Crew Dragon Launch Day from Astronaut's Point of View
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Launch day for any astronaut is very focused, and with SpaceX's Crew Dragon coming online, many more people will have an opportunity to go to low earth orbit and potentially beyond.
I break down from the time the crew leaves home to lifting off into space in this exciting tail of preparing to ride a Falcon 9 in a Crew Dragon. It's first flight will be DM-2 with astronauts Bob Behnken and Doug Hurley.
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I've been watching the space program since 1965 during the Gemini program. I watched live broadcasts of the missions in space and moon landings. Now it is the time for the private sector to take a bigger role in space. I will definitely watch the upcoming launch.
I have watched many. I was born in 1961.
Same here. Born 1951. My grandfather born in 1881 and saw radio T V, the space program, and World Wars.
Conner Cook, I do know that NASA is overall in charge of the mission. That is why I wrote that private sector take a bigger role in space.
Its both nasa and spacex together against BOC
Spacex n nasa better up their game if not moon,orbit space station airlines, la grange point, all air space, all ocean space all land space all manufacturing all all all space space outer space no space.ccp is coming for everything even if its not considered as things 🤣so i hope they work hard and pray for gods help cos david is being chased by goliath.
I became nervous just listening to it
Same
Im guessing it feels something close to when ur about to go on a rollercoaster but your 100x more nervous
Seriously. Anything tiny little thing can make everything go wrong. Not to mention the solitude and the height you are at before launch.
You would have a right to be nervous, and have plenty of time to think about everything that could go wrong. You are basically sitting on top of a highly-controlled bomb and if anything broke or didn't go to plan, you will very likely die. In the future, space travel will get safer I'm sure. The crews of today have it a lot safer than the crews in the early days.
we are just watching idk how that crew feeling lol
A lot of thanks for show us this beautiful video.it's really nice... I was waiting for this type of video...because I want to know about the space....it's my dream,hope😇and This video has given me a lot of encouragement to become an astronaut in the future.
thank you😍😍
Their new type suits are really “spacey” looking
*s P a C e Y*
Stellular Nebulla
I thought “spacey” was better than “space ish”
Holy crap, I could really feel the excitement when they entered dragon. Nice video!
It must feel like forever for the crew from t-1:55 to t-0:42
Yep chilling. Tim dodd suggested jokingly they get netflix or yt loaded up 🤣
@@quasarsavage If they have literally nothing to do but sit there and wait, that might be a good idea to pass the time and keep them calm and relaxed.
They can always have a conversation, of course... Not everyone needs a phone and/or Netflix to fill up every idle second of their lives.
Tim Suetens they’re literally stuck in a small room together. They’re bound to have a conversation with or without Netflix.
@@doge8825 Yes, that is precisely what I was saying, but thanks for repeating it.
I am feeling the goose bumps. Just pray this mission succeds. Love from India ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Greetings from Africa! I'll be watching the launch with a friend of mine, my nephew, and other family members.
tecknos africa im sorry it didnt happen mate! Better luck to tomorrow!
@@Zezam_ I read the weather condition will be poor tomorrow, odds at 60%, no improvement to be expected.
Greetings to you from Canada, Africa :)
You'll be watching?
But isn't that already happened!
@@namansingla2975 the date of my comment is two weeks ago
4:18 ~ food that is "easy on the stomach".
This is where I was expecting a comment on HURLey's callsign. Chunks.
I was expecting McDonald burgers. When you eat those, 2 hours later you can eat again. :)
They usually eat eggs and a little sausage and some grains because the last two days they drank all the laxatives they could because everyone hates pooping in the space station
Da Hawk Taco Bell .
Jk
I'm glad manned space flight is back in America.
It's all fake 😂 they know it's impossible to do what pretending
@@johnspurlock7309 I hope you're a troll
@john spurlock what
John Spurlock How tf is it fake? How can you fake something like that? they can’t.
Alex You and john Spurlock are idiots.
Only just got a chance to catch up on this mate. Wonderful video (and the algorithm agrees)!
