Crew Demo-2 | Splashdown
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On Saturday, May 30, SpaceX’s Falcon 9 launched Crew Dragon’s second demonstration (Demo-2) mission from Launch Complex 39A (LC-39A) at NASA’s Kennedy Space Center in Florida, and the next day Crew Dragon autonomously docked to the International Space Station. This test flight with NASA astronauts Bob Behnken and Doug Hurley aboard the Dragon spacecraft returned human spaceflight to the United States. SpaceX and NASA are now targeting 7:34 p.m. EDT on Saturday, August 1 for Crew Dragon to autonomously undock from the Space Station, with the two astronauts aboard the spacecraft, and return to Earth. Approximately 19 hours later, after jettisoning its trunk and re-entering Earth’s atmosphere, Dragon will splash down at one of seven targeted water landing sites off the coast of Florida at 2:42 p.m. EDT on Sunday, August 2. The Demo-2 mission is the final major milestone for SpaceX’s human spaceflight system to be certified by NASA for operational crew missions to and from the International Space Station. Once the Demo-2 mission is complete, and the SpaceX and NASA teams have reviewed all the data for certification, NASA astronauts Victor Glover, Mike Hopkins, Shannon Walker, and JAXA astronaut Soichi Noguchi will fly on Dragon’s first six-month operational mission (Crew-1) targeted for late September.
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6:23:00 The descending starts.
6:28:00 Splashdown.
7:40:00 The capsule is open.
7:46:30 Bob Behnken gets out of the capsule.
7:49:50 Dough Hurley gets out of the capsule.
Thank you
땡스
Mvp
Not all heroes wear capes
Thank you
0:00:00 - 6:22:00 Crew Dragon Return Orbit Coverage
5:25:17 - Elon walks into mission control, eating donut....sits.... Oh hey was that today?
6:22:32 - First Sighting of Dragon from FLIR plane
6:24:34 - Two Parachutes Deployed
6:25:19 - Four Main Parachutes Deployed
6:27:54 - 20M away from SplashDown
6:28:02 - SPLASHDOWN
6:29:30 - 6:56:20 - Fastboats tending to dragon for safetychecks
6:56:21 - 'we certainly don't want anyone in danger and fall overboard'.... Man goes overboard lol 😂
6:56:52 - Dragon hoisted onto boat
7:01:16 - 'Smooth like a Tesla' Dragon railed forward
7:02:06 - 7:40:00 Further safety checks
7:40:00 - DRAGON HATCH OPENED!
7:46:36 - Bob exit Dragon
7:50:00 - Doug Exit Dragon
7:50:40 - SpaceX mission control. Standing ovation
7:51:45 - Elon, Champagne, Cheers
7:54:00 - SpaceX reporter 😭
Thanks for flying with SpaceX
😌🙏
All Main events logged as much as I could. Let me know if I missed anything out. Thanks
That overboard scene was so good! 🤣 but you should timestamp it to 6:56:21 ;)
And thanks for that great summary!
@@_RafaelKr Thanks. Updated 😌🙏
Bob and Doug on there is mixed up btw. Not trying to be mean tho 🙂 but thx anyways
6:56:30 *_That's one small dab for man, one giant gesture for mankind!_*
I just realized he did a dab, hahaha. Thank you.
I did, I just noticed that, that was so funny
END MY SUFFRAGE
Eric Lira and i like men
I love how human that was. Amongst the emotions of a successful mission the crew member has to express his excitement in their own way.
I don’t blame the SpaceX engineer for crying at the end, this is legit history!
Absolutely. Glad she's happy and proud of their accomplishments!
I think that's one of their engineers (kate tice) so more reason to be emotional :P
7:54:00 Patriotic meltdown
Agree, powerful moment indeed!
you should have been around for the first moon walk.
Things like this should be number 1 on trending
But kim kardashian got a new ass implant, can't miss that
RUclips has lots of celebrity woship to do, dude!
mostly weird children/teenagers in this generation use youtube or the internet statistically. there's just a lot of them. then just do the math.. which is.. expect anything and everything weird from them..as far as trends or popularity goes, they define that, because of numbers. just simple math. I agree though, this should be popular or trending but I understand why it's not because its just numbers.
It is!
But Mr Beast has the biggest pizza slice and is going to eat it.
