A beautiful launch that was well covered. Another excellent broadcast ladies and gentlemen. A special round of applause for the camera and audio crews. I know how hard of a job that can be. Great job!
I'm no expert, but it doesn't seem right that the upper stage and satellite seem to be tumbling after little more than an hour. I really don't think that's right.
Hi guys that was amazing seeing that rocket 🚀 go through the clouds ☁️ it looks like 👍 the sun ☀️ was coming up through the clouds great 👍 video guys David 🚀🚀🚀🇬🇧🇬🇧❤️❤️❤️👍👍👍
48:27 At 1 minute after lift off, on the wide camera shot,Whats the 3 lights on the right ? And again at 50:35 look up at the burn, their is a light that flys from the bottom of the screen to the top ,, Thoughts
i've got no idea what the 3 lights are but perhaps the light at 50:35 is a satelite, planet or star. because the one at 50:35 is clearly not moving much but the camera is.
Too high for a tower, unless there’s a hill or something in the background. Could be a plane with centre light and one of each wing. Impossible to say really. NOT aliens lol.
at the wide angle shot those 3 lights in the sky are the 3 stars of orion’s belt, though they look unusually bright, thats just because the camera exposure is turned up at night so they can see the rocket. the dot moving from bottom to top is also another star, remember the rocket isn’t stationary in the sky, they are tracking it with a camera, making other things look like they move when they aren’t
Interesting that no additional solid or liquid fueled stage was used to propel LUCY after the Centaur stage was jettisoned. Clearly the Centaur was enough for the job, but wouldn't an ion engine enable LUCY to go to even more asteroids or even orbit them?
Ion engine needs electricity, at the Jupiters orbit solar cells will generate barely enough power to operate the probe itself, during transitions they will need all the power just to transfer all collected data back.
Normally love your coverage, there was an ad break RIGHT during liftoff, and would be great if there was a way to suppress the voice commentary so we can just experience the sights and sounds of liftoff in their natural state.
NASA has no impact on environment - one rocket launch is equal to two airliner flights - its negligible, if anything NASA satellites help to save environment.
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What value is the information delivered from this probe? Will it benefit mankind as a return on investment? Will it help us manufacture more efficient renewable energy sources? Will it help in any way at all apart from mere curiosities?
Jupiter lagrange point objects are believed to date to the early solar system. A survey of these objects will lead to further refinement of solar system formation models. That may lead to better prospecting for space resources.
@@dongiovanni4331 "Cutting off fundamental, curiosity-driven science is like eating the seed corn. We may have a little more to eat next winter but what will we plant so we and our children will have enough to get through the winters to come?" -Carl Sagan
It will benefit Mankind by helping us learn about our origins. Any civilisation that pretends to be worth anything Must know about it's beginnings Not everything we do should be viewed in terms of a financial return on investment --we seem to be Obsessed with that nowadays. The 'return' will be a vast increase in our knowledge - that most useful thing we have.
Launch at 47:39
Terrific commentary leading up to the launch today- Chris and Jack. Thanks!!
Just saw this in person. That was insane seeing Lucy come up from under the clouds...🙌
@Aztec Eagle-American Eagle wut the actual fuk did I just read?
@Aztec Eagle-American Eagle Sir, this is a Wendy's
The shot from the port was amazing!!!!
that's where I was and it was amazing..
Stunning "Lucy in the sky with diamonds "💎 ⭐️ it did look like a beautiful bright star 🌟, that was very special 🚀🪐⭐️
AMAZING!!!! Looks like a diamond in the sky!👍🥰💖💕❤
R Seco-1:00:55
Faring seporation-52:19
Meco-51:53
Lift off-47:38
How many times between now and than can we ask, “Are we there yet?” After seeing pictures of Pluto we know the wait is worth it.
A beautiful launch that was well covered. Another excellent broadcast ladies and gentlemen. A special round of applause for the camera and audio crews. I know how hard of a job that can be. Great job!
46:36 T-1 Minute
Great long shot over the harbour, noice.
I'm no expert, but it doesn't seem right that the upper stage and satellite seem to be tumbling after little more than an hour. I really don't think that's right.
Rotating to even out the solar heating probably.
Hi guys that was amazing seeing that rocket 🚀 go through the clouds ☁️ it looks like 👍 the sun ☀️ was coming up through the clouds great 👍 video guys David 🚀🚀🚀🇬🇧🇬🇧❤️❤️❤️👍👍👍
Nice shot going thru the clouds
GoodLuck lucy in the sky 12year Mission 4 billion miles heading towards the sun insearch of Asteroids and space things
Why do they have that snappity snappity sound as they are going up?
48:27 At 1 minute after lift off, on the wide camera shot,Whats the 3 lights on the right ?
