No one has ever described the Dragon spacecraft in such detail that it can be easily understood. You have described its details, internal and external affairs in a very detailed and comprehensive manner with 3D graphics.
Another phenomenal animation Jared! Wow, I am always blown away by the explanation and detail you put into these. You're on a different level man. Hats off to you.
@@JaredOwen bro, well done man, amazing work, but do you have the video trajectory animation when Dragon is deorbiting and splashing down? Thanks! Subbed! 💯
I just would like to say thank you Jared. I am legally blind and thus can never see 3D animations.... until you've come along. Somehow, I can actually see and follow along with your animations. You show a large picture, then slowly, but smoothly, zoom in to show it in more detail. Everyone just does quick cuts and small arrows to point out things which I never can folliw along with as. Instead, you notably change the opacity of items and slowly fade out uneeded elements rather than just quickly cutting them out. The result is that your eye can easily follow where you're supposed to look and isn't just dotting around the screen trying to figure what exact part you're talking about. I appreciate how everything is made with high contrast and every element is distinctly colored to appear different from any surrounding details. Overall, I can't thank you enough. I've never been able to understand what I'm looking at and thus struggled to learn how these things work. You've made learning fun and obtainable. That alone grants you a lot of respect from me.
This was so interesting to read and it's so wonderful that these beautiful videos also are so thoughtfully and empathetically put together. Made me cry-clap-emoji here a little!
Everything about SpaceX blows my mind. It's mind boggling how much research and R&D goes into this. It's such an accomplishment because there's so many things that can go wrong, but it works.
I must say, animation is one thing (on point btw) but the ease at which it is to follow while explaining informatively is the true expertise here. Well done as always.
@@tsmhd1 Its a safety protocol. When falcon is coming in it actually aims itself off target from the barge into the water. This is so if the landing burn doesn't ignite for whatever reason, it wont crash into the drone ship and destroy it. If and/or when the engine ignites and starts up...the falcon has permission to self correct itself and aim for the droneship at the last second. You can actually watch this happening in the webcast from the ground view...as it swoops in horizontally from the side
Jared you’re a true craftsman and artist. Your expression of thoughts and engineering through these animations is truly next level. Better than I can even explain things I understand with my words. Truly remarkable
Each aspect of his videos, from the animation, to understanding the material, to being able to explain it like, are all themselves skills worthy of full time professional jobs. And he wraps them all up in one like this.
Все думал что это реальный русско-язычный чел озвучивает, но из-за нескольких странных ударений и произношений слов понял, что озвучка от ИИ) Сама история с Crew Dragon очень интересная - спасибо! Хоть так приобщиться к космическим технологиям - на какое-то время даже представил себя в качестве астронавта)
Не знаю, действительно ли ИИ перевод достиг такого качества, но я специально послушал несколько звуковых дорожек. Складывается впечатление, что это говорит один человек, но... вряд ли в природе существует кто-то, говорящий одновременно на русском, английском, хинди и японском
@@C_Jay. ich habe das Video auf Deutsch angeschaut. Die ersten Sätze klangen sehr gut, aber dann hat man gemerkt, dass es KI ist. Dennoch sehr erstaunlich!
@@elen857 да, просто автор свой голос в нейронку загрузил, оригинальный англоязычный текст переводит на несколько языков и озвучивает своим голосом через робота
But the engineers from the Shuttle and Apollo programs weren't??? Was it the thin neckties and buzz cuts? what if they ran around in T shirts and shorts during critical phases and press opportunities? Just curious why you think these 20 somethings are so cool? I mean we all played with rockets when we were kids right?
HELLO and THANKS. At 85 years of age, I appreciate your magnificent video. As a kid in London, I saw a “Spitfire” fighter in the sky many times . Now I have seen History in the making, as Space X docks with the ISS. Having watched a three hour long, “Live” recorded video of the launching and docking, … I learned so much more watching your version of the same sequence. I may never have a Journey Into Space, but my Grandchildren, will never see a “Spitfire” fly. Excellent video.
As a child of the 80's, and a lifetime lover of all things Aerospace, I remember the 1st time I watch a SpaceX Rocket land. I was blown away, then Crew Dragon flew, and I was amazed. Now we have Starship!!! What an amazing time we get to witness in real time!!! Great animation sir. Very well done.
It always fills with joy, when as an avid follower of spaceflight, I get to learn something new. Amazing visualization of docking, I feel like I understand it way better than before.
As a space and astronomy enthusiast I really appreciate your videos, the effort and the hard work that you have put to it, Just brilliant. Keep it coming.
Яка чудова мить пізнання, душа захоплююче радіє, коли ясно і чітко можна побачити певний процес та прослідкувати як відбуваються подія. Адже здебільшого ми можемо спостерігати періодами, наче завершеними етапами і фіксувати їх у своїй пам'яті. А тут континіум, рух у часі. Це є неймовірним. Дякую за навчання і розуміння речей.