During my lifetime, I just want to hear "For the first time in history, humans have stepped foot on a another planet
During my life time I wanna be the person who first steps on another planet
Can't agree more, although it might be beyond my life time i can also hope my daughter hears it.
This will probably happen
I want the first people on Mars to make a plaque like what Armstrong and Buzz did on the Moon.
Whose to say it really is the first?
The announcer tearing up and showing emotion at the end was so beautiful :))
She got so emotional at the end. Totally understandable. It was history in the making.
How is it history in the making, this “history in the making” is a repeat of the original history in the making in the 60s
@@cplcabs The fact that the project was far different. From the start, a rocket that came back to earth by itself. Lots of more study that has been done. Discovering new things that benefits human life is making history
Have we just been to the moon again?
@@cplcabs it was a fuc*ing private company
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😋😍
My hope is that capsule splashdowns go from becoming that one thing we get to see once every few years, to something we can get to see on a monthly or even weekly basis. I've never been more excited about anything than the recent, renewed interest in space exploration.
Me too
I think they should make the capsules able to land, kinda like the boosters somehow ngl
@@immigrantgaming420epic that was the plan but nasa said it was unsafe
@@Jimmmmm234 I know, but if we want commercial space travel, that's the first thing we would need to do, it's definetly not comfortable for an average Joe to be thrown in the ocean, and picked up by people, which would also be really expensive
Such an inspiration. If we put more of our energy into scientific and creative pursuits such as this rather than focusing on petty divisiveness there is no telling what we could accomplish. Very proud of the teams who carried out this flawless mission!
@@HeavyMetalRuinedMyLife1971a its not flat and nobody cares if you think it is
@@HeavyMetalRuinedMyLife1971a okay religious sheep
@@HeavyMetalRuinedMyLife1971a i will fart on your face
@@HeavyMetalRuinedMyLife1971a ok jesus lover now go back to your church and do your sermons there
@@HeavyMetalRuinedMyLife1971a True, but that doesn't make the Earth flat, or justify you distorting God's word.
That crying in the end is what happens when your hard work pays off.
Yeah, I welled up a bit myself. She's not just a talking head - she's a SpaceX engineer who worked on Endeavour. That was Kate Tice's work that kept those men alive and validated SpaceX's vision beyond reproach. She has a right to be emotional - and I have to commend her (and Dan Huott) for staying so pro over the course of a 10-hour broadcast.
They're going to Mars! They're really gonna do it! Today proved that and dispelled any trace amounts of doubt I had remaining (of which there was less than there was MMH around Endeavour during the purge). Now BRING ON THE SN5 HOP!!!
That's what makes the SpaceX webcasts so much more powerful than most NASA or commercial competitors - they're giving room to people who are so passionate about their work (Jessie Anderson, John Insprucker, Lauren Lyons, etc... fantastic people) and are on hands working with the platforms launched/landed/tested/used.
Humbling to see, really.
Tubal cain
When?
@@maceleven1623 Earth is demonstrably level contained and motionless AND space doesn't even exist. ruclips.net/video/k0xClWgidZU/видео.html
It’s just super wholesome they nicknamed Bob and Doug their “Space Dads”
Mesner096 because they are dads.
And they were in space
Splashdown at 6:28:02
"Thanks for flying SpaceX"
Finally someone posts this very useful comment
Thank you @bkly for saving us some quality time
Its chopped up, its only 2hours long
Now 32:02
Ty
6:56:24 "But we certainly don't want anyone in danger or to fall overboard"
*Guy on top of Dragon jumps into the ocean*
As Head Rigger Dives into the water instead of climbing down, causing themselves to become their own meme. This is Par for Riggers' behavior, the timing was just perfect synchronicity
I'm wondering if he's SX employee or USAF member (most likely USAF PJ: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_States_Air_Force_Pararescue)
@@wojteksykurski Space X an enlisted person wouldn't risk the wrath of NCO for doing such a simple stunt
@@ablemagawitch in case of PJ's or SEAL's operators, NCO might get enraged if there were no stunts :)
He dabbed too😂😂
Out of all the terrible things 2020 has brought to mankind, at least SpaceX gives us hope for all of us. Those scientists might never get the recognition they deserve, but they just reinvented space science. I love how one of the hosts got emotional at the end, because that just shows how dedicated those scientists truly are for their accomplishments. Honestly, if I could only choose to remember 1 thing about this year for the rest of my life, it’s this.
