Escape Velocity - A Quick History of Space Exploration
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 16 ส.ค. 2016
- From the first rocket launch in 1926 to Gagarin, Armstrong, Hubble, Curiosity and beyond, take a fast ride through the 90 years of human space exploration.
Editor: David Peterson
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Music: Human Legacy, by Ivan Torrent
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Poster Credits: NASA/JE Wallace/Bill Ingalls/SpaceX/David Peterson
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Cheese plz
We need you get a new video about space exploration.
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I love you man
The helicopter Enginuity?
It’s been three years and this madlad is still hearting comments
😘
@@moreno4821 what did he say? (ik it has been 4 months lol)
@@Theakritas_ I forgot.
A House 3 years is nothing kid
Yeah, my other video is 9 years old 😉
Lets be honest, This is not your first time here...Admit it, This is awesome and inspiring
No first time
How did you know? I was here in 2019 and come back like 50 times D:
Yea like my 10th time
I come here once a week
Welcome!
Probably my favourite video of all time. I get goosebumps every time I watch it.
ive commented twice already but i wanna say that i like the change in music from an orchestral song to an electronic song with the introduction of spacex and the ending of space shuttles
6th Feburary 2018 successful Falcon Heavy Launch, simultaneously landing of two boosters and first Tesla in space
first real car*
Fastest car ever I might add
Now on 2019 the world most powerful rocket is ready for Mars
2020 first man landed on Mars with the new revolutionary rocket
@@TWatcher_ There have been several cars launches to Space before the Falcon Heavy
In the last 100 years, human have done some extraordinary things... imagine where the next 100 years will bring us.
we'll be destroying ourselves so we can resolve petty issues, IN SPACE WITH LASERE!
@@pepsidoggo1598 no bro be optimistic
@@randomyoutuber1300 that was a Jontron joke
Dead of monalisa
nothing probably something called a lame rocket and going to Mars is way to over rated
As a space nerd this makes me cry seeing how far we had got, and also I learn more form here then 7 hour school day.
I remembered watching this video 6 years ago and now it is 2024 and i am still watching it😢.
This video is beautiful, thanks for share
You're welcome!
Im sad now
Why sad?
woah, you still replying to comments, please make an update video, I love this so much
Yeah we need a 2020 version like the original video but space advancements form 2017 to 2020.
We need to spend money on space exploration, not stupid wars that get us nowhere.
GoldenGamer true. But people are stupid (some) and they rather like war than space exploration.
@@matus_wuki that's so sad and depressind blyat :(
Humans are intelligent. Becouse of that humans have invented wars. So humans arent wise.
@SANKU actualy and in general it's not so simple. In fact, you are talking mostly about 20th century and some of 19th, as i understand? So how about what we could achive without 1 and 2 World Wars that ruined whole Europe and lead to all that financial crisises? Like that in the 1920-1930 many rocket enthusiasts and pioneers (like Goddard, Tsiolkivsky, Kibalchich, Obert and other) were barely able to find finances to build rockets. I dont know much about biography of Western very early pioneers of space exploration besides general information, but tsar's government refused Tsiolkovsky twice at financing so he didnt build any rocket prototype (only did calculation) and so on. Maybe if there wasnt any great wars, we could spent more money on space earlier or so. In other side, wars actualy gives science a big punch so it's not a simple question?
P.S. Sorry for my bad English
But the v2 rocket lead us to the space
It's videos like these that make me proud to be a Human Being.
I really loved this my teacher showed this to me in my 8th Science class a couple days ago so thank you.
Awesome!
@@DavidPetersonAU 6 years ya still hearting em
“One small step for man”
“One Giant leap for mankind”
Those are the most precious words in the world
it's out of this world :0
They marked the beggining of something new, a new age for mankind. We finally had set foot on somewhere that isn't our planet.
Can't wait to see how it will be with Mars.
Yes sir
Im inspired😭
Yes
This video restores my faith in humanity!
I feel so proud to be a human watching this. Accomplishing so many things even if we all live in an insignificant pale blue dot.
Yeah
Ever since I discovered this video, this has been one of my favorites on all of TH-cam. I can tell you put lots of effort into making it.
I hope it inspired you 🙂
After watching this many times later... Everything about this is perfect. Music, Research, Event Selection, but editing deserves a Medal
Born too late to explore the planet.
Born too early to explore the galaxy.
Born just in time to watch this video and browse memes and see flat earthers still exist.
born in just time to solve the mystery of quantum mechanics
the mysteries of Planet Earth have not even started to be revealed yet. . And man has no clue about space or the stars. you were born at exactly the right time for your hearts desire. you will see.
You are born at the right time to explore the sea. We know more about space than our own ocean.