Your videos should be used in schools. The animation is so clear and detailed. Not to mention it keeps my attention with the narration. Great, great job. 👍
Agreed. And not just this video. Animations and clear, well-spoken and paced videos like this would be incredibly useful for kids in numerous areas, like history, mathematics, sciences, even arts.
Absolutely fantastic, Jared! I used to build rockets with Estes with my son 20 years ago. These brilliant animations serve as an educational tool simplified for old and young alike. Keep up the great mission! Thank you!
Hi Jared, I’m from Germany and I love your videos so much. I don’t know any TH-camr who creates such great 3D animated videos about technical principles etc. I searched so long time for someone who explains these things and I am so excited when you loaded up new videos. Greetings from Bärenstein.
16:54 The Dragon 2 cargo spacecraft also docks at the IDAs. The on orbit Crew Dragon will sometimes switch from the forward port on Harmony (IDA-2) to the zenith port (IDA-3) when either a cargo Dragon or another Crew Dragon docks to the forward port (IDA-2). All of the assigned crew for that Crew Dragon will enter the spacecraft as it moves from one port to the other, in case it has problems redocking.
It’s just dawning on me how significant re-usability is in spacecraft. Been playing KSP and learning a lot more about space hardware for reference (mainly to make my stuff look better lol). Playing career mode with expensive and massive disposable single-use rockets hurt because of how many parts I lose from staging. Whenever I have to launch for science/data, I squeeze each mission for as much as I can because I know I’m losing money because of it.
WOW, WOW, and Triple WOW! This is the best and most detailed video I’ve ever had the privilege of watching! THANK YOU Jared for all of your research and countless hours it takes to produce and post such AMAZING videos! Your attention to detail is Stunning.
Thank you for such a detailed and interesting look at the whole process. I have followed space flight for decades, and am in awe of SpaceX’s accomplishments. You have a new subscriber!
Hats off to you ! This is by far the best and most easily understood animation and description I've ever seen on this subject. And I've watched a lot of them ! Didn't take me long to decide to subscribe. Again, brilliant ! Keep up the good work !
Great video! I've been watching lots of videos of Crew Dragon (both real and animated) but now after seeing yours, I feel that I really understand how it works. You are a very good teacher, the narration is very clear and understandable. Thank you!
So easy to understand the world with your work... Genius, Thanks! (and the only little mistake I could find was the fact that Elon didn't found tesla but by Martin Eberhard and Marc Tarpenning; he arrived after the first roadster and changed the company for what we know today)
Jared, this is awesome! I’m sharing with my grandkids amazing. I’m a retired teacher and I would have loved to have this excellent video to use to teach my students about this very important part of our world. Keep up the good work, I’m a FAN!
10:48 Actually Elon didn’t found Tesla. It is a common misconception, and a lot of people think that Elon founded Tesla, but the original founders were Martin Eberhard and Marc Tarpenning. Elon became a big investor of Tesla, and was pretty high up on the list of potential replacement CEO’s. Tesla started going through hard times financially, and it was in and out for CEO’s until it got to Elon. Elon saved the company and revolutionized the automotive industry. Sorry, I just had to say that. Other than that one small detail, your videos are amazing! They are really informational and fun to watch! Keep up the good work!
Кто бы что не говорил, но СпейсЕкс сделала существенные достижения в отрасли. К Маску. можно относиться по разному, но.... многоразовые модули и комфорт экипажа -это круто, черт побери!
Jared, congratulations on your phenomenal 3D animation video on TH-cam! Your detailed explanation of SpaceX Dragon's launch, rendezvous, and docking with the ISS is truly impressive. Your animation work made the complex processes involved not only accessible but utterly captivating. I was completely taken aback by the quality and depth of the video. In fact, I found it even more fascinating than watching the real thing. The way you break down each step and visually represent it allows for a greater appreciation of the intricacies involved in such an endeavor. Your work clearly shows a great deal of talent, dedication, and understanding of the subject matter. Keep it up - I can't wait to see what you create next! P.S. Although this post was written with the help of ChatGPT, it expresses exactly how I felt when I watched this awesome video. Thank you, Jared!
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First Apollo, Then Space Shuttle, Now Crew Dragon! WOW Edit: To clear confusion, I'm referring to the American spacecraft that Jared made videos on.
First was mercury. If you thought Soyuz was tight. Mercury astronauts claimed that you didnt go in the capsule, you wore it, the. Gemini was also tight and you had to be crushed up. A crew spent two weeks in it
“The most exciting part of every launch is the liftoff.” It is exciting indeed, but personally I think the landing is more exciting. Always amazed to see the booster land on a barge in the middle of nowhere.
Very nice Jared. I'll be recommending to friends. This should be required viewing for any beginners looking to get into the Space Enthusiast Community. Easy to understand, calm and careful without any hype. Love it.
@@ryanhamstra49 The Blue Origin sub-orbital, staight up-n-down New Shepard rocket lands as well. It is WAY easier than what the Falcon 9 does. The Space Shuttle also landed, so was partially reusable.
This is just incredible! The level of automation and lack of onboard control panels, controls and switches compared to say the Space Shuttle is just astonishing!
