Boeing spacecraft carrying two NASA astronauts lifts off in historic launch
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- Опубликовано: 4 июн 2024
- A Boeing spacecraft carrying two NASA astronauts is on its historic maiden voyage. The landmark launch kicked off the first crewed test flight of the capsule and marked the culmination of a long and trying development process. #CNN #News
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Stepping into a Boeing spacecraft..
Proof that astronauts are the bravest human beings in and off this world.
That's my take on this too! Yikes!!
Sad, but true.
Humans suck
There are 10s of thousands of boeing aircraft flights that occur every day. No hablo fu(tardo!
Boeing!🤣
When I was a kid in the sixties I always watched the Launches. I still enjoy this.
For what? What a useless waist of materials to show who has to e bigger d . The f they going up there for if not making anything or setting up shop
I can only imagine how wild it would have been to watch the first launches. I was born in 85, but it's always exciting to watch these. Stuff like this is what inspired me to study Physics/Astrophysics in college, and hopefully it does the same to the next generation.
@@damien1781no
@@damien1781
So many of the things that make up our current technology were developed during the space race.
What we need to do is stop the proliferation of the human animal.
Too many people are our real problem.
Yeah.
Remember the Apollo patches that we collected from breakfast cereal boxes and pestering our mothers to buy Tang instant orange drink because it was what the astronauts drank, and the school lunch boxes embossed with NASA/ Mercury/Apollo/ Saturn V / lunar module graphics? It really was a commercialization thing looking back. We definitely knew how to do that better than the Soviets.
Takeoffs and landings are the most worrisome. I’ve watched these for decades and I barely breathe during the launch and landing. Brave and dedicated crew. Bravo for the new pump!
I only ever watch them after I know they were successful. I’m a little too nervous about watching them given past events
Those shots of the rockets igniting is always special.
Yeah, look at the failed Soyuz MS 10 mission, thank god for launch escape systems
She went right over my head here on the Coast of Maine around 5 mins into flight and i managed to capture her in clear blue skies on my web cam. 😎🚀
That's awesome!
Seems like they're using the new technique called "tightening the bolt" 😂
It helps when they have the bolts to tighten.
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Crooked H was here 🫨🫨🫨
Homer Simpson is standing by with an inanimate carbon rod at the ready.
@@mantis10_surf85 you must have no friends
Just here for the ridiculous comment made by people who think that airplanes and rockets are built in the same building by the same people. I am not disappointed.
It's the same corporate mindset tho. Like do u really trust GM building hybrid tanks. I don't think so
Dont tell the flat earthed you can see the curve
It’s the COVID Vac that cause you to see the curve….🤣🤣🤣
You can't convince flat earth people with silly things like evidence.
Flat earthers would probably say that curve is just the edge of the flat round plate that we live on. Or that it is lense distortion.
They will say is "photoshopped" :D
The earth is curved but sorry, no human has ever been to space before and it is still the case.
They even installed camera’s for us to view something during the launch ! What an achievement. Let’s cross our fingers for a safe mission.
Why do you add an apostrophe to "camera's"? Just add the letter s, it's a simple plural.
Cameras on space launches aren’t anything new. SpaceX streams literally every launch from multiple cams
@@mafiaboy87maybe he’s being sarcastic idk
@@AlejandroMS67 Grammer means a lot to you? Fuck grammer and all that shit. Just try to understand someone not be all perfect about it and an asshole. You probably talking to someone in special need you don't know most online people. Keep the grammar insult to you're self. You Mr Bad Ass. LMAO
Cameras are common. Dude
That aircraft looks like a giant-
*“JOHNSON!!”*
That’s what she said.
After watching so many NASA launches on TV as a kid back in the 60s and 70s, I was lucky enough to watch one for real back in January when 3 Astronauts headed towards the ISS. An astonishing experience for an ageing Brit, I can tell you!
Butch and Sonny? Priceless!
Sunita Williams, back to the space station. She's a legend.
I can’t believe this camera view.
At the end? That was of course a simulation using telemetry data from the spacecraft.
Had to cut to CG so that didn't see the hatch door falling off.
Boeing PR Rep: Yes, that was an unscheduled stage 4 separation
I keep looking at that rocket and all I can keep hearing in my head is the Austin Powers bit.....
Phallic!
it will be going home with her. not as a display piece.
flat earthers where yall at
Bein' flat, yo
Look down.
@@WindFireAllThatKindOfThing still looks flat to me
@@mikehamm5217 The Universe ,so far, looks flat to us.
Flat Earthers, "Just push the capsule off the edge of the plant! No rocket needed! Duh!"
