SpaceX Starlink V2 Deployment
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- Опубликовано: 26 фев 2023
- SpaceX Starlink V2 Deployment
#spacex #starlink #space
Incredible footage from the first every deployment of SpaceX's Starlink Mini V2 Satellites.
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The coolest video of the entire year. You really have to give it to the engineers at SpaceX.
Finally someone who gives credit to the proper group
Agree 100% Hats off to them SpaceX team....✌👍
looks like now the "thing" holding the startlink not just fly away and still attach on the second stage and will burn on atmosfer together with it
Congrats to whoever thought to put the camera on that bar that moves. This is a wonderfully different view showing the second stage deploying the satellites.
Right its amazing view!
So cool that I needed to put on a coat and hat .
Thanks for the update
Watching Starlink... on Starlink...
Amazing video bro
Idk why I did that but found it funny
Great shot!
When I first saw it, I thought it was Kerbal Space Program footage. LOL 😆😆 Love this type of footage. Next we need a camera on one of the Starlinks...
nice how the earth is bending .....
We're all just going to ignore the ufo in the back?
Cheers
Nice
Dwayne chéri mon si merveilleux amour Je t'aime si fort chéri
See u in Space u are my so shining blue star chéri
U love so Space X and i love u so chéri ...
Nice video 👍👍
We thought so too!
Yeet!
So no one’s gonna talk about the ufo in the background⁉️
Wow
There showing the development now, that is so fucking cool.
Right so awesome to see and from this angle too!
Now that was Cool!
Amazing
So amazinggggg
daammmnnnn!!!
How do they get into position and how long does that take? I mean they have to all spread out in different directions now right? They need to propulsion to get going and then again to stop?
It takes a few weeks and they do have propulsion.
more?
What Is That Thing Flying In The Top Left Screen @ 0:04 Seconds Into The Video 🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔
debris
@@Dianne_Sancho Right.... Debris...... More Like ALIENS 👽👽👽👽😲😲😲😲
This is Elon's space ship... Leaving definitely the earth!
Cold thruster
Ice
what camera are you guys using?
This is likely a GoPro type camera on the tension rod that holds the satellites together during launch. This is video from SpaceX not from this channel. 😊
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Congratulations, and best wishes. Including wish that DoD would pay Space X for use in Ukraine ... and add Russia and China and all other closed political countries to the list.
Do they separate or stay all clumped together ?
they'll drift apart, then use ion engines to move into the correct orbit
wow this is absolutely amazing. how high up is it? has got to be over 1,000 miles up??
Starlink is at the low end of LEO so around 350 miles.
@@doresearchstopwhining wow thats still really high up. if they were to drop say a 5lb weight and earths gravity could reach it,i wonder how long it would take to land
@@ronniebaker1917 Gravity works on an inverse square law which you should look up but yeah, gravity can "reach it". If you are past the moon you can still be held in by earths gravity (check out the L2 point for james webb). If you are on pluto, earth's gravity still reaches there but it is so weak, you can't sense it. Gravity waves span across galaxies.
Lente olho de peixe. A terra 🌎 é plana e tem um Domo lá em cima!
i can confirm that earth is flat
So it's this crap that destroys the night sky with useless lights.
Not anymore! Starlink satellites now use anti reflective technology so any you see are old satellites
@@TaurusSpace Starlink satellites unfortunately still do produce some reflections. They’re a lot better but they’re still reflective to a certain extent
@@liamrobins8789 Im aware but they are lot less noticeable than the previous Starlink satellites
They aren’t lights and you can’t see them all night. Just after sunset and before sunrise and only if you’re lucky and patient.
Please don’t just go around claiming they’re “destroying the night sky” because they simply aren’t. You’re upset over nothing because you heard someone else upset over nothing.
If you’re a serious astrophotographer, you’ll know exactly where all of them are and be able to remove them from your images if you don’t want to see them.
@@TaurusSpace They are as much noticeable as previous satellites. Virtually any telescope can see them, they are a lot, like a LOT brighter than the deep sky objects we are trying to see.
So much space junk...
Soon people are going to be trapped on Earth... but that is Elon's Idea... Charge for items to be moved out the way... items he put there...
Satellite Sky by Mark Heard
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Nice