NASA highlights Artemis 1 from launch to splashdown

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  • Опубликовано: 21 ноя 2024

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  • @frednugent2310
    @frednugent2310 Год назад +20

    What a beast of a rocket, the fire trail is the most impressive I've ever seen.

  • @hfm0912
    @hfm0912 Год назад +22

    What a historic achievement for NASA and ESA scientists and engineers! SLS is the most powerful rocket in the world! All of Orion's flight was preprogramed and executed flawlessly! So glad the focus is back on science!

    • @jetpond7904
      @jetpond7904 Год назад

      JHssbUS USES RHD AND. CANADA 11:33

  • @goldgamercommenting2990
    @goldgamercommenting2990 4 месяца назад +3

    Years later this is still amazing

  • @healthdios
    @healthdios Год назад +29

    Got chills watching the entire sequence and those clear, sharp and clear cut images of the moon surface are spectacular
    Also, the image of planet earth surrounded by all that darkness puts our human nature in perspective.

    • @YouMustQuestionEverything
      @YouMustQuestionEverything Год назад

      It's very easy to believe this con because it's all designed to leave you in awe and admiration. Inspiring you to fantasize something that doesn't exist, thereby conning you psychologically and financially in taxes. Yes, the hard fact remains: the space programme is all fake unfortunately.

    • @healthdios
      @healthdios Год назад +2

      @@YouMustQuestionEverything depends on your personal view of the glass of water.
      Some fellas want to believe in the good will of the human spirit, wich btw, is where ALL GOOD comes from. Not from religion or ideologies.
      I'd rather live a happy life with optimistic personal views and be aware of the skepticism and negativity because this is who we are as human beings.
      Without hope and good will we'd still have diseases running rampant and bigotry would rule the world in the name of few. But most important, it'd be hard for you and I to state our personal opinions publicly...
      Peace mate.

    • @nunya_bizniz
      @nunya_bizniz Год назад

      @@YouMustQuestionEverything

    • @WebOSDevelops
      @WebOSDevelops 10 месяцев назад +1

      That’s your argument? Seriously? Not to mention the fact that you deleted your reply out of shame, as well.

    • @Dandontlie
      @Dandontlie 9 месяцев назад

      A cosmic perspective.

  • @bruisedhelmet8819
    @bruisedhelmet8819 Год назад +12

    It still gets me... this should be what we strive for, exploration and betterment.

  • @peterchrysostomou610
    @peterchrysostomou610 27 дней назад

    This should be on tv, every moment of their travels

  • @yggdrasil9039
    @yggdrasil9039 11 месяцев назад +5

    The quality of video of the lunar surface is just amazing. Be wonderful to have a permanent satellite video-streaming around the Moon.

    • @snakeeyes3733
      @snakeeyes3733 9 месяцев назад +1

      You would think they would have had that already 🤔

    • @msidc1238
      @msidc1238 7 месяцев назад +1

      ​@@snakeeyes3733Why? What point would that serve?

    • @snakeeyes3733
      @snakeeyes3733 7 месяцев назад +1

      @@msidc1238 to point it back at the earth!

    • @msidc1238
      @msidc1238 7 месяцев назад

      @@snakeeyes3733 I don't see any value in that though.

    • @TheSteveSteele
      @TheSteveSteele 2 месяца назад +1

      @@snakeeyes3733There are several satellites that do this already.

  • @morscoronam3779
    @morscoronam3779 Год назад +9

    I like how the camera always goes out during the most interesting moments when cool things are happening.

    • @snakeeyes3733
      @snakeeyes3733 9 месяцев назад

      And how does it do that, where is it located?

    • @OGMeatball
      @OGMeatball 8 месяцев назад

      Well they have to cut to the most important part. It’s pivotal the people see the rocket booster encompassing 85% of the shot and just a small portion of earth to demonstrate how spherical it is

    • @lima4923
      @lima4923 6 месяцев назад

      @@OGMeatball🤡

    • @TheSteveSteele
      @TheSteveSteele 2 месяца назад +1

      @@OGMeatballWell, the video is about the rocket, not the earth.

  • @gingo21
    @gingo21 Год назад +14

    the commentators that excited he cant even say "ignition"

  • @warhero2468
    @warhero2468 Год назад +54

    Nasa needs to put all videos together and make a time lapse from launch to splashdown

    • @spacebach
      @spacebach Год назад +4

      I can do it. :)

    • @michaelkilgoresr.8361
      @michaelkilgoresr.8361 Год назад +2

      Im sure this will eventually be done by someone. If not NASA, there is a RUclipsr I follow whom I can see doing that.
      #LunarModule5

    • @godson3696
      @godson3696 Год назад +4

      I’m sure they have a great reason why they’re not doing that already🤔

    • @jetpond7904
      @jetpond7904 Год назад +5

      @@godson3696 let me guess you’re a flat earther

    • @godson3696
      @godson3696 Год назад

      @@jetpond7904 absolutely not, and also don’t believe we are on a globe . I do believe the world is a bigger than we led to believe. As well as that we are made in the image of our creator and most high.

