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- Опубликовано: 11 сен 2024
- SpaceX’s Falcon 9 rocket will launch the Dragon spacecraft to low Earth orbit to deliver critical cargo to the International Space Station (ISS) for NASA. SpaceX is targeting an afternoon launch of its eighth Commercial Resupply Services mission (CRS-8) from Space Launch Complex 40 at Cape Canaveral Air Force Station, Fla. The instantaneous launch window opens on April 8th at 8:43pm UTC, and a backup launch window opens at 8:20pm UTC on April 9th. Dragon will be deployed about 10 minutes after liftoff and attach to the ISS about two days after launch. Following stage separation, the first stage of the Falcon 9 will attempt an experimental landing on the “Of Course I Still Love You” droneship in the Atlantic Ocean.
Amazing. Awesome. No words to describe this... thanks Elon, thanks SpaceX, thanks to everyone who has made this possible. Today we have made history. Tomorrow we will be remembered.
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Martí!! *-*
+CdeCiencia Espero que hagas un video sobre esto :D
+CdeCiencia No puedo esperar a que subas el video de Noticias cientificas jajaj xD.. Saludos Marti! Espero que sigas creciendo en youtube, eres muy bueno en lo que haces! :)
+CdeCiencia very good that they spent millions on this program instead spending it on clean water, food (non-GMO), clean air, better medicine.... )
Coming back to watch this when these landings are commonplace is heartwarming. I hope one day I can come back to Starship's early test flights with a similar feeling.
damn, these guys are really good at Kerbal space program
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My attempts on landing are like the first ones XD
Memes.
I bet they use Elons life hacks.
Lol
I hope everyone watching this realizes how significant this is.
+WilliamRayWalters I don't. How will this benefit us?
+The Fearmoths Well, it's like if you had to deliver a cargo on truck somewhere you had to throw away the truck. With auto landing rockets, you can get the first stage back and save a shitload of cash, making space exploration more accessible
SpaniardChris It's impressive but I don't really see how space exploration is helping us here on earth.
+The Fearmoths A milestone towards a potential 100-fold decrease in price of spaceflight. So around $600,000 per flight, instead of $60,000,000. Not only does that mean space agencies can launch a lot more rockets with the same budget, but it also means that space flight becomes possible for many more companies. And a middle class person could even save up for a few decades to buy a ticket to move to Mars (once a civilization is established there anyway). That's the ballpark this achievement is in.
+The Fearmoths Cheaper space travel will speed up space exploration technology. There are already companies developing technologies for extraterrestrial mining operations. Asteroid belts are full of platinum group and other heavy materials. All we have to do is get there and bring them back. There are rocks floating in space containing more platinum than Earths crust. The only obstacle is space travel. Easy access to those rare materials will speed up technology and make it much cheaper for everyone.
I love how the caption says "Atlantic Ocean, Earth" at 30:22. Can't wait for the Mars caption.
+Cem Dursun Exactly
Arcadia planitia, Mars
At 19:50 the lower part of the rocket is completely white without a pattern. Look at 36:50. It's a completely different image. This is fraud, deception.
@@realblast1 you mean the legs folded out and the area behind them didnt have the same exposure to the atmosphere? no wayyy
@@travisalbers96 No friend. The rocket was completely white when fired. Of course, there will be traces of combustion. But there is a flat horizontal trace in the middle of the landing rocket. I mean, this cannot be because of the burning.
Never thought seeing a rocket stage land upright on a boat in the middle of the ocean would make me cry. It did. Congratulations to everyone at SpaceX.
At 19:50 the lower part of the rocket is completely white without a pattern. Look at 36:50. It's a completely different image. This is fraud, deception.
@@realblast1 You are thinking a little too conspiratorially. At the 19:50 point you refer to, you can clearly see the SpaceX logo and just above it a clear line underneath which the rocket is shinier than above the line. That appears to me where the dark area begins on the rocket at the 36:50 point. I am guessing, but I think there must have been some thin covering over the landing legs, perhaps for aerodynamic reasons, which was discarded once the legs deployed. Add to this the fact that SpaceX has repeated the maneuver many times since and it makes your assertion unbelievable.
@@prieten49 19:50 shows the rocket ascending with landing legs folded. 36:50 shows the landed stage with the legs deployed. That “pattern” you see is the soot from the engine burns on descent. Everything is clearly explainable, and you can see these landings in person. Deception? I think not Fuat
I did totally tear up a little bit during the landing. It's an amazing testament to the ingenuity of today's engineers. Superb job, SpaceX!