This never fails to make me cry and inspire me. I want to be an astronaut when I grow up, and I know the odds are stacked against me, but I will keep trying. This video helps me get so much inspiration and drive, I don’t ever want to give up. Just like the astronauts and engineers in this video who kept trying to launch rockets and failed, I will keep trying and trying until I get my goal. And that is inspiration. Thank you, David Peterson. Thank you so, so much.
Success is 1% inspiration and 99% perspiration. Working at it is the only way to succeed.
@@DavidPetersonAU Thank you. I will take this to heart.
I have rewatched this video occasionally for the last four or so years and it never disappoints, truly a masterpiece.
I've literally lost count on how many times I have seen this it is that good!
Thanks! Come back any time 😉
This video is so inspiring and motivating!
I agree with you.. Goosebumbs!!💞
This hit me with Nostalgia, Thanks man… (Love & hugs from Norway🇳🇴❤️❤️❤️)
Thanks! And you're welcome. :)
06.06.24 First Starship`s water-land
I am seeing quite a few comments from my fellow countrymen (India 🇮🇳) about not finding India in the list. Firstly this is about 3 years old. And Secondly, well to them and those who would watch this , this video is all about the firsts achieved in space exploration. Our country has an advanced space program, but it'll take some more years before we execute something as a first for entire humanity. Nevertheless, this video chronicles the journey of human race as a whole, not just nations and I'm excited to see whats in store for the future. To Infinity and Beyond.
P.S: All space enthusiasts mark August 20, 2019 and Sept 7, 2019. We are entering lunar orbit day after tomorrow and by September 7 execute the first ever landing at Moons South Pole (nearest). So prayers and well wishes required 🤞
DefTechAshwin but india is the first to explore the darker side of the moon
@@supersamsd ummm no...thats China..February 2019..Chang'e 4
Ashwin
What about discovery of water on moon
Our was 1st to provide its evidence shouldn't that be on this video which gives the firts achieved in space as u say
Now to those who would say that this video is of 2016
Well improve your knowledge, the finding of water on moon by chandryan 1 was in 2008
I dont see any mention of it in the video
You people all need to calm down in these replies! Btw, commenter, thank you for speaking the truth and thank you for your services to common sense!
@@bhartikatariya5113 Hi Aayush I'm not denying the fact that we discovered the 1st concrete evidence. Secondly, I am very well aware about the publicly available details of C1 mission. All I'm saying is a world class organization like ISRO doesn't need TH-camrs to speak for their work. Their work does that for them anyway. I'm saying this that we as Indians, need to get over our insecurities. I'm happy atleast ISRO isn't having any insecurities and they do what they do best and give ESA or NASA a run for their money. So you all are gonna get riled up by some guy who just made a video and forgot to mention ISRO? Seriously ....
Best video ever, great music, unbelievable Editing and the truth.
This is the content we need on TH-cam.
I've re watched this video over the course of 3 years now. I've fell in love with astronomy since then. Thanks so much man!
Awesome!
I watch this video weekly since 2018.
2018- first car in space!
Actually the first cars in space were the apollo missions, and they were electric, solar, 2 passenger cars; carried with the LEM and are still on the moon right now
@@cripplingdepression8889 well then first traditional car
@@NicoAW17 Tesla is far from a traditional car
@@_Andrew2002 ya but the basics are the same
You can tell it's real because it looks so fake,
In modern times it is really unusual for me to say this, but seeing this makes me proud of humanity.
Came back after couple years to this.
- it's still addictive
- I'm amazed once again
- It's beautiful how quickly we (as a mankind) accomplish things that should be added here
how many time has i rewatch this in the distance from 2021-2024 bro
V2: *falls
Fuel: *Ight Imma head out*
@Dani RBXL V2 sometimes fails Before launch
@Dani RBXL idk I was confused too
👌👌👌👌👌👌👌
Maybe it was caused by a fuel and the payload
1:00 the beeping fits perfectly to the music
Indeed.
Y'all and fall beeping is so loud
Who are here after Nasa and Esa successfully launched Artemis 1 Rocket
no I'm here because of I'm doing every rocket in space flight simulator
@@istandwithukraine4195 get KSP
@@theairacobra I don't have money for this
Me
It's back!
I swear it really doesn't matter how many times I watch this video I get super emotional all the time. And I tell you it has been way more than 40.
It's just so beautiful, perfect, grandiose, it's full of adventure, tragedy, awe, curiosity, ingenuity, effort, will and humanity.
This is who we are, this is what we need to do, please be kind to everyone, please help each other, please understand each other.
We can't afford being bad or mean, we are - by nature - good, kind, curious, adventurous and genius.
This is where our place is, among the stars.
And this video is probably the main reason I WANT TO work for NASA or something. I want to do good to humanity, I want to be of use.
If I ever contribute in any way to landing a human on Mars or something I would be the happiest man alive, and I'd feel my purpose has been achieved and my life is content and full.
