Priming NASA's Artemis I for Launch to the Moon
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- Опубликовано: 9 сен 2021
- Every element of NASA’s Orion spacecraft, Space Launch System rocket, and ground systems is now at Kennedy Space Center -- the final stop on planet Earth before the uncrewed Artemis I mission around the Moon. These critical components are being primed for flight through final assembly, stacking, and fueling operations. The first in a series of increasingly complex missions, the Artemis I flight test will provide a foundation for human deep space exploration, and demonstrate our commitment and capability to extend human existence to the Moon and beyond.
For more information, check out: www.nasa.gov/artemis/
Producer: Barb Zelon, Aly Lee, and Lisa Allen
Writer & Director: Paul Wizikowski
Editor: Phil Sexton
Music by: Eric Land 
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Let's do this!
LET'S GOOOO
Yesssss
LET'S DO THIS 🤍😎
Im a fan, I also just learned making animations and 3 models after my 13th birthday last year
lets goo Jared Owen is here I love your videos
I can't hardly wait
Hindu love jesus
EYYY GEZOOOOZ WATUP😎👍
I love you Jesus
Im muslim. God doesnt have a son. He is the strongest and the most independant. Allah. Allah does not have any some daughter or anything.
God bless us
Instead of some music videos or gameplay videos, videos like THESE should have millions of views within days. It ain't fair.
Don't worry. When nasa blows it up there will be plenty of views.
@@johnspencer3994 why so pessimistic?
@@johnspencer3994 😂😂😂
@@johnspencer3994 😂😂 good one
@@unknowntreasures8849 I don't think you understand what he said
Im so happy. Last time we went to to the moon it was to say hello. This time we go to the moon it to call it home.
Nice to hear from a literal Minecraft channel
@@ghdhfgh6125 is that meant to insult the person
@@jonahsuddeth5893 nope
@@ghdhfgh6125 ok good
Home away from home
I still remember staying up all night to watch the first landing, and then going to work with only an hour's sleep! And I'm still excited by space travel.
I'm the same generation as you. I was a big fan of human space flight, but now I can't see any point to it. Robotic flights are far more cost effective. The ISS contributes virtually nothing to scientific research and doesn't inspire kids to take up science. IMO, unless we are really serious about a self sustaining moon base, people will tune out after a few days of TV pictures, just like the Apollo flights. I wish I was wrong, but I can't see that the inspiration will last.
I'm only 27, so I missed that boat by a large margin, but I have a huge interest in space thanks to my Grandma saving the New York Times from the following morning and I'm so excited to see all of this live! We have Nasa (and CSA) shooting for a moonbase and SpaceX shooting for Mars. It's going to be a fantastic decade, space-wise!
@@portugalforme1198 Moon base needs to generate money by space tourism, science and later mining
@@portugalforme1198 actually the ISS is a massive generator of science of all kinds, from geology, to material science, to pharmaceutical and biological sciences. not to mention ISS basically kickstarted commercial activity in LEO.
@@Dantick09 or as a military base
I am proud of being human and watching humanity take it's first step on a mission to forever. Thank you to all the humans working towards this noble cause and shall everything run smoothly, and as planned.
I hope one day to be part of this.
@Eduardo 😂this dude
@Eduardo bruh HAHAHAHA
First step??? Another victim of the indoctrination camps known as public schools
@@johnspencer3994 they mean this is the first step towards our new future in space, not the first step on the moon
@@johnspencer3994 lol, indoctrinated in schools? I mean don't get me wrong we should definitely drop the pledge and we have a lot of blind spots in our education. Don't mean to assume but it's usually evangelical Christians that say stuff like that and let's just say they're more likely to be indoctrinated than average...
That’s how you do it NASA! A little more fanfare and passion. We need to rally the masses behind this and get EVERYONE excited about mankind’s next endeavor!
At least everyone in America!
There was more hype from the public surrounding the Apollo mission, and that's sad.
@@killadroid2 im not american and im still hyped
@@killadroid2 because they're years late at this point and are using recycled rockets, nothing here is really new or exciting. Yes it's cool to go to the moon but they haven't innovated, realistically. It's cool they're doing it but then you look at the likes of SpaceX, NASA looks like a small company compared to SpaceX when it comes to launching vehicles.
@@riddertommy Me neither, I'm Canadian and extremely hyped!
