𝑹𝒐𝒄𝒌𝒆𝒕 𝑳𝒂𝒖𝒏𝒄𝒉 𝑪𝒐𝒎𝒑𝒊𝒍𝒂𝒕𝒊𝒐𝒏 2020 | Go To Space
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 23 ม.ค. 2021
- Space rocket launch compilation 2023 - all launches. Orbital spaceflights (rocket launches):
Video edit: Go To Space
Footage Courtesy: NASA, SpaceX, ISRO, JAXA, CNSA, Roscosmos, ULA, CCTV, MHI, Arianespace, RVSN RF, Rocket Lab, Astra Space, Russia Starsem, ExPace, CASC, ISA, Northrop Grumman, Virgin Orbit, IAI
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I want to
@@vanessaharms6375 me to
Oooo
I've been a HUGE fan of rockets and spaceflight overall for about 5 years. This video is like therapy for me.
You're in the right place then ;)
It just never gets old. Thank you very much.
Glad you enjoy
2020 was an AMAZING year for space! with everyone from around the world contributing to the knowledge of the cosmos
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The amazing thing is always how the engineering can control such violence. Any launch it's immediately apparent with the chest penetrating sound. So much power directed precisely.
Confirmed :)
Great! Watched about 80% of these launches live on TH-cam
I hate to be that guy, but New Shepard looks very…phallic.
All rockets do, it's the perfect shape to penetrate the atmosphere
@@GoToSpace_GTSHOW DID I JUST NOW SEE THIS 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
I was watching nearly all of the SpaceX launches live, I also watched most of the other launches live too. Quite the year!
Edit: And by live I mean on TH-cam
Impressive performance by SpaceX
@@GoToSpace_GTS indeed
One second: the nice peaceful sound of the Ariane V chillin through the sky… the next second, the falcon 9: FFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFF
It's a deluge
I like the F9 (falcon 9)
awesome!!!! Thanks bro!!!
Hey bro, what's up? All good?
@@GoToSpace_GTS doing good here
Great job!
2022 compilation coming soon
Awesome video !!!
Thx, Glad you enjoy ;)
Nice.
Wonderful!!!
Ah yes, Rocket Launches are always breath taking
EPIC
Good Job
🙏
The future looks bright
indeed
Grazie mille , io amo modelli di razzi , aerei e ponti mi fanno star bene e salvano ,la vera democrazia costituzionale . Ti ringrazio cosi come gli alberi , oggettivamente , li reputo salvifici .
i racket sono cruciali nell'evoluzione della specie umana. Avanti
God I love the sound of a Soyuz.
Legendary beast
1:22:13 astra:BOOOOOOM
1:22:10
Thanks .
Our pleasure
I found something intersting
Cool
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What is it
Just subscribed
Welcome
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1:03:55 my favourite launch
classic
I know spacex does loads of falcon 9 lunches but I didn’t know most of the lunches worldwide were falcon 9 launches!
no.. China has alot more
@@Benjordy2 In 2020 China had 39 launches (35 successful) & US had 44 launches (40 successful). If we only judge by rocket, Log March rockets had the most launches in 2020, but in that family there are a lot of different rockets. At the end of the day, it's Falcon 9 rocket which flew the most.
The are DOMINANT
@@Benjordy2 In 2022, it's even more of a gap between the US and China (80 launches for US / 56 launches for China)
I have a suggestion, would you keep the launch info, such as lsp, vehicle, etc, up for longer than it is right now?
If I let the info to much on the screen, it will block part of the rockets liftoff. But thx for the suggestion
@@GoToSpace_GTS too* but yeah I agree
The mission of SN8 was a high-altitud flight test, not a recap
Yes, you areright. I added "recap" because the SN8 footage is cut (it's a recap of the flight)
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Long March 2F:you are fat
Long March 5B:Wahhhh
Long March 7: What?
Mon rêve
eh oui :p
Im again ,,, space lover ,i change new profile 😂😚
Hello
42:11 Historical Launch This Year
Historical for the United States. As per the rest of the world, not that historical. Russians have been using the Soyuz while the U.S. had no capability, and had to buy Soyuz seats.
Maybe the water landing is historical though. First since 1976 when Soyuz 23 landed in a lake on accident. Or 1975 with the ASTP capsule if that doesn't count for whatever reason.
@@rocketman1969 Both US, Russia and China have incredible space capabilities. Soyuz is one of the most reliable rockets, but SpaceX has the edge as of late. Things always change, new rockets, new companies, new concepts. Let's just be happy we have competition to bring up the space domain.
@@GoToSpace_GTS Great to see the channel active again!!
@@rocketman1969 Let's Gooo !!!
@@GoToSpace_GTS wooohooo!! (long time subscriber here, was waiting a year for these videos to finally drop! :D
Rockets never explode
10:39 AM
Man 🎉
try American Rocket launch all Astronauts please.
will do
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Rocket🤯😱🤯😱🤯😳😳😳😲😳😲😲😲
Maybe a song (rocket man)
Những ai vô tình nhìn thấy những vệt sáng trên bầu trời, dù ban ngày hay ban đêm. Đó là do các nhà khoa học họ phóng con tàu vào vũ trụ để họ nghiên cứu gì đó. Còn khi ta thấy quá cầu lửa hoặc vệt sáng hình quả cầu. Là lúc còn tàu đạt được độ cao nhất định. Sắp đi vào quỹ đạo thì phần đuôi sẽ bị tách ra và cháy nổ rơi về trái đất. Mới có hiện tượng vệt sáng hình quả cầu mà ta thấy trên bầu trời. Còn phần còn tàu đi tiếp vào vũ trụ không gian. Chứ không phải là hiện tượng kỳ bí gì khi ta nhìn thấy những vệt sáng đó 🔥🚀🚀🚀Đó các nhà khoa học đấy😃
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Every time it starts descending It"s cut of . show the whole thing will ya .
