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Now I am become Death, the destroyer of worlds." - This quote is from the Hindu scripture Bhagavad Gita, Chapter 11, Verse 32. It gained fame when it was used by the renowned scientist, J. Robert Oppenheimer.There is Hollywood movie released named Oppenheimer which made this statement famous again. In this video, let's discuss the significance of this quote , what is this controversy and explore the life of J. Robert Oppenheimer. #oppenheimer #oppenheimerfilm #oppenheimermoviereview #history #openheimer #realstory #science #atomicbombdome #trending Oppenheimer, atomic bomb, Manhattan Project, Trinity test, Hiroshima, Nagasaki, nuclear weapons, history, science, culture #oppenheimer #movie #review #christopher #nolan #rdj #cillianmurphy #rdj #robertdowneyjr #mattdamon #emilyblunt #barbenheimer

Did you know the Moon controls our tides? Its gravitational pulls on the oceans, making the water rise and fall. Which is very important because tide , shapes our coastlines and has a big impact on sea life and the intricate interactions between land and sea. It creates what we know as high and low tides. During high tide, the water levels rise, and shorelines become submerged. This flooding effect can shape the coastline, carving out bays, inlets. In contrast, during low tide, the water retreats, revealing vast stretches of intertidal zones and exposing fascinating marine habitats. Did you know that the Moon helps Earth stay balanced?. It stops our planet from wobbling too much, which keeps our climate stable. Without the Moon, our weather would be unpredictable and extreme. We're lucky to have regular seasons because of the Moon! Have you noticed how the Moon changes its shape? We call these changes 'moon phases.' People have used them for a long time to measure time, plan when to plant crops, and celebrate special occasions. Animals use the Moon to find their way. Some creatures that are active at night, like bats and owls, use the Moon's light to move around. It helps them find food and avoid getting lost. The Moon is like a compass for these animals, Human also used moon position to navigate and course correction in ocean. The Moon is like a stepping stone for space exploration. It's a good place to practice and learn before going even farther into space. Countries are thinking about building bases on the Moon to help us explore and travel to other planets. So The Moon is our doorway to the stars

Did you know that there is only one time when all the countries in the world agreed on one thing? Yes, it happened only once. And do you know what it was? In 1980, scientists discovered a hole in the ozone layer of the Earth. This hole was created by pollution, primarily by a gas called CFC. This harmful gas was responsible for the complete destruction of the ozone layer. To address this problem, around 200 countries came together and decided to halt the production and use of this gas. The effect was tremendous, as our ozone layer started to heal #rumble, #adventure, #science, #earth, #UN, #greenearth,#ozone

Note : I made a verbal mistake in the video. The cost is in rupees, not in dollars. The total cost of Chandrayaan 3 is 6.1 billion rupees, which is approximately 75 million dollars. I apologize for the inconvenience caused Let's discuss why the success of Chandrayaan 3 is very important for the space community. Before delving into that, let's see how much it cost to make Chandrayaan 3. Chandrayaan 3 cost a total of 6.1 billion, which is very less compared to other space organizations around the world. Chandrayaan 3 is expected to reach the moon on August 23, where it will attempt to land on the South Pole of the moon. Once it touches down, it will deploy a rover Pragyaan to the moon's surface, which will then study the moon's surface. Just to remind you, the Indian moon mission Chandrayaan 1 was the first mission to find lunar water. Similarly, this mission's rover is equipped with its own scientific payloads to investigate the moon, including the Laser-Induced Breakdown Spectroscope (LIBS), which allows for the analysis of the chemical composition of the lunar surface. Meanwhile, the lander will study the South Pole of the moon. This is very important for the space industry because if the landing is successful, it can provide a cheaper way of space travel.

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