Your videos are just fantastic! i.e. a combination of wonderful animation with clear, measured, and perfectly paced narration.....It's like your a great teacher taking his time to answer a student's questions as clearly and completely as possible....very well done and much appreciated!
Great video Jared! Just a note that once the first stage lands on the drone ship there is what is called the Octograbber which is a robot that comes out and grabs hold of the booster to keep it from moving around on the drone ship as it returns to port. However no one knows what the Octograbber looks like(at least I have yet to see any photos or videos of it)
@@JaredOwen I've been a huge SpaceX fan for a while now. And the Falcon 9 rocket as well as the Falcon Heavy rocket has become my favorite rocket. SpaceX has only added the Octograbber robot in I believe 2021 to the drone ship because the first few rockets that landed would come back into port either on their sides or completely fell off the ship due to the rough waves. So SpaceX came up with the robot to solve this problem and as I a stated unfortunately I have yet to see what this robot looks like. All I know is that on the ship once the rocket has landed one of the side compartments on the ship opens its door and the Octograbber rolls out and positions itself under the rocket and grabs hold of it to keep it from sliding around. On the live video feeds of when the ship comes back into port you can kinda see the top of it but nothing else.
NASASpaceflight has contributors in Florida who photograph the drone ships when they return to port. They get side shots and some aerial shots, have taken some good pics of the Octograbber. It's in a shielded "garage" and is powered by a heavy cable pulled behind it.
Polaris Dawn has just occurred! Amazing times indeed. I saw all the launches from C.C. between the mid 70’s until the early 90’s, the space coast was my life. NASA policy would change, cancelled contracts would devastate family and friends and it always felt so unstable. I thought we would never put man back in space in a meaningful way in my lifetime. Seeing the shuttle program cancelled without a working replacement seemed like the end of a dream. Elon Musk and SpaceX give me so much hope for the future. Truly remarkable things are starting to happen.
I just wanted to take a moment to express my appreciation for the amazing content you create on your TH-cam channel. Your videos on 3D animation and how various things work are truly outstanding and have helped me understand complex concepts in a way that I never thought possible. As someone who has always been fascinated by science and technology, I have often struggled to grasp some of the more intricate details of how things function. But your videos have completely changed that for me. Your explanations are so clear and concise, and your use of 3D animation makes everything come to life in a way that is both engaging and informative. One of the things I love most about your channel is how you take on such a wide variety of topics. From the inner workings of famous structures to the science behind space travel, you cover such a diverse range of subjects that there is always something new and exciting to learn. What impresses me most about your work, however, is the level of detail and accuracy that you bring to each video. It's clear that you put a tremendous amount of research and effort into every project, and the end result is a truly educational and enlightening experience. So, I just wanted to say thank you for all the hard work you put into your channel, and for sharing your knowledge and expertise with the world. Your videos are truly a gift, and I can't wait to see what you come up with next!
Very nice Jared. I might add that all manned spacecraft (including Boeing's CST-100 Starliner) except Dragon have a service module filled with expensive items like oxygen & fuel tanks, thrusters and electronics. Only the Dragon, does not have such valuable equipage destroyed upon reentry, with such equipment located in the capsule. The Dragon Trunk except for solar cells and heat-removal radiators, is nothing more than a structural element with fins to provide aerodynamic stability during an emergency abort and storage space for none-pressurized cargo. There is no thruster on the trunk, hence there is no way for the Dragon to reboost the ISS while docked. The CST-100 design has many expensive components in the disposed of service module including the four Rocketdyne RS-88 abort engines. The CST-100 can however, reboost the ISS. Another often overlooked element of the Falcon 9 is the thrust of the second stage engine. The Merlin Vacuum has a thrust of 220,500 lbf (981 kN). That is a large and powerful engine for a second stage. The Atlas V for example, is usually equipped with one RL10C 2nd stage engine, with a vacuum thrust of only 22,900 lbs (101.8 kN). To launch the CST-100 the Atlas V 2nd stage must be fitted with two RL-10s engines at significant additional expense to cover a larger range of abort parameters. The F-9/Dragon has been designed for low cost and maximum reuse. Not so much for the Starliner.
Amazing video! Wish these things (TH-cam, internet, your videos, all the technology) were around 40 yrs ago when I was growing up. Loved how simple and clear you kept everything, this is such great work!
Another great video Jared. I can only imagine the hrs it take to research, animate edit and voice over you put into these. I understand why you cant do videos daily
Спасибо большое Джэрд за ролик! Ты первый кто рассказал нам всю правду об этой сложнешей в мире конструкции и ее функциях! Мое уважение к созадателям и персоналу обслуги увеличилось в 100 раз! Спасибо большое!
Hi, I’m a 4-year-old boy named Han-gyeol living in Korea. (I can’t write yet, so my mom is typing for me.) I’m a huuuuge fan of yours! I like you more than Mom and Dad. (Mom is crying right now 😂) Your videos are so much fun, and I love watching them after brushing my teeth before bed. I love all your videos, but my favorite is the SpaceX one. Thank you for making such awesome videos!
