The NASA Artemis 2 CREWED Mission Update Is Here!
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New subscriber. Appreciate these updates that goes straight to the point without me having to skip the first 3 to 4 minutes on other update channel videos because they ask for subscribers, join something of their and/or likes.
Keep up the good work.
As an engineer, I try and stay abreast of (at least) NASA’s lunar efforts, but the pipeline was unknown, but welcome news. Keep up the good work!!!
Great video!
Good to see that Rocketlab are looking at sea recovery for their rockets!
Certainly much simpler than the helicopter-hook method.
Also great to get an update on Artemis 2 - very much looking forward to that!
I remember watching the last shuttle launch so long ago. When we began going back into space it reignited my dreams that had died, forgotten for so long. Now here I am playing catch up!
Wasn't really all that long ago, and also, we technically never "WE NEVER STARTED GOING BACK INTO SPACE, BECAUSE WE NEVER STOPPED. WE WERE JUST WAITING ON NEW LAUNCH VEHICLES TO LAUNCH FROM THE UNITED STATES, WE WERE STILL GOING TO SPACE ON RUSSIAN ROCKETS DURING THAT TIME", just wanted to use all caps so you wouldn't miss things, 😉
Great coverage as always. Congratulations!
thank you for another great update. I feel that by following your channel and watching your vids I am updated on all things space related:-) thank you
I’m glad the algorithm brought me to this channel! Really great content!
Keep up the good work! I really like your videos man. Non-bias, super informative, straight to the point! Won't have to scroll for hours to get all the info you delivered haha
One thing I take from Artemis I was that I was mesmerized by seeing the earth from the perspective of the moon and knowing that everything that we know, all our history, and our faiths is all on our blue sphere and that someone can cover up our planet with their thumb, showing that we are minute compared to the cosmos and we need to take care of our planet for future generations.
Right on man, for an even more zoomed out perspective, as I'm sure you know, the pale blue dot from voyager is just so fantastic
Always my favourite space news channel! 👍
good stuff, thanks!
The production quality of these videos are amazing!
Please, do you care to enlighten us, or at least myself as to some of the specifics to which you are referring, and I'm sure PBS would accept your input
Concise and articulate 👍
Just what I was going to say.👍
Love your content! Also… you sound just like Lei who hosts the channel ‘curious elephant’
..."it's easy to forget how dangerous crewed missions are when we routinely send people up to the ISS and recover them without much trouble"... Yeah, since SpaceX makes almost everything look easy, 'cause they're the shit! Go, SpaceX! Then, too, while I'm not sure exactly where or if this fits in, we might remember that Back In the Day, when we went to the Moon the first time, everyone and everything was a little bit gung ho under the pressure of the Cold War. Those brave astronauts were mostly, if not all, military boys who responded to a Call to Arms from the President of the United States even though, when he said that we were going to go to the Moon by the end of the decade, our so-called space program could barely launch a firecracker. But it wasn't just the military; President Kennedy's term of election wasn't called Camelot for nothing. It was not only young people but a large percentage of the populace - certainly the kind of people who worked in the nation's space program - were filled with a sense that anything was possible; and if President Kennedy said so, then by God we were going to the Moon in a decade. Also, remember that we had recently won WW II (at least that was the sense that most Americans and many people from Europe and South America held), so we could do anything. What WAS true was that although we had been isolationist, with our national industry geared for production of peacetime products, after the Japanese attacked Pearl Harbor and President Roosevelt declared war our industry catapulted into high gear in order to produce the wartime technologies we required. Those circumstances were recent enough that the nation still felt those impulses. Overnight, whole new technologies were invented and new means of production were developed. Our astronauts practically launched into space with a bundle of firecrackers under their butts and a slide rule in their hands, by our current standards. Those poor bastards were crammed into a space like a sardine tin with a zillion buttons, switches, dials, and lights in front of them; enough to develop psychological complexes worthy of new names. And yet...they did it! It's incredible that people died on only one launch, and THAT was during an early test. So, when I hear that the NASA administrator is trying to play it safe to avoid any problems, I think...What? There's probably an Elon Musk quote appropriate for that comment. While of course we want to do what we can to protect our astronauts, nevertheless...look at our space program after Apollo. The fervor slowly fizzled out; rather than progressing onward and upwards, we fell back into LEO activities which, while better than nothing, were a disappointment to young people who may have looked to the stars, and stodgy old people whose guiding light was not higher achievements in space, but higher profits, with back room corruption taking control over the the spirit of our youth who had hoped for more. It's hard to criticize a NASA administrator who says he wants to protect our astronauts; but is that all it is? Look at those boondoggles of the SLS and Orion: 'way, 'way overdue and over budget, and barely working even after all that. SpaceX didn't go from nothing to dominating the world space race in a decade with that sort of spirit. Oh, excuse me...did I get carried away there? Sorry...Please don't overlook that I gave this channel a thumbs up and that I watch it all the time.