What were the astronauts names?
Our Family This might be late but, Bob Behnken and Doug Hurley.
@@ourfamily7909 I'd like to know too so I can sue them for treason against HUMANITY
@@jack_welsh excellent actors
Tony Sax they aren’t actors. They are astronauts.
Going to be awesome! The beginning of a new space era.🚀
Congratulations!
You have just got brainwashed to believe something isn't real & Their agenda is successful!
On SpaceX astronauts and all the interiors look like something we expected to see in 2020 :)
New start for all of us. I love the safety system that is very important to me. I think it should have been done long before now .
Do you mean the launch escape system? Yes it's great that they have it. In fact such a system saved the asses of the crew of the Soyuz-MS-10 mission a couple of years ago. Too bad that it wasn't feasible to use an escape system on the shuttle with such a large crew.
@@aspzx they were too confident with the shuttle, challenger's crew paid the price. I don't think they really tried to build an escape system on the shuttle, for me, there are always solutions to a technical problem
David B Thanks Yes Amen
We are living the history booiiss 😍
Me too!!! 🚀
So is everyone ever
Ismaeel Bakri Thanks Yes Amen
Flying into the lower orbit is nothing special...seriously. Too much of a hype these days for so little. Just think back when Apollo Missions were started, they got the job done without a lot of fuss. These days ...we're wasting so much time for perfecting everything. Sometimes I wonder if they really went to the moon given the huge amount of preparation they are making for a flight to the ISS.
@@therealmarcher I just knew they'd be your comment somewhere...
Watching this on quarantine is fun
Around 16 minutes before the launch it got canseld because of bad weather. It made it so risky and dangoures for it to launch and it was also really important beacuse there was crew on it. But I hope we can see it on saturday at *3:00pm EDT, 7pm GMT or 9pm CEST (May 30th)* and I hope it will not be anything to cansel the 2nd launch atempt.
The Crew Dragon is scheduled for launch Wednesday, May 27, at 4:33 p.m. EDT (2033 GMT) from the Kennedy Space Center. We wish them Good Luck!
Thank you very much for this reminder. I was desperately looking for the date and hour. Thought it was today.
FYI for those that need it: Thursday, May 28th, 6:33am AEDT - Get there earlier though :)
Do you wanna 70k in cash right now
It's delayed
Way to go astronauts! Such a victory of humanity :)
Lol, low orbit launches aren't as big a deal as they make you think.
This mission is way too easy, the apollo program did the big shit without any fuss.
My 3 kids and I are looking forward to this more than anyone can possibly know
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Well i dont debate thats my people work my work is to fail science and i did that and i even said nasa in Facebook that i will go to deepest part of the moon and there i will smoke cigaratte and will come back safety all i need is an female astronaut who can take me there and she is also save with me and we will come back to the world with safety but they didn’t accept my challenge because those ignorant disbeliever know i can do what i said because I Jesus Christ is chosen servant of Allah..✋.
Question , if you are so into spacecraft why don’t you do something about it , yes it’s very challenging but if it was easy it would be boring , I’m in college for astronautical
this is fantasy... no one went to the moon, there is no 10billion miles away stars, this is just hollywood moving into peoples realities... because when reality is so bleak and hard, fantasy is an escape, problem is, its costing everyone money, and the money fuels the super rich... but sure disagree and watch your hollywood movies.
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Whew man. My fingers have been crossed for days.
@Squirrel True having the same issue. Sorry if my nose sounds blocked. :(
Brother, I'm sorry that I'm not working lately because my first thought was to purchase a t-shirt from you to help support your costs... This lock down/quarantine has be pinching pennies... But I want to thank you for these posts. :)
Do you ever do any KSP? This stuff is already phenomenal, but just saying, I like watching genuine space nerds do KSP.
KSP is for virgins
@@trevortomlinson1863 Yes. Men use Orbiter instead
Very clear and concise, thanks .
God Speed Crew Dragon 🚀
He was trying to be nice, chill out.