The atomic bomb on the ground or in the sky?
??
Vừa rồi ở miền trung họ nhìn thấy vệt sáng hình quả cầu. Có thể là Trung Quốc hoặc nước nào đó gần đó. Phóng con tàu nên mới xảy ra vệt sáng đó
The mistranslation from Google made this sound like a poem. I like it.
36:17
What's the fastest speed those rockets can go?
I did a search and found this.
"New horizons achieved the fastest launch velocity at 58,000 km per hour. 36,000 miles per hour."
But here's something else I found that's interesting. Once a spacecraft is in space there are certain circumstances where it can be sped up with a gravity assist. Not by any rocket or propulsion but because it is heading toward a large object which pulls it. For instance, Jupiter. Or the sun.
"NASA's Juno spacecraft achieved a speed of 365,000 km/h (165,000 mph) as it approached Jupiter."
I also found this.
"The Parker Solar Probe reached a top speed of 163 kilometers (101 miles) *_per second_* during its 10th close solar flyby on Sunday, which translates to 586,000 kph
(364,621 mph)."
So the launch vehicle adds some pretty amazing speed. Then when the spacecraft separates from the launch vehicle it fires its engine to give it more speed. And then a gravity assist can give it some pretty amazing speed. A slingshot maneuver. I think gravity assist and slingshot maneuver mean the same thing.
So I just looked it up and a gravity assist does mean the same thing as a slingshot maneuver. Sometimes it's called a swing by.
Very interesting because the Parker Solar Probe has done 10 slingshot maneuvers around the Sun and keeps picking up speed each time. Wow! How many times will it orbit the Sun? What kind of speeds are possible? Maybe if a spacecraft could achieve many accelerations with many slingshot maneuvers before it was sent to alpha centauri we could get some pictures of the nearest star. Up close.
Proxima Centauri, the closest star to our own, is 40,208,000,000,000 km away. The latest speed record, the Parker solar probe at 586,000 kmh could be changed to per day. So 24 hours times 586,000 km of distance equals a speed of 14,064,000 kilometers per day.
Distance to the nearest star, 40,208,000,000,000 km ÷ 14,064,000 kilometers per day =
2,858,930.
2,858,930 days to reach alpha centauri at that speed. Divided by 365 days in a year means it would take
2858930÷365
7,832 years.
Okay. Now I'm surprised. It would still take almost to 8,000 years to reach the nearest star.
Edit: but the Parker solar probe is achieving the highest speed when it is close to the sun. It accelerates as it approaches the sun. When it whips around the Sun and is thrown outwards then the sun is behind it pulling on it to slow it down. So if you flung it out toward the nearest star by the time it left the solar system the whole time it was being slowed down by the pull of the Sun. So it wouldn't be traveling at that highest speed. You might have to add thousands more years. By the time it left the solar system that top speed might be cut in half because the whole time the sun is pulling it backwards slowing it down. Of course the further from the sun it gets the less pull the sun has on it. So then the correct answer is. IDK. But I don't think we will be getting close up pictures of the nearest star anytime soon.
@@garyoldham4449 wow!
Depending at what stage of the flight. For ex, in orbit around, spacecrafts reach a speed of 17,500 miles per hour.
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1:27:02 Why are those birds flying around during a rocket launch?!?!?
because they want to watch
Birds can get disorientated due to the vibrations and noise
@@Depressioninsideout2 :D or get fried
Oh they won’t be flying for long.
Bro this is just spaceX 😠😡💀
then u should watch the 2023 compilation, it's mostly SpaceX, even more :)
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23:24
Every spaceship turns… can’t get pass the dome. Thank you for this very flat earth enlightening video😂
Ofc they turn, they need to get to orbit, but first you need to learn what an orbit is.
Bruh. I know this is a text block, but if you take proving Globetards wrong seriously, you should understand an explanation of how their incorrect model works so you can come up with good counter-arguments. Consider that IF the Earth was round, an orbit is also going to be round. A ball curves if you throw it through the air. An orbit is the same trajectory around a sphere but big enough to go around the sphere. So they have to curve up and over, like someone throwing a ball overhand to achieve enough horizontal velocity and altitude to get an orbit.
Now go get an education, because just because you can’t understand how the universe works doesn’t mean that the Illuminati, NASA, and Hitler Jew Penguins are trying to kill you. If it was real, they would shut down your comment immediately and detain or kill you, ya stupihead.🎉
@@GoToSpace_GTS ooooohhhh, dat burn almost as hot as an N-1.
@@judet2992 :)))))))
Lol
none of them left the dome of our flat earth, every shuttle is dropped back in the ocean. wake up people we are being deceived.
ugh why do I need to say this all over again.. THE EARTH IS NOT FLAT. FLAT EARTHERS ARE JUST A GROUP OF PEOPLE THAT WANTS TO FEEL SPECIAL BUT AREN'T.
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