Nice work as always! Just FIY: - In your logo (0:24) you have tiny errors in the "a". - Nice Soyuz erecting animation. - It takes 2 whole hours between docking and going thru the vestibule?? Is it all the re-pressurizing? - It's a bit too late in the decade to be putting up a little picture of Musk and adding any more-positive-than-neutral words about him, sadly.
For more animations just like this one, check out my space playlist:
th-cam.com/play/PLgVMn8k8t5JNeGds2KjPLXh37Y2oHuKHW.html
Wow 😳
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Cool playlist, great videos
I like your Space animation, It is Great Full and also enjoyable
So where is the brillant link?
No one has ever described the Dragon spacecraft in such detail that it can be easily understood. You have described its details, internal and external affairs in a very detailed and comprehensive manner with 3D graphics.
it's jared just done it.
Thank you! I hope this is a good video for someone that really doesn't know much about Crew Dragon
Agreed, was going to say the same thing, I'll just add it here. This is really helpful for perspective.
@@JaredOwen Video idea: Watt's Steam Engine. It was made in 1769 by James Watt. It would be really cool to see it!
Ikr
Another phenomenal animation Jared! Wow, I am always blown away by the explanation and detail you put into these. You're on a different level man. Hats off to you.
thanks matt!
oh my god is that matt from wii sports that beats my ass everytime?
SO TRUE
@@JaredOwen bro, well done man, amazing work, but do you have the video trajectory animation when Dragon is deorbiting and splashing down? Thanks! Subbed! 💯
Is it computer animation or heaps and heaps of Lego with anti aliasing? 😀
I just would like to say thank you Jared. I am legally blind and thus can never see 3D animations.... until you've come along. Somehow, I can actually see and follow along with your animations. You show a large picture, then slowly, but smoothly, zoom in to show it in more detail. Everyone just does quick cuts and small arrows to point out things which I never can folliw along with as. Instead, you notably change the opacity of items and slowly fade out uneeded elements rather than just quickly cutting them out. The result is that your eye can easily follow where you're supposed to look and isn't just dotting around the screen trying to figure what exact part you're talking about. I appreciate how everything is made with high contrast and every element is distinctly colored to appear different from any surrounding details.
Overall, I can't thank you enough. I've never been able to understand what I'm looking at and thus struggled to learn how these things work. You've made learning fun and obtainable. That alone grants you a lot of respect from me.
thank you Zunar! Glad I could make a difference
@@JaredOwen Wait I have a question, this video was originally recorded in Spanish or English is very confusing
you're pointed out the challenges which would be useful, to film makers
Good on you and yes I think this is great .
@@davidarreola2408English
This was so interesting to read and it's so wonderful that these beautiful videos also are so thoughtfully and empathetically put together. Made me cry-clap-emoji here a little!
Everything about SpaceX blows my mind. It's mind boggling how much research and R&D goes into this. It's such an accomplishment because there's so many things that can go wrong, but it works.
I must say, animation is one thing (on point btw) but the ease at which it is to follow while explaining informatively is the true expertise here. Well done as always.
Thank you!
how much does each mission cost
@@zhilinyang9397 20 dollar
I love how you even had the falcon land a little off center like it usually does! Your attention to detail is unbelievable. 👌
Thanks David
How comes it actually lands off center anyway?
@@tsmhd1 Its a safety protocol. When falcon is coming in it actually aims itself off target from the barge into the water.
This is so if the landing burn doesn't ignite for whatever reason, it wont crash into the drone ship and destroy it. If and/or when the engine ignites and starts up...the falcon has permission to self correct itself and aim for the droneship at the last second. You can actually watch this happening in the webcast from the ground view...as it swoops in horizontally from the side
@@DorkJelly And, of course, they don't bother with the offset on land-landings, since it doesn't really matter what part of the pad it hits...
he missed the starship water deluge manifolds :-) but got the 4 bigs tanks
Jared you’re a true craftsman and artist. Your expression of thoughts and engineering through these animations is truly next level. Better than I can even explain things I understand with my words. Truly remarkable
Each aspect of his videos, from the animation, to understanding the material, to being able to explain it like, are all themselves skills worthy of full time professional jobs. And he wraps them all up in one like this.
Thank you Joltran!
Все думал что это реальный русско-язычный чел озвучивает, но из-за нескольких странных ударений и произношений слов понял, что озвучка от ИИ)
Сама история с Crew Dragon очень интересная - спасибо! Хоть так приобщиться к космическим технологиям - на какое-то время даже представил себя в качестве астронавта)
Не знаю, действительно ли ИИ перевод достиг такого качества, но я специально послушал несколько звуковых дорожек. Складывается впечатление, что это говорит один человек, но... вряд ли в природе существует кто-то, говорящий одновременно на русском, английском, хинди и японском
А я сразу поняла, поскольку канал иностранный и комментарии тоже на английском.
Озвучивает автоматический перевод робот, но голосом оригинала.
Я бы и не знал КТО БАЗАРИТ 😊😊😊!
