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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 10 ต.ค. 2018
- Astronauts are to make an emergency landing after their Russian Soyuz rocket malfunctioned on lift-off to the International Space Station.
Nasa said there was an "issue with the booster" and the "crew is returning to Earth in a ballistic descent mode".
Search and rescue teams are in the air and heading towards the expected touchdown location, Nasa added.
The rocket took off from Kazakhstan with Russian Cosmonaut Alexey Ovchinin and US astronaut Nick Hague on board.
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Let's keep in mind this is only the second time in the Soyuz's 51 year history that it's had to do a launch abort. That's some stellar reliability right there
That being said, hope an investigation finds the source of the problem, and good thing no one was killed. This is why launch abort systems are a thing
Vectored Let’s also keep in mind that 2 separate incidents involving mechanical failures of the Soyuz spacecraft have resulted in the deaths of 4 Cosmonauts.
Still, better records than other crewed launch vehicles.
Just like any other russian equipment, very reliable
The LES has already been jettisoned before the failure, they used the third stage engine to put the capsule in safe position for a ballistic reentry.
THEY ARE DEAD... THEY BLEW UP... WE ALL SAW IT LIVE... SORRY
Respect to the Russian rocket manufacturers.
Thank God no one was killed.
No. Science.
Science was created by God. Are you a godless Euro-Communist?
@@chamade166 lol, a rocket is built using scientific understanding and engineering, not by reading the bible to it 😂
Dominic McCann I beg to differ. I read the bible and prayed, and lo, a Soyuz rocket was created
@@MikhailKalashnikovMiG sounds like an infallible causal relationship to me!
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I agree, Paul Gibbons, the Soyuz is a much safer launch vehicle for humans than the shuttles were. The Soyuz has a launch
Escape system that the shuttles did not and 3 times now in 50 years, crews have survived a launch booster failure, which
They would have not survived without one. The Challenger crew stood absolutely no chance at all after the explosion, and the same
Was the case for the Columbia crew. Because of its design, the Shuttle was always vulnerable to a catastrophic failure of the
Thermal Protection system on re entry due to debris falling off the fuel tank. The Soyuz vehicle does not have the same problem
Because it is launched on top of its booster, meaning it cannot be hit by debris during ascent.
Good to see people have survived. Very dangerous work. The Russian Rocket is an amazing bit of kit. Much better safety record than the American shuttles. We don't explore space enough.
All stolen American technology. America was first in space. Trump 2020.
@@chamade166 only if you don't count sputnik. The American shuttles were death traps. NASA agree this rocket is a far better machine.
It's actually German. Rocket scientists were assimilated by the state's after WWII. Everything the US has is stollen.
chamade166 actually the only thing america was first is to land in the moon There russian even got rovers to mars in the 70s lol
No idiot space is pointless, we don't explore our oceans enough. Space will lead us to some sort of extraterrestrial life way more powerful than us that will want to kill or control us! Why do yo think the government,NASA all lie to you and you dumbasses believe everything they say. Humans have no place in space!
What do you think humans would do if they discovered alien life? We would try and Kill it! Just like an alien species would if they found us, Kill conquer Control!
The Russian have absolutely the lowest failure rate, with multiple safety systems. Unlike the Schtates.
Hue G. Rection Numbers?
Hue G. Rection
4 russian cosmonauts and
14 american astronauts were killed
Nobody is interested in your conspiracy theories based on youtube vidoes
@MEs61 Russian rockets are more reliable, its not a patriotic issue or personal insult. Its just a fact
Space X will soon replace these Soviet era rockets
Hue G. Rection I worked as Senior Scientist for Lockheed Martin for 32 years and another 5 years with Northrup Grumman, oh wow I must be either "stupid" or "retarded " or possibly both.
That is not the Kazakhstan mission control but the US one in Houston which is shown. The NASA feed shows at times both the US and Moscow mission control rooms.
THEY ARE DEAD... THEY BLEW UP... WE ALL SAW IT LIVE... SORRY
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This may come off as pretty stupid but why would they lie about that?
We don't know @PeppermintPatty... Why do LIARS lie? ;)
awuma
This is a bbc news report with no actual video or audio or much info of the event. They just go to the stock footage drawer and tell the announcer to keep talking. I'm surprised they didnt launch into wild speculations or invited a phone in....
Good result, glad no one was killed! Go Russia!
Good job, Thank god Astronut is safe.
Astronut, deeznut, it's all the same.
Judy kim no human can escape the DOME☻☻☻
THE FLAT EARTH RULES 😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣
*"Astronut"* when u bust to some porn with a girl with a heavenly body
Nothing like a break from the norm with a heartwarming ending, glad to hear everyone ended up safe. Thoughts and prayers from America Good work guys
Emergency landing with crew surviving? They can go ahead and charge twice the amount for space tourists.