I'm a mere spectator watching this in my living room, eyes covered in tears, and clapping uncontrollably with a huge smile.
Thanks to everyone at SpaceX for all your hard work. This is truly amazing :)
At 19:50 the lower part of the rocket is completely white without a pattern. Look at 36:50. It's a completely different image. This is fraud, deception.
@@realblast1 that’s because of the intense heat and engine exhaust going up the side of the falcon 9 first stage because of soot
2016: cried while watching it
2020: cried again while watching it again
Awesome to watch how the history was made seven years ago. 🎉
Congratulations SpaceX, it was awesome to watch live !
Woke up early to watch live here from Australia. As a first year engineering student, I am so excited for the future. All I want to do in life is come to America to help Space X and the human race get to Mars and watching the workers cheering and clapping just made me want to strive to achieve my goal and be among that one day even more. I can not thank you enough Elon for what you are doing.
+Dan Pearson I'm jealous! Go for it! I hope you make it, you are growing up during the right time in space travel.
+Dan Pearson BLESS YOU!!!!
PS: Reading these comments I'm glad so many people around the world like it, yet IT AMAZES ME that SO MANY PROVERBIAL DUMBASSES BELIEVE THE EARTH IS FLAT!!!!!
@@SawdEndymon How are things coming along?
How's college going?
@@spicyx6820 I graduated at the end of last year as an Aerospace and Electrical major, and am currently 10 months into my first job working as a software engineer. Living in Australia there are very few opportunities for me to get my foot in the door of the aerospace industry, so for now I'm just giving everything I throw myself at 110% and seeing where life takes me. I certainly can't remember the last time I missed a launch. 😊
damn, this brought tears to my eyes. great job SpaceX
At 19:50 the lower part of the rocket is completely white without a pattern. Look at 36:50. It's a completely different image. This is fraud, deception.
I keep coming back to this one after every successful droneship landing, like CRS-19 yesterday. People are now commenting how normal sticking these landings has seemingly become, and they're right. Re-watching this (mostly from 27:07 forward) reminds me that it wasn't always like that, and what a huge achievement it was for SpaceX and the world.
The roar of the team once they see the rocket standing on the platform -- so much joy! It has not been that emotional since Falcon-1 first made orbit.
Amazing, I cried. We have to be thankful for Elon Musk, he's a once in a century type visionary.
+QuantumBraced I cried too! are we the only ones?!
+QuantumBraced I shed some tears as well. Could be the crowd going wild from the back ( Q u Q)
Poetry in motion, simply amazing.
Even after years of landing I came back to the original. Certainly brought a tear to my eye.
I cried too!
This is the stuff that science fiction promised me.
Fuck yeah
At 19:50 the lower part of the rocket is completely white without a pattern. Look at 36:50. It's a completely different image. This is fraud, deception.
@@realblast1 ruclips.net/video/pQyKQCW57s0/видео.html
@@realblast1 actually that is soot
As a fellow electrical engineer, I just cried. I don't think the general public knows/understand the amount of work that needs to be done to get this marvelous rocket to land in that autonomous landing droneship. SpaceX is quickly becoming a symbol of hope for us all. I'd recommend High Schoolers and new college freshmans to give science and engineering a chance. We can definitely change lives for the better. Go SpaceX! Congratulations! What an amazing job!
At 19:50 the lower part of the rocket is completely white without a pattern. Look at 36:50. It's a completely different image. This is fraud, deception.
It's too sad so many people don't realize how incredible and mindblowing and historic this is.
+Logan Vararok explain it to me please, i don't understand the hype
+Logan Vararok yes please, I have no idea whats going on.
+Jean Alphonse They landed a rocket flying into orbit at 10.000 km/h. They made it turn around, fly all the way back, hit the atmosphere just right where the rocket doesnt't burn up, manage to bullseye hit a tiny 20x20m barge in the middle of the ocean while winds were going 50+ mph, effectively cutting the way for a nearly 100 fold marginal cost reduction in manufacturing of rockets or in other words: Paved the way for the commercial viability of space.
*This will change the future, understand now?*
+Jean Alphonse Once we get something into space, we separate the parts not being used anymore. The problem is, it just becomes junk floating in orbit. It'd be a lot better if we could just land it to reuse it since it saves a ton of money. It's also historic because it's the first step in creating spacecraft that can take off, go into space and then land back on earth without separation.
Holy shit thats amazing. History has been written right there.