Great read!
I think they should continue to try to catch but only for last minute safety cushions it's an awesome concept
1:09 the Saturn V was NASA’s most powerful until this happened…
I thought the F-1 engine was powerful but this is next level
may 24 it's on my calendar now, and counting the days
One recommendation I would make is to rebuild the elevators so that they would face away from the rocket.
Right On
ULA will be worth about $0.99 if StartShip successfully perfects is launch tower landing and rapid reuse.
ULA would be worth their property in scrap value if starship is successful.
More like starshit after the launch lmao
"If"
Of COURSE, the LES was installed and armed for A-1! It's an all-up test. Every variable must be assessed, asmits a dynamic system where all the parts are affected by the others. LES is oart of the system.
Last, before the Orion is actually used after orbital insertion, the protective shroud over the spacecraft has to be jettisoned.
Hello from Greece! Great channel and coverage as always.
I want to ask something simple....why they check and detailed so many things now with this Super technology and struggling to get to the moon and they did with Apollo with the minimum technology that they have 1972?
Did they go to the moon or no
Iam just ask
Apollo 11 Press Conference
"It will be safe and uncomplicated" ...
😅🤣😂
Remind me. How many years behind schedule are they? Installing a huge fuel storage tank at 39B, so they can quickly recover from lauch aborts. It's good they have contingencies and I truly hope they succeed. BUT! This is not uncomplicated.
4:50
For some reason the paragraph says November 2024 then the Start date says May 2024 and the planned completion says april 2023
2 da moon ALICE !
SWEET
wait to see they use only 0.1mm aluminum foil for shielding from all charged particle like use in apollo
Artmis 2 good moon missions
Google has the Artemis II launch set for November 2024 - is this right?
Is the main rocket actually covered in rust ?
If not why do they make it look like it is ?
It is covered in Poliurethane based spray on foam insulation.
While initially white/yellow, orange is the colour of said foam after it's exposed to sunlight
And and and!! Relativity scrubbed today. But that like just happened.
The United Launch Amazon! 😂🎉
Elon musk buying it would be a fantastic move for him. He’d have a virtual monopoly on Government launch contracts.
Partially why the purchase would probably not get approved.
@@falsevacuum4667 if anti-trust laws were things that are actually respected and obeyed in America, ULA could never have been created in the first place. If musk or Bezos don’t buy it, it certainly won’t have anything to do with them being “allowed.”
No chance. From what I understand Elon is great full that NASA awarded Spacex with a 1.5 billion dollar contract in their early days they were close to bankruptcy. Why would elon try to be greedy. When starship will wipr the floor from ULA.
First time humans have left LEO since the last Apollo mission
The only question for me, when they will land on it?
Wow youtube is really not showing this video to people for some reason :/
Here in lies the swamp
damaged the platform: one elevator door and a hatch.
i mean ok, had to tell that this is also destroys the platform, just like other stuff. but really...
Interesting FLUFF piece for ULA.
2:13 bvvvvvvv
The NASA CGI Green Screen Artemis 2 CREWED Mission Update Is Here!
Let me break down what all of this means.
SpaceX has caused the first major aerospace company to feel the heat so much, that they need to sell or go bankrupt. 🚀💪
I'm sure Elon doesn't care. Trump and Republicans already gave him $1.7 billion in 2017.
Apollo 11 Press Conference
But why do the people on TV always refer to this as a "crude mission"?
with amazon hemoraging money i doubt that Bezos will make such an expensive purchase
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Go to the moon without a lifeboat?
It’s insane, look to APOLLO 13!!
The real question for the buyer of Ula is will the Boost from an already developed rocket system outweigh the stench of unreliability and incompetence carried over from Boeing
100% mission success. Boeing or not. BO is the most likely buyer - ZERO chance for Space X since what Space X does put ULA out of business.
Unreliability and incompetence? At ULA? I think you are talking of different ULA
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NASA suspended; not approved! sorry;🦊
Space may be the Final Frontier but it's Made in a Hollywood Basement.
No truer words ever sang!!!