  • @tuitaylor9021
    @tuitaylor9021 Год назад +15

    I can't get over that Booster's Indignition,......🤣😂🤣

  • @woooster17
    @woooster17 Год назад +4

    This is amazing.. ‘this’ is what we should be doing. Cooperating, pushing new boundaries of exploration.. not fighting, killing each other over land, energy reserves, politics & religion! Carl Sagan said it best ~ Pale Blue Dot.. the only home we’ve ever known.

  • @fpvDRE
    @fpvDRE Год назад +5

    fantastic footage !

  • @meltdown7259
    @meltdown7259 8 месяцев назад +1

    Congratulations nasa you did it!!!! 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

  • @donovanjones4175
    @donovanjones4175 10 месяцев назад +1

    Make any comment you want but this is a hell of an engineering achievement.

  • @thekidwhodraws
    @thekidwhodraws Год назад +9

    That pilot is steady as a stone! Very steely nerves on that one

    • @Tarheel13
      @Tarheel13 Год назад +8

      What pilot?

    • @jamesjesus1828
      @jamesjesus1828 Год назад

      ??

    • @aanuoluwapo5184
      @aanuoluwapo5184 Год назад +2

      🤣

    • @skinhead5
      @skinhead5 Год назад

      There is no pilot. This is a drone.

    • @neilarmstrongsson795
      @neilarmstrongsson795 Год назад +2

      There's no one in it.
      This is a cargo plane drop, there would've been a helluva lotta steam coming off that thing had it just experienced re-entry.

  • @dbaider9467
    @dbaider9467 Год назад +1

    Thanks for putting this together.

  • @meltdown7259
    @meltdown7259 8 месяцев назад

    Phenomenal, nasa space, look at that.That is amazing

  • @WindFireAllThatKindOfThing
    @WindFireAllThatKindOfThing Год назад

    People are so awed, they forget to click the like button in their rush to find the next video

  • @novianovioTV
    @novianovioTV Год назад +2

    I always like the headline mantra: ‘We rise together - back to the moon and beyond’

  • @kehidupanjalananofficial1983.
    @kehidupanjalananofficial1983. Год назад +1

    Ok pather,good very good,from jossi royston Sirait Indonesia.

  • @Music-oz3sz
    @Music-oz3sz 9 месяцев назад +2

    12:26 What exactly is crossing the screen here? I thought it was a UFO for a moment

  • @billvinson7859
    @billvinson7859 Год назад

    It’s about time.❤

  • @kehidupanjalananofficial1983.
    @kehidupanjalananofficial1983. Год назад +1

    Ok pather,best is the best top power,from jossi royston Sirait indonesia.

  • @LoftechUK
    @LoftechUK Год назад

    Thank you.

  • @h2energynow
    @h2energynow Год назад

    amazing accomplishment.

  • @gh4534
    @gh4534 Год назад

    Great video. But can you do one with all the footage but spead up 2x 5x so that we see the movement of the craft moving the full trip but really spead up?

  • @beautifulcrazy
    @beautifulcrazy Год назад +2

    Such power.

  • @guptabapon3
    @guptabapon3 Год назад

    Nice post

  • @godson3696
    @godson3696 Год назад +4

    “ catching the imagination of another generation”🤔

  • @beautifulcrazy
    @beautifulcrazy Год назад +23

    NASA, make sure not to loose the footage this time

  • @broski6137
    @broski6137 Год назад +3

    8:26 why the solar's panel is moving

    • @robin_holden
      @robin_holden Год назад +3

      Orion continuously makes little course corrections using maneuvering thrusters repurposed from the Space Shuttle. Between that and the various longer orbit burns, the panels will wobble around a bit, probably for even longer than they would in atmospheric conditions, as there is no damping effect of air resistance in the vacuum of space.

    • @finalcircle69420
      @finalcircle69420 7 месяцев назад

      ​@@robin_holden🤓👆

  • @EricNTammy304
    @EricNTammy304 2 месяца назад

    “Boosters Ignatous!” 😂

    • @Account-id8yo
      @Account-id8yo 2 месяца назад

      BOOSTERS AND NINJAS!!!🤣🤣🤣

  • @user-80011
    @user-80011 2 месяца назад

    I wish that they videoed that full trip live, so no one can argue that it was fake...

