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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 24 เม.ย. 2022
- After 17 days in space, Dragon and Axiom Space’s Ax-1 astronauts, Michael López-Alegría, Larry Connor, Eytan Stibbe, and Mark Pathy returned to Earth, splashing down off the coast of Florida at 1:06 p.m. ET on Monday, April 25.
Ax-1 was Axiom Space’s first all-private astronaut mission to the International Space Station. - วิทยาศาสตร์และเทคโนโลยี
“thanks for choosing to fly with SpaceX” is a keeper
They started that with the splashdown of Bob and Doug on Endeavours first return from orbit.
What sir, is a keeper? 🙍♂️⚽🥅
@@user-lv7ph7hs7l a keeper is a fishing term for a legal size catch. My Dad used the term for all sorts of purposes like “she’s a keeper” about my 16 year old wife of now 41 years...Dad was a keeper..
Extraordinary camera tracking. It means a lot to us to be able to see this beautiful technology in action. Thank you, SpaceX.
You should watch the original moon landing and NASA mission on here. No joke, they used cut out construction paper to illustrate what was going on.
@@RemmiKat I remember those. That's why I appreciate these so much.
SpaceX is the future of humanity’s exploration
@ Frank Benlin I was going to write the same. Greetings to everyone from Ireland :)
@@DzikiFotograf Hello, Ireland. Greetings from Texas, USA.
Massive respect to SpaceX presenters. To be that good at your day job, then also perform as polished pro TV presenters, its kind of nuts.
I'm pretty sure they are in love each other because of the body language and how much they smile to each other! :D
Yawn at being forced by the now broke Woke-Movement, to include a token femi-announcer.
When a large corporation can enlist their own employees to present you get the best of all worlds (expertise, personal involvement, reduced broadcasting faff, personal development etc). The other majot company who's being do that for years is Lucasfilm. Look at their SW Convention (Celebration) coverage on YT.
@@elargento1 what?
1:00:53/1:01:42 views from the plane.
1:04:43 deployment of
two drogue parachutes.
1:05:34 ~| |~ of the four main parachutes.
1:08:37 splashdown.
1:45:43 hatch opening.
1:54:15 1st astronaut.
1:55:05 2nd ~| |~
1:56:40 3rd ~| |~
1:58:30 4th ~| |~
Thanks
Thank you ☺
Thanks
Thanks
1:35:00 dude jumps off a spaceship.
Always takes me back to the 60's watching these.
Me too my friend, I feel the exact same way :,) Something about space and the USA is so nostalgic.
Yep, but what's great about these is, THEY GET REUSED!
Shuttle was highly inefficient because you have to launch these HUGE wings and tailplane and all the heavy tiles and structures to support and protect them into space, just to use them for the last few minutes of the landing, basically. PLUS the weight of the landing gear and tires and all of that only used in the last few seconds. Parachutes are much lighter and more foolproof, protected by the heat shield within the vehicle, and a more efficient means of recovery structurally and weight-wise. Later! OL J R :)
It's crazy SpaceX is making frequent human spaceflight with reusable rockets seem like another day at the office. Absolutely mind boggling.
They are good at perfecting things
Awesome ! I watched the launch in person and to see them land is a great relief and even greater technical achievement
Thank you for sharing this. The people that grease the wheels deserve alot of respect. Welcome home AX-1.
What a great job by the crew on board. The ground support and mission control made it look smooth like clockwork. Camera crew was excellent in coverage. What an extraordinary job by all. Thanks everyone!
Great SpaceX mission. SpaceX does such a professional job.
It's said to be Dragon and Axion Space, not SpaceX.
@@CN_SFY_General Dragon is the name SpaceX gave their space capsule, just like Falcon 9 is the name of the first stage of the rocket. Dragon is just a brand name for a product designed, built, and operated by the team at SpaceX, not a separate company
@@deceitive3338 thanks for the clarification. I think that another private spacing company is rising!
This was so freaking AWESOME.... watching this live on the Big TV....An hangin' out over at NSF's StarbaseLive24/7 on my phone .... Hell of an afternoon!!! Welcome Home Axiom 1 !!!!
SpaceX team is amazing . They make the incredible appear routine ! Great video of the return all the way through to splashdown and recovery
Gotta love how all these broadcasts are hosted by Engineers that know whats going on, rather then PR hacks who gush on without knowledge.
As a TV viewer of the Apollo 7 mission.. this brings back memories 🤜💥🤛
*Those parachutes looked beautiful!*
Welcome back Ax-1.. great job.. shout out to SpaceX and the Dragon team..
Que maravilloso retorno, felicito a los cuatro Astronautas en especial Miguel López Alegría, es Español como yo, ha sido una misión espléndida, con mucho que aportar a partir de ahora que habéis llegado a la tierra , bienvenidos a los cuatro , desde España abrazos intensos y sinceros , María Ruth Molina Tarjuelo 😘😘😘😘💝💝💝💝🙏🙏🙏🙏
Mind blowing stuff from SpaceX and their partners, as always. Well done to all involved! 💪🏻💥👍🏻👍🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Awesome stuff!! Great to be an American and alive during this space travel era!!! Makes one wonder where the human race will be in the next 200 years of our chapter!! Thank you SpaceX and Axiom!!
