Atlas V Starliner Crew Flight Test Launch Highlights
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 10 ก.ย. 2024
- For the first time in history, a United Launch Alliance (ULA) Atlas V carrying NASA astronauts aboard Boeing’s CST-100 Starliner lifted off on June 5, 2024 at 10:52 a.m. EDT from Space Launch Complex-41 (SLC-41) at Cape Canaveral Space Force Station, Florida. The launch of NASA astronauts Barry “Butch” Wilmore and Sunita “Suni” Williams marks the return of human spaceflight to Cape Canaveral and extends the Atlas legacy, echoing the launch of U.S. astronaut John Glenn aboard a heritage Atlas LV-3B rocket from Cape Canaveral, Florida, in 1962.
The collaboration here is amazing, to anyone who says crew dragon is better I respect that, but space is hard unless you think you can make something better than starliner tell me about it! Congratulations to ula and Boeing! Godspeed
Nah they’re pretty much equals, it’s just one’s had a bumpier road getting there but it has now! All that matter!
Scary enough getting on a plane built by Boeing. Can't imagine getting on a Boeing rocket. Probably held together with duct tape and bubblegum.
No, this particularly poor performance.
@@kickeramps " but space is hard unless you think you can make something better than starliner tell me about it"
And what do you do? LOL!
Troll on, good sir...troll on.
@@codymoe4986 I'm a tradesman. I do quality work and don't cut any corners to compromise safety, unlike Boeing. Boeing's only concern is their stock price. I don't claim to be a rocket scientist, so no, I don't have anything better. But Boeing is a crap company that only cares about their stock price and not safety of the people who depend on the vehicles they produce. It's not trolling if you're speaking the truth. I suggest you do a deep dive into the history of the Boeing company. Scary stuff. Also, haven't you even seen the news about Boeing in the last several years? I thought everyone knew about at least some of the safety problems they've had lately. Lol
Congratulations ULA on the 100th Atlas V launch, and your first human spaceflight mission!!!
First time since 1961 that humans have launched on an Atlas!
Um...^^
wow 12th century ehh
beauty of a rocket. love that rd-180 light
This is by far the most beautiful launch highlights video ULA has ever posted.
I was so glad to see this come to fruition... That's one sexy rocket.
wtf?
Yeah it is
At long last, Calypso returns to the stars, and Atlas launches crew once more. Godspeed CFT!
Wonderful week for humanity
I've watched very highlight video for decades, but this one hit me emotionally. Congratulations on launching Butch and Sunni into space! And looking forward to their safe return.
Proud to be part of the team that put crew back on Atlas! Proud day in my career and my life!!!
Congrats on the mission. Wishing you all the best on the return.
Will never forget...
Amazing launch of my favorite rockets the boeing starliner godspeed starliner united launch alliance
United…Alliance best corporate name
Amazing. 🎉
Next time show us the Booster Landing, that would be fun.
Atlas 5 doesn't have a booster landing
I'd bet good money that I could guess your generation...
Do you Muskrats have any original material of your own? This is about the 1000th time I have seen this lame attempt at humor, be reposted.
@@codymoe4986 troll
wow beatiful
Congrats to Tory and Co. Good Job!
Tory is a loser. Read a book sometime NOT written by CNN
Finallyyy Boeing! I wish all the current and future astronauts of starliner safe travels.
Scary enough getting on a plane built by Boeing. Can't imagine getting on a Boeing rocket. Probably held together with duct tape and bubblegum.
@@kickeramps bro im so concerned about those astronauts, that's why I'm wishing them safe travels.
@@Matt0sh 🤞
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In the US rocket, engines from Russia ... ☝ ...
btw: look carefully ☝ . 1:15 / 2:46
Indonesia KAPAN yah🇮🇩😮
So getting into a Boeing product is now considered being a hero. Got it.
Pretty sure most astronaut/test pilots, have been granted the title of "hero"...unless you think they are undeserving of that honor?
@@codymoe4986 troll
Did they travel to somewhere or went back to earth?
currently visiting the international space station
It's a test with crew ? Shouldn't test have no crew ? And if tests succeed then we flight people ? I'm lost .
You sure are...
@@codymoe4986 troll
@@codymoe4986 If you could explain, then i will be no more. mr Troller
@@Alexandremixhui. So starliner had 2 un crewed flight tests (bc the first had a major fault) Dragon had one. Etc.
This is a "test flight" because it's just a mission to test the vehicle without it being a full length mission.
@@kickeramps it thinks it is smarter than most people. It probably has a degree and votes for democrats too.
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Too many chicks!
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Shrivel, lonely man, shrivel...
@@codymoe4986 Lol. You'll find out! Haha!
@@codymoe4986 troll
Ugh… Russian engines.
Bye Bye Tory, you won't be missed!