@@rickybojangles162 Uh huh, and SpaceX doesn't use the same designs at all...
SpaceX ultimately work for NASA too.
As a child of the 80's I never thought I'd see a return to the moon, Thank you NASA & everyone for making this a reality. Let's fly!
As an 80s kid I always thought the cool space missions were for our parents generation. I'm so excited that we'll be able to witness something so amazing.
It's happening in our lifetime. We are just so lucky to be here and experience it.
Nasa sock puppet account w/ bot likes. Impressive.
@@escapefromzombieisland3690 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
It will be the second time in a lifetime for me. I was a 9 year old sitting on the couch with my parents in 1969 watching man walk on the moon for the first time. Glad we are going back
wrong. Your children, might see us back on the moon. We, will not (other than as a new impact crater)
Wished I was born 500 years into the future. Now that would be cool if mankind would be MAN KIND
Been waiting for this for such a long time. Good to finally see Artemis getting ready for launch. A new age of Moon exploration is coming.
Let us hope politics does not get in the way
Spacex is building the moon vehicle
@@forloop7713 yeaa, I want to see Artemis dock with SpaceX lunar ship
Props to whoever directed and edited this. It's reminiscent of the 2019 Apollo 11 documentary, especially the first half. You rock!
Didn’t know there’s a movie about the real mission
tiz good aye
Exciting! There is a machine I helped design that manufacturers a part of the Orion space capsule. I'd like to think have a .0000001% part of the project lol ^_^
What was it out of curiosity? i would love ot hear more details
Wow!
What a WAY to wake up!!! Tears of joy streaming down my face. Good lord we all NEED something beautiful to look forward to at this fraught moment in time.
Oh shut up Mary
@@KeepingOnTheWatch a-felha-theist* felha-theist means you believe in felha
lol tears of joy? thats a little much. I mean hey ive got a chub goin thinking about people on the moon but im not having an emotional breakthrough over it
WE’RE GOING BACK TO THE MOON WOOOOOOOO
You know it's very expensive right?
It's a terrible upgrade.
@@vitaminprotein6549 SHUUUUT UUUUUUP WE’RE GOING
@@vitaminprotein6549 it's waaaaaay less expensive than starting wars and changing governments in the middle east.
Madeup
@@Matt0sh Apollo was way better than this,prove me wrong.This is just undermining their own glory.
Have been a fan of space and rockets for 2 years as a kid. This will be the first launch I'll ever see with my eyes
I honestly can't wait! Recently watched the rollout and it's going to be amazing to see this thing GO!
So proud to be working as a part of this! To the moon!
@sfs rocket lab Operations Support (Access Control Monitor)
Wow! Thank you and all the people behind this great project!
@sfs rocket lab 😊
>FLAT EARTH PFP
>OH YEAH I WORKED ON A MOON PROJECT
Same here. RS25/Core Stage testing.
Im exited for this NASA, as a kid from this generation, In exited that we are going back to explore the moon 🌕
Pretty evident you’re from this generation
@@ArmedBubble15 your point is?
@@iCore7GamingI think he is referring to the multiple uses of the word 'exited' instead of 'excited'. Just a joke, I am sure! I am also 'exited' to see this launch and many others before I make my exit.
Loved
@@iCore7Gaming yes
As much as I am excited for the next landing I can’t help but be angry at Jeff for making the HLS process so much more difficult
Jeff who?
My name jeff
What's the HLS project and what did Jeff do?
@@trivkypeak-eye3557 Human Landing system
And Jeff bezos is sueing NASA and SpaceX to stall their progress on the landing system, because NASA didn't choose them for the landing craft.
That happened because their system is waaay smaller compared to SpaceX starship, but at least 3 times as expensive, if not more (don't know the exact prices).
@@iammrmech7650 They also could only land in the day, which would make polar missions near impossible.
Excited for this and starship! I wonder who’ll get there first!
I think you know the answer to the question
We all know the answer to that question. Starship will land on the moon before SLS does.
@@rickybojangles162 I would like to see them land on the same day right beside each other. LOL
Both of them technically.
Starship will act as a lander for Artemis III.
If we're talking about orbiting the moon, Orion will be there before Starship.
In terms of landing, SLS doesn't have any components that will directly land on the moon, so Starship.