This never gets old! Thank you so much for having the live video to watch anytime anywhere! ❤️🌎👨🚀🛰️🚀
Never gets old watching this amazing event!
1:35:02 SpaceX has a stuntman and a great employee 🤸
Awesome job SpaceX!
Im still impressed how these huge chutes were hidden all this time inside this capsule!!
Those chutes are packed SO tight that they're actually harder than a block of wood... pretty standard for military hardware, like the drag chutes on the back of hydrogen bombs. All this uses the same methods. Saw a chute at the National Atomic Museum in Albuquerque that weighed like 800 pounds and was packed into a can about a foot in diameter or so and about 3 feet long. Same way they did it on Apollo and still do it on Soyuz. They're blown out of their cans with a mortar charge!
Later! OL J R :)
What gutters? This is an explosive expelling charge, which, in the event of an explosion, takes out the entrance hatch of the ship for emergency evacuation of the crew of the Dragon ship.
This expelling charge was covered and screwed with a special panel so as not to damage it and it did not accidentally explode. Ahaha
Very inspiring every time I watch a launch.
The fact that 96% of the machines they've EVER sold are still in operation is astounding to say the least!
Big Kate Tice fan. Intelligent. Good looking. and great communicator. I often listen in and view only briefly when things are happening and she is very easy to listen to. I look forward to seeing what other screen opportunities may come her way.
Yep she's my fave of the announcers... SO pretty and smart and articulate! Enjoy John's Insprucker's commentary because he's a knowledgeable engineer and been around spaceflight a long time, even though his voice is unusual and he's, well, my age and size at least LOL:) OL J R :)
@@lukestrawwalker My age and size as well... yes, he's also very interesting and informative to listen to.
With the advent of Starship watching splash downs will just be a fond memory :)
Is it me or does anyone else like the theme, lmao. Seriously, Brilliant work, SpaceX!
Shows what team work can achieve, congratulations everybody 👏 thank you
Absolutely amazing! Thanks, SpaceX! Great job.
This was honestly amazing to watch
What a marvelous moment in time, historic! Good work everyone~
The main chutes looked like big jellyfish when they opened, what a fantastic sight.
Great Mission! Great coverage and one Awesome Crew 🌷
The Sky or the Stars are not the limit, The only limit is your own Imagination. Keep It Up, Elon, your the Boss.
What the SpaceX team is able to achieve is mind boggling from metallurgy to CFD flow within the combustion cone, I’m never unsurprised by the pace of of innovation that a dedicated staff in the US can achieve
Amazing to watch every time, love it :-)
Great stuff! Welcome back, crew! A nice splashdown of a beautiful craft, inside and out!
AMAZING ! WOW :) Congratulations for a successful mission !
I've been waiting for this ever since I watched the launch and I heard that they were launching only the second ever astronaut from Israel, especially when it was mentioned what had happened to the first one. For almost two decades, their only ever astronaut was a man who perished in the _Columbia_ disaster. Now at last we can say with certainty that Eytan Stibbe is the _first Israeli astronaut who lived to tell the tale_ (although Ramon's tale was told through recovered fragments of his diary). Welcome home! Your country will be proud.
I also found out about some of the science he's been doing, and it sounds amazing. Here's hoping his research on liquid-formed lenses might one day be used to build a telescope beyond our wildest dreams.
Congratulations 🎊 👏 I was watching on The Launch Pad 😀
டிவிட்டர் நிறுவனத்தை வாங்கிய திரு.எலன் மஸ்க் அவர்களுக்கு வாழ்த்துக்கள்.
இந்நூற்றாண்டின் தொழில் நுட்பவியலின் இரும்பு மனிதர் என்கிற அடைமொழியுடன் வாழ்த்துகிறேன்.
"Thanks for choosing flying with SpaceX"
Lol
"Thanks for flying SpaceX" has to be the badass line of the century
Amazing, blessings today and always, Kimmy
Fantastic job guys! Pushing humanity forward! Know that it's appreciated!
Oustanding coverage!! Thank you for the excellent coverage of this flight, on the return trip back to earth. Thank you SpaceX!!!
Wow FLAWLESS MISSON. oh boi cant wait for the future :)
You are living in the future.
Great job. Congrats Space X Team.
Good job announcing the program Kate and to your Axiom partner John… AND… And we finally get to see Sarah at her post for the first time Actually Knowing Who she is now, Great job by Sarah doing all the Crew CRM communications up until they climbed out of the capsule. I hope she has someone Good trained for that position when Her Trip to space comes later this year..!! 😎👍🏻✅
Thank you SpaceX. Great job. Incredible video shots.
At 5:24, it isn't "friction" that heats things up on reentry. It is the extreme compression of the air out ahead of the spacecraft as it slams into the atmosphere at high speed which heats the air high enough to generate the plasma around the capsule. Any "friction" from the air is only a minor component in the heating.