I grew up watching the Mercury, Gemini, Apollo and later the Space Shuttle launches. This ranks right up there with Neil Armstrong stepping off the LM on the Moon. Congrats to all involved. Simply breathtaking
At 19:50 the lower part of the rocket is completely white without a pattern. Look at 36:50. It's a completely different image. This is fraud, deception.
this is how history is made!
so.... WHY ISNT THIS ON EVERY NEWS AND PHONE AND PC WORLDWIDE?
Because idiots think that celebrities or idiotic candidates are more important
It's actually my phone, and PC background image 😅
Because the MSM hates Elon Musk.
Because it's a private company
At 19:50 the lower part of the rocket is completely white without a pattern. Look at 36:50. It's a completely different image. This is fraud, deception.
I can almost cry. I am so proud of those young guys and gals working at SpaceX. This new generation of space scientists & engineers rock.
At 19:50 the lower part of the rocket is completely white without a pattern. Look at 36:50. It's a completely different image. This is fraud, deception.
Look at all these people at spacex, young and beautiful and already making wonderful things advancing humanity.
This is so amazing! SpaceX is changing space technology for the better. Gotta love Elon Musk, am I right?
+818Gaming And his whole team at SpaceX! Takes a lot of people to make something like this happen.
Definitely.
+818Gaming And the great engineering team behind him ;-)
To everyone who made this idea, a reality.
+818Gaming Elon Musk is Jesus!!
Launch - 18:50
1st Stage Separation - 21:35
1st Stage Landing - 27:25
Solar Panel Deployment - 32:00
+Abhishek Gaurav no problem :)
Not all heros wear capes
**faps the landing button**
At 19:50 the lower part of the rocket is completely white without a pattern. Look at 36:50. It's a completely different image. This is fraud, deception.
@@realblast1 ruclips.net/video/pQyKQCW57s0/видео.html
This is absolutely one of the coolest things I've ever witnessed in my 66 years on the planet. Thank you SpaceX. Congratulations, and keep on keeping' on!!!!
Gosh I can't believe I teared up when I saw the first stage landing so perfectly!! No wonder people love working at SpaceX, it's a crazily meaningful and inspirational job
What a perfect landing through development and trial and error! I work in the technical field and what most people do not realize is that ground breaking advances are made by experimenting!!Well done to the Space X engineers and all the hard working employees!!!!
At 19:50 the lower part of the rocket is completely white without a pattern. Look at 36:50. It's a completely different image. This is fraud, deception.
I love seeing the real engineers, real software guys, real people doing the "reporting". And when successful , the emotional satisfaction they show is impossible to contain. Nice work guys.
At 19:50 the lower part of the rocket is completely white without a pattern. Look at 36:50. It's a completely different image. This is fraud, deception.
7 years and counting impressive work SpaceX of course I still love you ❤
incredible... just.... wow...
And these days, this has become so routine that a failed landing makes the news.
At 19:50 the lower part of the rocket is completely white without a pattern. Look at 36:50. It's a completely different image. This is fraud, deception.
@@realblast1 that's because the side was being burned off because it entered the earths atmosphere. It's white in some of those spots because the landing legs were covering it. The rest of the black is residue due to re-entry
@@realblast1 ruclips.net/video/pQyKQCW57s0/видео.html
Huge congrats SpaceX you guys are doing such great work! Aggghhhhhhhh I'm so exited haha!
At 19:50 the lower part of the rocket is completely white without a pattern. Look at 36:50. It's a completely different image. This is fraud, deception.
@@realblast1 ruclips.net/video/pQyKQCW57s0/видео.html
This brought a tear to my eye, that landing was beautiful.
I helped make the Titan IV-B SRB's back in the late 1980's. They're solid, not liquid, but I speak with authority when I say I find this fantastic and awe inspiring. I would have never dreamed that you could reserve enough fuel for a launch as well as a landing. With all the guidance failures and bad burns I've experienced on SRMs, you help me believe the dream will stay alive! Love your engineering, your creativity, and your perseverance. This is what it takes. Keep up the excellent work.
Great to hear the support of someone that has so much experience in the field, he really is a one of a kind, with a very talented team behind him.
Made me Cry.. my Dad was a part of Apollo.. this is HUGE.... Thanks to ALL!!
Every fucking time I watch Stage - I separation, I get goosebumps and my eyes fill up with tears. Well done humanity!
One more historic landing! That was one hell of a show! Better than any movie experience.
Today in 2021, the Falcon’s boosters landing have become a normal event. Wow, what a year to be alive
Watched the first one land live, now this... Thank you SpaceX. These are big steps to an awesome future!
I wanted to cry just watching that. Outstanding work Space X and it's employees. Excellent.
This one for the history books! Amazing! Oh, what a time to be alive!