@@eve_avery yes but Starship will be in a diverent league than SLS.
1964: We're going to the moon
2022: We're returning to the moon
2040: We're living on the moon
Excited to see the liftoff of SLS for the Artemis 1! Can't wait to see the glorious Sound Suppression System go online again! Keep the good work on, NASA!
The first permanent settlements on the moon will actually (I believe) be even earlier, around 2028
2030? It'll be more like around 2035 or so when we have a functional base on the moon.
@@romeogarbett4047 a functional base yes, but there are already several missions set for permanent locations on the moon by the end of the decade. Kinda like the ISS just on the moon
@@theminer.official Luna Gateway you mean, right?
@@romeogarbett4047 not that, I’m talking about other companies besides nasa. Theres a series of Russian mission from the late 2020s to the 2030s set to go to the moon and establish several lunar bases
Excited for Artemis and love the SLS. Happy there will be humans on the Moon in my lifetime.
Fiction
@@kingabaddonmusic wth u on abt just shush
@@kingabaddonmusic what do you mean by that?
@@kingabaddonmusic buy yourself a brain.
@@kingabaddonmusic sure it is 🤣🤣🤣
Im pumped about this. Were lucky to experience this.
YO FIRST INSPIRATION4 AND NOW THIS?? HECK YA KEEP THE SPACE STUFF COMING!!!!
NASA: We are going
Jeff Bezos: I dont think so
Jeff: We will sue you
Cheerio, Jeff!
JEFF WH😂?
Jeff Suezos
Jeff Bezos has nothing to do with this and doesn't oppose it.
It's been a long time coming..thank you all the people at NASA for your hard work.. can't wait to see this and Starship in space.
YES, FINALLY I HAVE BEEN WAITING FOR THIS!
"Every piece of hardware required to return to the moon is here"... except for the spacesuits...
and the lander
they mean for Artemis 1, of course the lander and suit isn't ready yet
@@ShafYT they mentioned "Moonwalkers" at 2:30 and nothing about the HLS or the suit the moonwalkers they mentioned will be wearing.
Or the Gateway Station.
Everything for Artemis I is there.
And the spacesuits are really much more complex than their predecessors. Their predecessors became dangerous after quite a short time on the Moon, as the Moon's regolith is very hard.
I'm so glad my sons will experience our return to the moon...and beyond. As a kid in the 60's, I watched and learned about Apollo and our quest of "landing a man on the moon and returning him safely to the earth". I can't wait for the launch. I hope to be at KSC on the day Artemis begins this generations mission.
I'm with you, my parents worked for Rockwell International in Downey, Ca and retired from there. I got to go to moms work when the Apollo capsule returned to Downey and I got to be hands on with them and sit in the seats. Loved watching the splashdown and I actually ended up serving on 2 aircraft carriers just like the ranger which picked up Apollo out of the ocean. Jfk CV-67 and broke in brand new Dwight D Eisenhower CVN-69 attached to a A6 intruder squadron. Dreams do come true. We did go to the moon, I have real stuff from those missions. : )
Oh god, please bless this mission, do not delay and launch ASAP. As a young generation that born in this era, im so excited to see what the future of moon exploration. Letssss goo
i am genuinly so happy to be alive to see this. godspeed, artemis
Couldn’t be more excited!!! We need this👍💯
In my opinion, there is no soundtrack more fitting for the return to the moon than “Apollo” by Thomas Bergersen. It makes you feel like it’s YOU who is lifting off that launchpad to pay a visit to our only natural satellite. The entire album which “Apollo” is a part of should be the soundtrack for space exploration in general! ITS THAT GOOD!😁
Thanks. I love Bergensen's music
@@thestudentofficial5483 I do too! His work is truly amazing!
Public Service Broadcasting, Go!
Yoooo same
I love these once in a week: hey don't forget about us videos
Yeah, only about 20-40 more of these videos before it even has a chance to fly🤭
Artemis.... the attention wh*** of space failures.
@@johnspencer3994 who hurt you
@@johnspencer3994 cry more
The sequel we’ve all been waiting for
I'm so happy I'm alive to see, arguably, the biggest step for humanity. I will be able to say that I saw it, that I was there when people stepped outside and started colonizing and building bases in our solar system. That I was alive when this was happening.
