Artemis Ascends: NASA Launch Propels Humanity to New Horizons!

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  • Опубликовано: 24 авг 2022
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  • @wanderingpointer3049
    @wanderingpointer3049 Год назад +7

    Very nice component breakdown introduction video, great job! Feeling excited to see Artemis launch! Love from 🇨🇳

    • @anodominate
      @anodominate Год назад

      Bro are you using VPN to use RUclips?? Isn't YT banned in ROC.
      Btw I'm too excited and curiousfor ARTEMIS 1 and about the future.

  • @xuchun5371
    @xuchun5371 Год назад +1

    Many years ago, as a elementary school student, I watched the Apollo rocket launch, and then the Kitty Hawk spacecraft landed on the moon at midnight, ( local time in our region ),
    Luckily, I still got a chance to watch the new program of Artemis take off and return to the moon mission , and it was a wonderful feeling!

  • @malvinderkaur541
    @malvinderkaur541 Год назад +4

    its amazing humbling experience to see all of it in person like I did in DC museums, and the enormity of these efforts and results human mind capable of such great explorations, horizons, which is all well and good but along with it it must not forget its social civil duties towards each other and everybody around,

  • @sub31k
    @sub31k Год назад +12

    We Are Going! It's great to see Artemis be real. Congrats to all involved, and best of fortune as they continue to push the frontiers of human spaceflight!

    • @garystewart3110
      @garystewart3110 Год назад +2

      all it takes is interest and funding, we can do it at anytime. its nice that we are able to today

    • @notnoahthegreat5624
      @notnoahthegreat5624 Год назад +1

      It was delayed till Friday

    • @hcf1956
      @hcf1956 Год назад

      “For real”????? A Roman candle , is real, and it cost $5!!!!!!!! And it “really” flies. 4-6 years behind schedule and hundreds of billions (that’s Billions) behind and umpteenth of times delayed, AND YOU CONGRATULATE the idiots responsible for this embarrassment??????? Are you a FREAKING M O R O N ?

    • @Philip02K
      @Philip02K Год назад

      We did not, starship may go before hand

    • @lgonzalez1154
      @lgonzalez1154 Год назад +1

      Good luck with that lol

  • @garystewart3110
    @garystewart3110 Год назад +5

    I bet that water system takes some pretty cool engineering on its own I'd love to learn more about. Never mind the rocket motor did you see that big blast of water? lol

  • @raptor9521
    @raptor9521 Год назад +1

    when is launch day?

  • @Pakistanvehicles
    @Pakistanvehicles Год назад +1

    Nice

  • @in_10z
    @in_10z Год назад +5

    Very well done. Thanks Curiosity Stream!! GO ARTEMIS!!!! So exciting.

  • @josegerardosaenz4183
    @josegerardosaenz4183 Год назад +3

    En español me gustaría oirlo

  • @redbarnz
    @redbarnz Год назад

    Godspeed to all the Artemis spacecraft and all the thousands of American technicians who have helped in getting America back in space!

  • @althejazzman
    @althejazzman Год назад

    Am I imagining this, or is the background music very similar to playing Kerbal Space Program?

  • @mche7214
    @mche7214 Год назад +1

    as the apollo lesson shows us the first step is the launch then it is about the electronics.

  • @malvinderkaur541
    @malvinderkaur541 Год назад

    it is very fascinating, I took quiz also there, it is completely different world and mindset of curious to explore entire universe, I understand that , I am of same mind but half of my intellect, other half is with normal human life, science, tech, of this arena has no room for mundane everyday life of masses which also matter the most, this is the point I am trying to make since long that apart from all these forward going 900 million pounds of thrusts power launches, do not forget that entire world of human beings are not sitting on that launch, their lives have other meanings and values attached and those should never be left behind.

  • @peteregan9750
    @peteregan9750 Год назад

    so it is just a redesign of the space shuttle rockets - remove shettle, add controls ad rockests to the base, add crew capsule on top....

  • @vanarsdale526
    @vanarsdale526 Год назад +1

    Please remember this is (ROCKET SCIENCE)...