  • @roh0769
    @roh0769 Год назад +2

    What is booster ignishush mean

  • @beautifulcrazy
    @beautifulcrazy Год назад +2

    We're just quantum particles in the grander scheme of things

  • @andyroid1717
    @andyroid1717 Год назад +2

    How do they control this when it's on the far side?

  • @sanjayvishwakarma7774
    @sanjayvishwakarma7774 Год назад

    We go to artmis

  • @percyglasper69
    @percyglasper69 Год назад

    This is dope 👍

    • @russellmckernan
      @russellmckernan Год назад

      Good entertainment always is, the world is a stage.

    • @bultacowally
      @bultacowally Год назад

      naa ur a dope...grow up talk like an adult and not a 14 y/o kid from the ghetto

    • @lima4923
      @lima4923 6 месяцев назад

      @@russellmckernan🤡

  • @ezgetap677
    @ezgetap677 Год назад +5

    Nasa need to invest in better cameras

  • @SuperFinGuy
    @SuperFinGuy 11 месяцев назад

    Why those very slow frame rates? And has nasa ever hear of camera exposure? You know so we can see the stars too?

    • @Emdee5632
      @Emdee5632 10 месяцев назад

      Stars are too faint in these images. Maybe you should ask a professional photographer how exposure times work.

    • @SuperFinGuy
      @SuperFinGuy 10 месяцев назад

      @@Emdee5632 It seems you don't know what exposure is, it takes seconds to look that up. It's precisely because stars are faint compared to the sun that you need more exposure in order capture more light from the stars.

    • @Emdee5632
      @Emdee5632 10 месяцев назад

      @@SuperFinGuy As you can see for yourself in these images, the camera is looking at brightly lit objects like the spacecraft and the moon. The camera cannot see stars at the same time because they arent bright enough. Of course, the camera could change its sttings so that stars should become visible - but the images would become overexposed because the spacecraft and the moon are still much brighter. It would be of no practical use.
      the stars are irrelevant in these images. Your question is not unlike the question asked by people who deny the Apollo moon landings took place: why can't you see stars on pictures taken by the astrnauts on the lunar surface? Because the cameras were set for the brightness of the objects on the moon.

    • @SuperFinGuy
      @SuperFinGuy 10 месяцев назад

      @@Emdee5632 Oh boy you got me, I'm a moon landing denier lol Ever heard of a thing called dynamic range too? It is the thing that allows a camera to switch between extreme brightness and blackness, allowing you to capture, for example, the inside and outside of a sunny window simultaneously.

    • @Emdee5632
      @Emdee5632 10 месяцев назад

      @@SuperFinGuy In that case I don't have a clue why you are asking here why you cannot see the stars, since you seem to know everything better.

  • @snakeeyes3733
    @snakeeyes3733 9 месяцев назад

    Where is the camera located which took the separation shots @4:49?

  • @wanjauBaron
    @wanjauBaron Год назад +1

    Worst Cameras ever. But i appreciate the footage
    .All could have been lost.

    • @neilarmstrongsson795
      @neilarmstrongsson795 Год назад +1

      I think you'll find this is previously filmed stock library.footage from a cargo plane drop.
      There would have been steam coming off of that thing when it hit the water if it was genuine.

    • @wanjauBaron
      @wanjauBaron Год назад

      @@neilarmstrongsson795 thought it had time to cool off since since the chutes came open. Never seen steam when they splash down. Ever

  • @jesset061084
    @jesset061084 Год назад

    I wonder if it passed over they old moon landing sites

  • @christopherleveck6835
    @christopherleveck6835 9 месяцев назад

    So where are the pictures passing to within 13 miles of the Apollo 11 landing site? What about pictures of the dark side?

    • @TheRandynorris
      @TheRandynorris 9 месяцев назад +1

      Why would they take photos of the dark ? It's the back side of the moon and it's not always dark.

    • @TheSteveSteele
      @TheSteveSteele 2 месяца назад +1

      6:12 This whole sequence is the far side of the moon.

    • @LucasFerreira-gx9yh
      @LucasFerreira-gx9yh 13 дней назад

      All the views where you see the Earth in the background behind the moon is the far side of the moon

  • @michaeltaylors2456
    @michaeltaylors2456 Год назад +1

    Sun is so dull out in the vacuum of space. Earths atmosphere acts as lens to brighten it

  • @stigmaticraven
    @stigmaticraven 2 месяца назад

    She did not use Sagan,did she?

  • @anthonyfowler2623
    @anthonyfowler2623 Год назад +3

    This is major Tom to ground control

    • @garyd6421
      @garyd6421 Год назад

      Without the major Tom I am afraid.

  • @snakeeyes3733
    @snakeeyes3733 9 месяцев назад

    @7:29 the moon dwarfs planet earth😂🤣

    • @msidc1238
      @msidc1238 7 месяцев назад

      Yeah, because it's way closer to the Moon.