I feel so grateful. These steps will one day be in history books, and people will be wondering how we have felt seeing all of this unfold. Ohhh we were so excited... we were so excited.
NASA flexing video production. Absolutely amazing!
This makes me crazy happy. How exciting!
I’ve been so hyped for this I’m so ready LETS GO FOR HUMANITY
And then after we go to the moon we go to your profile picture
@@pixelpeelygaming that’s facts bro
The Saturn v rocket was my favorite rocket but this one will take its place
I'm so excited for this.
This is awesome cant wait to see the Launch live!!😎
i am very very very exited for the launch and the rest of artemis. can't wait :)
Fantastic Teamwork!!!!
Can’t wait to see the moon base! Imagine, any of us could soon be living and working on the moon in 20 - 30 years!
Not in 10x that
probly more like 5-8 years
Thank you
I've been waiting for Artemis I to launch since July 2016. Those 5 years were worth it.
Wait another 5 years lol. This one is a manless tour around the moon. Few years later the do another around the moon with people. THEN they do a moon landing in like 10 years lol
Do you even know how excited I am for Artemis I to launch? This year, not a day has gone by when I don't think about Artemis I. I'm literally counting down the days as I speak.
@@DarkFalconAnimations when is it supposed to launch?
According to Wikipedia, December 16th.
I've been waiting since 1972! Those 49 years were agony.
Best of luck! Can't wait much more :)
Me and generations before me have hoped for a new great space conquest for decades. Projects get cancelled, or defunded across those decades. Now it’s actually happening. Many decades since the last moon landing in 1972 have lead to this moment.
I'm in awe.
I need a LOVE button! I look forward to going the Moon and then to Mars!
I’m so happy to be able to witness this❤️
Can’t waittttttt❤️
Beautiful. Hope to watch the launch soon.
I'm so excited! Lookin' forward to its launch 💜
52 years since the first foot on the moon. Now, NASA will do the miracle again. Good luck to the bravest of the crews!
I am so looking forward to this!
Wow. This is something i never thought i would see in my life
Folks don’t get it, comparing what SpaceX is doing to NASA’s mission is like comparing apples to oranges. Plenty of room for both of them. Go Artemis team, do us proud!
Amen to that, John!
Naw, there's not room for two super heavy lift vehicles. Especially when one costs $2 billion each time it flies and the other is fully and rapidly reusable. It will cost less to fly Starship and all its refueling missions than just paying for the SRBs alone on the SLS.
SLS won't even get to claim the title of Most Powerful or Largest Rocket Ever Flown To Orbit. Those titles go to Starship in a few days. An SLS will end up being a really bad taste in taxpayer mouths.
@@SWRaptor1 If you are expecting a Starship launch in the next few days prepare to be dissapointed, because just judging by the FAA EA it's probably several months away.
Artemis 1 is currently targeted for a late December launch
@@brokensoap1717 nope. It's days maybe weeks away at the most. Point is there will be multiple Starship test flights to orbital velocity long before SLS flies a single time... next year... maybe.
@@brokensoap1717 its already been widely reported that the SLS won't launch until 2022.
Google "NASA’s big rocket misses another deadline, now won’t fly until 2022" and educate yourself.
I’m so happy to be alive and be seeing this with my eyes so lucky such an exciting time🙏
Chills. Literally!
I am so excited for the launch!
I've been so hyped for this, and this video is amazing.
Great work!
Looking for the age of rapidly sending people to the moon, and back, 100 people at a time, with a large reusable rocket.
Go team Space!
My plans to attend the upcoming Artemis I launch were just confirmed today! I cannot believe what an honor and privilege to witness such an amazing feat of engineering and culmination of so many amazing people's contribution coming together to accomplish something so inspirational! So excited!!!!
Been waiting since December 1972! Can't wait!!!!
I'm so happy this event is coming, and not just because im a big space nerd and nasa fan
I am so excited for this mission !! I can't wait to see humans back on moon !!
Incredible machine. Godspeed!
I consider it an honor to be a part of the public Support for the Artemis Generation.
A great work of modern engineering. The incredible ability to go to the Moon, we are looking forward to it!. We did it with the Apollo program, and now we'll do it with the Artemis program.
Did I see "modern technology" there is nothing modern in this, pieces of old technology
@@alexndichu6629 Of course there is modern technology, an example is the Orion module.
