I Spent 1000 HOURS Studying ISRO - What I Found Blew My Mind | Space Documentary
花了1000小时研究ISRO——发现让我大吃一惊
We’re beyond excited to share with you our most ambitious project yet—the unbelievable story of ISRO, the Indian Space Research Organization. This is a tale that transcends borders and timelines, impacting not just us in India, but the entire world—and potentially the future of humanity itself.
From its humble begngs in a remote fishing village—where rocket parts were literally transported on bicycles and bullock carts—to making history with missions like reaching Mars on the first attempt and landing near the Moon’s mysterious south pole, ISRO’s journey is nothing short of legendary.
This video is about more than just space. It’s about pushing the boundaries of what’s possible, about daring to dream when all odds are stacked against you. We’ll take you through the lives of visionary scientists like Dr. Vikram Sarabhai and Dr. APJ Abdul Kalam, uncovering the unshakable determination that turned a nation’s dreams into reality. We’ll explore how space exploration has not only reshaped our understanding of the universe, but also redefined what it means to be human—bringing tangible benefits to life on Earth and uniting us in a shared vision of the future.
非常兴奋地与大家分享我们最雄心勃勃的项目——印度空间研究组织（ISRO）令人难以置信的故事。这是一个超越国界和时间线的故事，不仅影响了我们印度人，而且影响了整个世界，甚至可能影响了人类的未来。
从一个不起眼的偏远渔村开始——印度最初的火箭部件实际上是用自行车和牛车运输的——到第一次尝试到达火星并在月球神秘的南极附近着陆等创造历史，ISRO的旅程简直就是传奇。
不仅仅是关于空间，而且关于突破可能的界限，在所有因素都对你不利的情况下敢于梦想。我们带你了解像Vikram Sarabhai博士和APJ Abdul Kalam博士这样有远见的科学家的生活，揭示一个国家的梦想变成现实的不可动摇的决心。
我们探索太空不仅重塑了我们对宇宙的理解，而且重新定义了人类的意义——为地球上的生命带来切实的好处，并将我们团结在共同的未来愿景中。
以下是外国网友的评论：
epicescapes.-gn1ro
Her storytelling is incredible...
The whole video was an emotional rollercoaster...
India can dream bigger
她讲故事的能力令人难以置信。
让人听得情绪起伏不定。
印度可以怀揣更宏伟的梦想
siddharthsingh1001
I have worked with ISRO in past and let me tell you the harsh reality. ISRO as an organisation is doing great but the scientist and technicians working there are extremely frustrated. The work culture is extremely toxc. The compensation they get for doing such immense work is nothing (Even her designer/editor would have gotten more salary than them). Many scientists therefore leave the job for some other things or move abroad. The research job done there is something extraordinary and beautiful but as a society we don't treat them properly and respectfully (Remembering them on some project result day is not the definition of Respect). People working there are motivated and geniuses but after staying in toxc work culture and tensed environment, they get stressed and frustrated. The amount of pressure and time schedule is incomparable. They are the real heroes who should get fame but instead nowadays cringe influencers are more popular and rich than them. The amount of Budget for projects they work with is literally shocking. I hope the situation changes soon.
If we don't respect the Scientists and Engineers of a Nation, then the progress will be very slow.
我曾在ISRO工作过，让我告诉你残酷的现实。
ISRO作为一个组织做得很好，但在里面工作的科学家和技术人员非常沮丧。
这种工作文化是极其有害的。他们做了这么多工作，得到的报酬是微不足道的（甚至设计师/编辑的薪水都比他们高）。
因此，许多科学家离职从事其他工作或移居国外。
那里完成的研究工作是非凡的，但作为一个社会，我们没有正确地对待他们，尊重他们。
在那里工作的人都是积极向上的天才，但在颓废的工作文化和紧张的环境中工作后，他们会感到压力大、沮丧。
工作安排让人喘不过气。他们是真正的英雄，应该出名，但现在网红都比他们更受欢迎，更富有。
他们的项目预算数额简直低得令人震惊。我希望情况能尽快改变。
如果我们不尊重国家的科学家和工程师，那么进步会非常缓慢。
CSAdityaHoon
Wow just wow!! I'm overwhelmed with emotions, and tears well up in my eyes. This is my first-ever Superchat, and I'm honored to support your outstanding content. Your video is truly breathtaking! The way you've woven together the history, present, and future of mankind's space exploration is absolutely stunning.