  • @snakeeyes3733
    @snakeeyes3733 9 месяцев назад

    @0:57 she says the rocket is being propelled at 128 mph. But a rocket needs to reach a speed of 128,000 mph, approx to get into earth orbit. At what point and celing of its journey does it get to that speed?

    • @msidc1238
      @msidc1238 7 месяцев назад +1

      Where the hell did you get 128,000 mph from?

    • @geektome4781
      @geektome4781 Месяц назад

      (1) It had just launched and was still accelerating. Keep watching the video, it gets faster and faster. (3) 128,000 mph?? WTF are you talking about?

  • @DarraghQuinn-d8o
    @DarraghQuinn-d8o 9 месяцев назад

    Highlights? Where are the alien bases they filmed.

  • @josejavierotazu4788
    @josejavierotazu4788 Год назад +1

    "Humans, like the gods of old, living in the sky" - Carl Sagan

  • @guizuinn.
    @guizuinn. Год назад +1

    Se a população mundial soubesse 1 % do que a nasa sabe,a humanidade já teria entrado em colapso a muito tempo. 🌎

    • @nunya_bizniz
      @nunya_bizniz Год назад

      Everything they do is public record. Nothing is hidden. You sound stupid. Stop being stupid.

  • @airdriver
    @airdriver Год назад

    Nice job NASA

  • @jayizzett
    @jayizzett Год назад +1

    Hardly

  • @Han_edits9
    @Han_edits9 Год назад +2

    Oh wow I wanna be in a space too but when I grow up only

    • @sewerhunk5327
      @sewerhunk5327 Год назад +1

      I’m from the year 2100 and we all left earth because of a super virus. We lost billions of people were living on a spaceship now looking for a new planet to call home.

    • @Han_edits9
      @Han_edits9 Год назад

      @@sewerhunk5327 oh then you can go to mars right 😂

    • @Mr_OoOsH
      @Mr_OoOsH Год назад +2

      @@sewerhunk5327 you could have at least tried to make that believable.

    • @thekidwhodraws
      @thekidwhodraws Год назад +1

      I’m from 2090 and they sent me back to tell you not to listen to him!

    • @sewerhunk5327
      @sewerhunk5327 Год назад +1

      @@thekidwhodraws I can confirm listen to that guy I’m from 2090 and he’s telling the truth

  • @thomasthomas2418
    @thomasthomas2418 Год назад

    "Boosters ingdigious"?
    If you hadn't been worrying about your "rise together" line you might have gotten it right.

    • @duncar9935
      @duncar9935 Год назад

      your comment will surely affect how they do their job

  • @LeonAust
    @LeonAust 8 месяцев назад +1

    Hey look Space X ............it didn't blow up! and achieved its objectives the first attempt.

    • @111danish111
      @111danish111 8 месяцев назад

      Can't deny 🎉

    • @RealTalkWithSSG
      @RealTalkWithSSG Месяц назад

      Well, NASA has been making rockets for decades, unlike spacex.

    • @LeonAust
      @LeonAust Месяц назад

      @@RealTalkWithSSG But Space X had decades and decades of rocket engineering to learn from.
      NASA had to create from the beginning......and Starship still blows up or melts.
      100 percent of the time.🤣

  • @Mooseracks
    @Mooseracks Год назад +3

    Where's the rest of the spacecraft...1/2 was some type of satellite

    • @jamesjesus1828
      @jamesjesus1828 Год назад +3

      Do you mean the service module? The capsule separates from it. The heat shield is on the capsule because there's no point in bringing the service module back to earth.

  • @LunaDelTuna
    @LunaDelTuna Год назад +2

    I wonder if the other planets are jealous of how cute we are

  • @Markaras
    @Markaras 4 месяца назад

    14:05 Earth is not a smashed orange, cameras were bad, sad...

  • @rickdavies9271
    @rickdavies9271 Год назад +3

    Why 7.28 into the vid is the moon bigger than the earth the moon is quarter of the size of the earth so how does the moon eclipse the earth doesn't make sense someone help me if I'm being thick tho???

    • @JohnHazenhousen
      @JohnHazenhousen Год назад +4

      Hold your thumb up close to your face and it will suddenly appear much bigger than things that are further away.

    • @LunaDelTuna
      @LunaDelTuna Год назад +2

      He says at 7:09 Artemis is 38,000 miles away from the moon in that shot, meanwhile the Earth is another 238,000 miles away behind the moon on the other side of Artemis. It's like if you look up people who take pictures at the Leaning Tower of Pisa in Italy where they're standing hundreds of meters in front of the tower in order to get the illusion that they are the same height and are holding the tower up. It's basically the same illusion happening here. Hope that helps.