@@thiagofleck3468 But tbh there is a let down somewhere, either the engineers are becoming less everyday or the government is not funding enough. Anyway, I'm happy that space industry doors have been opened to private companies who seem to shine even more, at least now there is more hope.
So glad to see we are returning to the moon, and that it's the US that is leading that effort once again. Your country is an inspiration to the rest of the world.
In some ways yes 😊
but in some ways no
Really excited for this
Can't Wait To See It!
If it weren't for BO's hampering of the Artemis program we might be seeing some progress on the HLS front. Sad that they're basically delaying a landing system (Starship) that could bring a lot of cargo and the real potential of base-building on the lunar surface.
Which is what Artemis is all about; long-term sustainable presence on the moon.
Yes BO are currently preventing money going to SpaceX from nasa but I don’t think it’s really effecting starship development, starship is going to happen with or without nasa
Starship is just overkill for Artemis Phase 1 - that is, basically a repeat of Apollo. Anything more won't be needed until the Phase 2 lunar outpost.
@@brandonglover2276 Space X's Starship project is alive because of the founding by NASA. Out of LEO human exploration space projects are only doable by government funding and it's not sustainable by one private company!
@@jdmlegent Starship has been in development way before NASA started funding it.
@@jdmlegent I disagree, SpaceX has plenty of money to develop. They want to go to Mars, the moon is just a side project for them
Go NASA! Go Artemis!
Its quite exciting seeing all the progress made in space, both from NASA and private companies
man this is gonna be great
Oh, I'm so excited.
I'm looking forward to the Artemis missions with great anticipation, bringing back the heady days of the Apollo program.
Oh my gosh this gets my heart going!
💙🚀💗🌌
So excited for this, good luck NASA.
I'm super excited !
So cool..
This mission is going to inspire a lot of kids to become scientists and engineers .
Although i whould like for sls to be a little bit more innovative, iam looking forward to the launch.
I commenting from to 20 years in the future on Mars, can’t wait to see this beast finally launch after so long! Go NASA!🌟🌟🌟
This looks actually sick
Congratulations to NASA. Look forward to see the upcoming mission!
finally, been like forever since we made some decent progress towards large space missions imo
hopefully the process will accelerate in decades to come
Good job Nasa and Engineers ! Good luck in you adventure!
AAAHHH I'm so exited lets go
If it were possible to hold my breath till this happens…I totally would.
I look up constantly at our moon and can’t wait to look at it for the first time in my life and KNOW there’s our people there.
I really hope Christina and Victor are going to the moon! They are both amazing!!!
They will probably be going to MARS
This is where the fun begins!
Yeah I think it's been a long wait, but am excited for NASA and their Artemis project and plans for a return to the moon. Good luck with the test's, can't wait to see this beast of a rocket soar through the sky.
It cost $20bil, but its worth it. I can't wait to see that live. Thanks NASA for everything.
A single launch costs 2B.
Its the cheapest human-rated obit capable Luna rocket ever made.
@@stekra3159 out of a sample size of 2 lol
@@stekra3159 no its not. That would be the Starship system that's actually about to go to orbital velocity in a few days.
Taxpayers have spent next to nothing developing THAT vehicle. Unlike the $20+ billion we've sunk in to the boondoggle SLS program.
@@SWRaptor1 The Starship currently isn't anywhere near being human-rated.
WOHOOOOOO!!! HERE WE GO AGAIN! I'm going to watch this launch live, its going to be momentous to go see this. The last time we went to the moon, my dad was a kid. He remembers watching it. Now, his children get to see us do it again. This is going to be amazing!
Fly orange rocket!!! Fly you big beauty!!!
This video sends shivers up my spine. I can't wait to see this!!!
Good luck. Looking forward to the launch.
So hyped :D
Man it's awsome💙
i am 13 i want to become a nasa astronuat this is my dream since i was 9 i want to become the first man to put foot on mars i hope this dream 1 day comes to be true my wallpaper on my phone is a space x rocket and a mars picture to remind me my dream :)
Same yar
@@hriturajdeb2423 what no it cant be you cannel your dream i will become
@@navyakumar5112 what do you want to tell?? Say it clearly 😅
@@hriturajdeb2423 nothing leave it
Great Video!
Watching Artemis-P1 orbit around the moon on my app what a beauty 🛰