The Biggest BOOMS in Rocket History
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- Опубликовано: 15 июл 2024
- Space is hard. There’s a reason we use rocket science as a benchmark for anything extremely difficult.
I for one champion all things space and eagerly await every single upcoming space event. But, in order to move forward, we’d better look back at some past failures and see what we’ve learned from them.
What better way to do that than to watch some of the biggest boom’s in spaceflight history?
BUT as always on my channel, this isn’t just a random compilation of crazy explosions, nope sorry…
I’ll be teaching you what went wrong and other random facts about each mission so we too can learn while we watch some fireworks….
After all, mistakes are only mistakes if you don’t learn anything from them.
That being said, let’s see some of the biggest booms in rocket history!
12: SpaceX landing attempts (2015)
11: SM-65 Atlas, 6/11/1957
10: Titan 1, 12/12/1959
9: Atlas/Centaur 5, 3/2/1965
8: Falcon 9 / Amos 6, 9/1/2016
7: Antares / CRS ORB-3, 10/28/2014
6: Juno II / Explorer S-1, 7/16/1959
5: Ariane 5, 6/4/1996
4: Proton / GLONASS, 7/2/2013
3: Titan IV / A-20, 8/12/98
2 Delta II / GPS IIR-1, 1/17/1997
1: N1 / L1 ZOND, 7/3/1968
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3:49
That poor little baby thruster trying its best to keep the rocket upright.
F to pay respect.
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26:28 "We have had an anomaly"
Ya, don't say...
CamoLog lol
lol 😂😂😂😂
Omi gosh that is hilarious
Yeah sounds like that lady doesn't care about 300 million dollars vaporised in mid air YEAH GOOD JOB 👏👏👏
Yup, only the finest euphemisms...
I love how the officer just says "Oh no." after the TITAN IV rocket explodes.
Its like watching someone tossing a grenade and just saying "well then"
Welp was the last flight anyway. Then the next one. "We have had an anomaly" Well yeah I can see that
@@Alpine_flo92002 well, somebodys gotta tell em
"this is the last titan four!"
"Oh no..."
yeah it ended in a "bang"
Lol
Ba-dum CRASH
It was the last Titan IV A, the B flew until 2005.
"Oh no-"
He sounds so defeated, just sad.
He muted his mic to yell at whoever was at fault
KGB This man gives Knuckles a run for his money in the “best Oh No in history” category.
23:50 He was so excited and proud that it made me dread his reaction given that it's part of this video.
You can feel the life draining out of him
26:27 "We have had an anomaly"
Anomaly. What an interesting way to spell "explosion followed by literal pellets of fireballs raining back down to Earth"
The Icean a just a slight anomaly
Such a strange anomaly.
Anomaly is a way of expression for mission control.
It's a scientific description. You only state what happened unequivocally.
Yeah, that’s what she said
My dad used to work on the Titan rockets and he would come to my school and do presentations about them. He always showed the clip of the Titan IV exploding because it gets great reactions from the kids, but I could always see the pain in his face when watching it explode.
“Weeeee have had an anomaly...”
Some top notch PR...
Lesson learnd: don't use hammer to instal sensors.
McKaszkiet oho gosh good advice =-O
JRTI
Guys don’t forget to test all your engines too
POUR VODKA ON WILL FIX
@@chaschuky999 vodka, wd40 and duct tape
"We're not just watching explosions, you're gonna learn something."
KSP in a nutshell
‘Huh, that one blew up... so it exploded after that many seconds, it turned a little bit... now how many more boosters do I need?
Add one booster for every second it flies.