Very!!!
underrated comment
congrats to the many people involved with this, a huge accomplishment.
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Such an achievement demands you to take the extra two freaking seconds and spell out the whole word, congratulations. Anything less is insincere and lazy
👏👏👏👏
It's absolutely amazing.
@@MajDuty who gives a shit? Honestly.
Being a young engineer myself, i remember exactly what it was like when a machine i designed was first used by a customer and seeing how it brought joy to them, as it was working as expected, was one of the best feelings and i will never forget it.
A year of hard work and everything payed off in that second.
If you have engineers who are deeply connected to the product, do the live casts, this is what you will get. Awesome in my opinion, brought back good memories. Thank you and keep up the good work!
Me too (except old now!). Same feelings after completing big projects.
One hundred percent truth. I still remember my first major software release.
Wow the lady crying at the end was so sweet... just showing how hard work and everything whit love looking for a better future really matters. I hope there will some day also a Colombian space program!
If not, create a Colombian space program. That’s what Elon did!
I too have felt tears of joy and elation throughout this entire endeavor. Thanks SpaceX and NASA for getting The US Space Program back on track.
The awesomeness of this entire mission is just mind blowing.
Why? We used to land on a runway. This is backwards.
@@bamwa the space shuttle would be an inefficient solution for almost all missions, and significantly more dangerous than conventional procedures.
Awesome in terms of landing of stages, but capsules have landed on water before
This landing was done hundred times.
I don't care if it was done a million times. This is a new spacecraft, with a new rocket type, from launch to landing, everything was awesome! Just because any part of this mission may have been done before doesn't make this one less. Its an advancement and people are greatly inspired by it.
I cried with her in the end. Thanks Spacex and Nasa, I believe there was a lot of work to make this moment possible. 🚀
6:28:26 Welcome back to Planet Earth. Thanks for flying SpaceX.
GOLD lol
Y si volvio
While Bezos and Branson eating their shoes ....
Well it will be, "Thank you for flying Virgin Galactic" one day so yeah.
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Kate got me to tear up too and I am a 6'4" grown man. That was a very moving display of emotion. Congratulations to her and the rest of the SpaceX team, you did it!
Grateful as always for the safe return of any and all space travelers. So much can go wrong and I can only say for these two, welcome home.
An honest emotional response from the commentator...what a wonderful, and appropriate, tribute to such a breathtaking accomplishment! Welcome home :):)
@@HeavyMetalRuinedMyLife1971a I think we get your point now.
Unprofessional and not appropriate.
@@kleincamper Who's "we"?
@@HeavyMetalRuinedMyLife1971a reeeeeee
Pluto : if you call having emotions unprofessional then I really don’t know what to call you. This was a great moment for humanity and she was overwhelmed.
Love from India 🇮🇳
I had an tear after watching that reporter cry at the end ❤️ Congratulations SpaceX & NASA 🎉
It was amazing to watch this live.
She is an actual engineer at SpaceX. SpaceX video announcers are all staff engineers. She's probably got many years of her life devoted to this incredible mission. A tremendous accomplishment by the incredible team at SpaceX and NASA.
@@coldstreams Yep, she is an Program Engineer & working with SpaceX since 5 years.
This was more than just us it was for everyone...it wasn’t ‘welcome to the US’ it was ‘welcome to planet Earth!’ 👍
@@mamavswild 💯
@@mamavswild well said. The best thing about 2020 so far
I can't really find words to describe such an exciting and historic moment. 😭
Thanks, SpaceX, for streaming it and a huge congrats for everyone involved! ❤️
I was moved with tears by the passionate sobbing of the Spacex hostess. I love her so much!
Timestamps ?
@@rebeccaanne8546 ruclips.net/video/tSJIQftoxeU/видео.html It 's at the end when she summarizing and it hits her for all that has been happening, the adrenaline is ending and the emotional shield of mission achievement is lowered. That and it was dusty where she was being video and here too.
Rebecca Anne 7:54:00
Stop simping
Seeing the emotions make this all the more powerful - NEVER be afraid or ashamed of being moved by such a major event. It did not take away from the job done during the entire webcast, on the contrary. We as members of the public stand behind the efforts and sacrifices made by the SpaceX and NASA teams involved, and all domestic and international partners.
Bro, Space is a waste of money. Too many problems down here already.
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Hi Kate, as the Senior Program Reliability Engineer for SpaceX, you have every reason to be emotional here. and there are millions of others who feels the same ATM, including myself. excellent work everyone.
