Long before India entered the space age, Aryabhata was exploring the worlds of mathematics and astronomy. His ideas became part of India's rich scientific heritage, and centuries later, his name travelled into space.
On 19 April 1975, India launched Aryabhata, its first satellite, named in honour of the ancient Indian astronomer. It marked an important milestone in India's scientific journey.
In this episode of Histely, we explore the story of the mathematician, the satellite, and the remarkable connection between ancient knowledge and modern scientific ambition.
A journey from the curious mind of an ancient scholar to a spacecraft orbiting our planet—and a reminder that humanity's search for understanding has no single beginning or end.
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