They seem to be oblate
CNN: Let's listen to the official NASA countdown
Boeing:
CNN: Ok, i guess it flew away on it's own
Astronauts randomly getting launched:
Countdown: BEEP BEEP BEEP BEEP
Rocket: Screw you Boeing airlines! 🤭
haha
Fox News stated that a missile went up. And morons believed it
Thanks to Boeing we are going back to 1986!
Boeing really needed this win, I'm very happy for them!😄🚀
Just pray for a safe re-entry and splashdown
They're not back yet.
Yes? You are happy for dead whistleblowers too? No wonder.
@@polreamonnshould send Biden to space and leave him there
Boeing aerospace: Boeing planes are weak
The astronauts are pissed they had to pay $50 extra for carryon bags
Nothing compares to watching the space shuttles back in the day
Except Artemis which will take astronauts to the moon next year. The first launch was amazing to see from just a few miles away.
I mean Starship certainly does, at least imo. Though hopefully nothing occurs like the Challenger takeoff we watched live in my elementary school classroom. RIP
I remember watching the first trip to the moon. I have never been more proud, scared, anxious and thrilled!
Seeing 2 falcon heavy boosters come back and land in unison certainly tops space shuttle for just awe value.
Starships flip and suicide burn mere meters from the ground probably going to be even more nuts to watch if get it working. Such a bonkers manoeuver.
@@davidp6839Starship is the New Challenger it is going to be the same as it what happened in January 28, 1986.
They was up and moving quick
They wasn't lol
When NASA signed the Boeing + ULA contract, who would knew it took them so long than SpaceX. But congrats to those who have worked hard towards this. Wish things go better and faster from this catching point on.
The astronauts probably relieved they didn't work faster.
January 28, 1986 again.
All Americans should be proud today
and perhaps also give your American company, Boeing, the credit for this excellent work.
I certainly don't see Belgian rockets launching!
Greetings from Europe!
Ariane 6 is scheduled for launch in July.
@@MartinBrenner Thank you, but that's a French company :)
Let's hope it's successful :)
Belgians are showing their allegiance to Putin, by limiting where the F-16's can be used. Belgians ,send billions a month to support Russia's genocide,buying Russian diamonds .
@@mr.v3061... doesn't the E in ESA stand for Europe? Belgium in Europe? Flanders and Walloonia in Belgium?😅
@@montegrifo i have no idea if Belgian talent or companies joined in on that. It would be great :)
Proud to be 🎉American
Why?
Not,while we have a person into the White House that doesn’t remember his name…just ice cream 😂😂😂…probably from the day when he was still able to lick it 😂😂😂
@@RomeoUrsu-fy9qojust get over it l. Always be proud and lucky you are not born in Russia, China or North Korea you spoiled …
"Thanks for telling us about the pieces falling off everywhere." When did the reporter say anything about that being part of the design??? I've rewound and replayed it a bunch and can't find her saying anything about that.
3:50 I'm glad the reporter had her travelling companion handy!
U.S.A. U.S.A. U.S.A! Get it Boeing,
Make us proud!
Wishing them a success on this mission!
Boeing finally got something right 😂😂😂
so far....
"Boeing finally got something right" that is possibly a mistake 🙂
Let’s see how many subs I can gain from this comment currently at 26
Maybe....😮
What do you mean finally? Considering 90% of all airborne cargo is transported aboard a Boeing aircraft, there’s a high probability that your last Amazon package has a connection to Boeing and their amazing aircraft
I'm impressed, a complete flight by ''Bing Bang Boeing'' without losing a single part... or crashing.
Let's not celebrate too soon until they land
Yet
The day is young.
I like that one, I will use it! 'Bing bang boeing'
Well, technically the boosters fell off, but that was planned.
Fingers crossed the hatch doesn't blow open. 🤞
Fingers crossed you grow up
or they have extra sticky TAPE
It won't muskateer.
We're back in space. Frickin awesome.
I'm conflicted with a kid with obviously no science or engineering background doing the commentary.
That she is the child of two astronauts does give her a visceral love of space flight and a unique admiration for the astronauts. Which is pretty great.
All them cars you guys are driving is warming the atmosphere. Hold my beer
Well done NASA. Well done Boeing! What an incredible sight!
A few years late because of shoddy business practices. That’s a nope from me.
...And it only cost 20 Times as much as a Space X launch. Another TRIUMPH for Boeing!
Awesome Congratulations 👏
"What an exciting... eh... thing to witness live". That's real enthusiasm there!
This thing has actually been in development since the Columbia disaster.
Awesome
2:03 goodness gracious great balls of fire!
So smooth and lot speed. Great job
{Congratulatulations} to the man and women at Boeing who built the Rocket and made this possible. I don't think you all get enough recognition.👏
Nappi added that for the rest of the year, Boeing is focused on getting certified for the Starliner 1 mission.
