Boeing Starliner Parachute Test in New Mexico
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 23 ก.ย. 2024
- #Starliner parachutes were put to the test one final time using a high altitude balloon at White Sands Space Harbor in New Mexico in September. A Starliner test article equipped with reused parachutes was lifted 35,000 feet to initiate and simulate an unlikely "two-fault" scenario the spacecraft could experience upon reentry. Despite the higher loads and stresses from reuse, Starliner’s parachutes performed as expected ending a reliability campaign designed to build out even more landing system robustness ahead of crewed flights.
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I like how it gets completely quiet once the three main chutes fully unfurl (Reminds me of the times I went skydiving :D)
Please keep the Red, White and Blue Color on the Chutes! Awesome! 🇺🇸
Congratulations on the successful completion of your parachute tests!
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Never get tired of this type of content....Incredible
I really enjoy how clean and crisp it is. Makes it alot easier to kinda get hooked into the video ( like you are there looking up at the parachutes deploy and stuff)...... Anyways, great video hope to see alot more videos soon. From Houston,TX
Bravo! That was beautiful!
When is the next launch 🚀 ?
Q1 2021
Never
@@cameronh3260 no lol tomorrow on OFT 2
Did you put the Mass Casualty Activation System on this vehicle too?
MCAS is for the 737 MAX family, not for starliner
Will NASA be offering hazardous duty pay to future astronauts to encourage them to fly on the Boing Doomliner?
What can go wrong? Different engineers are working on it than the ones that designed the fuselage of the 777X that failed it's static stress test, and MCAS is nowhere to be seen...
@@rogerrussell9544 that was 6 months ago now the 777x is getting closer for development, starliner will take to the skys on OFT 2 and the 737 MAX is starting to become a really good aircraft for airlines
@@carjazzer8Do you realize each example you gave is a failure on the part of Boeing?
@@rogerrussell9544 Well I ment, they are fixing their problems
yall should collab with spacex
That would be great because the are big enemies, what if they did something like Apollo soyuz, starliner x dragon
cut a steel bracket on the laser to weld the parachute mounts so that they do not become entangled
A little behind...
Great video
Can this be in Commercial Airlines escape pod ?????? We want to see life saving pod in commercial airplane.
Job well done! Awesome 🇺🇸
Is this the same system they are putting on the 737 Max?
Yes, but they aren't very good at setting clocks on when they release.
That system is MCAS (i think) and that was only used on the MAX aircraft because of the LEAP engines, that has nothing to do with starliner
Go Boeing!
I small confused in end. I think this water down not ground. Bravo 👍
nope its ground only down their, boeing starliner will be same like soyuz they will land on ground not on water
No, the Starliner is designed to land on solid land (cushioned by airbags). This is better for reusability, because saltwater destroys lots of components.
Starliner can land on water (the landing air bags act as flotation), but that's more of a backup. It would be bad if a launch abort occurred during boost (heading east from Florida) and it sank in the Atlantic ocean.
How big are the parachutes?
Breath hear like Darth Vader 😂👍
It’s like a space rocket parachute
Well starliner is a crew capsule launched by rocket..
Wow amazing
Bravo! Good work!
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This can save 189 lives including babies in Boeing 737 if adopted
Huh?
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It’s old fashioned, though. It’s just like a Chinese copy. You can get all the blue prints for what NASA did before I was born online! NASA wants something new that they can reuse. Not go back in time. I don’t know who Boeing expects to buy it. NASA can do that themselves. 😂
buy it? This is being built on a fix priced contract from NASA including multiple flights. It's already been bought. Boeing has the option to use it for other services (tourist, etc), but will have a harder time using it that way since it's operational costs are nearly double SpaceX Crew Dragoon (built under a similar contract).
@@mikeking596 yes that was a good explanation
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I love Boeing if it ain’t Boeing I ain’t going
Sorry but SpaceX makes better rockets
@@sahajpatel1553 We don't care
@Boeing 777x 😆 Im a boeing fan too... to sad that you guys are so toxic. Boeing aircraft are great, but SpaceX Rockets are great too
@@3sxope417 oh sorry, you didn’t say until i posted
What Patel said is true. Learn to accept the reality
Waste of tax payers money
A good use of tax payers dollars, its a spacecraft that NASA contracted to bring humans to the ISS, the ISS helps make our world a better place using experiments that can be used for different things
Toddler educatonal game
No
How about they actually try to innovate LOL
Boeing has become a sore on “made in America”
I think you can tell why you don't have likes