    • @jetpond7904
      @jetpond7904 Год назад

      Scale.
      You realize how far earth is from the moon right.

    • @godson3696
      @godson3696 Год назад

      That’s because none of it make sense, suspend disbelief and just use your imagination 💭 no pun intended. Good observation!

    • @JohnHazenhousen
      @JohnHazenhousen Год назад +1

      @@godson3696 It makes sense if you have any idea what you’re talking about.

  • @aidanscouter7069
    @aidanscouter7069 2 месяца назад

    Man the moon is bigger but far away from the earth bruh😱

  • @eraser07-d5m
    @eraser07-d5m 5 месяцев назад

    Not good cameras on board because there is no way the earth and the moon in the same video and the moon looks bigger or same size as the earth 🌍 when in fact the moon is only about 1/4 the size of earth

  • @rolflandale2565
    @rolflandale2565 Год назад

    Great quick monologue! aside from data, the craft hopefully *stored a video & audio version* Red box rec. So we can witness *authenticly all* of the before, during & after radio reception lost moments in its journey. (Something ALL space mechs should). 📷 EVERYWHERE, solar, planet, stations and surface. A 🙌 *VRLive* remoting service private & N/\S/\ could profit.

  • @samfoeu11213
    @samfoeu11213 Год назад

    Vive les Go pro

  • @remikveld
    @remikveld Год назад

    highlights.

  • @RAMON-mm1io
    @RAMON-mm1io Год назад +1

    🤗

  • @titonjuguna6229
    @titonjuguna6229 Год назад

    "America's new ticket to ride to the moon and beyond "....thought all this was and is being done for the Earth's human race.

    • @WebOSDevelops
      @WebOSDevelops 10 месяцев назад +1

      Space exploration is very similar to nuclear weaponry. In WWII, the U.S. was hoping to develop it first, so that all the naughty communist and fascist countries wouldn’t bomb them first. Imagine the CCP, but on an entire planet. It would be better for the U.S. (and any other democratic country) to get to space first.

    • @donovanjones4175
      @donovanjones4175 10 месяцев назад

      India, Russia and China are all in too, it’s a race that I hope they coordinate and cooperate

  • @RAMON-mm1io
    @RAMON-mm1io Год назад +2

    💓💔💕💖💗💘❤🖤

  • @Vigilante-k4q
    @Vigilante-k4q Год назад

    Nuclear engines would be safer, especially thermoid.

  • @beautifulcrazy
    @beautifulcrazy Год назад +7

    Looking at the technology and engineering makes me conclude that the 1968 moon landing never happened. It was impossible. Then watching Buzz Aldren tipsely staggering and lying about going to the moon..... shocking

    • @JohnHazenhousen
      @JohnHazenhousen Год назад +1

      Correct, there were no manned Moon landings in 1968. The first one was in July 1969.

    • @kimsand53
      @kimsand53 Год назад +5

      @@AndrewHillis_2024 no one has been to the moon

    • @kimsand53
      @kimsand53 Год назад

      @@AndrewHillis_2024 compartmentalism. Only a few need to know more than what is before them. Besides a ton of people know that no one has been to the moon. Oh, and they lost the telemetry of the greatest feat of all of mankind? What kind of fool believes that? The moon is a light in the sky as is the sun and the stars. No one will ever land on the moon. It is truly shocking what people will believe. People are so gullible.

    • @kimsand53
      @kimsand53 Год назад

      @@AndrewHillis_2024 arguing with a fool makes two fools arguing. Your not the only fool that thinks someone has been to the moon so take solace in that . The truth will come out someday. In the meantime NASA and Elon and many others are ripping off the American public. So is there a Tesla floating around somewhere in space also? How much bullshit can a person take? Mars? CGI.

    • @Lee.S..B
      @Lee.S..B Год назад +1

      @@kimsand53
      The moon is a light in the sky??
      Have you ever looked at the moon?
      You can easily see shadows on the surface which visibly move in perfect alignment with the position of the Sun.

  • @sewerhunk5327
    @sewerhunk5327 Год назад +9

    Wouldn’t have been hilarious if a blue whale jumped out of the water and ate the ship

    • @thomashong2938
      @thomashong2938 Год назад +2

      The ship isn’t made of krill, the primary food source of blue whales. So, that scenario will never happen.

    • @Jeremy9697
      @Jeremy9697 Год назад +3

      Cause blue whales do that...

  • @RickyD1968
    @RickyD1968 Год назад +2

    Going to the moon and space is very cool but I can not believe after 50 yrs later we are still going to space and the moon in the same way and the same type of rockets ????? In 50 yrs we did not make a better type of space craft that can go to and from space ????????

    • @Alloneword-cp2xw
      @Alloneword-cp2xw Год назад +1

      Nope. Funding was cut.

