'It's gorgeous' - Tech billionaire takes part in SpaceX's first-ever private spacewalk
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- Опубликовано: 16 сен 2024
- US tech billionaire Jared Isaacman has become the first commercial astronaut to take part in a private spacewalk more than 400 miles above Earth.
Engineer Sarah Gilles was also on board the mission and followed Mr Isaacman out of the spacecraft shortly after he completed his spacewalk.
Sky's science correspondent Thomas Moore takes a deeper look into this historic moment and what it could mean for future space exploration.
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Why do they always use a fish eye lens?
Jealousy and envy lives in this video.
cause it’s filmed in front of a green screen
Still yet to see an uninterrupted video to space
Where is the walking ??
the definition of space walk is exposing yourself in space with only suit protection. besides, there's no ground, how to "walk"? they're moving in thousands of miles per hour.
Stop motion again like the first ever space walk 😂
INSTEAD OF PAYING FOR THAT SPACE WALK, WHY NOT GIVE IT TO THE PENSIONERS FOR THEIR FUEL ALLOWANCE.
If I was there, I would be scared out of my mind, even with all the safety.
nothing scary about a green screen
@@andrewchapman3365 that wasn’t a green screen
Fake as hell.. with the iPhone 16 out.. surely they would have better quality footage.
where was the walk? more like poke.
Green screen and a robot... or maybe the uniform lost control..
Looks like NASA crew selection committee made the right choice with the right stuff... billion's of US dollars!
"a space tourism flight is 50-100 times worse for the atmosphere than a long-distance plane flight."
- Ellen Phiddian - Cosmos science
Distribution of wealth? Umm... not so much.
"My hypocrisy knows no bounds."
- Doc Holladay - Tombstone
Yeah but a seat costs 91,666 times more than a long distance plane flight
Always wondered if they were wishing they could redo the "vacuum in space " thing 😅.
Utter Rubbish! They really do think we're all stupid !
Exactly! They try to trick us into believing earth is not flat!
It's real... it's done in a studio with old 1990s camcorders.
@@MookyYakka LOL x
Wonder if any uaps were spotted
why does he look like that
Because its fake
Looks like he’s wearing a sweat suit. Amazing stuff !
Walk? 🤭
I hope he doesn't get lost in space when he go for a walk no sign up there given him directions. Am sure being billionaire they send search rescue to find 😂
Rich people getting chances for amazing things for no reason :)
No reason? They pay.
Well, they were the ones who paid for it.
Ok, care to join the next Titanic submarine tour.😅
@@jamescarter8311 Well, none of the NASA or Russian Space Federation astronauts paid for it.
That's not the definition of "deserving", unless the world's gone f***ing totally mad 🙄
What horseshyte
Whats going on with that womans arm? It's like they are using tesla robots in a second capsule so that they can produce a fake space walk proving a fake suit
Decades of U.S. taxpayers paying for the North American Space Agency exploration to develop in order to get to this point where private businessmen can reap all the profits. No dividend for them.
SpaceX developed this mission, the rocket, and the ship and the "rich businessmen" paid for it. Not surprising that someone who doesn't know what N.A.S.A. stands for didn't know that either.
During the "Space Race" Boeing and Lockheed invested majority of the funding for space flights. A lot of the Technology used by NASA came from German N@zi inventions and expertise. Should we pay the Nutzes too.
This is totally a private venture with no input from NASA.
The failed Starliner spacecraft is mostly funded by Boeing. A lot of investors in Boeing wanted to cut their losses and end their contract with NASA because they’re loosing too much money on it. NASA is desperate to not lose a major source of funding and technology from Boeing and wanted to keep the company working with them. That’s why they keep the project alive.
The truth is, the majority of technology we take for granted are made by private individuals and companies that was made to cater to only the few who can afford it (government and military contract, other large companies for their business, etc… ), then later other private companies made them cheaper and more affordable for the masses.
" North American Space Agency " ?
The levels of pure ignorance on display in this comment section is a sad reflection of the Sky News demographic.
@@Hiram1000 Sky news Lefty who is supposed to complaint
Clearly a robot...
It's not a very flexible suit.
Clearly?! 🤣
Says the dum-dum on RUclips having only watched it for 4 seconds.
Sad.
@@PA-lf8sd Interesting username.
Spacewalk? Pffffttttt... Space-peek maybe. At a stretch. Hey look I can see the pub from here!
Is the world round or flat?
People with money......🤷🏻♂️
Certainly the world can do without another billionaire who has nothing better to do with his valuable time!
baahaaaahaaaaaaa
That is not a walk I often like to look out of an open window at the English weather glad that I don’t have to go outside I guess they all felt the same 😂
how did they do this when the earth is flat? did they fall off the side of it??
First ☝️
To smoke poles.
Not as first as Isaacman!
I bet he pays his staff f4ck all. Wasting money on something that's not needed.
Musk operayes unsafe spacecraft....which looser would volunteer for such a mission .duuiuhjh