People will be HAPPY to pay.
And still they fly this mission with empty seat because no one paid for it
@@dzonikg
I am pretty sure there is A LONG wait list in effect.
dmitriy40 the cockpit has seats and seats have seatbelts??? CHARGE 4 TIMES THE AMOUNT I’ll be HAPPY to pay
I just heard about this. They said the Crew were heading to the ISS, when it malfunctioned. They did mentioned about an American and Russian Astronaut, Nick Hauge and Alexey Ochoivin.
Alexey Ovchinin, to be exact. He has already been to space.
Mission Control Center is not in Kazakhstan but in Moscow.
I Still believe that Russians are the best at what they do when it comes to space and Asternoutes.
It would behoove us to learn as much as we can from them due to their success rate. Knowledge shared is knowledge learned. These Guys from both sides of the planet have so much to share with one another. This will help promote world peace because of the combined success of great minds, like the Olympics, it brings us together instead of further apart. Thank you Russia and Thank you America, working together is the best peace making I've witnessed, albeit on TV, but it's a glimmer of hope for the World. Let's get it together...🤝 👏👏👏 🤝
Diane Fitzpatrick, The U S regime worked together only because they have NOTHING of their own they needed the 'hated Russian enemy desperately '
Sadly, not for long
@@dianefitzpatrick7774 well said...
Space x is better
This anchor man sounds as though he is 100% unfamiliar with manned space flight with no understanding of a basic launch sequence.
OK officially Russian 🤣 they've proved they have more better safety measures
Good Luck ! , From Thailand.
"Mission control in Kazakhstan" - Shows mission control in Houston
I just learned about this. I wanna see the full footage from inside the crew cabin lol.
Well, Russians have always been the best at space exploration👏🏻
No. We haven't been on the Moon 6 times.
Crazy that happened while I was asleep
all kinds of things happen whilst i'm asleep 🙄
The world doesn't stop when you go to sleep.
@@AlanWattResistance certainly feels like it the world stops when your asleep though :0
Lol would it have been less crazy had you been awake?
I was at school getting tired, while this was happening, aren't I glad to be on that class instead of that rocket.
Lucky guys!
Glad our friends are fine. Thanks to the rescue force of >1000 SAR professionals! Today showed again what an amazing vehicle the #Soyuz is, to be able to save the crew from such a failure. alexander gerst twitter
Now thats what a bad day at work really is
Glad to see the emergency escape plan worked.
The crew survived thankfully, best outcome for a situation that could have been much worse.
Thank god they survived!
Glad they got away safely.
Beautifully crafted rocket
I'd like to know if the escape was filmed. Anybody have a thread?
Cosmonaut*
@ilovepancakeswithjam Yeah, no. The Russians are European.
maybe 80% of land area, look at the population
Tanveer Shahi They are synonyms, it doesn’t matter. You can call them whatever.
@@akzebraminer5679 Dudz BBC got it wrong. Russian astronauts are called as cosmonauts. Why i corrected the word? See, people who only read the title could be mistaken by it and will think it's a failure of Nasa and all the other misinfo which can follow
Tanveer Shahi Almost nobody knows the difference anyways. When I see the word astronaut, I think of a person in space working. Not an American working in space. When I see the word cosmonaut, I see a normal person working in space. NOT A RUSSIAN IN SPACE. It... does... not... matter.
We thank to God Crew is Safe. God blesses and cares on all of us. Long lives
"Hey, what does this button do?"
I'm glad they are alive.
A lucky escape indeed,thank God!
wow that landing looks harsh.
It’s amazing to listen to this guy talk about something that he has no idea about.
The image of the curve shape desks is Mission Control in Houston.
Roscosmos mission control has straight desk.
The news presenter got that part wrong.
God bless
Now i know why howard was so worried about going to space on russian rocket.... 😂😂
You are aware that the Sujoz is the most reliable rocket with the least deaths and failures?
Glad the astronauts are safe and sound on the ground🙏👩🚀👩🚀👩🚀👩🚀👩🚀👩🚀👩🚀👩🚀👩🚀👩🚀
My rocket never malfunctions.
Phew! 😓
Where's the actual footage?
“ GOTTA BLAST “ * jimmy neutron theme song *
When they forgot to bring vodka in the rocket:
I noticed the Soyuz Liftoff did not have all the exaggerated Smoke with N.A S.A.'s Rockets ! Never saw one without the big smoke !
The room at the end is the ISS mission control in Houston, not Kazakhstan.
God bless the Soyuz crew members
Howard Wolowitz said such would happen !! Back on 10th May 2012 !!!
thats what happens when you park your tesla a disable space 😂
I hope this is same one NASA just showed on news
Russians: Escape from rocket.