  • @mjimih
    @mjimih Год назад

    It's time to get back in the drivers seat!

  • @colinsmith3938
    @colinsmith3938 Год назад

    thought we went to the moon over 50yrs ago 5 times and landed men on the moon and a car seems strange that we find it so difficult 50yrs later

  • @imranZmehdi
    @imranZmehdi Год назад +1

    doing all this like its their first time going to the moon. i thought nasa already has all the necessary data.

  • @jamesendsley1560
    @jamesendsley1560 Год назад +2

    You test Until It Breaks so it doesn't break during lunch

  • @moonshinefuel
    @moonshinefuel Год назад +2

    Better call in Stanley Kubrick

  • @Emdee5632
    @Emdee5632 Год назад +1

    SpaceX and Blue Origin are working on launch systems that are cheaper and reusable. What is going to happen beyond 2026 or 2027, when New Glenns and StarShips are probably going to be produced in large numbers, but not SLS?

  • @AntonioCarlos-gr2pe
    @AntonioCarlos-gr2pe Год назад

    I wish very suce for tripulation

  • @mrphil8809
    @mrphil8809 Год назад +1

    Artemis I launch has scrubbed because of engine issues

  • @johnpaulnamugot7102
    @johnpaulnamugot7102 Год назад

    16:22 lol camera sensor didn't burn

    • @totallytucker2671
      @totallytucker2671 Год назад +1

      It’s cause it’s CGI the rocket hasn’t even launched yet so they made it for the video. But for the real rocket yes it would probably burn 😂

  • @danaschoen432
    @danaschoen432 Год назад

    Engineering "AT SCALE"!

  • @g-forcepersonaltraining5780
    @g-forcepersonaltraining5780 Год назад +1

    Why does that woman undervalue apollo missions ?? Shes like that was easy this is hard just cuz I'm in it

  • @stevecam724
    @stevecam724 Год назад +2

    Well if you spend $4.1 Billion to launch 30 year old motors (OV-099 engines?) you are going to be disappointed.

  • @2011pauloroberto
    @2011pauloroberto Год назад

    quem filmou a apolo saindo da lua??

    • @phpianocover
      @phpianocover Год назад

      Nenhum astronauta ficou por lá, então, só pode ter sido uma câmera estática.

    • @2011pauloroberto
      @2011pauloroberto Год назад +1

      @@phpianocover mas a camera se mexeu acompanhando a subida..

  • @notnoahthegreat5624
    @notnoahthegreat5624 Год назад

    Fudge it changed?!?!?

  • @matthew09ify
    @matthew09ify Год назад

    Congrats NASA when you eventually send man to the moon I'll be watching it live

  • @shajis5901
    @shajis5901 Год назад

    Artemis launch postponed due to technical failure

  • @billythekid5628
    @billythekid5628 Год назад

    It looks like Elen Musk prior took my advice/suggestions that I had prior texted to him 1-1/2 years ago, in short and real brief, but not limited to:
    (1) build the Starship Enterprise (about as big as on TV 1960's series, "Star Track") built in lunat orbit from lunar dirt and minerals, to take humans to Mars and beyond; and
    (2) get corporations all involved to help pay for it all.

  • @g-forcepersonaltraining5780
    @g-forcepersonaltraining5780 Год назад

    Forgot to plug a valve

  • @DonPavardenis
    @DonPavardenis Год назад +3

    If you like this episode you should watch "For All Mankind" TV series. You are welcome ;)

  • @TheMotz55
    @TheMotz55 Год назад

    This is where this nation is supposed to be doing...great and difficult things instead of listening to headcases who don't believe in science.

  • @GrandyXD
    @GrandyXD Год назад

    I want SpaceX to go to mars first though

  • @RealTalkMeNow
    @RealTalkMeNow Год назад

    And they say we "already" went to the moon... But if you look at the amount of testing they are doing, it makes you wonder 🤣 and for some reason it is so much easier to do it 50 years ago!

