Video of People Running to Witness Chandrayaan-3 Launch Goes Viral; Netizens Comment That They’re “Feeling Proud”
Videos of people applauding Chandrayaan-3’s successful liftoff continue to dominate the internet as it enters its fourth orbit-raising maneuver. Chandrayaan-3 is India’s third attempt to land on the moon. Another video that just appeared online and quickly went viral shows the anticipation Indians had on July 14 before the launch.
The well-known Instagram influencer Gaurav Taneja posted the video on his own account. The influencer captioned the image with “Bharat successfully Launches #chandrayaan3 #JaiHind,” celebrating the first victory for India.
A guy begins the video clip by filming others in his immediate vicinity rushing in one direction. Chandrayaan-3 is seen to be about to launch and the lift-off is visible from the gathering spot shortly after arriving at the area. An animated audience is seen as the camera pans around them in the footage.
The cheers in the backdrop of the film multiplied when Chandrayaan-3 was launched in the direction of its objective. As the video comes to a close, viewers can see Chandrayaan-3, India’s spacecraft headed towards the moon.
Netizens expressed their affection and best wishes for the mission’s success in response to the video. The viewers could identify with the folks in the video’s exhilaration as they ran in that direction.
“This screaming shows the proud feeling,” a user said. Another person said, “When science is celebrated like this.. We are heading towards a new future of our country.” A third viewer said, “Proud to be an Indian.”
Business tycoon Anand Mahindra also posted the same video on his Twitter account, with the description, “There will be many who will question why we’re spending money on #Chandrayaan & indeed, on the whole space program. Here is the solution. When we aim for the stars, we feel proud of our technology and more confident as a country. It actually motivates everyone of us to aim high.
India’s attempt to reach the Moon and land a spacecraft there, known as Chandrayaan-3, is one of the nation’s most proud undertakings. According to ISRO, the spacecraft should arrive at its target on August 23.