When asked about the relationship between Boeing and SpaceX, long viewed as a rivalry, Mark Nappi, the vice president and program manager of the Commercial Crew Program for Boeing, said he believes others see it as a competition.
I hope so! Everybody that has a normal brain hates Musk, no?
"We should get double the money, because we're the ones with the experience."
Yep
GO Suni & Butch!! And GO USA!
Congratulations Boeing and a safe flight to the crew!
Did the doors stay on?
I was looking for this..thank you 😂
No
Congrats Starliner⭐👏
Flawless lift off.
I genuinely wasn’t expecting this. So glad to finally fiiiiiiiiiinalllllyyyyy see them take off and my god was it beautiful
chatGPT explains: The Boeing Starliner launch is significant for several reasons:
Historic First: This launch marked the first time astronauts were carried by Boeing’s Starliner spacecraft, making it a historic liftoff1.
Commercial Crew Program: It’s a crucial milestone for NASA’s Commercial Crew Program, aiming to have two American commercial vehicles for astronaut missions to the ISS1.
Operational Certification: The mission, known as Crew Flight Test (CFT), involves astronauts spending about eight days at the ISS to put Starliner through tests toward operational crew certification1.
Technical Milestone: It’s the first time astronauts have launched atop an Atlas V rocket in its 22-year flight history1.
Industry Confidence: A successful mission would boost confidence in the commercial space industry’s ability to support operations in Earth’s orbit, allowing NASA to focus on future missions to the Moon and beyond2.
This launch is a pivotal step in advancing human spaceflight and expanding commercial access to space. It represents a collaborative effort between NASA and Boeing and is a testament to the progress in space exploration technology.
Boeing isn't the company it once was, greed guides it's leadership.
Well done, ChatGPT.
Nice cut and paste, Αλέξης Μιχαήλ...
Just a giant waste of $$$$$ would have been better spent
investing in SpaceX to expedite the starship program no way Boeing
can compete price wise with SpaceX
I would be terrified to ride that rocket with all the issues they've had leading up to this.
Wait til Carnival Cruise makes a rocket
Its an Atlas V rocket. It has 100 launches and a 100% success rate. Better than the Falcon 9...
@@akyhneYes but the spacecraft itself was built by Boeing. The company that forgets to tighten bolts and stuff.
@@jmb9506 Yes, that's my point. It's reliable and made by Boeing and another company.
@@akyhne I meant the capsule. Also thats not a fair comparison at all. the Atlas 5 has 100 launches and 0 failures. Falcon has had over 300 launches since it's last failure in 2015. Far more successful in every aspect. They have landed the falcon more times than the Atlas has flown.
Goodness CNN SpaceX is very much ahead in this business, it would be nice if you cover the fourth launch of SpaceX Starship.
they willl only after it explodes becouse media hates elon 😂
So I came to the comment section to read on how brave these astronauts are in choosing boeing.
Boeing taking the piss out of ISS
Excellent comment.
Boeing before launch: "Everybody check your pockets for leftover nuts and bolts!"
"Jim, you did double check those valves, right? Bob, tell me you tested the software, buddy."
Said the town idiot
Any flat earthers watching? 🤣🤣🤣
Thank God all crew is safe🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
The word historic is used excessively.
Once this mission is in the past, how else would you describe it?
...actually...too much talk in general. I want to see the spacecraft not someone endlessly droning on holding a model.
@@annoyed707 What I am saying, and I will try to make it as clear as I can for you, is that the word is often abused to imply something other than its definition.
It can be abused to imply importance and value that is not shared by everyone. Marketing companies and sensationalist journalism often abuses it too.
I can do it by claiming that reducing the price on my used lawn mower from $100,000 to $98,000 is historic. I could do that to imply that you would be absolutely nuts not to jump on that value and purchase it.
Do you understand now?
Two dead whistleblowers in a row. I bet that’s historic too.
This is the first crewed launch of the first human rated heavy-lift rocket whose purpose is to go beyond Earth orbit since Apollo. Human rated, heavy-lift, and beyond Earth orbit are the key words here. That's pretty historic. All the other launch vehicles you have seen from other current manufacturers are built for low Earth orbit.
congrats to BOEING, awesome rocket tech
NASA does a red bull commercial, Redbull gives Boeing wings!
Butch & Sonny (getting into a Boeing Rocket)
"Thank God for that! For a minute I thought we were in trouble."
Dumb
A _Boeing_ spacecraft?! Hope they checked the door hinges! 😬
People die when corporations try to save money
Its an Atlas V rocket. It has 100 launches and a 100% success rate. Better than the Falcon 9...
😂
Stupid comment from someone did braindead
Hi
Boeing-NASA, way to go!!
Blowing the doors off of the competition 😅
What a historic acheivement for Boeing. First launch in history of a Boeing craft where the doors didn't blow off mid-flight.