@Alex G shut up and go slouch on your couch
Love the passion and emotion in her voice at splashdown and sign off, that was all of us today.
"Welcome back to planet Earth, thanks for flying with SpaceX"
Man, that gave me chills
Best line ever! I couldn't stop thinking about that!
We live in amazing times
Loved it.
When did they said that i was skipping a lot pls tell me
Such a genuine heartwarming reaction to the successful payoff of incredibly hard work. Bravo SpaceX and NASA staff!
Bro, I would have chilled in space until 2020 ended😂...but anyway, glad to see this a success!
The bad shit doesn’t just end on December 31st 11:59 pm
Me too
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I’ve heard this every year of my life
7:54:00 is pretty heart warming
Viva la figa comunque
@kappa Pasta seriously..
@kappa Pasta Instagram @kate.tice
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Never knew that a guy who lived near me, in a Small suburb in Pretoria, South Africa -will stand tall among history makers in the mighty USA. Welgedaan om jou drome te gryp broer.
I'm very proud of SpaceX for all of their incredible effort in making this happen. Welcome home Bob and Doug!
Kate & Dan, you are amazing! Now go home and sleep for two days straight, and not a word!
6:56:28
Guy does a dab and jumps off.
Lmfao
It's a safety move to minimize exposure to nto and mmh, it's called Da Brewskis Gatmi
Hehhhehhhe
Ha omg thanks for pointing that out 😂
LMAOOO
I thought it was wonderful that she cried. She has brains and heart!
After waiting one year (because of the explosion of the other capsule), it was another show performed by SpaceX. Two months, they went fasssssssssst. Good job SpaceX and NASA.
omg Departure,Return Coast and splashdown together took 23h 54min and 50 seconds to complet soooooooo happy for u guys we have Doug and bob back we have made history
I watched this until 2am, fell asleep, then woke to the Dragon coming through the clouds. Fantastic effort and brilliant coverage. I love that we can come along for the ride.
Kate Tice from SpaceX - beautiful, smart, awesome host! The beard was also good :) Congrats to SpaceX and NASA, and the families of the 2 astronauts, can't imagine how nerve-racking this must have been for them.
wrong... that's White Lauren Lyons 😀 I kid I kid... but only one of them has showed up with Purple Hair
I am amazed at the accuracy it takes to pinpoint the location of where Dragon will land. Also the courage it takes to be an astronaut and a pioneer in space exploration given all the risks involved...truly amazing!
Thanks for letting us come along for the ride! Awesome job!
I'm from India. It's strange that I'm so happy and proud for Americans. Emotional too
why it's stange. We're all humans
This is good news for all of us friend
For u sir.
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This is a win for human being!.. we are together.. we are one. I am an Indian myself. Proud and emotional !
"The earth is the cradle of the mind, but you cannot live in the cradle forever. Heroes and daredevils will lay the first aerial trails of the routes: Earth - the orbit of the Moon, Earth - the orbit of Mars and even further, the Moon, Mars." - Konstantin Tsiolkovsky. Great job SpaceX and NASA👌
Oh so you must know the famous astronaut Wilja Blo ME
I think it's, "Cradle of mankind."
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Well I mean there’s not much on the moons of mars, they’re pretty small
“hopefully no one falls overboard”
5 seconds later: guy jumps off into water😂😂😂
When?
6:56:23
Lol
@Head Soccer lol
To funny
"Thank you for flying Space X"
they must make this a running landing statement on all future missions
Just like commercial filght
well done SpaceX and NASA. It's been a privilege watching!
damn someone is cutting onions nearby all of a sudden :'D those joyful relief tears are so heartwarming and human, you go SpaceX! genuinely one of very few things that still give me hope that we may actually make it through whatever the next filter might be
Thank you, SpaceX! Thank you, NASA! Thank you astronauts! Thank you to all those behind the scenes that make all this possible!!!!
This is a signal of honor for the whole team. Congratulations and good luck on the next one. 🎊🎉🍾
6:28:25 "Welcome back to Planet Earth and thanks for flying SpaceX" LMAO
Pretty bad ass tbh
Epic foreshadowing of the day space flight becomes commercially available and viable for the average person.