    • @RealTalkMeNow
      @RealTalkMeNow Год назад

      @@ozcaks8888 One thing for SURE... I'm NOT A SHEEP like You! 🤣 So what's the excuse now? 🤣

  • @swissplayzroblox2
    @swissplayzroblox2 Год назад

    Uhhh tomorrow Artemis I is going to launch

  • @chinosts
    @chinosts Год назад

    In the middle of watch this and am trying to work out who the narrator is..

  • @MsDenver2
    @MsDenver2 Год назад

    So if they are able now to do something about the radiation belt with modern technology, then how did they protect the Apollo crews ?? Something fishy in the past??

    • @eleventy-seven
      @eleventy-seven Год назад

      Stop it. The radiation belts around earth were magnetic. They haven't worrieD about that since they first had unmanned rockets analysis it. You get far far more magnetic energy from a MRI.

    • @ivandelabanque1806
      @ivandelabanque1806 Год назад +1

      Because they never went..

  • @PacificAirwave144
    @PacificAirwave144 Год назад +2

    And still throwing away all the hardware after each launch. Maybe they'll buy Raptor-2's from Space-X when they run out of use Shuttle main engines.

  • @nick92065
    @nick92065 Год назад

    The first one got scrubbed.

  • @neilcritchley3593
    @neilcritchley3593 Год назад

    Fascinating and well done. But why the irritating and distracting plonky music?

  • @cartermcclain6798
    @cartermcclain6798 Год назад

    Hi

  • @hubbartreed4909
    @hubbartreed4909 Год назад +1

    If they could do it 50 years ago they could do it now.What is wrong with the technology NASA used then.Would like to know the real reason they stopped going if they actually stopped

    • @entoxiclair_
      @entoxiclair_ Год назад

      Becuse thier was no other resone we needed to go back 50 years ago

    • @entoxiclair_
      @entoxiclair_ Год назад

      @In Lee yeah that sounds more Reasonable then my presumption

  • @Timerips
    @Timerips Год назад

  • @AllFactShorts_
    @AllFactShorts_ Год назад

    oh fck

  • @KokoKoko-jy7oe
    @KokoKoko-jy7oe 11 месяцев назад

    ❤🙋♥️💯💞

  • @MsDenver2
    @MsDenver2 Год назад

    You lot are living in a dream world , nothing will help in the end times, it’s too late

  • @billythekid5628
    @billythekid5628 Год назад

    Does China hold the record of building the biggest rockt ? The video just say that, "Artemis Is The Biggest Rocket That NASA [not biggest in the world] Has Ever Built. " (Emphasize supplied).

  • @RichformO4
    @RichformO4 Год назад

    Each launch that fails...I'm bound to care less and less. What could've have been for the first launch in August, everyone would've been watching. But, more they scrubbed one after another there be less hype. Maybe never get to see it live we wouldn't even know they launched at all.

  • @erico5865
    @erico5865 Год назад +1

    The only thing NASA delayed was the inevitable fireball that's coming.

  • @jocyped500
    @jocyped500 Год назад +1

    Ohh nooh .let me know when find new energy sources. Looking for dinosaur bones???? Wow.

  • @sakuraturbo3364
    @sakuraturbo3364 Год назад

    Yesss for first time we are going to the moon

  • @officerxdoofy4882
    @officerxdoofy4882 Год назад +2

    We're finally going to the moon for the 1st time!!!!

  • @DrDiff952
    @DrDiff952 Год назад

    Elon Musk will get Starship launched Before NASA figures out how to launch a rocket. Checks should have been done before rocket sat on pad.

  • @lukehallatt394
    @lukehallatt394 Год назад

    Why not just use the TR3B we know they have 🤣

  • @Musashi_-81
    @Musashi_-81 Год назад

    Sad thing that the 29th launch was scrapped due to an engine bleedout

    • @alanyeap8078
      @alanyeap8078 Год назад

      It will never fly. All these are just to give us fake hope. One day it will be proven that nasa fake the 1st moon landing to win the cold war.