Congratulations! That deceleration maneuver right before landing looked insane. Good job!
+pi314159265358978 They don't call it a suicide burn for nothing ;)
35:50 Congratulation for the landing SpaceX ! Awesome footage !
HOLY SHIT THEY DID IT!!!!!!!
CONGRATS SPACEX!!!!
And the fact they nailed the landing with the barge rolling in the waves...props.
Trump take note: this is the way to make America great again!
Capitalism?
+sparkss4
Yeah, a private space program?
+Danny Puran
They did once. That time is now past.
+Danny Puran yeah because putting people on the Moon, launching the Hubble space telescope, the International Space Station or sending missions to Mars and beyond is just an anecdote. Give them money, with 1% of what the US spend on military they could go back to Moon and start preparing the trip to Mars.
+Danny Puran Never did cool shit? Oh they just went to the Moon, not cool shit at all
HISTORY HAS BEEN MADE BY SPACEX. .
Congratulations. WOW!!! Awesome is too weak a word to describe this magnificent accomplishment.
at 12:27 she says "There are 250 science..." and my inner kerbal said "that's a lot of science..."
+SedadoGaming You made my day.
At 19:50 the lower part of the rocket is completely white without a pattern. Look at 36:50. It's a completely different image. This is fraud, deception.
@@realblast1 that's cause by sut buildup during the re-entry process.... Also adding to it are the 2 burns the 1st stage has to do on its way back
Launch: 27:18
Landing attempt: 35:50
+Thulyblu thanks fam
you the real mvp
Popular youtuber uploads video: 4 millions views instantly
Mankind makes history: 1.5 million subs in months
I mean 1.5 million views lol
To be fair this news has probably been shown in many different videos across many different channels, including TV, so I believe the spread is much larger for this than some C web comedian.
At 19:50 the lower part of the rocket is completely white without a pattern. Look at 36:50. It's a completely different image. This is fraud, deception.
I'll say something: Im impressed by Space X's ability to land a rocket on top of a ship that's just floating in the ocean. Whoever designed that procedure and equipment is feeling really good about themselves right now.
They keep sending these things to Isis? Dont we have sanctions or something?
+CowsR4me lmao
lol
+CowsR4me ayyyyyyyy
+CowsR4me WOW SO FUNNY shut the fuck up.
+Pan kurczak He's just joking, don't take it too serious.
This is the most remarkable thing I've seen since I watched the Apollo Moon landings! It's science fiction come true.
Congratulations from Russia, Space X and Elon Musk!! Keep it on!
Kate and Tom sound like these kinds in school who always said that they didn't learn for the test and might have failed it, but than it comes out they landed an A+. Great work spaceX - greetings from Germany!
Incredible achievement. Had tears in my eyes watching the passion of the Spacex team. Huge huge achievement. Massive respect. Well done guys.
Congratulations SpaceX!!
I cried
Thanks to all SpaceX engineers! They bring future closer to us.
27:28.....the SpaceX employees..... chills.
Tears of science.
Of Course, I Still Love You!
I was a boy back in the 1950's reading science fiction which featured the privatisation of the space program. This video could not have captured more completely the excitement that that I felt then as I read those books and I now fee (for real).
To say "WOW!" is the very, very least you could possibly say about this.
WOW!
Now this is the type of stuff everyone should be wanting to do, Advancing our species and pushing technology to its limits. This is just awesome.
I grew up dreaming about working at Cape, but never managed to make it there. Thanks for keeping my hopes and the hopes of man reaching the stars alive.
The pioneering spirit of the Apollo era lives on! Congratulations to all of you at SpaceX!
So awesome to see people get so excited about space again!!!
Cangratulations for your first successful off-shore landing.
How great, amazing and beautifull was that!
Im just missing the right words in foreign language.
On the technical webcast the speaker said "Of course I still love you we have found a falcon 9 on board" :D
For peaceful purposes, it wasn't a bomb from the sky destroying cities. This is amazing and I now have hope for the future!
damnit, why do these things always require a box of tissues haha. just amazing stuff, and a giant leap for mankind
The stage 1 landing on the ship looked like an old Buck Rodgers sci fi movie! I used to work in the space program and never thought I'd see a controlled landing like that. I watched countless 'splashdowns' in the ocean. Hooray for Spacex for a remarkable achievement - a dry landing. Wow is all I can say.
This is effort of so many people working for prosperity and the future of humanity. What a great step for humankind.
35:53 Tears and being proud what humanity could achive with science leading it.