50 years in the future, this phrase may just happen daily
How to put on and take off SpaceX suits:
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2020: Everything goes to shit
SpaceX and NASA: hold our beers, we can do something epic
Astronaughts in the ISS are lucky they don’t have to deal with the effects of 2020
6:56:21 That is the best part of the whole stream 🤣🤣 A Ninja does the opposite what he's told to do!
That guy legit dabbed. 😂
video is only 2:00:00
Now it's almost 8 hours long. tf youtube?
@Matteo Cuneo but why were the other guys able to create exact timestamps before it has more than 2h?
7:53:59 Damn that got me tearing up
It's a beautiful thing what the space industry is doing
I thought you were laughing lol
7:50:36 OUCH the guy coming out from the pod, that poor neck...
Shit I didn't even spot that, that must have been painful
Their necks have been genetically modified and made elastic to be able to bend in any direction workout breaking
This made me die of laughter!!!
Better ending than GOT
:,-)
exact
@András Ács took the words right out of my mouth.
375 Medea Creek Ln
That's for real!
And the beautiful girl cried...and lived!
:-)
@András Ács Blame George.
Congratulations to the SpaceX and NASA teams on this incredibly smooth mission!
Hoping Crew-1, Crew-2, Crew-n and Tourist-n will be just as smooth!
In a few years when Starship is flying regularly, this is going to look so primitive.
Hear, hear!
This is just the Wright Brothers movie at Kitty Hawk. Just wait!
Let's hope so.
@Petit Clin n
@Petit Clin :
Stellar hosts, both really clear and informative, made watching fantastic.
Cat T more like.... Interstellar hosts, if you know what i mean 😌
Brings tears to my eyes just seeing this. Great job all.
Just watched interstellar again. We might never have the capability to travel through wormholes, but the idea of space travel in general is beautiful.
Watch "Sunshine " 2007 instead (we just pretend the third act part with PinBacker doesn't exist ok? His Line about "....the dying of mankind and being the sole last human... then nothing but stardust" can be said by any other cast member.....)
Welcome home Bob Behnken and Doug Hurley!
Congrats on a successful manned test flight! I've been a follower since the first grasshopper tests and really a fan of SpaceX ever since!
What? I'm not crying... You are!
Ahh no my eyes are sweating 😌
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6:20:55 - The tension in the air waiting for the return call from Dragon is crazy! 3.5g's and almost home! So proud of SpaceX and the entire crew!
My heart sank hearing that. I was sure they were fine but it reminded me of "columbia houston UHF comm check" to no answer as you see the faces of those in mission control emotionless. God that video is scary
Punani is number 1 in trending
This type of video should be number 1 in trending
Im 35 years old man and i cried with her...
Me 22 years
Me 7 years
@Wes McGee I'm 61 and grew up as child with the 60's space program. I still have saved newspaper and magazine clippings from that era. The space program inspired me to pursue a career in computer and software engineering. When I watch these accomplishments today, I am back to being a little kid again :)
@Wes McGee 'Kid'...lol
@Amusis Lol, cause any form of emotion is feminine. Moron.
"That guy intentionally jumped "😆😆
Someone needs to edit in the Wilhelm scream when he jumps.
Imagine telling your grandchildren that you once dabbed on the nose of a private space shuttle and then dived into the ocean
Johny Reyes Lol. 😂 that was great. Thank you.
Utkarsh yadav Not going to lie. That looked so cool and refreshing and made me want to go swimming. (Watching from SoCal in 100 plus degree heat. Haha. 🏊🏻♂️🏖
He dabbed right before jumping 😂 coolest job ever, guy who has to climb up dragon to attach the hook
Great you guys.... really exciting and a job well done. The 2 presenting this are brilliant... very clear and full of passion. Love it xx
Utterly legit history. Private space has finally happened.
"Welcome back to planet earth, thanks for flying SpaceX" that line gives me goosebumps.
Wale azez yeah 🥺❤️! Its so futuristic thinking that now this few incoming years we will be able to go to space! Im so exicted!! ❤️❤️❤️🥺
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5:25:17 Elon Musk has joined the chat
*sips coffee*
Lol he waltzed in so casually
@@platypuslord2399 the shareholders disagree
Apollyon03 JESUS DIED & ROSE AGAIN TO FREE U FROM SIN ACCEPT HIS GIFT✝️✝️✝️
Matteo Cuneo “Future - Mask Off”?
Thank you SpaceX, NASA, all involved in this endeavour. Well done and safe flying.