I'd like to pay tribute to the visionary founders of India's space journey: Dr. Vikram Sarabhai, Dr. Homi Bhabha, and Dr. APJ Abdul Kalam (whose revelation sent shivers down my spine). My deepest respect goes out to all individuals involved in this remarkable endeavor of space exploration.
As a space enthusiast, I firmly believe that space exploration is invaluable. It sparks profound questions: Who are we? Who is our creator? What lies beyond our universe? The mysteries of space fascinate me, and I hope to contribute to its exploration one day.
哇，我情绪激动，泪水夺眶而出。真是令人叹为观止！你将人类太空探索的历史、现在和未来编织在一起，令人惊叹。
我要向印度太空之旅富有远见的创始人致敬：Vikram Sarabhai博士、Homi Bhabha博士和APJ Abdul Kalam博士（他们的发现让我震颤）。我向所有参与这项非凡的太空探索事业的人致以最深切的敬意。
作为一名太空爱好者，我坚信太空探索是无价之宝。它引发了一些深刻的问题：我们是谁？谁是我们的创造者？在我们的宇宙之外有什么？太空的奥秘让我着迷，我希望有一天能为探索太空做出贡献。
ASR-su8ib
I am Proud to say , currently I am working in ISRO and working on a big moon project !
我很自豪，目前我在印度空间研究组织工作，正在参与一个大型月球项目！
sreyaskrishna490
Great to see YouTube channels like yours praising ISRO for what it does. I feel like we don't give much appreciation to them for what they do , I have seen many channels who talk about NASA regularly but ISRO rarely... Especially given the limited funding they get , they are doing so much. Sky isn't the limit for ISRO.. Go hard and reach higher ISRO
我看到很多频道经常谈论美国宇航局，但很少谈论ISRO，他们得到的资金有限，但他们做了这么多。天空不是ISRO的极限，加油！
Harsh-xw8ou
Maybe by watching this vi Indian youth will be inspired to contribute in Indian Space Sector! Rather than going abroad for a higher pay!
也许看完这个，印度年轻人会受到启发，为印度的航天部门做出贡献！而不是为了更高的薪水去国外淘金！
anilkr8126
Absolutely mindblowing video to show reality of India's journey about space science....#ISRO
令人兴奋，展示了印度太空科学之旅的实际情况#ISRO
debabratabehera5715
Feels like watching "Cosmos"
感觉就像在看《宇宙》
sandeepprasad1594
I was in tears .....Thanks for making us live the journey og 100s of people in ISRO to make our present pleasent. I look forward for more such stories from India's past, present and future.
泪目了.....感谢你让我们体验了印度空间研究组织的旅程，感觉很棒。我期待看到更多关于印度过去、现在和未来的故事。
TarunSharma-xf1kx
what a beautiful way of presentation given by you it was a journey of Ups and downs for ISRO and the the world we live in is so Tiny when we explore the space ...But all said and done I want you to bring out the sad climatic conditions our Earth is facing right now ...The carbon emissions has globally effected the Earth which is dying a slow Death.....
讲得真好，ISRO的跌宕起伏之旅，当我们探索太空时，我们生活的世界显得如此之小…但话说回来，希望你把我们地球现在面临的可悲的气候条件说出来……碳排放已经在全球范围内影响了地球，地球正在缓慢死亡.....
VeDeKar
Where are we, who are we and why are we...
我们是谁，我们在哪
virajitg.p2510
Rocket Boys is a must watch for anyone interested in the Indian space/nuclear mission
对印度太空/核任务感兴趣的人一定要看《火箭男孩》
theemperor4901
When I heard "Sare Jahan se accha" I got literal goosebumps after a long time, I hope we young indians create a great nation for all Indians Absolutely loved the video.