    • @YouMustQuestionEverything
      @YouMustQuestionEverything Год назад +1

      @@Alloneword-cp2xw It's simple to believe that.. but the fact remains, it's all fake. A hoax, unfortunately. I know how you must be passionate about space as I was once.. until I dug deep and found out the truth. :(

    • @Alloneword-cp2xw
      @Alloneword-cp2xw Год назад +3

      @@YouMustQuestionEverything Troll lol No one think it's a hoax. No one is that thick.

    • @jetpond7904
      @jetpond7904 Год назад +1

      Money.

    • @jetpond7904
      @jetpond7904 Год назад +1

      @@YouMustQuestionEverything unfortunately you just showed how dumb you are.

  • @georgeclooney53
    @georgeclooney53 9 месяцев назад +1

    Враньё

  • @garyd6421
    @garyd6421 Год назад +1

    Can't wait to see Artemis go back to Moon with Astronauts on board coping with huge radiation spikes which will probably be fatal at this point in time. I think we are at least 20 years from any manned missions to the Moon, never mind Mars and beyond.

    • @russellmckernan
      @russellmckernan Год назад +1

      No man has breached the exosphere (6,200 miles) and the last layer of earth's atmosphere which fades into "space." The ISS orbits our wonderful planet (home) at a mere 264 miles or so where corrections have to be made to stay in orbit as it is continually decayed by the earth's gravity. YET, in 1969, space allowed a "500,000" mile round trip with a pit-stop at the moon. Until this day, it seems "common sense" has been told to leave the room. "Mars," what a joke.

    • @zarahalora7567
      @zarahalora7567 Год назад +2

      we went to the moon 50+ years ago and overcame those problems with the technologies back then, today we are even more advanced in tech and you want to say we need another 20 years from any mission to the moon?

    • @russellmckernan
      @russellmckernan Год назад +2

      @@zarahalora7567
      Hey Zarah, the premise you used here, though intentional and do understand why. It is a "contradiction in terms" and certainly gets your message across. Here is another one mentioned by Gary D which isn't intentional at all but a sincere one, although, based on what?
      "Astronauts on board coping with huge radiation spikes which will probably be fatal at this point in time."
      If I am to understand this correctly, space has become even more inhospitable.......got it. In closing, Nasa has claimed those technologies used in 1969 were magically lost, surely for me that statement is nonsensical.✌
      Happy New Year and have a wonderful 2023!!!!!

    • @zarahalora7567
      @zarahalora7567 Год назад +1

      @@russellmckernan oh i understand now, yes that makes more sense here, ive watched videos of life on the ISS and i saw that whenever a CME from the sun occur the people on board huddle around in the storage rooms that have alot of equipment to try ease the amount of radiation they pick up.
      and ive heard in a couple old documentaries that space can change almost as much as our weather can, so yeah, your right. but, im positive they can get through this. hopefully

    • @garyd6421
      @garyd6421 Год назад

      @@zarahalora7567 Wishful thinking.

  • @tommason7908
    @tommason7908 Год назад +1

    They need to add cameras to everything it won't cost much just cheep cell phones or something add them to the solar wings add them to the stages that sperate so we can see the whole capsule so the deniers can't deny it happened

    • @Alloneword-cp2xw
      @Alloneword-cp2xw Год назад +9

      You mean they need to spend more money just to try and convince idiots??? What??? Behave. They don't need any attention.

    • @YouMustQuestionEverything
      @YouMustQuestionEverything Год назад

      @@AndrewHillis_2024 The reality is NO TRUST for the DECEPTION. Do your bleedin' research and find out the truth - unless you love living a lie.

    • @twocyclediesel1280
      @twocyclediesel1280 Год назад +4

      Nothing will convince those ppl. They’ve long ago givin up on letting in any new information.
      And NASA isn’t in the least bit interested in proving anything to flat earthers. They just keep doing what they do.

  • @RAMON-mm1io
    @RAMON-mm1io Год назад +1

    📘📑🗞📰📄📜📃📖📕📔

  • @quangminhtruong1408
    @quangminhtruong1408 Год назад

    Sản xuất chim kamera ghi hình và âm thanh trên sao hỏa dùng pin hạt nhân Aquavn

  • @Spearhead45
    @Spearhead45 7 месяцев назад +1

    this footage looks like less quality than the footage from the apollo missions. maybe digital is not the way to go. terrible image quality

  • @jeffhunt367
    @jeffhunt367 8 месяцев назад

    Faf

  • @osmo80
    @osmo80 Месяц назад

    This is so ridiculous! that budget and thats it, then you cant even make a time frame video on the nasa video., couple of photos of earth stills LOL. wait and you go to nasa site and they just have an album uncategorised, photo dump of all the photos, not really professional.