Way to go Space X & Nasa, welcome home Bob & Doug. I haven't been this excited about space travel since watching the Apollo missions as they happened.
That completes Bob and Doug’s Excellent Adventure!
Whew! Thank god it wasn’t a Bogus Journey! 😎
I’m glad that I witnessed history in the making.
"welcome back to planet earth..."
SpaceX Crew: Darn, wrong planet lets get the hell out of here
Elon Musk: You need some boosters?
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
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They pulled the biggest "aight ima head out" in the history
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
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🤣“thanks to flying with SpaceX“👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
For u sir.
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Amazing, congratulations and also thanks for always mentioning UTC/GMT for us around the world. Looking forward to your next great job!
7:51:49 Elon Musk holding his champagne!!
Itss amazinggg
Such emotionally beautiful transmission. You can see everyone involved puts everything they got into this more than a decade long "endeavor" (😉). When the objectives are met with such success, one can only cheer and/or cry of joy.
Congratulations to Bob and Dough, all of SapceX and NASA. What a huge accomplishment. I'm so glad to be alive to have the opportunity to view such amazing events in the advancement of space exploration and missions.
Congratulations to the whole team. Well done!
started crying in the end : D
Odd Portkey Yes you are!
@Scavenger STFU INCEL
saw some nasty comments. completely ignorant lmao get over people do feel emotions so do youuu
"We didn't realize we were making memories, we just knew we were having fun."
Winnie the pooh
The only good thing that happened this 2020!! Next stop: mars
pretty hardcore thing to do, its too long flight to mars to humans. Unless they can combat microgravity and radiation its very very hard.
Maybe Moon? :)
next step is crew 1 lol.no rushing xD it will not this that go mars. so there more testing lol
@@adamstanisaw2892 Space is hard
Ross Allen the hell is an Astronot
Somewhere up there Neil Armstrong is giving you a big thumbs up!
"Welcome back on Planet Earth, Thanks for flying SpaceX"
You know the dude knows his jokes when he makes mission control laughs
When Bob & Doug are helped out the capsule, their bodies are like limp noodles!
The lack of use of muscles can deteriorate fast, if you're injured and have to not use part of body for a few weeks you will have muscle and strength loss. That micro(variations of actually ) gravity and muscle deterioration is a very serious issue, to us staying in space for extended periods. The differences on other planets may mean problems coming back and living on Earth, after an extended length mission at colony due to weaker planet's gravity and the micro-g in space for travel in between.
For real!!!
A BIG milestone has been overcomed!!! Congratulations, SPACEX and NASA!!! 🥂
Which is?
@@cplcabs the first private comany to send and return men of space? 🤔
Luís Fernandes surely that has been done already a while back in 2004.
@@cplcabs I wonder who? Care to explain to us?
@@cplcabs No, not at all. Where do you get that idea?
Bob and Doug! Just Amazing! God Bless you
I am really surprised how fast it lifted out of the water.
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Very interesting to watch this historic mission. Well done to you all.
How is this "Historic"?
SISYPHUS VASILIAS exactly what I would like to know
@@sisyphusvasilias3943 It is the first manned *commercial* space flight. It also marks (FINALLY!!) the return of the United States to having a manned space flight capability after nine damned years, which is at least nine years too many.
Leave lower earth orbit and maybe it'll be historic.
this year and the last year has been a very roller coaster experience for humankind
The last time a space capsule splashed down like this Elon Musk was 4 years old.
Tree fry
in south Africa. During the time of Apartheid.
Do you really believe that? They sent two dogs up, very low, to orbit around the earth, but they died the same day. In an hour... because of the heat... If you read about the atmosphere you can see it is 2000-3000 degree up in a certain place.. And you have a high radiation. You need 2 meters of lead around you, A total of 4 meter huge lead lump with you inside for you to survive. Think about it for a while.. Let it sink in. NASA told a couple of years ago, the technology to travel to the moon doesn't exist yet...
It's all just a hoax.
@@a0kargra have you heard about heAtSHIelds??
TSideWes805 think before you speak
OMG😢 finally i find some 're entry and splash down footage phenomenal,the bravery of space travel,ascension and decention, heroes,😃👍👏🚀🌊🌎
I read up on the interview, what I got from it. It was a Smooth ride up and a violent ride back down " like a baseball bat to the back" hopefully SpaceX can install more comfortable chairs in the next space launch.