@@MBR228 nice
@@spetsnatzlegion3366 MOAR BOOSTERS ~Matt Lowne
You can never have too much rcs
30:12 The N1 explosion released 2.5 TJ of energy, the RAF Fauld explosion in 1944 released 8TJ of energy, and the Halifax explosion in 1917 might have released as much as 12TJ of energy and the shockwave was so powerful that it was felt 130 miles away in Cape Breton, and stood as the largest man-made explosion until the nuclear bomb, the N1 was a big boom but it's far from the largest
That's actually insane though, I knew the Halifax explosion was huge, but it kind of puts it in perspective when you realise that it was equivalent to 4 or 5 moon rockets exploding at once
he probably saw what people assumed, which was that all the fuel exploding would have released close to 7 Kt of TNT. But later investigations revealed around 85% of the fuel did not explode, leaving it at less than 1 kT
The entire rocket contained about 680,000 kg (680 t) of kerosene and 1,780,000 kg (1,780 t) of liquid oxygen.[58] Using a standard energy release of 43 MJ/kg of kerosene gives about 29 TJ for the energy of the explosion (about 6.93 kt TNT equivalent).
Thats from wikipedia.
The N1 is so big its explosion was larger than an entire muntions ship exploding.
That is if they burned together with 100% efficiency, clearly that cannot happen when a rocket comes apart. It was 2kilotons max
@@TransoceanicOutreach No it says "standard Energy release" aka the usual energy release of Kerosene assuming it all doesn't fully burn. 2 kilotons isnt really a lot when you consider Fat Man was 20 kilotons, and the Gagdet At Trinity was like 20 kilotons too.
@@corpsimmons575 that’s what would’ve happened but I think it was 70-80% of the fuel didn’t explode
watching this, thinking "Oh yeah, this has happened to me in KSP many times."
This comment needs more upvotes.
I've built so many cursed rockets that exploded in the first 5 seconds
Engineer: Here’s a giant tin can full of explodey stuff that has a 60% chance of failing and dying violently.
Astronaut: So.
Engineer: And I want you to fly it to the moon.
"Explodey stuff"
@@garyallen1056 that is in fact what rocket fuel is called
Astronaut:Meh. What do I have to lose
-rocket explodes-
Engineers:whose telling the boss??
Astronaut: "k"
me: ok
There will never be a time when I don't laugh at "rapid unscheduled disassembly"
Unless it’s manned then I’d hope you wouldn’t
Also: "We have had an anomaly." 26:15 I don't think that quite gets the message across.
What about SN8's RUD? Can't laugh at such a good rocket doing better than it's creators thought it would.
Until your in it
Yes
I was actually there for the Delta failure (#2) as part of the convoy that safes the pad after the rocket is gone. It was impressive.
now we should add sn8's explosion to the list.
Lol
No cuz the sn8 was succes full cuz and the explosion was according to plan
@@sultansuleymanthemagnifice5647 don’t think ‘according to plan’ is the best terminology. If i recall the statement right it was anticipated after pushing the Raptor engines past their upper thresholds, it WAS a success due to the successful self-landing maneuver. The engine just couldn’t pull off another nominal burn to complete the landing phase.
@@hellowrld00 ok
@@hellowrld00 It was a fuel supply issue, not an engine problem. Not enough pressure from the methane header tank meant not enough fuel to the engines, which in turn meant not enough thrust. The engine failures were a secondary problem... the loss of fuel left the engines oversupplied with oxygen, which reacted with the engine metal to produce that lovely green flame (and not-so-lovely black smoke).
Still not as loud as an empty bottle of shampoo falling in the bathroom.
at night while the family sleeps
Ramiz Chili sounds similar tho
Or a spoon hitting the floor at 2 am
Or my dads snoring
or the thx logo
Here are timestamps, hope this helps!
12: SpaceX landing attempts 1:36
11: SM-65 Atlas 4:52
10: Titan 1 7:01
9: Atlas/Centaur 5 8:05
8: Falcon 9 / Amos 6 9:25
7: Antares / CRS ORB-3 11:46
6: Juno II / Explorer S-1 14:32
5: Ariane 5 16:11
4: Proton / GLONASS 19:30
3: Titan IV / A-20 23:19
2 Delta II / GPS IIR-1 25:42
1: N1 / L1 ZOND 27:47
Thanks!