And again at 50:35 look up at the burn, their is a light that flys from the bottom of the screen to the top ,, Thoughts
i've got no idea what the 3 lights are but perhaps the light at 50:35 is a satelite, planet or star. because the one at 50:35 is clearly not moving much but the camera is.
Too high for a tower, unless there’s a hill or something in the background. Could be a plane with centre light and one of each wing. Impossible to say really. NOT aliens lol.
at the wide angle shot those 3 lights in the sky are the 3 stars of orion’s belt, though they look unusually bright, thats just because the camera exposure is turned up at night so they can see the rocket. the dot moving from bottom to top is also another star, remember the rocket isn’t stationary in the sky, they are tracking it with a camera, making other things look like they move when they aren’t
@@aldunlop4622 yeah its Florida lol, the highest hills we have here are the 30m tall trash dumps next to the highway intersections
@@TheSpaceEngineer I'll take that, Thank You ✌
40:48 go no go poll
now lucy is literally in the sky with diamonds
nice one guys x
How are they getting this video?
I thought it was an animation for the first 20 or 30 seconds. Incredible video.
Are there 3 UFOs in the recording on fleet cam at about ~L+1:10? Also something at about L+3:02.
Most likely internal lens reflection of lights somewhere else in the scene.
The second thing was probably just a star or planet.
Great. Impressive
Really, Kerbal graphics? We’ve gotten spoiled by SpaceX.
What would you prefer? Another launch alongside with a film crew???
Good Luck Lucy In Hunting A Trojan Asteroid ☄️
Go LUCY...GO 🙏
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Will nuclear powered rockets make it possible for direct flights to these places ?
Not until humanity as a whole gets smarter, and is able to mentally disconnect bombs from propulsion systems. Meaning, not for a long time.
Interesting that no additional solid or liquid fueled stage was used to propel LUCY after the Centaur stage was jettisoned. Clearly the Centaur was enough for the job, but wouldn't an ion engine enable LUCY to go to even more asteroids or even orbit them?
Ion engine needs electricity, at the Jupiters orbit solar cells will generate barely enough power to operate the probe itself, during transitions they will need all the power just to transfer all collected data back.
Lucy is not hunting the Trojan asteroids; she is visiting them!
Yeah, Right before they visit us
@@davidritchie2727 The Trojans don't get to the inner solar system.
Referencing other historical moments, I ask if the battery life in this is longer & how much?
Larger solar arrays should help...especially considering it's distance from the sun...
Normally love your coverage, there was an ad break RIGHT during liftoff, and would be great if there was a way to suppress the voice commentary so we can just experience the sights and sounds of liftoff in their natural state.
Did the Booster land like SPACE-X?
The Atlas V is an expendable vehicle design.
Did, the Environmental people, ever sue NASA, or the Government. For Enviroment issues?
NASA has no impact on environment - one rocket launch is equal to two airliner flights - its negligible, if anything NASA satellites help to save environment.
What happens to the Atlas V launcher after Lucy has been detached?
They really need a camera on that second stage.
Something went wrong, the first stage booster exploded, didn't land and wasn't recovered.
Ok and?
er.....you realize this is an Atlas 5 and not a Falcon 9?
This was NASA/ULA...NOT SpaceX
That's usually how expendable vehicle designs go about their business..
How often will be experts sharing all the discoveries, is basically going East. It was a beautiful Rocket launching . Second view tonight.
jump to 47:34 for liftoff
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What value is the information delivered from this probe? Will it benefit mankind as a return on investment? Will it help us manufacture more efficient renewable energy sources? Will it help in any way at all apart from mere curiosities?
Jupiter lagrange point objects are believed to date to the early solar system. A survey of these objects will lead to further refinement of solar system formation models.
That may lead to better prospecting for space resources.
Sounds like you don’t appreciate what this mission is for
We don't know, that is why we explore.
@@dongiovanni4331 "Cutting off fundamental, curiosity-driven science is like eating the seed corn. We may have a little more to eat next winter but what will we plant so we and our children will have enough to get through the winters to come?"
-Carl Sagan
It will benefit Mankind by helping us learn about our origins. Any civilisation that pretends to be worth anything Must know about it's beginnings Not everything we do should be viewed in terms of a financial return on investment --we seem to be Obsessed with that nowadays.
The 'return' will be a vast increase in our knowledge - that most useful thing we have.
48 Minutes of Chat before launch......
It's really hard to overstate the Beatles influence on Western culture.
Why try and save the world
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Could NASA have paid more for that disposable rocket powered by a Russian engine? I doubt it.
The pay for the accuracy of ULA this mission requires that accuracy.
NnsA
Really? A 4-minute commercial at T+5 seconds during liftoff?
That's really low class. Thumbs down.