    • @Musashi_-81
      @Musashi_-81 Год назад

      @@alanyeap8078 and another person who believes the moon landings are fake. great

  • @hasanpangkal50
    @hasanpangkal50 Год назад

    Hiax

  • @AllFactShorts_
    @AllFactShorts_ Год назад

    love shit

  • @parijat1126
    @parijat1126 Год назад +1

    Lol it is postponed. Better luck next time.

  • @bestamerica
    @bestamerica Год назад

    '
    in 1960's - 1970's, men were NOT real walked on the moon...
    land was earth own ground

  • @LennardA320
    @LennardA320 Год назад +1

    If I see the rocket it remembers me of a combination of the Saturn 5 in height and power and the solid rocked boosters from the space shuttle and leaned that some parts have a lot similarities. Remembers me off just 1960's old technology. Costly, no reusability of boosters etc.
    I know this as a fact that in the CIA UFO files that they mastered levitation to defy gravity and free propulsion using energy what's already around us. America has this technology from the beginning of the cold War. We already went to all sides of the Moon, Mars but not with our completely outdated technology where almost 99% of the weight is propellant and other unnecessary hardware.
    We are not allowed to live without oil and all other fossil fuels. Market too big and too rich to bring us in an era with just free energy. We don't need the rocket. We only need the capsule with the "secret" technology and with that we can explore the universe.

  • @aleemuthmanolountobiloba6893
    @aleemuthmanolountobiloba6893 Год назад

    First 🥇🥇

  • @roybodin7301
    @roybodin7301 Год назад

    no thank s lol

  • @povertyspec9651
    @povertyspec9651 Год назад +1

    40,000 Americans die on the roads each year. That's where the money should be spent. There isn't even an interstate highway between Las Vegas and Phoenix yet! Or Chicago to Fort Wayne.

  • @edl617
    @edl617 Год назад +1

    todays launch attempt was a bust. Crappy equipment

  • @lordfreeza8510
    @lordfreeza8510 Год назад

    I hate to say it but they are being way too safe.

  • @pettiii
    @pettiii Год назад +14

    Maybe now SpaceX will be allowed to launch starship…
    Edit: comedy is dead ☠️

    • @okankyoto
      @okankyoto Год назад +7

      If they had filed the paperwork on time, they would have. Its an unfounded rumor that its being held back for SLS.

    • @tomes3378
      @tomes3378 Год назад +5

      Starship is not ready to fly even though they got the FAA permit a few months ago

    • @Agarwaen
      @Agarwaen Год назад +3

      Also.. NASA wants Starship to launch successfully, as an adapted version is their selected design for the reusable lunar lander.

    • @dimetronome
      @dimetronome Год назад +3

      The fact of the matter is that government space agencies like NASA and the CNSA are far more technologically advanced than SpaceX.

    • @hawkdsl
      @hawkdsl Год назад +2

      This is a held belief by "fans", who are not really interested in space exploration and the science that goes with it.

  • @gtlecannon3496
    @gtlecannon3496 Год назад +1

    Good thing we had a few women explaining all this. I’m sure lots of women worked on designing and building the rocket and the dumb men (mostly white) just sat around and mansplained things to the very capable women.

    • @Nep3444
      @Nep3444 Год назад

      What difference does color make, but I see your point it is an attack on white men, and it's sickening, we can't bow down to this stupidity, we must fight to raise every statue that been torn down, such as George Washington, he was a man of the day that had enherited his enslaved workers, we must be more intelligent, they taking the thoughts of some people that don't have the best interest of the country, over emotions, a president can say if u vote republican your not black and them same people except it, even though he was caught up in the moment and probably had the right intentions, but the fact people wasn't insulted is crazy, this is a litmus test for growth for humanity,

  • @ChadwickTheChad
    @ChadwickTheChad Год назад

    What's with the esa sht? They're not involved are they?

    • @hawkdsl
      @hawkdsl Год назад +1

      Yes. they build the second stage.

    • @ChadwickTheChad
      @ChadwickTheChad Год назад

      @@hawkdsl That really sucks.

    • @hawkdsl
      @hawkdsl Год назад

      @@ChadwickTheChad Hows that?

    • @ChadwickTheChad
      @ChadwickTheChad Год назад

      @@hawkdsl It's supposed to be an American mission, not an international one.