🕺❤😍
I’m so proud of humanity.😢😍☺️👍🏻👍🏻
I'm not, because we make war, we destroy nature and animals and etc. I'm proud of scientists.
@@danger517 well everything can be better in future if we act
@@danger517 War is what makes space exploration possible
Great work. Still one of my favorite videos on TH-cam.
Looking forward to the 2026 updated version.
The vibes this video gave me is insane, i always came back here after seeing this like 5 years ago on my old account
Same
I was expecting the Falcon Heavy at the end, but then I realised this video was from 2 years ago
Vapor Wave - sama earth is flat research it
Night Fury Really?, I thought Earth was a dodecahedron above 4 elephants on a giant turtle, I'm glad you tell me the truth.
I see a lot of people complaining about how fast you cut this video. But I really really like that. It shows the absolute amazing pace spaceflight developed at really well.
Thanks! That's what I was going for :)
What's wrong with them? IT'S PERFECT!
@@DavidPetersonAU
Hey dude, I see you've missed a lot of achievements, especially those done by minor countries. Can you make a longer, like a 30 minute video about all the space achievements till now?
FACTZ OVERDOSE Well, my original goal with this video was a broad overview of "firsts". I was originally going to try squeeze it down to about 2:30, but that didnt' work out :P I'm not exactly sure what the criteria would be for an achievement that would be important enough to list, but yeah, I would like to get some more mentions of the Indian and Chinese space programs. The main reason I didn't in this video is that I'm not sure about copyright status for that footage. As far as I can tell, the Chinese government owns copyright for any media they release, so I'm not sure what the legal use is for that. I'm also an Australian, and our definition of "Fair Use" is more restricted than what is in the USA unfortunately.
Anyway, at some point I will probably do an update, but not sure when that will happen. It may or may not be longer than this one ;)
It's cool how the Apollo splashdown was perfectly timed with the beat drop of the music.
Humans can truly accomplish miracles when we wish so. We should never forget that that we have the power to do what has once been impossible
It's truly amazing how far humans have come to space exploration
we are still barely scratching the surface, humans haven't even went to Mars yet!
2019 - First image of a black hole (mankind)
True! It wasn’t one lone nation for once, it’s all of us!
An IMAGE is NOT a REAL Photograph.
Nobody in life has ever seen a ghostly black hole. There is not a single real photograph. Only CGI artist. As there is not a single photograph of the entire Earth in space, and less in motion in 4k video, not even SD or gif.
Well, the black hole image is a composite, from actual recorded data. And there are tonnes of real photos of the earth, from a long way off. Just because you choose to reject their validity doesn't make them any less real.
@@durrutino Bruh, are you dumb?
I love evoulution videos
I always come back to this video
It just mind blowing how far we have come in almost hundred years
This is great! My students will enjoy it!! Thanks!
Lol
umm...
working together we can achieve great things. humanity is on its path to greatness.
who else can't resist pausing every 5 seconds to admire and analyse?
6 years and still one of the most influential space video on TH-cam ❤❤❤
that need a updated version with falcon heavy launch
Falcon Heavy doesn't even make a dent in exploration
@@_Andrew2002 dent?
S has been a long 1923 2020
Andrew oh how wrong you were
Simply an incredible video! Phenomenal editing and the story of man's voyage into space is truly breathtaking! Love this!
Thanks! Space is awesome :)
It's a tradition to watch every once in a while.
This is and will always be the best video on this platform
I come here time to time to get inspired. Everytime I look at the moon, stars and sun I see more than what other people see. Thanks for the video
I'm here after reading most of the comments. I mean guys you should grow up. Nation shouldn't be something that would stop us from moving ahead in a field like this. Achievements are to be applauded.
If he has missed something doesn't mean that you guys should hate him or dislike the video. Atleast say something nice for the work. @David Peterson good work mate✌️
Akshay Kamath Thanks!
No probs ❤️
Well akshay if achivements are to applauded then what about the achivements of other countries like India, China etc(sorry if I forget some other countries)
@@bhartikatariya5113 that's wat mahn.....I'm from India and I do appreciate our country it....but he might have taken so many days to make this wonderful video and in the middle of that he might have missed adding a few..so why hate him for that?
The best is yet to come!
we have a lot of time to explore space if we make man made projects, like dyson sphere around the sun
truly one of the greatest videos of all time
Wow, thanks! I hope you were inspired to do great things
@@DavidPetersonAU yessir man, i watched this in 2018 when i was in 4th grade. im a freshman now and still obsessed with space. this was the gateway
I love this video it really motivates me to follow my dreams of being a astronaut and always find myself coming back to this video.