Annnnd scrubbed.
NASA = NOT A SPACE AGENCY!
DRAGON ? 322 pm launch ? = 322 Skull and Bones 💀 Secret Societies.
At 0:45 min, 612 backwards = 216 = 666.
6 times 6 times 6 = 216! You can’t make this stuff up people. There’s a satanic
agenda going on here.
Thank God! We don't have to launch from Russia anymore! God knew what he was doing with this mission today! Perfect Audio And Great Video Work!
Thanks for the detailed timeline.
Definitely gave me the goosebumps. Thanks for your time!
6:11 Okay, police escort for security reasons... 2x Tesla Model X for PR reasons... and a f'ing bomb resistant SWAT car. Okay then! :D
So... what is your point here?
Seems NASA got a tech boost after SpaceX got involved. New helmets, new suits, the interiors of the rocket looks super clean and futuristic.
Excellent run down! Keep up the good work
Awesome video man! Quick suggestion; add your website to your description so it's even easier to browse your store. Both on PC and mobile!
Enjoyed this video. Thanks TJ.
Awesome. Just curious...since the launch is down in Florida and this time of the year it’s so hot and humid are the astronauts able to cool down in those suits they wear? Is there some kind of air conditioning or cooling mechanism to keep them from having sweat rolling down their faces like the pilot from Airplane?
I enjoyed this video and I learned a lot. I watched it before Bob and Doug launched and again after they returned to Earth. 🌍
Great production! Just subbed :]
Great job!
I never buy merch from a youtuber but DAAAAAAAAMMMMMMM!!! those shirts look amazing!!!! I'm definitely buying some
This is modern TECH. Major Upgrade from the Shuttle. From the suits to the rocket.
Falcon Heavy is awesome! Makes America proud!
Awesome, TJ! Yes, your video gave me goosebumps!! 🚀
Great job
Omg already very excited from here in New Zealand....
@Robert Pearce What for?
It's not Apollo, but it is damned exciting. And I have to admit - those space suits and the crew capsule look awfully cool. It's finally starting to look the way we thought the year 2000 would look when I was a kid in the 1960s.
Great work!!! Amazing detail and information! Keep up the amazing work!!
Excellent!!!!!! Thank you for sharing!!!
Q: Why is there a 5 min delay between the crew arm being retracted (T-42 min) and the launch escape system being activated (T-37 min)? Is it because there is deemed to be no danger to the crew (and need for a pad abort) until fueling begins?
Yes
Amazing machine built by an amazing team.
I think you missed the part where they piss on the back tire of the car before they go up the elevator.
Give me your PayPal I pay you 946k
I always do that when I get to Target.
Good luck for the astronauts and whole mission!
Hopefully they‘ll find the submenu on the touchscreens for the windshield wipers in case of heavy weather conditions 🤣
A very Canadian launch. Astronauts Bob Behnken and Doug Hurley, known in Canada as Bob & Doug.... and yes Bob's last name is spelled 'Bacon' in Canada.
Its really a Good video. I learned a lot about curent space mission from your video.
8:08 wow, where did you get that footage?
The last couple of launches they have been showing the liquid oxygen through a camera in the rocket
Wow
Excellent presentation!
Amazing dude good job!
1st Time viewer ........Excellent!!!!!!!! QUALITY! Can't Wait till Saturday.. Today was a Let down, but they know best.....
the astronaut's suit looks very modern, amazing.
Thanks TJ! Very informative!
Do these full pressure suits NOT require support equipment, such as the portable cooler and recirculating system? So during ascent there is a loss of cabin pressure, what/how are the suits inflated?
Good luck Crew Dragon!
John Wallace God speed you hosers
How does the SpaceX suit work?
It seems its made of 2 parts
My dream job was astronaut when I was a kid... fascinating!!
Is the 2 week quarantine because of COVID? Back in the shuttle days I don’t remember them saying they had 2 quarantines. I remember Shane omg. He was one of my favorite astronauts
Awesome video just subbed!!! :)
Dang I'm getting nervous just watching this video. Best of luck tomorrow for everyone involved!!!