You are correct , but it’s minor only once you are out of the hypersonic regime you become basically a blunt Concorde, so one has to take into account. Even so, as you stated, compared to compresión radiation heat is minimal
"Thank you for choosing to fly with SpaceX" I love hearing that line.
man, great shots of the chutes action!
This is the birth of Industry in Space. Well done AX-1.
It’s always so exciting watching this. So many things happening
All I saw was 4 giant jellyfish chasing some astronauts out of the sky.
Always amazed by SpaceX
Great coverage👏👏👏
Congratulations 🎊🎉 I’m So Happy for All of You I’m Crying lol🌟💚🤘🏻🌞🤘🏻This is Huge for the whole of the Human Family!!! Grand Blessings and Success to You All. Cannot Wait to See what You Accomplish Next💛 Shine ✨ On Angels💛 Love from Texas
Great content, many thanks!
Awesome! Thanks for sharing.
In real time! Incredible 👏
The Infrared Shots are beautiful.....
superb Congrats !!
Congratulations SpaceX team!
Great camera footages it was awesome to watch
This is awesome for spacex
Love that space suit. Looks cool
Excellent video
That is amazing! Thanks all!
Another happy landing!
Picture clear as mud.
Totally awsome 👍👍👍
Congrats from germany!!
Amazing😍
I absolutely adore the people who help the astronauts after splashdown. They looks so freaking cool! Gas masks and all!
Yep that MMH and NTO is nothing to play with... during the final descent of the Apollo Soyuz Test Project Apollo spacecraft, a pressurization equalization valve opened prematurely when the maneuvering thruster propellants were still venting overboard, which Apollo did on the way down before it splashed down, and some fumes of the nitrogen tetroxide (NTO) or hydrazine were sucked into the cabin-- the astronauts were coughing and gagging profusely and their eyes watering when they were finally down and opened the hatch. Not much was said about it, since it was the last Apollo flight, but it was a near miss. I can't recall if any of them suffered lung damage from it. Those hypergolic (self-igniting-- ignite on contact with each other) propellants are room-temperature storable, so don't require refrigeration or highly pressurized tanks to keep them in a liquid state (usually just heaters to prevent freezing, and are stored in highly pressurized tanks because it's a pressure fed rocket thruster system-- valves open tank pressure pushes the propellant in through the injectors where it ignites and burns). BUT both are highly toxic and some are really corrosive! SO that's why they take such precautions with the gas masks and "sniffer" devices to check for leaks before they handle the spacecraft, hook it up, lift if out, and open the hatch... Why they don't want any of the public around, either, and why they worried about people picking up or touching shuttle debris after the Columbia disaster-- some of that stuff could have contained or been contaminated by the highly poisonous and corrosive hypergolic propellants used in the maneuvering jets and the OAMS orbital propulsion engines...
Later! OL J R :)
Ax the return. Sounds like the title of a science fiction movie 🤗
Video means a lot.
Thanks very much.
Amazing!
Great job Team SpaceX👨🚀🚀🪐
Excellent!
Jelly Fish below are crying at the beautiful sight in the blue above!!!!
the thermal imagery was more clear and crisp than the non thermal!
What a wonderful day!
For freedom of expression and human rights.
Super cool!
Gratulation!
1:06:25 you would expect that something that goes into a absolute vacuum of space is at least waterproof.
Wait MLA flew on Endeavour STS-131, so with Bob and Doug 3/7 of the last crew of Shuttle Endeavour has now flown to orbit on Crew Dragon Endeavour. That's pretty cool and a very exclusive club. Definitely my favourite Shuttle besides, Discovery that I've seen fly. Cobbled together from spare parts :)
*_Meanwhile, while you were gone Your Boss Bought this Planet._*
LOL:) They should put ape masks for the crew to put on before they disembark from the capsule after one of the missions-- classic "Escape from the Planet of the Apes" moment LOL:) Later! OL J R :)
01:08:40 Splash down Dragon
01:36:00 Capsule on board
01:54:30 First guy standing upright on board
wow, that really took pretty long, there must be another, faster way
Ya, They should just skydive from space and land in there own backyards.
@@Blenzo480 you must be a Scientist at NASA ...may be thats why they suck and need Elon Musk to teach them how spaceflight works
yea i dont want a faster way cause higher chance to die
@@madtech5153 how much you wanna bet in 10 years from now on they are laughing about this? I bet there is another - SAFE - way for bringing them on shore faster without letting them get seasick in this capsule ;) its just nobody has invented it yet doesnt mean its not possible
@@moskito5864 well i disagree on a dragon capsule going down fast but not starship so no, its already invented you dummb fk. just cause you ain't updated to such things, doesnt mean you can generalized all things. starship can drop fast but dragon capsule cannot.
Brilliant.
Thanks.
Very good!
60s nostalgia man. Wow...
Great Show! And I do mean Stage Show.. CGI is getting better and better!
Less chit-chat and more listening on the comm loop.
wow so wonderful
2:02:03
Turn on captions
(EDIT: They’ve deleted them now…)
Thanks for the laugh
Nice try TH-cam, you tried. You didn’t try hard but you tried.
It would be funny if that is what he was really saying?
Very well done everyone.