Thank you 👍
Thx
Thanks
Thanks but we got chapters now lol
The guy talking in the titan 4 Video was so enthusiastic about the launch... every other Person talking in these Events is super emotionless when something goes wrong and He was like Oh no 😓
“T plus 40 seconds”
*rocket explodes*
“Oh no”
23:57 "This is the final Titan 4 to be flown."
I guess the Titan 4 wanted to go out with a bang. :P
That is SO BAAAAD!!!
It was the last of that variant of the Titan. The last variant was finally retired in 2005.
"oh no."
Wanpanman
24:18 "....Currently the twin solid rocket motors are performing nominally ... T+40 seconds... Oh no."
The “Oh no.” Was the best
My favorite line..
The 12:59 "Oh no" is the best
Joshua C. Lol
He says oh no like it’s his job because it exploded
The second Falcon 9 was especially sad for the company who made the satellite. You could see the payload fall 😭
24:33 "T+40 seconds..... Oh no..."
Best Rocket Announcer Quote Ever.
24:34 That “Oh no” was priceless XD
i was looking for this
Lol
Lol
8:46 The rocket - “Hold up I forgot my phone”
Engineers : but you're supposed to-
I love a woman with an outta this world sense of humor!!!
😝
@@garyallen1056 Simp Alert????
@@garyallen1056 is that supposed to be a pun you saying “out of this world sense of humor” on a rocket video?😂 maybe an unintentional pun¿
you can tell that this video is of the highest quality and a lot of work went into it. you've just earned a new subscriber
I watched the Gallops one live. When it blew up, I turned to my friend and said “did that seriously just happen?” He responded with “yep I think it did.” Good times
“Hey honey I won’t be able to get home tonight” “oh no what happened?” “Uhh my car got hit by a rocket”
ROFLMAO
You would be dead..
Lil X It’s a joke
Lil X I bet you’re fun at parties
@@bloated758 dude. Why.
26:30 - Calling that an "anomaly" is like calling the center of the sun "slightly warm".
Or this comment amusing.
chara dremur OHHHHHHHHHH MYYYY GAWD
Hmmm yes, something seems to have happened
Mr god HAHA
*nukes a city* oh no a fire
I love that we are watching videos of the early attempts to land a booster once thought to be impossible knowing now they can do it regularly.
watched it again. I think it really is one of your best vids ever. Not entirely because of the rediculously huge exploisions. Your knowledge and presentation of the material is also explosive
3:50 that poor nitrogen thruster :/ he did his best.
In memory of Nitro RIP
Excogitatoris Hominum it will forever be remembered as the hardest working thruster ever
Rip
Thruu
Like an ant trying to hold up a tree lol HNNNGGGGGG!
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"We've had an anomaly" well yeah ur rocket exploded love
Yup...Just a bit obvious w/that one...🤣🤣🤣. Seriously though, would you not have wanted to be a fly on the wall of those Insurance Claims Offices when they saw on the Claim, “Vehicle destroyed by Rocket.”? It must have been beyond priceless!! 😁😁😁
XDXDXD LOLOLOL
😂😂😂
“It hit the dome”😂
XD
0:23
*adds new bucket list item*
“Buy astronaut flight suit”
I’ve never thought of RCS units being cute before, but some of their little heroic efforts to keep their mother ships from exploding in these videos melts my heart. Also imagine how cheap houses are within 25 miles of a Russian launchpad.
"I omitted videos with lost of lives, those are tragedies"
instant like from me. thank you for being a respectful human
sobazaRai aRaxis yeah I liked because of that too.
True, most RUclipsrs would not even care as long as it give them views.
except the Russian moon rocket explosion had casualties on the ground, expected this though, he dont like Russians, right Ted? You've seen this
ZEIG ZEON!!