Great channel and info! (plus, great T-Shirt, I will get one for myself). Greetings from Honduras!
This video gave me so much info defiantly a sub
Very good need more of that
Nicely done
Great video, thanks. And finger crossed for the people at spacex and nasa. Can't wait !
Great video, nice in-depth research.
Also, if the launch tommorow is a go, what is the best place to connect to in order to watch real-time coverage of the launch? I"ll only have my phone w/internet available.
SpaceX official on TH-cam.
Thank you great video!👍
Well done thanks buddy
Imagine getting paid for going to space. Damn lucky! All the best.
1:38 What space capsule uses an open differential? I would think Dragon would have at least gone for limited slip if not a true locker.
this was one hell of a movie.
Get therapy...
Great video !
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Godspeed ! We're all going up with you !
wasnt this postponed
It was unfortunately. The weather wasn’t safe enough for a take off or if a recovery team had to be sent out due to an emergency landing in the water. It’s now this Saturday around an hour earlier
Elon Musk has done so much for space travel. Kind of hard to believe that a hundred years ago, space travel was seen as a thing of fiction. Then we got rockets, sent humans to the moon, surrounded the planet in orbiting satellites, and now have reusable rockets that can land.
Now we need to create a system to transport between planets. With the right modifications, a rocket could take an initial crew to, say, the Moon or Mars and land them on the surface. However, I kind of think it would be better to have separate dedicated systems. For example, a large plane that takes a craft to high-altitude to launch into orbit. This craft will then dock with an orbiting station to transfer its payload. Then, the payload is put onto another craft that will make the trip between Earth orbit and, say, Mars orbit. Once at Mars, dock with an orbiting station. Transfer the payload to another craft that will handle the landing on Mars. This might take longer to set up, but once set up, it will likely make travel between two bodies pretty cheap and reliable.
Once there is a system in place, to set up transport to a new planet, would just need to build an orbital station and lander/launcher for the new planet then transfer the whole thing to the new planet and put it into orbit. Then send a crew to the surface to build a base to complete the new planet set up.
I can't imagine the excitement but fear going through them.
While the spacecraft Dragon was approaching the ISS , a camara was pointing at the ISS. Behind the space station you could clearly see a blinking light moving in the distance. Then the camara was quickly changed .
If we haven't have manned space flight in 9 years , then how do the astronauts get back and forth from earth and to the space station?
it was done through Soyuz module using Russian rockets
And to think. It was only 55-years ago that we looked at squeezing human beings into something euphemistically called a "crew compartment" as "Spam in the can."
Fascinating!
Goosebumps alright! Plenty!!
Love this!
Fascinating to see the transition from government agency to private company. The old government program had older guys in white lab coats. Now we have millennials in jeans and t-shirts.
Hell yeah!
The younger they are, the more it is their future.
I was hooked in the 50s, tried to follow every development, from the X-plane series, the Vanguard poops, the Atlas failure and success, the Mercury, Gemini programs, the dumbfounding shock hearing JFK announce the moon landing commitment, the Apollo program (and the Rockwell Block-1 failure), the Apollo moon missions, and almost every Shuttle mission.
I started with tubes, then TTL, then AD-conversions, CMOS, and now I'm fascinated with layered SLC to QLC capabilities.
I only wish that I could be around when we stop pushing electrons and learn to do this with photons, what I'll call "cold-light processing."
I am proud to see what they have learned with SpaceX. It's a continuation of applied knowledge. It happens because so much was done before. I can only imagine what will follow in the next generation. I wish them every success.
Great video man!
Nice video subscribed :)
whys there no cockpit video of launches
Very informative. thx.
Flight to the underdome so cool!
Do they use those suits for Spacewalks? Or do they use those larger ones?
They dont use them for spacewalks, they use the traditional suits
Is that a differential out of a truck at 1:38. Just wondering .
I met Kjell last year at the cape. Really nice guy!