我希望我们年轻的印度人创造一个伟大的国家。
veer_ai
Beautifully narrated and presented the journey of our space program ISRO. I literally had tears in my eyes.
Please make a Hindi version of this, so that it can reach to every Indian and future scientists from rural India.
精彩的叙述，展示了我们的太空计划和ISRO的旅程。我真的热泪盈眶。
请制作一个印度语版本，让每个印度人和未来的印度科学家都能看到。
Clovery-R15
I was literally in tears of sad and joy, each and every second of the video and the narration is extraordinary!!!! Health is wealth
我真的是喜极而泣，每一秒的旁白都是非凡的！健康就是财富
adityaraj8926
I just hope we get to explore more of the mysteries of the DAMN!!! UNIVERSE and our only EARTH in the coming years.
希望在未来的几年里，我们能探索更多关于宇宙和地球的奥秘。
manan-543
The growth of isro is amazing. It has a lot of potential. A few problems still plague it
Isro is very underfunded as comapred to other space organisations. The mangalyan was very impressive for its cost. But if we wanna make robust advanced rockets for the next stage of space exploration we need to give it more money.
The scientists and engineers in isro are paid very less. This is bad thing because even people who have a passion for space and astronomy wont be going for this career. Or they'll go abroad and work for nasa. If we wanna retain talent in india we need to compensate them accordingly.
There is a lot of interest in space and astronomy in india. But the research landscape of india is very poor. Only 0.7 of gdp is spent on research.
Imagine the ratio of that given for space research. If we wanna compete with the usa and russia we have to increase our research spending both in space and overall.
isro的发展是惊人的。它有很大的潜力，一些问题仍然困扰着它
与其他太空组织相比，Isro资金非常有限。如果我们想为下一阶段的太空探索制造强大的先进火箭，我们需要给它更多的资金。
Isro的科学家和工程师的薪水非常低。这是一件坏事，即使是对太空和天文学有热情的人也不会从事这项职业，或者他们会去国外为NASA工作。
如果我们想在印度留住人才，我们需要给他们相应的报酬。
印度人对太空和天文学很感兴趣。但是印度的研究前景非常糟糕。仅GDP的0.7%用于研究。
想象一下太空研究的比例。如果我们想与美国和俄罗斯竞争，就必须增加在太空领域的研究支出。
podz311
We were never a science ignorant nation. Our roots and ancient scriptures and Nalanda University showcases our far more in-depth knowledge of cosmos, science, space and humanity. Always Love and Respect for ISRO and my Bharat
我们并非是一个不懂科学的国家。我们的根源、古老的经文和那烂陀大学展示了我们对宇宙，科学，空间和人类的深入了解。永远尊重印度空间研究组织，爱我的印度
vijayasankaran
My kind request to Aevy TV team is to release this video in regional languages. Every Indian especially young Indians should watch it. I am 100% sure that this will inspire our young minds to become the next Sarabai, Dhawan, Kalam. Jai Hind !!!
每个印度人，尤其是年轻的印度人都应该看看。我百分之百确信，这将激励我们的年轻人成为下一个萨拉拜、达万、卡拉姆。印度必胜！！
anuragtuti7357
We need more content like this about India's space ambitions and the potential we have. Reigniting of scientific temper in the minds of our youth is the need of the hour. If somehow, we can manage to do that, this world will become a much better place.
我们需要更多关于印度太空雄心和潜力的内容。让我们的青年重燃科学激情是时代的需要。如果我们能设法做到这一点，这个世界将变得更加美好。
pushpakjha243
Passion + Dedication = ISRO
热情+奉献= ISRO
vinayakmishra8408
I couldn't help but feel the importance of mentioning one scientist who was missed in the list
Sir Nambi Narayan, who was the reason India could even make the liquid fuel engines and think of going bigger using cryogenics whose vision and ambition is what fuelled and allowed ISRO to succeed
名单上遗漏了一名科学家，Nambi Narayan爵士，是他让印度能够制造液体燃料发动机，并考虑使用低温技术制造更大的发动机，他的远见和雄心推动了ISRO的成功。