Starship & Shuttle Endeavour Have New Missions | This Week In Spaceflight
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 28 พ.ค. 2024
- 🚀 This Week in Spaceflight Update: Join Elysia Segal for an exciting overview of the latest developments in space exploration! From Starship being chosen to launch the massive Starlab space station to Cygnus's first flight on Falcon and the historic "final liftoff" of the Space Shuttle Endeavour, we're covering all the major events that happened this week in spaceflight.
🌕 SLIM's Lunar Success: Dive into the success story of Japan's SLIM mission, which has now completed its scientific observations from the Moon's surface, marking a significant achievement in lunar exploration.
🌌 SpaceX's Starlink Missions and Cygnus NG-20: Catch up on SpaceX's back-to-back Starlink missions and the successful launch of Cygnus NG-20 to the ISS on a Falcon 9 rocket, showcasing SpaceX's rapid launch cadence and versatility.
🔧 Rocket Lab's Electron Recovery: Explore Rocket Lab's "Four Of A Kind" mission and their innovative booster recovery efforts, pushing the boundaries of reusable rocket technology.
🛰️ Starlab: A New Era of Space Stations: Discover how Starship's selection for launching the Voyager Space's Starlab heralds a new era of space station construction, promising continuous human presence in low Earth orbit.
🌟 Sierra Space's Dream Chaser Testing: Take a closer look at Sierra Space's Dream Chaser Tenacity and its Shooting Star module undergoing crucial pre-flight testing, setting the stage for their upcoming mission.
🌟 Join the Discussion: Share your thoughts on this week's spaceflight news. What impressed you the most - JAXA's lunar landing, SpaceX's lofty ambitions, or Ingenuity's legacy? Let's talk space!
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🤵 Hosted by Elysia Segal (@elysiasegal)
🖋️ Written by Alejandro Alcantarilla Romera (@alexphysics13)
🎥 Footage from: Jack Beyer, Max Evans, Brady Kenniston, Space Coast Live, Voyager Space, SpaceX, California Science Center, JAXA, Virgin Galactic, مشکات, NASA, Rocket Lab, Orbital Reef, Axiom Space, JPL-Caltech, Roscosmos, SwRI/MSSS.
✂️ Edited by Ryan Caton (@dpoddolphinpro).
💼 Produced by Kevin Michael Reed (@kmreed).
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00:00 Intro
00:28 Japan's SLIM mission now a complete success
03:13 VSS Unity flight of Galactic 06
04:32 Simorgh's successful launch after six tries
05:14 Falcon 9 launch of Starlink Group 6-38
05:51 Falcon 9 launch of Starlink Group 7-12
06:51 Falcon 9 launch of Cygnus NG-20
08:10 Electron launch of Four Of A Kind
09:24 January 2024 Launch Stats
09:41 Starship to launch Starlab in one single flight
11:50 Sierra Space shows off Dream Chaser testing progress
13:09 RS-25E second round of testing hits midway point
14:16 Europa Clipper assembly is now complete
15:11 Ariane 6 still on track despite testing issue
16:06 Space Shuttle Endeavour's final liftoff
16:58 NASA announces crew for SpaceX's Crew-9 mission
17:57 February 2nd: Chang Zheng 2C launch of Geely Group 2
18:16 February 3rd: Axiom-3's return to Earth
18:33 February 3rd: NASA's Juno flyby of Io
18:50 February 4th: Falcon 9 launch of Starlink Group 7-13
19:01 February 6th: Falcon 9 launch of PACE
19:16 Outro
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Would be so amazing to see the Space Shuttle fly 1 last time. I grew up watching it and had a chance to see Columbia land at Edwards as a kid. So inspiring.
Comments complaining about the music volume are recurring, and this time I noticed it too. Please keep the music volume in mind for future episodes.
Background music is fine....providing it doesn't become foreground music competing with the news the presenter is trying to put over!! The complaints have been about the background music being far too loud....and more than becoming foreground music!! Tone it down....please.
Fully agree. I wish they would just not have background music when the presenter is talking.
Agree, it would be much better without any background music while the presenter is speaking, it's not really needed at all.
@@dougkightley8120The background music theychoose is spectrally dense in the speech band. They make bad choices and just need to stop trying to add it.
Elysia is back to cheer me up for the weekend!😊 Thanks NSF team!
❤ Endeavour ???
OMG
this is a so wonderful dinosaur !!!
Endeavour
The best space update there is.
SLIM is probably the luckiest lunar lander to date given one of it's primary thrusters experienced a RUD during landing. Also they are naming the rocks after dog breeds to give some indication of the size of the rock I think this is JAXA's idea of making science accessible. Love the channel btw
I look forward to the rock they will call Dachshund. That's the long and short of it. I will see myself out 🚪
As always, love the earrings.
