Hollywood will make a film on Azamgarh’s scientist | Hollywood will make a film on Azamgarh’s scientist: Ronald Emmerich’s team is working, he became famous for inventing imaging technology and biodiesel – Azamgarh News

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It is definitely a matter of pride for India as well as Azamgarh district. Scientist Yogeshwar Nath Mishra is a resident of Azamgarh district of UP. Earlier, he has discovered the fastest imaging technology and biodiesel. This is the reason why Bollywood’s eyes fell on Yogeshwar Nath Mishra.

He was seen like this during the shooting of the film being made on Azamgarh scientist Yogeshwar Nath Mishra.

You will get exposure from the film

While talking to Dainik Bhaskar, scientist Yogeshwar Nath Mishra said that this is a science fiction movie. At first I was hesitant to work in this film of Hollywood director Ronald Emmerich. Then I felt that this is a great opportunity for me. This will give me exposure in a new field. This will bring glory to the country. This will give crores of youth and thousands of scientists of India a chance to represent themselves. There is no bigger platform than Hollywood. It will be seen all over the world.

I will definitely play this role. I have to play the role of an Indian space scientist. What can be more proud than this? Hollywood is very close to the University of California and NASA. Science, technology and discovery are my passion. In Hollywood, getting roles and performances is a big deal. This will help me improve my personality.

Scientist Yogeshwar Nath Mishra while inventing laser imaging technology in California.

The invention of the fastest laser imaging technology brought recognition

While talking to Dainik Bhaskar, the young scientist said that he has developed the world’s fastest imaging technology. This invention brought me recognition. After which even a Hollywood director noticed me. This will be a new experience for me.

I consider myself a dedicated scientist. Imaging technology can record the process between laser and particle at a speed of 12.5 billion frames per second. This technology is 1000 times faster than modern methods.

Using his technique, he has successfully studied the process of formation of nanoparticles during combustion. These nanoparticles are produced in our daily life from the fuel used in cooking food to the fuel used in rockets and airplanes. They are harmful to our environment. Along with this, in the month of May, a revolutionary technique has been developed for bio diesel research which improves the efficiency of engines.