Oh wow that’s it! You’ve cracked the conspiracy! 🙄
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It's also the most over budget rocket that's already outdated! 🤣
SpaceX Starship....it's the only choice!
If its the only choice....
Where is it? Bcuz i dont see it anywhere as a valid option atm
@@_mikolaj_ Mark April on your calendar, sunshine!
@@richlo8887 its been "soon" for almost 2 years. At this point Ill believe a launch date when FAA releases launch license.
Besides, vehicle in boca chica is nowhere near to the operational system that could launch any satelite or perform in space propellant transfer, let alone, send people to space and trough lunar transfer.
And finally, quoting NASA, "Such architecture just wouldn't work". Why? Beacuse starship even fully filled doesnt have enaugh propellant to go to the moon, land, and return to earth.
@@_mikolaj_ It's been soon since November, my guy. Stop exaggerating. It's coming next month! As for the rest of your but, but, but's.....all will be fully operational by years end...including orbital refueling, so Staship can go ANYWHERE! 😉
@@richlo8887 first flight date was 2020.
Later, for over 2 years it was 2 months away quoting certain funny guy on twitter.
Thats not "since november".
As for the rest, look im no NASA but they seem experienced with rockets. If they say certain architecture just doesnt work out with the numbers, ill trust them.
How the heck is NASA going to use that capsule to go around the moon when it couldn’t even make it around the earth last year?
You’re talking about 2 different capsules - This is Orion. The one that couldn’t make it into orbit & had 82 faults (3 of which could’ve killed anyone aboard) was Starliner.
@@TraditionalAnglican Boeing built both?
You realize they've already sent one around the moon right? Google Artemis 1.
😳what's changed? We've already sent astronauts to the moon🤔😩🤦♂️
@Raheel Jafri if we already went why should we need water at any pole?
@Raheel Jafri I'll try this again. If we've already been to the moon with 1960s tech why is it more complicated now?
@@individualone Longer duration visits to the moon were not possible with Apollo technology. Plus the allowable risk to life was not as strict in the 1960s. That's why 1960s astronauts were all military test pilots; being a test pilot in the 1960s was already an inherently dangerous job with a couple dozen test pilots being killed on the job every year. Today the allowable risks are much more strict -- and safer space hardware means totally new space hardware.
And. like I said, the old technology allowed for a maximum mission duration of 2 weeks (and that was pushing it). They now eventually want missions lasting longer than that.
@@individualonebeacuse in 60s they did it at massive costs(yes being more expensive annually than SLS is not hard in 60s) and they didnt know of many dangers
It was a wild ride that wouldnt pass modern safety standards
Also production lines from these times do not exist. So you must go from scratch. And if you are doing it from scratch why not do it better?
@@_mikolaj_ 😩🤦♂️if you except that🤷♂️go ahead get rained on, [ it's actually piss] 🤷♂️
Do they have a basket from space, no. That is probably why one astronaut already bailed on this shit show!
Hey why not talk about some space movies like Avatar way of water or the new “65” movie coming out? Talk about the tech etc 😂. Its all space based.
Avatar 2 is a complete and total turd - took 20 years for that?
@@godslayer1415 But it’s in the top 3 best selling movies on the planet 😞. As one space fan to another, “ aren’t you a bit curious as to what lies beyond?” If your answer is “yes” then you will understand what Avatar truly is. It’s literally human curiosity manifested in a way for everyone to understand. Our destiny lies beyond the stars.
This channel is about space related news, these literally have to be from real life because otherwise they arent news, that would be fiction. avatar even tho its space related doesnt have anything to do with the content that is here
@@godslayer1415lol never thought i would see an incel in a video about space travel.
Keep in mind going is not a reliable rocket an aerospace company it never was really it was a very reliable aircraft developer and Builder, but since the buyout / merger with McDonald Douglas everything about Boeing and its operation went down the toilet. For some reason Boeing immediately began implementing failed operating practices that were responsible for the end of McDonald Douglas and worse they allowed former high-ups from Douglas to make major decisions under bowling they fired and forced retired much of the senior Boeing engineering staff, and then began wholesale Doling out of manufacturing who as yet unreliable and unproven subcontractors and Sub of subcontractor. This is why Starliner is an utter abysmal failure other than a means to siphon off taxpayer money. No one should consider Boeing either an aerospace company or a reliable Corporation.. Boeing is not anyting even remotely on the scale of Boeing that designed the 747 which became the most common and reliable aircraft in civil commercial Aviation history. That Boeing is dead and gone.
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I can’t believe that after all this, a year from now, they only do a fly bye…
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