@@flx_5605 no I don't think you will be the second one
I want to be a jpl engineer
2018: falcon heavy launch
2020/2021: Starship launch
2021: SLS first launch
2022: SpaceX send cargo to mars
2024: SLS brings us back to the moon
2024: SpaceX brings us to Mars
not sure about this early but yes
Not sure about that, it's still a long way to go buddy
Last one is little bit hard to happen in 2024
I don't think star ship will be able to go to mars by 2024. No doubt Elon will make it work, but 2024 is too optimistic
@@bruhboi4692 I think it will happen in 2030s
The fact we managed to land a man on the moon in the same century as the first rocket still amazes me.
Hell, within 70 years of the first powered flight.
I remember this video from years ago and now i have came back to it, it is still a great video
Same
7 years and you are still hearting videos
This gives me so hard chills. Every time I watch it.
these were some of the most beautiful 4 minutes and 23 seconds of my life. Thank you :)
It's insane to see how far we have come in less than a century
we will reach mars by 2030
@@KnowL-oo5po i hope so
@Prestallar We have all the tech and we have succefull launched Starship
Genuinely, this brings me to literal tears ever time. ❤. You made my life 100000 times better, I hope you know that.
Here after the manned Spacex launch!
Here after Multiverse Colonization!!
think smashes and the idea of a lot of people who are you doing 2:33
This is absolutely beautiful, brings a tear to my eye
The only 1 video everyone watch without skipping 👊💥
true
Still my favorite video ever, after 5 or 6 years.
Brought a tear to my eye.
So much information in just about 4 minutes. Incredibly awesome. The Video is perfectly edited to the music however it can still include every single important step to space. Best Video I have ever seen in my entire life. I watch it at least 2 times a week because it just inspires me to keep going forward to complete my dreams. David Peterson just WOW
Same here, it's like my morning coffee. I remember back in 2009 a chart of the solar system inspired me the same. From that day my imagination to look at the moon changed. It completely felt like love.
i feel like we need an update: so much has happened since the release of this video and is about to happen.
we are living in a new space age
Yeah, it has been busy. I'm assuming to update for the 100th anniversary in 2026
this video is legendary. An updated video is required!! amazing job David!!
Think it's the best video I ever seen
This makes me so proud of the human race.
4 Hours ago!
@@cavejohnson982 4 days ago!
Cave Johnson 9 months ago!
Can we get an updated extend version of this to include this last decade (2015-2024). This video is very informative and know lots of educators use to inspire the next generation
Yeah; I'm planning to update for 2026, for the century anniversary.
C'mon man we need a remake of this ,its almost 2024 now , this music is just perfect!
Thanks! These take quite a while to make, so I'm planning on updating it for the 100 year anniversary of the first launch in 2026 🤞🏻🤞🏻🤞🏻
*100 years from now, another person will make a video that will show infrastructural development in Mars.*
They will mention elon musk in same way this video has mentioned Van Brown and Korelov.. 😂
20 years*
@@amistrophy 20 year... Moon maybe, not Mars. But we will most likely land people on Mars in 20 years.
@@arachnid83 we'll see about that
I love how they kept trying even after several failures
So many failures. I've only got a fraction on them in here.
So many tears and heartbreak involved, but the overall reward of success would have been exhilarating, as well as making their names immortal
"Keep trying, Trying, And Trying 'till you succeed!" - Abraham Lincoln
This is the one video that sparked my love for astronomy. I still love it to this day.
Amazing
always have to come back to this and it never fails to tear me up.
This makes me proud of humanity. This shows us how far we can come when working together as one. I think we should spend more money on sience and space programs than on killing each other. Sience helps everyone to understand things and we should finally work together instead of working against each other. This is a mission worth fighting and using our limited recources.
Lukas 0407 totally agree
I came to say today’s launch and everyone is already hear amazing.
SuN Lynx sorry to do this to ya but *here.
lol
still come back to watch this time to time, truly an incredible video
Before, all this was done for the benefit of a nation. Today it is done for the benefit of humanity. ❤️🌎☮️
The editing in this video is breathtaking. Every time I watch it I see something new, every moment was synced precisely to the music.
In my opinion this is one of the best astronomic videos in history!
THIS IS AMAZING
Instead of war, why don't we explore what's in this universe, we wasted decades on war. This video is amazing
Here after the space x launch
Me too buddy! saludos desde Chile!!
Да, как и многие.
Me to I saw it live
Me too :3
Bob and Douglas heading for the ISS
Masterpiece!
Give a salute to all man and women that give contribution of advancement on human civilization
This video brought me into astrophotography, rocket science and coding. Thank you for this amazing and wonderful video.
Its like motivation video for never give up
the music was beautiful!
Agree
It's called 'Human Legacy' if I'm not mistaken
@@rogerhow4945 That's right
If you ever remake I don’t think it’ll top this video, the music and editing is unmatched with others I seen, seriously gave me motivation
Yeah, I have the same feeling, haha. It will be what it will be. Glad this motivated you, that's exactly what I wanted to feel when I made it 🙂
no one needs a motivational speech when this video exist