That moment where you watch live the start of the next era of space exploration :,)
Her shirt says "Occupy Mars"? SpaceX, I cannot love you more than I do now. But I will keep on trying.
+Rob H. You can even BUY the shirts in their shop ;). I have one...
I don't know why, but the landing gave me *goosebumps, shivers* and not just wet eyes, but *tears*. Just thinking about it triggers it again. I so hope I see humans on Mars in my lifetime (it has always been a decade or two in the future as long as I can remember).
+superdau
that cactus. i remember that fucking cactus. ff7 i think.
holdmybeer
Not just 7, almost every FF ;)
SOOOO AWESOOOOME!!!!!!!
Dear NASA... THIS is how you cover a launch!!
well.. I like the format
"Of course I still love you", Congrats.
I can only imagine what kind of person would dislike this video... I pity them.
People are going nuts. lol That was awesome!
I am showing this to my middle school class today. We are building rockets and have been following the success as well as the failures. Great for the students.
The best part is that the droneship is named "Of course I still love you"
Congratulations to Elon Musk, SpaceX and all of the hardworking people who made this day possible. We are witnessing history being made.
I am tearing up watching this. This is such a big feat you've acomplished there. Amazing.
I crying I'm so happy that they did it.
I was freckin 11 years old when I watched this. It is so nostalgic just to see this after 5 years again.
Historic Moment !! Ill always remember where I was when the falcon 9 landed on the drone ship for the first time. Right here with you fine people.
All RESPECT to the engineers. You guys out did yourselves on this one. Congrats SpaceX.
Yes, they finally going to test Bigelow Aerospace's B330. If successful, this will serve as a cheaper alternative for a Lunar base as well. Exciting times to be ALIVE!
At 19:50 the lower part of the rocket is completely white without a pattern. Look at 36:50. It's a completely different image. This is fraud, deception.
Hats off to the team at SpaceX! I was watching the stream and my body was literally shaking upon seeing the 1st stage nailed that landing :)
These are some sexy nerds! Congrats!
At 19:50 the lower part of the rocket is completely white without a pattern. Look at 36:50. It's a completely different image. This is fraud, deception.
@@realblast1irony is that these people don't even have knowledge in these things but they still comment
@@realblast1 Why comment If you have no clue about how it works? It’s like you don’t want to know. It’s so easy to look it up, but I guess you don’t want to realize that it’s real because That’s against your dumb bible or something
@@realblast1 That's soot (black stuff) that is produced by the merlin engines.
This is amazing. I wish more people understood just HOW MUCH this means for us and for our future. This is history. They will be teaching my daughter's children about this in the classroom. What an amazing moment!! Thank you SpaceX!! ♥♥
At 19:50 the lower part of the rocket is completely white without a pattern. Look at 36:50. It's a completely different image. This is fraud, deception.
the second the Falcon comes into the screen and starts landing so smoothly, it is surreal, gave me goosebumps, good job guys, keep it up!
outstanding SpaceX! Congratulations to all, I knew it was just a matter of time until this would be a success! SpaceX is making incredible leaps forward & I firmly believe is the future of human space flight.
I love Elon's companies naming schemes
I've been waiting my whole life for this.
I broke down in tears the moment the first stage landed on the droneship, not ashamed to admit it. Such a spectacular sight! The future is indeed exciting! :-)
Very very cool, love how smooth the landing system is, the fact that the sea landing platform is also floating and moving makes it even more impressive, well done SpaceX
Water doesn't look to calm either ,good job .
I was there! The people in mission control were ecstatic!!!! Beautiful work! U S A! U S A!
+Tommy Molter Owned by a South African and most of the math is probably done by Chinese or Japanese folks because, you know, common core math won't get you there ;)
+Sydney Barnard Okay smartass I'll provide you a quote that shows that its okay for the company to have some pride. "I’m nauseatingly pro-American. It is where great things are possible." - Elon Musk, 2007
+Sydney Barnard He came to America because he decided that it would provide the best opportunity to do this sort of thing, and look what just happened. Doesn't matter where he was born, he enjoys living here with the opportunities this country has given him, so therefore he's American. Also, the whole joke about Americans being too dumb is starting to get old, it was funny the first 5 million times.
Good job Mr Musk! Greetings from Russia!
Now we are getting there! Well done! This is a huge stepping stone for people to space.
This is absolutely amazing! Am I crazy to think that SpaceX might be the first one landing on Mars instead of NASA?
They plan on creating a space station above Mars first I believe.
+shut your face! Would be a pain in the ass to supply for a space station that far tho.
i think they are working on it being self sustaining, with a greenhouse for oxygen and food.