@@C_Jay. ich habe das Video auf Deutsch angeschaut. Die ersten Sätze klangen sehr gut, aber dann hat man gemerkt, dass es KI ist. Dennoch sehr erstaunlich!
@@elen857 да, просто автор свой голос в нейронку загрузил, оригинальный англоязычный текст переводит на несколько языков и озвучивает своим голосом через робота
The engineers who conceptualized, designed, built, tested, and continue to evolve this are very cool people.
agreed.
But the engineers from the Shuttle and Apollo programs weren't??? Was it the thin neckties and buzz cuts? what if they ran around in T shirts and shorts during critical phases and press opportunities? Just curious why you think these 20 somethings are so cool? I mean we all played with rockets when we were kids right?
@@gendaminoru3195 what
have you seen them? some of them are very hot aswell!
@@gendaminoru3195its all very cool. but this video is about the space x dragon not the apollo or shuttle programs
There is no competition. You make the best 3d animation videos and I just want you to keep making them. Thank you a ton
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There IS a very strong competitor: Animagraffs
@@cheesebusiness i was about to comment this, my guy has a way with 3d animation, Jared is no less impressive
True, animagraffs is pretty great. But Jared's videos have it's own charm. I like both
HELLO and THANKS.
At 85 years of age, I appreciate your magnificent video.
As a kid in London, I saw a “Spitfire” fighter in the sky many times .
Now I have seen History in the making, as Space X docks with the ISS.
Having watched a three hour long, “Live” recorded video of the launching and docking, …
I learned so much more watching your version of the same sequence.
I may never have a Journey Into Space, but my Grandchildren, will never see a “Spitfire” fly.
Excellent video.
maybe a f22 now
As a child of the 80's, and a lifetime lover of all things Aerospace, I remember the 1st time I watch a SpaceX Rocket land. I was blown away, then Crew Dragon flew, and I was amazed. Now we have Starship!!! What an amazing time we get to witness in real time!!! Great animation sir. Very well done.
It always fills with joy, when as an avid follower of spaceflight, I get to learn something new. Amazing visualization of docking, I feel like I understand it way better than before.
As a space and astronomy enthusiast I really appreciate your videos, the effort and the hard work that you have put to it, Just brilliant. Keep it coming.
Outstanding work once again Jared!!
Super detailed, lots of info and your 3D modelling skills always blow us away!
job well done my friend
Thanks Matthew!
Яка чудова мить пізнання, душа захоплююче радіє, коли ясно і чітко можна побачити певний процес та прослідкувати як відбуваються подія. Адже здебільшого ми можемо спостерігати періодами, наче завершеними етапами і фіксувати їх у своїй пам'яті. А тут континіум, рух у часі. Це є неймовірним. Дякую за навчання і розуміння речей.
наслаждайся мультиками 👍😄
Your videos should be used in schools. The animation is so clear and detailed. Not to mention it keeps my attention with the narration. Great, great job. 👍
I agree, they are 1000% better than anything we had 40 years ago, and probably even more better than the crap kids get today.
Agreed. And not just this video. Animations and clear, well-spoken and paced videos like this would be incredibly useful for kids in numerous areas, like history, mathematics, sciences, even arts.
Correct this priceless video
Yep my kid has learned SO MUCH about rocket ships from this channel 😍
Yeah you’re right. 999999% right
Absolutely fantastic, Jared! I used to build rockets with Estes with my son 20 years ago. These brilliant animations serve as an educational tool simplified for old and young alike. Keep up the great mission! Thank you!
Hi Jared,
I’m from Germany and I love your videos so much. I don’t know any TH-camr who creates such great 3D animated videos about technical principles etc. I searched so long time for someone who explains these things and I am so excited when you loaded up new videos.
Greetings from Bärenstein.
Thanks!
Bro got ignored
Kudos to you Jared. It's need a lot of work, attention to details and motivation to produce this high level of graphic and video. Great job man
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Awsesome content Jared!
From one Blender creator to another you give us Inspiration.
we love your work too Aitelly.
damn you followJared too.
Great to see you here!
AiTelly love you Work too😉
yeah Glad to see you here😌
Really love your Videos too @Aitelly
Thank you for descriping so accurately and sharing info that we dont get almost anywhere else. I totally see you as leading space animator in future.
Thank you Jared, for taking the time to put together this great video!!!
16:54 The Dragon 2 cargo spacecraft also docks at the IDAs. The on orbit Crew Dragon will sometimes switch from the forward port on Harmony (IDA-2) to the zenith port (IDA-3) when either a cargo Dragon or another Crew Dragon docks to the forward port (IDA-2). All of the assigned crew for that Crew Dragon will enter the spacecraft as it moves from one port to the other, in case it has problems redocking.
It’s just dawning on me how significant re-usability is in spacecraft.
Been playing KSP and learning a lot more about space hardware for reference (mainly to make my stuff look better lol). Playing career mode with expensive and massive disposable single-use rockets hurt because of how many parts I lose from staging. Whenever I have to launch for science/data, I squeeze each mission for as much as I can because I know I’m losing money because of it.