I know
#2 announcer: "we have had an anomaly" potentially the most massive understatement in the history of man.
She was playing it safe lol
It ranks right up there with “Obviously a major malfunction.”
The best still is the French one, the announcer says "trajectoire est normale" (normal trajectory) as the rocket is already exploding
errrr. Their appears to be a sun blocking our view.
Yes. Why can't they speak english? As in "The rocket has exploded".
"We have had an anomaly" is the sort of thing you say when you get the wrong web page on your browser.
Wow it's been a while since I've seen this. But then again... Only 4 or 5 years??
You've come a long way in a short amount of time Tim. Way to make us all proud of you. 👍♥️
TIME FOR AN UPDATE! RIP SN-8
And 9, and 10...
@@zfilms4858 And SN11
And 15......... Oh wait WHAT
20:12 The moment when a Space Rocket thinks that she would rather be a ballistic missile
I mean, the Proton was supposed to be one...
We are none to stop her, be free little ro-
*oh wait she exploded*
We introduced you the V3 rocket
"Sergei, is rocket supposed to be swaying?"
She? SpaceX is a she? Let alone spacex is a living thing?
Tim, i am almost seventy years old. This is brand new to me. You are a very good teacher and i love that you are so "down to earth". I am learning something brand new and it is thrilling. I know nothing of all this except that i love to watch and think about Space. I can tell that you had a good upbringing and are a decent human. Thank you. I feel like you are a friend.
I concur sir... I admire his genuine positive way about him
U ded
@@keiko1579 😐
Seeing comments like this make me look forward to be older and continue to learn new fun and exciting things
@@keiko1579 wut
"Honey, what was that sound?"
"its just some really big firework rockets"
Thank you for posting this very entertaining and informative video. You definitely got my respect for keeping out anything that had a loss of life. Like you mentioned they must be treated with great respect to those who where tragically lost and to the families and friends they left behind. That really was a beautiful thing to do. Many years ago I got a chance to fly to the Kennedy Space Center. I was in a CH 46. I got to see one of the space shuttles up close. They where an amazing piece of equipment. But of all the things I had seen at the KSC there is one thing I will never forget. As you walk through the building you will see on the wall plaque’s for every mission. Each one has its own mission patch with the launch date just above the return date. When I got the the Challenger it very sadly was missing the return date. It brought me right back to High School when I was seated at my desk with great excitement watching the launch live. It truly was a tragedy.
If I could request a video, it'd be the top 10 times in space flight history that someone didn't listen to an engineer that resulted in disaster.
I suggest "that really shoudnt have worked" moments in spaceflight history.
Jackalovski cough challenger cough cough
The Morton Thiokol fraud was deliberate.
Challenger and Columbia.
ALL disasters happen by ignoring science and engineering...even stuff like volcanic eruptions and tsunamis can be dealt with better thru science and by listening to those who apply it best.
24:25 I love how you see the fireball, there's a little pause and the guy on the mic solemnly goes "oh no..." Just the way he says it is perfect.
Me being obsessed with a game called Spaceflight Simulator, I love channels that have anything to do with rocket science. Especially this channel.
28:18, I think this is wrong now, I think starship is larger than the N-1 and Saturn V
"...most Kerbal booster ever."
99.999999% of the viewing audience did not have to have this explained.
As soon as I heard that, I came looking for this comment.
He’s in front of the camera more so than the subject matter; but that’s what I suspected by the 33min video it’s way too long. The commentary could have been trimmed by 75% the video for the most part shows what happened.
@@dj6769 this is not a rocket explosion compilation, this is complete with explanation as to why they exploded. I suggest looking elsewere for a rocket explosion comp?