  • @wendellmadfinger2358
    @wendellmadfinger2358 Год назад +1

    How about just recording every single minute and they should also have probes on the outside of the spaceship to take photos

    • @spatrk6634
      @spatrk6634 Год назад +1

      why
      they film most of the mission

    • @robin_holden
      @robin_holden Год назад +1

      They did record every single minute, but this video would have been almost a month long if it wasn't edited.

  • @BenFirth
    @BenFirth Год назад +5

    This stuff is hilarious. Only a clown would believe this is real.

    • @ro887
      @ro887 Год назад +3

      It's funny how you are simply not smart enough to see the moon landings were actually real. I bet you think the earth is flat too.

    • @God0fGambler
      @God0fGambler Год назад

      We clown have what u don't have..some IQ and knowledge..

  • @snakeeyes3733
    @snakeeyes3733 9 месяцев назад

    @5:46 where is the camera located for this shot? This is clearly fake!
    The inky blackness of space completely void of stars 😂

    • @colinmichel5307
      @colinmichel5307 8 месяцев назад +3

      Yeah sooooo fake… you must be missing a few chromosomes to even have the idea this is fake 🥴

  • @3475883
    @3475883 Год назад +2

    That goofy announcer with his "to infinity and beyond" type comments is a real hack

  • @mario.5003
    @mario.5003 2 месяца назад

    La terra is flat

  • @lincolnsummers7499
    @lincolnsummers7499 Год назад +6

    So fake

  • @stefan2292
    @stefan2292 Год назад +2

    Apollo 11 landed on the Moon just before my sophomore year in college. I was majoring in astronomy and followed it all the way, breathlessly. Now comes this Artemis thing. A flacid, lifeless, soulless, ginned-up repetition of events more than a half-century ago. Above all: pointless. Why go back to the Moon? There is no reason, so NASA cooks up one: to get to Mars. Why Mars? We dunno. To wander round looking for interesting rocks, or water, or something.

    • @godson3696
      @godson3696 Год назад +2

      To capture the imagination of the new generations . To control , manipulate , and to distract from the real issues and one true nature

    • @vincentlecornu201
      @vincentlecornu201 Год назад +1

      Still more interesting and more important than sports.

    • @twocyclediesel1280
      @twocyclediesel1280 Год назад

      @@vincentlecornu201 That’s absolutely right! Good point.

    • @twocyclediesel1280
      @twocyclediesel1280 Год назад

      It’s our duty, that’s why. There may (probably will) come a time when human survival depends on this technology. Of course not in our lifetimes but we owe it to future generations to keep going. What’s this planet going to be like with 50 billion...100 billion ppl for instance?

    • @godson3696
      @godson3696 Год назад +1

      @@twocyclediesel1280 those all pipe dreams, the flesh doesn’t leave the earth

  • @Melanatedone
    @Melanatedone Год назад +9

    ALL SUSPECT!... ALL OF IT!
    Guess this is a good way to see who still believes the hype.

    • @jonathanbeattie3410
      @jonathanbeattie3410 Год назад +3

      Or a good way to see who still believes everything they see is fake as their tiny little brains can’t fathom anything beyond their sad little lives

    • @novianovioTV
      @novianovioTV Год назад +4

      Don’t be childish

    • @edword3457
      @edword3457 Год назад +3

      @@novianovioTV 2 Billion on an unmanned mission. Baby Steps!?!

    • @LunaDelTuna
      @LunaDelTuna Год назад +1

      @@edword3457 How much you think it would cost you to fly around the moon and back Ed? I'm genuinely curious.

    • @LunaDelTuna
      @LunaDelTuna Год назад

      It's up to you what you want to believe, I simply beg just don't burn down the libraries again like y'all did 1,000 years ago in Alexander pretty please. It's taken a long time for the smart people to legally be smart again without fear of death by congregational mob. If it were up to us dummies we'd still think the earth is a snow globe.

  • @markk7509
    @markk7509 Год назад +1

    Wait a minute. Where are all the star? Lol.

  • @mikeglymph1910
    @mikeglymph1910 Год назад +3

    This is so fake. People are blinded

    • @mikeglymph1910
      @mikeglymph1910 Год назад

      @El Chapo Guzman wierd

    • @nunya_bizniz
      @nunya_bizniz Год назад

      @@mikeglymph1910 you sound stupid. Stop being stupid.

  • @darylrobinson6617
    @darylrobinson6617 Год назад +2

    That vid is completely fake!!!!

    • @yassassin6425
      @yassassin6425 Год назад +6

      Said the clueless and insignificant, attention seeking non-achieving nobody in a desperate and tragic bid for significance over the comments section of a video entertainment platform.