    • @sourabhkarmakar8040
      @sourabhkarmakar8040 Год назад

      @@ChadwickTheChad it's a more complicated than the Apollo technology so help is needed.

  • @howardpowell9673
    @howardpowell9673 Год назад

    About time, this is what America 🇺🇸 needs. We are the melting pot of races for Freedom. Jesus bless us 🇺🇸 🙏

  • @Agent77X
    @Agent77X Год назад

    Hahahahahahaha! Ground breaking….🤭 Uses 1 million gallons of water each launch? 😬 Nice done documentary PR video here.

  • @Alex-xg5kr
    @Alex-xg5kr Год назад

    If they would have used Elon Musk's reusable heavy lifter the expenses would be a lot lower and it is more reliable. The SLS is new but there is no real innovation. It seems like the real brain is still Werner van Brown (a NAZI) that developed the engines for the space shuttle 50 years ago... 50 years in space science is very old. We use it once and it gets destroyed... and it is not even close as efficient as the turbo engines version built by Russia, because it bleeds un-burnt fuel!
    It is good that we go to the moon, but it has to be done with a fiscal budget that is sustainable in the future.
    Cost will kill this project; it cost about as much as an election; tough choice democracy or the moon!

  • @nomad77boss
    @nomad77boss Год назад

    Kg=kilogram= 1000 grams
    Pound= nothing with nothing

  • @ZanderSwart
    @ZanderSwart Год назад

    this isnt even a few weeks old and its already so wrong. artemis will fail again and again. wouldnt be cought dead on that ride

  • @tudoralexandruienulescu2214
    @tudoralexandruienulescu2214 Год назад

    This sounds a lot like trying really hard to justify the lack of technological progress with a bloated price tag.

  • @johndavidjudeii
    @johndavidjudeii Год назад +5

    NASA is sooo behind in the space race. Just put that money towards commercial space companies.

    • @DonBonJohn
      @DonBonJohn Год назад +2

      Whos going to moon

    • @lcifermorningstar191
      @lcifermorningstar191 Год назад +2

      Cool, but I thought we already had all of the" know how" to go to the moon. 🧐🤔

    • @ee2376
      @ee2376 Год назад +3

      Blame the political side for many delayed/canceled projects that restrict scientific research

    • @pervinmonster
      @pervinmonster Год назад +1

      Well we will again reach the moon before Russia or China

    • @lcifermorningstar191
      @lcifermorningstar191 Год назад +3

      @@pervinmonster China already put a rover on the moon 14 December 2013. Russian & India have also probed the moon.
      We better hurry up and build the 1st moon station 🚉

  • @nba0028
    @nba0028 Год назад

    Why did the woman at 14:20 call men under 6 ft. small? 5’10” is average. Do gurls see everything in black or white, big or small, pretty or UGLY?

  • @hasanpangkal50
    @hasanpangkal50 Год назад

    American gimmick

  • @sirvaldo54
    @sirvaldo54 Год назад

    Do dupy a nie Moon!!

  • @g-forcepersonaltraining5780
    @g-forcepersonaltraining5780 Год назад

    I guess it's all bs

  • @nba0028
    @nba0028 Год назад

    👎 because of her

  • @lgonzalez1154
    @lgonzalez1154 Год назад

    Typical useless nasa doesn't fail to disappoint!

  • @robertsaumier2724
    @robertsaumier2724 Год назад

    yeah too bad its a failed launch billions of dollars wasted

  • @fresatx
    @fresatx Год назад +2

    Man and Woman?? What about the Trans and Non-Binary???!!!?

    • @hawkdsl
      @hawkdsl Год назад +1

      NASA has done a pretty good job at screening out the mental heath challenged.

    • @zacklp3844
      @zacklp3844 Год назад

      Yeah what about attack helicopters aswell

  • @danielheng501
    @danielheng501 Год назад +1

    No man ever landed on the moon 😂

  • @mrphil8809
    @mrphil8809 Год назад

    Artemis I launch has scrubbed because of engine issues