D J you clicked on the wrong video if you don’t care about being smart and learning how these things happen, so maybe you should go and be a fool in your corner away from everyone who actually cares
*flashbacks to 87 booster rocket*
13:43 whenever your rocket explodes so hard it turns the night into day
Serious answer in case anyone doesn't know what really happened: It was day (well, late day) the whole time, but during the launch the exhaust is so bright that the camera adjusted exposure to make everything else (like the sky) look dark. at 14:06 you can see a camera adjusting as the launch starts.
@@davidgro2000 and in most cases like apollo 11 ppl thought it lanuched at night
Or the camera auto adjusts the exposure because the light of the explosion.
He now needs to add SN 8
Great narration of a very interesting subject! I never saw so many big explosions explained before. If you do any more narrations of ANYTHING I hope I receive the notification of it because you're fun to watch! I especially liked your attempts to awaken "Steve" and, of course, the "we have an anomaly!" Great job! You take your research very seriously and I like watching the work of enthusiastic people. Please keep at it!
Steve was watching the launch, and when the rocket went out of control, and he got the order, he started hitting the self destruct button, but it wasn't working. Switching his gaze from the big screen covering the launch to his console he gasps as he sees: "Windows is installing updates: 56%. Please do not turn off your computer" :P
As this was more experiment than mission, I expect they just wanted to collect as much data as possible, and so waited until the last safe moment to destroy the missile.
Updates, always when don't want them...
These rockets are just describing my kerbal space program rockets
But they don't blow up by segments. Shame...
Hooman Thing 101 THATS WHERE YOUR WRONG KIDDO
*mashes spacebar as fast as possible*
Flashbacks
My 1st hour in ksp
Specifically *my* KSP rockets. Apparently Mammoth and Twin Boar engines aren’t a good pair...
1:15 Yessss!!!!! I want you to do more of these videos! All of 'em!
I learned I'm not the worst stupidest rocket modeller wannabe when my humble projects fail, usually accompanying a bitter, but valuable small lesson. Thanks for the video!
"I omitted videos with lost of lives, those are tragedies"
Very Very Classy.
yup, this is for entertainment, there is nothing remotely entertaining about people dying
well if the crew escaped from a boom, is that entertaining?
@@mariebcfhs9491 hm good point but I doubt many could be found of that type of launch
How do they know that Christa McAuliffe had dandruff?
They found her head and shoulders on the beach...
@@sarahbenator8316 there's no especially about it, the others were just as missed as her
If KSP has taught me anything, all rocket failures boil down to one thing.... NEEDS MOAR BOOSTERS!
Actually, it means one of three things.
1. Moar boostahs!!!
2. Check yo stagin’!
3. You let Danny at the controls.
@@TheEmeraldMenOfficial or the funky wobbly connections lol
well if KSP has taught me anything, explosions mean you are doing something right
If ksp has taught me anything it is: add moar struts
Great video. Entertaining and informative. I remember following Ariane 5 development and the failed first flight but never seen the flight. I’m amazed that the engineers figured out the reasons for every boom.
Steve probably hit the destruct button right away and thought, "I wish we didn't add that ten second fuse."
24:18
"Currently the twin solid rocket motors are performing nominally"
Rocket: I'm about to end this man's whole career.
“Oh no” -control guy I think idk
O N O
"Currently the twin solid rocket motors are performing nominally"
Rocket: "Don't you ever get tired of being wrong?"
"This is the final flight of the Titan IV."
Yep, I guess it is.
When he said OH NO was the funniest part LOL
The funniest thing about the ariane 5 failure, at 17:45, is the guy saying : "all trust parameters are normal and the trajectory is normal" while the rocket exploded ^^
Same for the Orbital failure. Orbital announcers are known to overuse the word "nominal". You can hear something like "trajectory is nominal" just after Antares blows to smithereens.
@@Stereo3DProductions Maybe the trajectory really was nominal, but everything else wasn't.
A small bit of the rocket was heading for space
My favorite part was at 24:34 when the guy casually said " Oh No"!🤣
Great vid. Enjoy the explanations for each of the failures. But most of all, I enjoy the cataclysmic explosions.