“Congratulations, you’ve been selected as one of the two astronauts!” - “Yeah!!!” - “It will be a Boeing rocket though.” - “D’OH!”
IF IT'S BOEING, I AIN'T GOING!
@@TheIceMan9304it did go
is it the simpsons doh ..but anything is better than spacex
Let’s see how many subs I can gain from this comment currently at 26
Its an Atlas V rocket. It has 100 launches and a 100% success rate. Better than the Falcon 9...
Great job Boeing, ULA and NASA
This is just so beautiful I am just so excited to be able to watch this I’ve been interested in the nasa space crafts
Boeing space flight? Hope they tightened the bolts otherwise the door will end up in your backyard 😂
Yard art! Yeayyy!
THAT'S HOW YOU DO IT TESLA
In all fairness that was a flawless lift off and phenomenal sounding flight
ISS Distance = 400 km
Moon Distance = 384,400 km
Ratio = 0.001
Not quite ... if it takes a day to catch up with the ISS, the trip is about 43,000 km. So, 0.11.
Biden 2024❤
🤣 I didn't know people like you still existed.
If I was an astronaut, I do not think I would climb into a Boeing built rocket...
Why?
Spoken like a true Russian
Its an Atlas V rocket. It has 100 launches and a 100% success rate. Better than the Falcon 9...
If you were an astronaut and if a frog had wings lol .. (he wouldn't bump his ass when he hops)
Not a Boeing built rocket, only the capsule is Boeing, the Rocket is ULA, who has a perfect launch record.
OUTSTANDING, fly Starliner, fly free and safe Godspeed!! Finally!!
Hats off and salutes to the two brave crew members of the ULA/Boeing team.
It’s not over until those Two crewmen are back on solid ground.
Then, we should take a good hard look at the accounting for this project. How many years behind schedule and how many billions over budget? I really hope no one cut corners to meet this much delayed launch date.
BOEING?? I wouldnt trust that thing!
Don't worry. Nobody will be asking you to.
Historically speaking he's right. @@jocopowell
John Barnett didn’t kill himself.🏳️⚧️☭🏳️🌈Ⓐ🇵🇸
How do you know? Or are you just, like, totally a troll?
That's the biggest rocket she's ever held in her hand.
Fabulous job engineers and your tireless dedication! Great reporting @Kristin Fisher. Keep sharing the technical details so we follow the milestones. 🚀
3:20 Take that, Flat-Earthers! Bazinga! 🌍
@@WillPOnyaSorry, dude. You musta missed the obvious curvature. You may need an eye test, sweetheart. 🤓
@@WillPOnyaYou’re a disaster, petal. 🤦♂️ Tf you weren’t my science teacher!
@@WillPOnyaYou’re right. The Earth _is_ ‘flat’. And ‘Jesus’ is your ‘saviour’ and ‘God’ threw in some fossils to test our collective faith, and you are deluded. 😊
@@WillPOnyaNah, man. I’m just following the evidence. This really _isn’t_ that difficult. Tch, tch! 👍😉
@@WillPOnya Ya, Will. You don’t. Well observed. 👍😉 🌎
Finally… a serious non-clown company in the space game. This may work.
While Elon Musk may be a clown, Space X is certainly doing more for the space program than any other entity in the U.S. Space X has how many flights to the ISS? And, they reuse boosters many times over. So, calling Space X a clown company is a bit disingenuous.
Congrats
Great to see we are back in
This sure is nothing compared to the Saturn V rocket days, which was far better than what they can build today
Wow!! Amazing!!
Wild there’s two people in there
WHO'S HERE TO SEE IF IT BLEW UP?
So glad it stayed together
Did you?
Brilliant…..never loses its lustre……..Godspeed
I am glad Sunita Williams’ patience has at long last paid off with this launch. But the launch may not be the most dangerous part of the flight - the Starliner craft on its previous flights had problems once in space and so I hope the work they undertook to make Starliner as safe as possible will finally pay off over the course of the flight. I was not worried about the launch - the Atlas rocket is as safe and reliable as it is possible for a rocket to be.
Good luck to Sunita WIlmore and Butch WIlmore - they have shown exceptional courage, even for astronauts, and let us hope they return safely following a successful flight.
Starliner is a Time Machine it takes you back to January 28, 1986!
Boeing 2 : 0 Airbus
Good job, America!
the doors / windows didn't fall off this time. way to go Boeing !!!
👍
Wow.
Just perfect...
Lite that candle n GO, Baby GO!!
I am always following up on lift offs on RUclips. Thanks a lot.
Phenomenal indeed!
outstanding !👍
if your a space fan. we have been waiting for this over ten years now.
good job, Kristin! so well explained, allowing anyone to get excited about this launch.