  • @captainf1027
    @captainf1027 3 дня назад

    WE SHOULD NOT PUT ALL OUR EGGS IN SPACE X ROCKETS, WE NEED BOTH ARTEMIS & SPACE X. ARTEMIS IS NOT OBSOLETE

  • @wendellmadfinger2358
    @wendellmadfinger2358 Год назад

    The one and only good thing that came from the Nazis yes I said it project paper clip and all of that I'm a believer haha

    • @spatrk6634
      @spatrk6634 Год назад

      autobahn is another good thing that came from nazis.
      also knocking animals out before slaughtering them came from nazis.

  • @Level_No_Curve
    @Level_No_Curve Год назад +10

    So obviously fake

    • @silviosarunic3234
      @silviosarunic3234 Год назад +1

      yea right, just because you said so.... stupid idiot!!!!
      Show some respect to hard working people among the world so you can watch all of this on your phone....
      Stupid idiot! Your parent must be " proud" of you

    • @Jeremy9697
      @Jeremy9697 Год назад +5

      Ya and everyone that witness this was fake also lol

    • @Level_No_Curve
      @Level_No_Curve Год назад +1

      @@silviosarunic3234 triggered cannon ball delusionist. I have no respect for people who think this is real or the people who design rockets that are nothing but a firework show. I also have no respect for the people at the top of nasa who know its all fake. Then again their fakery is obvious but gullable people like yourself still believe and defend it

    • @AnexoRialto
      @AnexoRialto Год назад +1

      Sure, scientists and engineers from all over the world faking another moon mission for no reason. The fake would be more complex than going to the moon.

    • @francomclane1734
      @francomclane1734 Год назад

      de acuerdo ! 😊

  • @spazmonkey3815
    @spazmonkey3815 Год назад

    Yup,doing something that was done in 1969.You guys should be ashamed of yourselves.

  • @kennypowers3654
    @kennypowers3654 Год назад +1

    😂😂😂😂

  • @SpitSharp
    @SpitSharp 8 месяцев назад

    Lol the moon is bigger looking than the earth what a joke and where’s the stars and how about a little more movement lol😂😂😂😂😂

    • @msidc1238
      @msidc1238 7 месяцев назад +2

      If I put my hand over my eyes, my hand is bigger than Earth too. And stars aren't visible because the camera's exposure is too short.

    • @SpitSharp
      @SpitSharp 7 месяцев назад

      @@msidc1238 I have never seen the earth in its entirety

    • @msidc1238
      @msidc1238 7 месяцев назад +1

      @@SpitSharp Ok? How is that relevant?

  • @neilarmstrongsson795
    @neilarmstrongsson795 Год назад +1

    This is a cargo plane drop.
    If that thing had just experienced re-entry there would have been steam coming off of it as it hit the water 💦
    Do they really take us ALL for fools?

    • @yassassin6425
      @yassassin6425 Год назад +3

      *_"If that thing had just experienced re-entry there would have been steam coming off of it as it hit the water"_*
      Should it? Because you said so? You people are hilarious. You know shit about the subjects that you claim armchair expertise over then you make these absurd decrees based upon nothing more than your own personal incredulity and childlike insistence.
      After its plummet through the plasma charged heat wave of reentry, the Orion capsule had an 8 minute descent through the Earth’s frigid upper atmosphere. An ablative heat shield is designed to shed heat, not retain it whilst their burning actually creates a shield of comparatively cooler air from the hot plasma created by super compacting the atmosphere ahead of the capsule.
      The Orion capsule didn’t stay at 5000 degrees nor the initial mach 32 velocity upon first encountering the upper atmosphere. By the time the capsule had reached the lower atmosphere, it had slowed to about 320 Mph, at which point they deployed the first parachute. The first “drogue” chutes were deployed at about 25,000 feet altitude. The main chutes at about 10,000 feet. The capsule had cooled down substantially by that time. The stainless steel outer hull and the aluminium-lithium alloy of Orion cools rapidly after spending several minutes in a moving airstream in the stratosphere, ambient air temperature that falls to as little as -65°c with descent.
      *_"Do they really take us ALL for fools?"_*
      Believers in online conspiracy theory? The answer to that is a resounding yes.

    • @robin_holden
      @robin_holden Год назад +3

      The parachutes opened at 25,000ft, and the heat of re-entry was finished at much higher altitude. Do you know how cold it is up there? It has cooled off completely by the time it splashes down.

    • @ro887
      @ro887 Год назад +6

      Tell me you don't understand thermodynamics without telling me you don't understand thermodynamics. Why are the dumbest people always the loudest about a subject they are not smart enough to understand?

    • @nunya_bizniz
      @nunya_bizniz Год назад

      You need to go back to grade school and ay attention this time. You sound stupid. Stop being stupid.