An idea for a series I'd love to see on this channel is a kind of "Rocket Profile". You could talk about the rocket itself and its development and evolutions, notable missions, mishaps, family legacy, engines and so much more. And there are plenty to chose from.
Great idea! Family Tree Episode 1: The Atlas
Actually it's an awesome idea
Liquidhype Raiz Space does a series by that exact title doing the same thing...
An excellent idea!
Scott Manley has already done two similar videos on the R7/Soyuz rocket and the Atlas rocket
#4
Boris: Nikolai! What happened?!
Nikolai: *slowly hiding hammer behind his back* I have no clue comrade....
'But the hammer and sickle are patriotic implements!'
RWBHere It’s because he forgot the sickle
They*
After the Investigation I imagine they would have been able to identify Nikolai.
I bet by then he had resigned and moved to some remote spot in Siberia.
@@skippy5712 for some reason, i don't buy that, seems like a bit too light of a punishment, but i get it's not the ussr. so.
13:37 I find it funny how the sound of the rocket exploding unintentionally censored Matt/ a different person swearing
Seeing old orange Tim is just greatness
Delta II: Explodes
Announcer: W E J U S T H A D A N A N O M A L Y
No kidding...
"Rapid Unscheduled Disassembly" LMAO
It's an informal aerospace engineering term for this type of event.
After the second SpaceX explosion on the landing barge, Elon Musk tweeted: "At least the bits were bigger this time".
A related term is unintentional lithobraking. In other words, it ran into the ground.
I have to say I had to pause the video for a bit because I was laughing too hard!
KillDie RezRepeat my brain having a rud when injecting heroin
I laughed so hard when he sed “you can never have too many solid rocket boosters or can you dan dan dan” in 26:20
My takeaway from this: If I see a big fireball, get away from the windows and hit the deck
"It was designed to only fit one way"
Russian Engineer - "Hold my vodka comrade"
Russian Engineering at its finest
@@ethanhahn5621 Precisely
@@ethanhahn5621 Russian engineering is let it blow up until it doesn't anymore. *cough cough N-1
Kind of thinking that was sabotage.
That ‘tiny little nitrogen thruster’ is a god.
Flaming Bird almost the David pushing over a Goliath
me trying to save my grades
I think he was referring to the nitrogen rocket as himself, the rocket his plummeting grades.
The Little thruster that could! ;)
we want to learn more about the brave little nitrogen thruster
I heard during that N1 launch explosion only 14% of the fuel was detonated and that the explosion could have been much bigger if it did anybody hear anything like that I heard it on a documentary
26:11 Looks like a cluster missle of napalm or something.
awesome! I think it's very nice to not only show big explosions but explain how they actually happened, well done once again :)
I clicked on this vid and got an ad of everyday astronaut bowling and I legit thought it was the vid
“We have had an anomaly.”
YOU DON’T SAY.
Mark of Excellence lmao
Just a small one
"we must secure the area". Oh? Surely it's not that big of a deal.
Man what a great video and so well put together and explained. You did a great job sir thank you
Great material and walk down memory lane. Thanks for all your awesome videos!
Respect to ya for not including loss of life tragedies. That's so important to not trivialize.
71 dead with that N1 tragedy.
@@RWBHere it is the Soviet Union you know. And they never failed at launching a rocket, just ask them.
@J2B LOL
@@RWBHere I guess you are thinking of the Nedelin disaster, which involved an R-16, not an N1.
24:29 "oh no"
He probably got fired for not saying "It looks like we might have an anomaly."
@@fritz46 yeah, "oh no" is better than the lady commentator on the big Delta 2 explosion. She inflects her voice like she's asking a question. "We have had an anomaly? We need to secure the area?" Not a confident lady.
Omg....wow.
He go like “oh no” 🤣😂
Such dedication and it shows. Thank you so much!
Great selection of Tim ! All launches are just like I once arranged for myself !