Saul
Make sstos with nuc engines
It dawned on ULA some time ago, and it's dawning on them harder every year.
WOW, WOW, and Triple WOW! This is the best and most detailed video I’ve ever had the privilege of watching! THANK YOU Jared for all of your research and countless hours it takes to produce and post such AMAZING videos! Your attention to detail is Stunning.
Thank you for such a detailed and interesting look at the whole process. I have followed space flight for decades, and am in awe of SpaceX’s accomplishments. You have a new subscriber!
Hats off to you ! This is by far the best and most easily understood animation and description I've ever seen on this subject. And I've watched a lot of them ! Didn't take me long to decide to subscribe. Again, brilliant ! Keep up the good work !
thanks for the sub John!
So amazingly comprehensive, and beautifully animated, this deserves like a million views at least!
Stopping by just to say that your hard work educates so many people. Thank you.
Great video! I've been watching lots of videos of Crew Dragon (both real and animated) but now after seeing yours, I feel that I really understand how it works. You are a very good teacher, the narration is very clear and understandable. Thank you!
not even watched it yet but already sure I'll learn something new today
So easy to understand the world with your work... Genius, Thanks! (and the only little mistake I could find was the fact that Elon didn't found tesla but by Martin Eberhard and Marc Tarpenning; he arrived after the first roadster and changed the company for what we know today)
I had a bad day, but this cheered me up.
Thanks Jared!
I hope I made your a little better!
@@JaredOwen by the way, are we going to get a remake of how the Apollo Moon missions worked? It seems like a great choice to remake it
@@TheMemeDynamics agreed! And we need a video in the SLS!
Jared, this is awesome! I’m sharing with my grandkids amazing. I’m a retired teacher and I would have loved to have this excellent video to use to teach my students about this very important part of our world. Keep up the good work, I’m a FAN!
10:48 Actually Elon didn’t found Tesla. It is a common misconception, and a lot of people think that Elon founded Tesla, but the original founders were Martin Eberhard and Marc Tarpenning. Elon became a big investor of Tesla, and was pretty high up on the list of potential replacement CEO’s. Tesla started going through hard times financially, and it was in and out for CEO’s until it got to Elon. Elon saved the company and revolutionized the automotive industry.
Sorry, I just had to say that. Other than that one small detail, your videos are amazing! They are really informational and fun to watch! Keep up the good work!
These keep getting better and better. I cannot express how thankful I am for these animations.
Wow, those 19 minutes just flew by, what an absolutely fantastic video!
Кто бы что не говорил, но СпейсЕкс сделала существенные достижения в отрасли. К Маску. можно относиться по разному, но.... многоразовые модули и комфорт экипажа -это круто, черт побери!
Jared, congratulations on your phenomenal 3D animation video on TH-cam! Your detailed explanation of SpaceX Dragon's launch, rendezvous, and docking with the ISS is truly impressive. Your animation work made the complex processes involved not only accessible but utterly captivating.
I was completely taken aback by the quality and depth of the video. In fact, I found it even more fascinating than watching the real thing. The way you break down each step and visually represent it allows for a greater appreciation of the intricacies involved in such an endeavor.
Your work clearly shows a great deal of talent, dedication, and understanding of the subject matter. Keep it up - I can't wait to see what you create next!
P.S. Although this post was written with the help of ChatGPT, it expresses exactly how I felt when I watched this awesome video. Thank you, Jared!
First Apollo,
Then Space Shuttle,
Now Crew Dragon!
WOW
Edit: To clear confusion, I'm referring to the American spacecraft that Jared made videos on.
And Soyuz...
@@Cl0ud897Think the comment is referring to the innovation of American spacecraft over the years
Bring on SLS, Orion and HLS
First was mercury. If you thought Soyuz was tight. Mercury astronauts claimed that you didnt go in the capsule, you wore it, the. Gemini was also tight and you had to be crushed up. A crew spent two weeks in it
@@kerbal8216 I know, but I think Soyuz is the only non-american spacecraft on this channel, so it's kinda strange to exclude it from the list
“The most exciting part of every launch is the liftoff.”
It is exciting indeed, but personally I think the landing is more exciting. Always amazed to see the booster land on a barge in the middle of nowhere.
Landing is pretty exciting too😎
Always get goosebumps on landing burn until touchdown, pretty marvelous to watch.
This is so cool! I’m a mom of a senior college and an 8 Grader and I’m geeking over this! Thanks for sharing, I’ve learned something today!
"There was also a flight from a company called Axiom"
_WALL-E Flashbacks_
Can't imagine how much effort being put to the work of this video. Very well experienced! Thank you!
Gracias por el doblaje del audio hermano, realmente mereces mucho más apoyo👍
What?
Al fin un comentario en español
Very nice Jared. I'll be recommending to friends. This should be required viewing for any beginners looking to get into the Space Enthusiast Community. Easy to understand, calm and careful without any hype. Love it.
12:59 idk, I would argue the most exciting part of a Spacex launch is the booster landing….
The landing is pretty cool too!