BBC: "Russian cosmonauts get a happy ending after escaping rocket"
1:06
Rocket made by Lada.
Glad no one was hurt.
Rocket was going straight into that dome. How to eject
Bad day.. but,. the crew are safe.. glade for that
This is such an over exaggerated way of saying that an technical fault occurred we are bringing you back. It's normal
Cool rocket
Russian commander of this ship said quietly"vehicle failure" and "quickly we're back"!
That is not mission control in Kazakhstan. That looks like mission control in Houston.
Qazaqstan, or Cossakstan
Russians: why with all your land do you launch rockets from Kazakhstan and do your nuclear tests there? I don't understand.
To understand this, you need to study well in school.
In Russia, every schoolboy knows that if a rocket starts closer to the equator, then it needs much less fuel.
Kazakhstan is located south of Russia and has many deserted places for landing waste parts of the missiles.
Because its where the old USSR Cosmodrome is and has always been used for space launch
@@azulaquaza4916 all right therefore, it was built here, closer to the equator, and not near Moscow. and now Russia is lending it.
Just in time to promote the new Ryan Gosling movie "First Man"
Putin “highly likely” behind this😂
you've been bamboozled, again
If it was nasa we would be typing RIP .
I waited to see the rocket fail and them ejecting out.
High Five
SpaceX
And yet some people claim that back in 1969 we landed on the Moon without any problems.
We cannot send rocked to the orbit in 2018 without any dificulties.
Nobody says the Apollo missions went without any problems
In Soviet Russia, Rocket escape you.
Thank God, alive!🇷🇺❤️🇺🇸
Who else thought the thumbnail was a line of coke ?
No U
Soyuz, security guarantee on flights.
He said”Unfortunately the crew is a life” 😂😂 0:52 unfortunately
YourTopic are you deaf?
no,he said "fortunately the crew are alive" listen again carefully
the thumbnail reminded me of king krule new album cover
Wow wow wow
Rockets are not 100 /,% safe.
Hope the crew are.
Why didn’t nasa spacecraft employ a similar escape system?
Perfecting . . . Not smart enough, best U S regimr rockets were "German" inventions like the Saturn V
All crewed nasa space vehicles had launch escape systems, except the space shuttle, and perhaps Gemini, which only had ejection seats.
Ohhhh ok thanks for the info
The first two shuttles had ejection seats - but ejection seats aren't anywhere near as effective as true launch escape systems.
They're american..
yays it does appear thee capshul has lawnded back on aaarth
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Congratulations, BBC! I'll mail your Zero-Effort Award out tomorrow... If I can be bothered.
Why does the newscaster sound drunk?
Phew, thank god they survived
*cosmonaut*
Interesting Timing... the safest Space Transport vehicle in the World had a sabotage and a malefunction in one month after 30 years. And in 3 months the US will start their new generation after using the russian sojus
Certainly the most proven and reliable system to-date; I heard it's 43 years relatively safe launches?
This will not impact the safety numbers at all. There have roughly been 1700 Soyuz missions, so the success/failure rate will shift by 0.0X%.
In fact, I would argue that with a successful abort, it shows how safe this vehicle is.
@Lars Rudolf , this is actually Russian fault, we know from rocket enthusiast that the Russian are planning to change their rocket technology, they probably will remove that 4 boosters (the "X" you see in the video), so it might be that they did something to the rocket and the rocket broke. Of course this coincide with the changes happening in the US because the Russian are probably motivated to improve their rocket to compete with the US.
Malfunction does not effect safety record if everyone on board survives the. malfunction. A malfunctioning rocket is just a bomb, so having any survival rate is arguably MORE prestigious than having perfect reliability.
Dinka Boutit FLAT EARTH RULES 🤣🤣🤣🤣
who is this news guy anyway
This guy needs to work on his enthusiasm. I couldn't tell if he was saddened or just didn't care about his job.
Aren’t they are called Cosmonauts
Cosmonauts and astronauts are the same thing. Just called differently in different languages.
There was one US astronaut and one Russian cosmonaut aboard this mission.
@@newsgetsold I don't think 'cosmonaut' is a Russian word, plainly, its English. Just saying.
Forget the rocket what about the dudes eyes??.....
Don't try this at flat earth
more science reports please
I never understood Russia, they can pull something like this but can't build a near modern car!?
This is a real shock really. Although it shouldn’t, considering it was only a matter of time. So relieved they’re both alright, but all the more reason to feather develop and make the switchover to SpaceX. These rockets I’m afraid, are now no longer practical.
Are they really alive?
heard that Elon Musk is planning to send a whole crew of more than 2 astronauts for SpaceX’s first ever manned rocket...
Safe landing
You need be up there anyway,that THE MOST HIGH place not your stay where you be long on earth. if he want you up there he will have give you wings.
Kazakistan has admission control?