26:25 Still my favorite quote at a failed rocket launch "We have had an anormally."
Concorde4711 she sounded happy about it too lol
But still biggest fireworks ive ever seen thou i thinks it worth the money lol
Me too
20:00 That Proton M launch looked like one of my many kerbal launches. Oh we're drifting left, lets adjust, okay now we're drifting right aaaaand abort.
Yeah looks exactly like many of my kerbal launces lol :)
They all looked like my KSP launches, especially to one at 20:00
I Don't play KSP I guess
when no struts
I love going back to one of your old videos and seeing the getup you used to wear. The good old days
Funny to see Tim 4 years ago compared to now. A real evolution in one of the best YT channels ever
24:30 "Oh no" .... This got me LMAO :')
I know lmao!
24:34 actually
Great job on keeping the casualties out of this compilation. You are a stand up guy Tim. Thanks for all you do!
Well, this is entertainment. A moment before he was saying the only mistake is one we don't learn from. Then omits the biggest mistakes. From that point on I wasn't thinking of watching as you wouldn't learn much. I am probably in the wrong place as I rather learn than be entertained.
Jason Simpson I dunno, I think ones with casualties would have been fine in this video. Probably much more fitting in this video than many others they get shown in. Tim would treat them with respect and dignity and allow their sacrifices to be a piece of education. If I died in a rocket I’d be upset if it wasn’t included, if I wasn’t dead anyway.
Well, no one was IN the rocket, but lots of ground crew and engineers were killed. So many there wasn't really enough left to continue the program.
@@robertwilliams7777 thats just not true
@@robertwilliams7777 Huh? What launch failure was that?
20:04 When you forget to turn on SLS in a rocket launch in KSP
This is my first video of your channel I watched, glad I stuck around, because I have learned so much about rockets from your channel.
10 months later, Watching it again
Everytime seeing a rocket explode it just makes me sad that all the man hours and hard labor to build the rocket went to waste. It's still impressive that even though there were huge failures we still did not give up launching rockets.
you need to look at failures as learning opportunities and it won't be AS sad...
Just look at them like a fireworks show. No one complains about the cost of those.
It’s not wasted time if you learn something from it. That’s what happened with all of these launches. If you try something and it blows up, fix that problem and try again. If it still blows up, fix that problem and try again. Keep doing that process until it doesn’t blow up. Then you have a good (whatever you’re making)
I want my money back NASA u lying az Nazis 👿
An anomally?
Really?
i thought, thats normal!
Yes, it was really nice to see that Sherlock Holmes was quickly on the case.
It's actually a rapid unscheduled disassembly
You mean "nominal"?
@@kangirigungi you mean "norminal"?
Love your channel photo. Had to stop laughing before I could photograph it.
Love it! Great content with natural humor. Good job
"T plus 40 seconds. ... Uh oh." I dunno why but the guy just going "uh oh" cracks me up
This man seems so mature and yet so childish at the same time.
@justsayen c63 no you didn’t
You should see the clip of him going “yay SpaceX yayyyy” while lying in the floor
@@TaurusSpace Where can I find this video?
@@Cleptro its the video about great space gifts you can buy
Great respect to you for omitting incidents with loss of life. It was the right thing to do and it speaks volumes about your integrity of character.
Hats off to you sir.
Pretty sure some folks at the launch complex died in #1
U wrong. Dont know how many ppl but N1 killed some there.
Stathis Bikos well it’s also that he couldn’t otherwise RUclips would shaft him for showing people dying
@@mshef140 which minutes??
Loss of life is part of space flight. You can learn just as much from those launches. It is probably because he wouldn't have been able to monetise the video and make money due to youtubes rules for monetization.
Mad respect cuz he did the whole thing about the respect of the people lost. Respect bro
I just listened to you chat with Lex... Is this the suit that almost killed you? Your story on that had me dying laughing - Thank you for all that you do!