When Elysia said the China launch was at 23:34UTC, I looked at the clock on my desktop, and it was exactly 23:34UTC......odds on that happening were quite narrow!
Your intro music is my favourite song of all the Yt channels it eases the mind ❤
wow, incredibly articulate and great energy in this non-stop commentary. Felt like everything was 100% memorized and not read off something. Lots of great footage to match the topic being spoken about. A+
They set it up as a museum! Boo!!! Yayyy!! Boo! Yayy!
Given the fatigue cracks on one Russian ISS module, stainless steel may have been chosen for Starlab due to steel's superior fatigue properties. That could mean Starlab will last a lot longer in orbit (items in LEO are subject to thermal expansion/contraction cycles every 90 minutes). Also, as the cost of launching mass to orbit drops, there is less of a need to optimize satellites for weight. Note that Starlink uses argon now for station-keeping. The greatly lower cost of argon (compared to krypton or xenon) makes it the lowest cost choice, even though more argon is required for a given amount of delta V.
Thank you for taking the time to make such a thoughtful and informative comment.
Wow, an amazing range of events to report this week!
1:55
Anybody else noticed that the moon seems to have rolled a perfect five 😂😂
lol, yeah! that's a cool formation of craters
Very nice. . 🎲 😅
I honestly didn't notice 😂😂😂😂😂😂
And pet rocks are back?
Great presentation with a lot of great information. Thanks and keep up the good work.
Great updates!
Well done!
Absolutely wonderful recap! The "background" music from 13:20 on was way way way too loud and distracted from the commentary.
Keep up the good work!
Whoo! Thought they were hauling Endeavor out of the museum and fitting her out for a mission.
Best update I’ve heard!
LOL... crew nine! That's nine, Boeing. And the doors don't fall off.
Pretty cool all The dogs have their own light source
I think I need to plan a vacation to Cape Kennedy. I'm only 4 hours away by car, I can see the launches from my house at night, but I've never gone to see a shuttle launch and when they canceled the shuttle I regretted not going to see one.
Another great video love your voice.. oh rest in power Carl Weathers.. may the force be with you
NSF and Elysia, y'all rock! Peace
Great presentation very happy and friendly❤❤
Virgin Galactic 06: Franz Haider, Austria in Space!
Love the professional presentation, earrings, and the music level is just fine!!😅
Nice episode. Informative and enjoyable to watch.
Thanks Elysia.
Elysia has a great voice and beautiful accent
Loved the episode! Loved those earrings! Crank this wonderful space news LOUD!!!
Thanks guys..😎😎😎
It's good to see after all that has happened Roscosmos and NASA are still cooperating. I know a lot of people don't like that but I feel like our activities in space should be a human effort, not a national or political one.
I love those earings
Made good use of those shuttle key rings.
Loving the ear rings😊
Teancity..looks good...
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Regarding Tenacity, are the missing heat shield tiles intentional or did they fall off as a result of the shake testing?
Is this chick wearing car air fresheners as earrings? Respect 😁 👍
Space Shuttles!!
As much as I love them. I do believe that we are nowhere near, technologically speaking, to being able to properly do shuttles.
Amazing video
Endeavour looks sleeker with the covering .
Yay! Great space news updates and the ever present, “What earrings will Elysia wear this week?” Love all this, please keep it up.
Really enjoy your weekly show Elysia.👍
"Why do we do this??? We inspire our youth by parading our failures in front of them"
Alexander the ok
The name the Rocks after their favorite food😮
if i go drinking and i'm able to make it back home AND my vehicle is in the driveway when i look out the window in the morning, then it's an EXTRA success. + points if it's parked square.
1:10
That pun was ruff!
Wait, Endeavor is back????
Yes, but it's vertical know. So it needs a taller building.
16:22 here comes your next Hollywood summer movie. I don't know who the leading man will be (maybe Nicolas Cage) but you know Jeff Goldblum will be in it.
"Inu" is Japanese for "Dog", so that's keeping with the theme.
Is the orbital information to scale?
Yes. Got a bit of math to figure out but it is to scale
great to know thanks@@ale131296
I am an electronic development engineer, we are rather used to fighting to minimize heat dissipation, this poses a huge problem for us when operating at high temperatures of amout 350°F. I understand the difficulty of heating the electronics sufficiently with a limited amount of energy. Despite these problems, the tuilliere which comes loose and prevents the correct orientation landing, I find that this mission is a huge success for a first attempt. Well played to the JAXA!
And thanks to NFS crew for theses amazing recaps!
What is "UTC" time?
Coordinated Universal Time, also the same time as GMT (but GMT is a time zone),UTC is Global.
@@darren25061965 Ah. So it just is Zulu time.
US military slang for GMT.
Why the need, though? If it is noon in Greenwich, it is not in Grenada and Greenland or Guam.
I guess the idea of keeping London time all over, still gives me a bit of confusion.
Iran launching rockets is scary.
