own space station to conduct its own studies to boost the countries science and culture? would be so great...
@TedieDadie
It's a super difficult task.🤞🏼 But we all hope for our success and I'm sure for it. A good news is on its way🤟🏼❤️🙏🏼
@lanasingh6093
Thank you for the nice explanation Sir😅Hoping Chandrayaan 3 successful landing on the moon 🌗🌙🇮🇳
@maverick1988
Ishwar ki kripa se ISRO apne mission mein successful ho🙏
@DineshSingh-bu6wy
once again amazing explanation sir ....best wishes to ISRO
@jayashrimohanasundaram3360
Very good information Amit. Fully updated. Thanks. Keep posting.
@yellowNred
Science is for the humanity. Jai Bharath. Sarve Bhavantu Sukhinah 🇮🇳❤️🙏
@chow3439
Best wishes to Chandrayan 3. May Lord Shiva remove all the obstacles from the path of successful soft landing.
@Panaputra
The Soviet Union was the major contributor to India's space effort. Foremost in this effort was Soviet technical assistance in building and in actually launching India's satellites Aryabhata and Bhaskara. On April 19, 1975, the Soviet Union launched India's first satellite Aryabhata.
@lias934
Scientific endeavours and commitments transcends borders 🔥⚡
@Lantluanga16