@@JaredOwen I mean, every rocket launches. But only one rocket lands. Great video btw! Love your stuff!
@@ryanhamstra49 The Blue Origin sub-orbital, staight up-n-down New Shepard rocket lands as well. It is WAY easier than what the Falcon 9 does. The Space Shuttle also landed, so was partially reusable.
@@steveaustin2686 ok fine. Only orbital rocket that currently lands. Happy? 😆
@@ryanhamstra49 Just wanted to be clear. 😎
Awesome, amazing. These animations are just mind blowing and so satisfying. Thanks a lot for doing this.
Отличная графика. Много интересных и наглядных подробностей. Спасибо!
This is just incredible! The level of automation and lack of onboard control panels, controls and switches compared to say the Space Shuttle is just astonishing!
Your videos are just fantastic! i.e. a combination of wonderful animation with clear, measured, and perfectly paced narration.....It's like your a great teacher taking his time to answer a student's questions as clearly and completely as possible....very well done and much appreciated!
Yes you have done the best and to explain as most about the great launch pad job.
Very professionally done, informative and enjoyable to watch. I like your animations, Jared.
I just watched Crew 6 launch and dock. This animation does a good job of explaining the details. Thank you.
Jared, this is one of the best videos I've ever seen on TH-cam.
Great work!!!
You're GENIUS ! How you make these animations so perfectly, is way beyond me! THANK YOU FOR THEM
It's called computer software
Good for me learn something like this helps me in the future in case i make a journey to space
As always phenomenal work! I love your content keep it up!
thank you Rafael!
This is one of THE BEST videos Ive seen. So clear and well presented. Appreciate your hardwork! Thank youu 😊
Great video Jared! Just a note that once the first stage lands on the drone ship there is what is called the Octograbber which is a robot that comes out and grabs hold of the booster to keep it from moving around on the drone ship as it returns to port. However no one knows what the Octograbber looks like(at least I have yet to see any photos or videos of it)
Ahh interesting, I figured something would have to latch it down or else it would tip over
@@JaredOwen I've been a huge SpaceX fan for a while now. And the Falcon 9 rocket as well as the Falcon Heavy rocket has become my favorite rocket. SpaceX has only added the Octograbber robot in I believe 2021 to the drone ship because the first few rockets that landed would come back into port either on their sides or completely fell off the ship due to the rough waves. So SpaceX came up with the robot to solve this problem and as I a stated unfortunately I have yet to see what this robot looks like. All I know is that on the ship once the rocket has landed one of the side compartments on the ship opens its door and the Octograbber rolls out and positions itself under the rocket and grabs hold of it to keep it from sliding around. On the live video feeds of when the ship comes back into port you can kinda see the top of it but nothing else.
@@JaredOwen they didnt use to have the octo grabber, then one fell over on the back to port after landing
there are plenty of pics of it if you google spacex octagrabber
NASASpaceflight has contributors in Florida who photograph the drone ships when they return to port. They get side shots and some aerial shots, have taken some good pics of the Octograbber. It's in a shielded "garage" and is powered by a heavy cable pulled behind it.
Excellent video as always. So excited to see Space X stuff. Can you do Starship?
I'm happy that I could help creating this amazing piece!
Thanks Flo - the feedback you gave was super helpful!
Polaris Dawn has just occurred! Amazing times indeed. I saw all the launches from C.C. between the mid 70’s until the early 90’s, the space coast was my life. NASA policy would change, cancelled contracts would devastate family and friends and it always felt so unstable. I thought we would never put man back in space in a meaningful way in my lifetime. Seeing the shuttle program cancelled without a working replacement seemed like the end of a dream. Elon Musk and SpaceX give me so much hope for the future. Truly remarkable things are starting to happen.
I already knew 99.99% of this as I am a space nerd but I really love the animation. Keep it up bro
Same
Same
Great job, Jared! Your animations and narrations are truly awesome!
Great video. I hope that you will do Starliner or Orion next. Keep up the good work.
Really thank you so much for the video Jared ! Great Job !!! 😃
ارفع لك القبعة على هاد الشرح الفائق الروعة سيدي المحترم،لم استمتع بهذا الشرح من قبل،شكرا لك كثيرا
So you understand enough English to watch the entire video but you can't comment in English?
@@clbl8706 это видео озвучено исусственным интеллектом на множестве языков. А Вы можете перевести любой комментарий одним кликом.
@@clbl8706 or is it above your dignity?
I just wanted to take a moment to express my appreciation for the amazing content you create on your TH-cam channel. Your videos on 3D animation and how various things work are truly outstanding and have helped me understand complex concepts in a way that I never thought possible.
As someone who has always been fascinated by science and technology, I have often struggled to grasp some of the more intricate details of how things function. But your videos have completely changed that for me. Your explanations are so clear and concise, and your use of 3D animation makes everything come to life in a way that is both engaging and informative.
One of the things I love most about your channel is how you take on such a wide variety of topics. From the inner workings of famous structures to the science behind space travel, you cover such a diverse range of subjects that there is always something new and exciting to learn.
