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On science, storytelling and future of Indian astronomy : In conversation with Rudra Sekhri
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In this inspiring episode of breaking the facts, we are thrilled to host Rudra, the youngest guest we've ever had on the show!
Rudra's enthusiasm for astronomy is truly infectious, and his journey from a passionate stargazer to an influential science communicator is nothing short of remarkable. Tune in as we delve into what sparked Rudra's love for science, his thoughts on the importance of science communication (scicomm), and the ethics and philosophy he upholds in his work.
We'll also explore Rudra's impressive achievements as a YouTube creator and author, uncovering the story behind his writing journey. As someone with Indian roots, Rudra shares his perspective on India's standing in the field of astronomy and offers insights into the future of Indian astronomy organizations like ISRO.
For our high school listeners, Rudra offers valuable advice on becoming a science communicator, especially in the Indian context where rural internet users form a significant part of the audience. Discover how we can revolutionize science communication in India and make it more accessible and relatable to everyone, regardless of their background.
Don't miss out on Rudra's inspiring journey and his vision for the future of science communication!
Links:
- Rudra's LinkedIn: [Visit Here]
Rudra's Book on Amazon: [Buy Now](http://www.amazon.com/rudrasbook)
-Astropods YouTube Channel: [Watch Here](http://www.youtube.com/astropods)
Join us for an episode filled with passion, inspiration, and a look at the bright future of astronomy and science communication through the eyes of a young visionary.
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