00:00With my school to learn many things about the rocket science, rocket technologies, about the ISRO organization, which I did
00:08not know about.
00:09I basically am from bio background, so I'm not much familiar about it.
00:14When I came, they told me many things about the past, present and future about the ISRO and how the
00:20space program started working with NASA and all these other space organizations from other various countries and how ISRO developed.
00:28I learned it and I find it very fascinating to know much more about it and all these students that
00:35are presenting all the presentations here, they are doing it very well and they are making us learn many things
00:42and they are teaching us in various ways.
00:44Like I did not know much about the satellites, the four types of satellites and the satellites which have been
00:50launched, which are going to be launched, the future programs and the recent ones, I did not know much about
00:54it.
00:54They told me, they explained me in such a respectful and lovely way.
01:00I found it very fascinating and very lovable experience and my personal favorite were the four types of satellites which
01:07I learned like the one with the remote sensing satellites, the communication satellite, the navigation satellites and the interplanetary satellites
01:14which are required for the research of the space and other planets.
01:19The remote sensing satellites is just about explaining and telling us the conditions which are happening on the earth like
01:28the land condition, the geological state, the weather and all.
01:32The communication satellites is very useful in our day-to-day life which we talk like when we are talking
01:38like right now, we can talk in phones, we are talking through various apps and messages, the TVs, it is
01:45all a part of the communication satellites.
01:47The navigation satellites, one famous example of navigation satellites is GPS, it gives us the particular location where we can
01:56reach and everything about it and the interplanetary satellites allows us to explore new geological bodies, the new planets and
02:07the other satellites, meteoroids, asteroids that are present on the solar system and other about the stars.
02:15Like we are finding a new planet which is habitable for us, so that's what the interplanetary satellites does.
02:22That exhibition is from the central government at ISRO, Indian Space Organization and Research, which is a Vikram Sarabhai Space
02:32exhibition.
02:32A Vikram Sarabhai Space University shows, which is a beautiful exhibition because of the importance of its culture and our
02:39social media, which is the terrain of the ground that we are in the world.
02:39So, it has to be seen as in the long as we are entering our place for all students and
02:40faculty, thus, we can look forward to the LOTR, the issues that we are in the world, including youth and
02:43faculty.
02:43And all the students and the colleges.
02:44So, because all of the university and colleges, and all of the alumni work is called their central institute and
02:52university, subject is in the neighbourhood for all the students and faculty.
02:56So, it takes part of all due to this exhibition, which is the main culture.
03:02with audio and visualisation, both of them will interact with scientists and other scientists.
03:11The second section is space on the wheels, which means they take their bus and in the bus
03:17there are the whole satellite models, they arrange the information in the bus.
03:26The third part is the exhibition area.
03:29In the exhibition area, the satellite model, the launching model,
03:33all of them are kept in real,
03:36in which the kids know the reality,
03:39how they see, how they are working, how they are working, how they are working,
03:44how they are working in the future,
03:44and the whole information chart is put in there,
03:47that the kids can see them and ask them,
03:51and our college volunteers are explaining them.
03:54The whole volunteers are explaining them.