What impresses me most about your work, however, is the level of detail and accuracy that you bring to each video. It's clear that you put a tremendous amount of research and effort into every project, and the end result is a truly educational and enlightening experience.
So, I just wanted to say thank you for all the hard work you put into your channel, and for sharing your knowledge and expertise with the world. Your videos are truly a gift, and I can't wait to see what you come up with next!
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Very nice Jared. I might add that all manned spacecraft (including Boeing's CST-100 Starliner) except Dragon have a service module filled with expensive items like oxygen & fuel tanks, thrusters and electronics. Only the Dragon, does not have such valuable equipage destroyed upon reentry, with such equipment located in the capsule. The Dragon Trunk except for solar cells and heat-removal radiators, is nothing more than a structural element with fins to provide aerodynamic stability during an emergency abort and storage space for none-pressurized cargo. There is no thruster on the trunk, hence there is no way for the Dragon to reboost the ISS while docked. The CST-100 design has many expensive components in the disposed of service module including the four Rocketdyne RS-88 abort engines. The CST-100 can however, reboost the ISS. Another often overlooked element of the Falcon 9 is the thrust of the second stage engine. The Merlin Vacuum has a thrust of 220,500 lbf (981 kN). That is a large and powerful engine for a second stage. The Atlas V for example, is usually equipped with one RL10C 2nd stage engine, with a vacuum thrust of only 22,900 lbs (101.8 kN). To launch the CST-100 the Atlas V 2nd stage must be fitted with two RL-10s engines at significant additional expense to cover a larger range of abort parameters. The F-9/Dragon has been designed for low cost and maximum reuse. Not so much for the Starliner.
Indeed
Which I like it
Space x is awesome
thanks, when I heard that they use it for storage I was wondering how to they get stuff out of the trunk?
@@climatixseuche The Mobile Servicing System or Canadarm2, is able to remove and move the items.
Amazing video! Wish these things (TH-cam, internet, your videos, all the technology) were around 40 yrs ago when I was growing up. Loved how simple and clear you kept everything, this is such great work!
Another great video Jared. I can only imagine the hrs it take to research, animate edit and voice over you put into these. I understand why you cant do videos daily
Lo máximo tus videos, genio de la animación 🚀
no holds barred sin tregua sin límites sin tapujos, anything goes. Todo vale. thanks
I love the detail that Cargo Dragon has half the number of fins, great way to determine which is which besides the small windows.
@10:55 and I assume they use Twitter?
And I assume the elevator was made by the Boring Company
Parabéns pela animação, explicação e fantástica a Space-X com toda a sua tecnologia.
How long does it take you to do this research? Do you get all your info from internet or do you interview a lot of people? Awesome video again!
This one took a while just for the research - I watched a lot of the SpaceX livestreams for information😀
Спасибо большое Джэрд за ролик! Ты первый кто рассказал нам всю правду об этой сложнешей в мире конструкции и ее функциях! Мое уважение к созадателям и персоналу обслуги увеличилось в 100 раз! Спасибо большое!
Will you do the Boeing Starliner?
Excellent video.
Tesla motors was founded by Martin Eberhard and Marc Tarpenning.
Can you maybe do a video about the ISS inside that would be so intresting!
I just love that the UK's contribution is the Welly of the Spacesuit. Brilliant video.
Another amazing animation! Great job! I would love to see one of Spacex Starship soon.
Thanks a lot to this genius creater and NASA, SpaceX and the U.S. government to give us hopes to what we could become as dreamers!
Too bad we couldn’t have an international space agency, imagine what we could do!
10:48 small error, Tesla wasn't founded by Musk
18:58 say hello to the astronaut on board the station
7:31 yeah better go before flying 😂
Hey Jared please also make a video on the James Webb Telescope it's full journey like you made on apollo 11
I like the idea!
what do you think it will be ready
10:50 Musk didn't founded Tesla.
Hi, I’m a 4-year-old boy named Han-gyeol living in Korea. (I can’t write yet, so my mom is typing for me.)
I’m a huuuuge fan of yours!
I like you more than Mom and Dad. (Mom is crying right now 😂)
Your videos are so much fun, and I love watching them after brushing my teeth before bed.
I love all your videos, but my favorite is the SpaceX one.
Thank you for making such awesome videos!
They made a spacious, reusable, Soyuz 😊
this is nothing like soyuz?
R u dumb
10:49 Elon didn't found tesla, Martin Eberhard and Marc Tarpenning did
A Ceiling Toilet? What the hell is That?
Thanks alot. You've answered all my questions and then some! Much appreciated.
SpaceX has spared no expense when it comes to CGI.
oh here we go 🙄
Nice work as always!
Just FIY:
- In your logo (0:24) you have tiny errors in the "a".
- Nice Soyuz erecting animation.
- It takes 2 whole hours between docking and going thru the vestibule?? Is it all the re-pressurizing?
- It's a bit too late in the decade to be putting up a little picture of Musk and adding any more-positive-than-neutral words about him, sadly.
In the meantime NASA and BOEING sent astronauts to the I.S.S. and left them stranded for months. 😂