Music became really noticeable at around 12 minutes..WTH?
9:36
Maybe such landers should have mole that burrows under lunar regolith, even if it just get's a bot to cover itself... as long as the solar panel section and survive the lunar night, as small nuclear something to keep the battery warm and use the regolith later to insulate the mole/mother unit for the rovers as much as possible? I am not sure compacting the regolith would help, as I think the sharp edges on the regolith help create more spce and less contact area between them, meaning it may act like aerogel as the moon in in vacuum....
Speaking of moles. Smaller and lighter Elon boring machines could be used to dig underground space for future outfitting and create living, working space. Providing thermal insulation and protection from radiation. Good thinking!
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@nasaspaceflight get somebody from JAXA on Sunday’s livestream please!
Isn't the flame color on your earrings incorrect? Seems it should be blue.
Didnt they put Endeavor in a museum years ago ?
No, they had it parked in my garage. I told them they needed to move it so I could get my mower out.
The background music is way too loud.
Wow, @ 3:15 you crank up the music Too loud, please turn it down. But love your show.
Ryan and Kevin: Please, no music while Elysia is talking.
did the editors fall out with Elysia, putting the NSF logo over her face on the end credits part ?
I was about to say that. 😂
That's the youtube end cards not the editor's fault
i love her earrings
So cow tipping is a successful landing?
Well something must be spooking them if they are recalling the Space shuttle for a mission.
Whatever the reason they give, that is not it.
You really should watch all the video.
Ship watchers,rock petting
Why don’t they use more carbon fiber to minimize contraction and expansion?
I turn off when the music starts. It's not necessary IMO.
Nice earrings. Flamey end down.
So, what's going on that NASA needs to pull a 32 year old shuttle out of a museum and send it back up into space all of the sudden?
NASA needs to work on production values.
music is too loud
Why is this taking off from Iran?????????
Misunderstood and thought Endeavour actually somehow launched again and almost died.
Wait a minute!!! The Shuttle came out of retirement???????????
Please elaborate!!!!!!!!!!!!
Watch the video and it is explained.
@@majorneptunejr Yeah. Got it later. This was from before I watched long enough.
You’ve got the smoothest voice in space news. Why do you have background music? I found it annoying even before the volume jump.
Of course i still love you😍
yet we still can't land on the Moon..
I feel like it was a missed opportunity for JAXA to give a shoutout to all the Borat impersonators out there by not having a “Great Success” category for SLIM
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What ship? I just came to see the earrings. Lol. Sick!
I'm pretty upset New Zealand isn't listed as a country launching rockets. Rocket Lab is very much a NZ venture, but has to be registered in the US and partially based there for legal reasons.
They are following the money 💵.
Skylab was boosted to orbit by Saturn 1B not Saturn V
Skylab was launched on a two-stage version of Saturn V, we even show the picture of said Saturn V...
Umm, _why_ are we allowing Iran to have a space program?
Can y see unity contrail form az.
Loving the jokes
Not like we got enough crap floating around up there
Bit early in the year to be wearing Christmas tree earrings don’t you think Elysia? Otherwise, very professional and informative presentation. 👏👏👏🇬🇧
the background music was too loud. Young editors should accomodate the listening needs of hearing impaired old folk like me
I guess it's impossible to lower the volume yourself eh?
I though, it isn't that loud.... then after 2/3 the end music was blasted, someone must have uploaded the wrong version with some editor toying with the controls!
@@louiec.9782yes you can lower it, but the Elysia can't be heard, check 2/3 into the video, that is when it starts blasting end music high enough that Elysia would have had to shout over the music to be heard!
Better to not have background music to help the hard of hearing.
I found the background music distracting and too repetitive. I agree it the music level could be reduced. It was a relief when the music changed near the end of the video.
You don't have to say "Inu" after each dog breed. It literally translates to "dog".
il watch all the other nsf videos, but not the ones with her presenting.
please raise the camera the presenter isn't in true center frame
Clickbait FTW!
Really? Where?
@@ale131296‘endeavour has new missions’. Really making it sound like it’s going to fly again
Californians will find something offensive about Endeavour and set it on fire.
Can someone please turn off that music? That vast english is hard enough without it...
And which of those Russian or Chinese launches are of an EMP weapon payload to be used against the US in war? Could be any of them, since EMP generators can be quite small. Look past the cheerful woman and her cheerful easy-to-listen-to voice and grasp the real truth and potential danger of these spacecraft launches!
What the corrupt af nato that sent up their share of weapons against countries that never bother them?? Smh 🤦♂️
Here's an idea: stop trying to drown out your presenter with super annoying music! Sheesh!
All of this is a waste of time and resources
😂stop lying starship isn't launching a space station, just like starship isn't going to mars by 2024😂
Going to Mars by 2024 was wildly over optimistic. it does not mean it won't happen eventually. Launching a space station is more achievable by 2026.