Yeah, also with the space suits. Everything looks like a big leap forward compared to the huge amount of analog controls and bulky space suits from the shuttle and the sojuz
Awww but don't you want the celebs to sing us a song again? Maybe, Kumbaya this time? Remember guys, it's the celebrities that will always get us through the real tough times!
If they make space vlog and charge money for you to watch it, would you watch it? Or would you pay a ticket for another one of those Ryan Reynolds movie?
Star Trek shuttles to the Space Shuttle to Dragon. There's quite a difference between the last two. external-preview.redd.it/Iu2NeJu9tSwmk-nVYy5RJPGFALErsqn1yKO3tNHBT2A.jpg?auto=webp&s=71733980d5437e858269eb9cc734b01679254096
Crew Dragon looks great. Take notice of the bright indirect light in the cabin or the resting finger trays at base of touch screens or design of the seats. Attention to detail is outstanding. Way to go SpaceX!
@@paisleygiger1848 Let's not Elon fan too much. He understood that those guys were coming from a safety aspect...on account of the fact that so many of them died.
@@paisleygiger1848 Yeah that was rough but another group of Apollo astronauts actually came through. A guy saw his famous interview where Elon almost starts crying talking about how they where his heroes growing up so he got a bunch of Apollo astronauts to sign a picture of a Falcon 9 with well wishes and congratulations on their success. It's now displayed at SpaceX. And also some of the astronauts where misled and told misinformation about Elon and SpaceX to make their statements. Here's a link: www.flickr.com/photos/jurvetson/7547788856 It's actually really sweet and a bunch of Apollo guys since walked back on that, especially Buzz. He's been super positive about SpaceX recently. Sadly Neil passed away before SpaceX really started to have success, so Elon will always have to live with the memory of his hero putting him down... But he's used to being shit on from all sides so I guess what doesn't kill you makes you stronger.
@@Yusuke_Denton And the original story for context, although the interviewer was being an asshole to get the emotional reaction he wanted from Elon. Sure worked. th-cam.com/video/8P8UKBAOfGo/w-d-xo.html
@@foskco87 It’s great that flights have become international. Cosmonauts from different countries work together at the same station, they have nothing to share and do not need to compete. They are in the same boat, as are we all on Earth.
I'm Dutch, but probably just as happy for the US as Americans are. They've been the leading force in space for as long as i can remember, and innovation from them usually contributes to helping the entire world forward, in the long run. I hope they'll never find themselves without their own options to launch ever again, now it's only up from here on out. I hope the private industry starts, if they haven't already, a space renaissance and a space economy that leads to the moon, mars and in the far future even beyond. I'll probably won't see the latter part, but it's been a privilege to witness the first steps. The future is yet to be made, may it be one of pioneers and exploration.
Start following the development of the Starship from SpaceX, it's going to be used to go to Luna and Mars in the future, and who knows where it will go after that. I hope to be alive for some cloud cities set up on Venus and more and more, it's an exciting thought
Thank god there's a sensible person in chat. This IS for all humanity. It won't be limited to Americans. Our free enterprise system just got it started. All of us will benefit in the end. I just know it.
@@ShinChan-rj4ys I've been making the McKenzie brothers jokes since Wednesday, when they didn't Take Off! eh. Nobody...very few get it. Thanks for playing. " It's a beauty way to go"
B Ready You do realise that they have their own stalls at the space station? I trust in science and have seen no evidence that space is not real, however I would like to indulge in a conversation about what reason you may have to believe the opposite, are there sources you could point me to? Furthermore, clarify what you mean with “space”, do you think the night sky is some sort of projection?
Humble enough to say "Well I guess we're the first to ever fly a spacecraft with a touch screen, so we got that going for us!". Lol I know it was in gest, but that's funny.
Personally...I HATE it. And think pure touch screen interface is less effective instead of mixed: some touch, some dedicated physical controls. There's a reason your iPhone has autocorrect ... and wearing gloves makes it that much less reliable. Just look at cockpits in fighter jets. Sure, they have displays -- but they have buttons around the edges, and HOTAS. I understand that to some it looks cool and certainly looks clean. But I'll need convincing before I'd ever agree that it's the best choice. What if the display has a failure also. Critical functions need physical switches, buttons, etc.
unpopular opinion: why is it so important to the US to name it "America launch"? I mean it's still science and the same science as we use in europe and elsewhere in the world. Does it really matter who is the one travelling to space? At least in space exploration human race should recognise that we are one species and it does not matter which country or region we come from? we are all earth citizen. I am from Austria, we have no space travelling oportunities, not a single esa astronaut. Seeing this big "america launch" logo everywhere makes me feel kind of discriminated. I am so happy to see these big strides in space exploration, but this "egoism" is not needed. Dont get me wrong.
@@mrsam683 Looks like my comments are being modded so let me say this: If your country encouraged as much free enterprise as the US, you COULD do this. I'm sure there are plenty of smart people who could design and fly this in Austria (which I've been to) if you wanted to. Please remember this was funded by a private company. Your "USA" envy is kinda pitiful, if you ask me. Your bizarre feelings kinda make me feel...ashamed of you.
MrSam Of course they are calling it “American”. They make space a battlefield by setting up Space Force. What do you expect? They banned China from working on ISS because space has been where their ambitions laid. Space will never be for all mankind in their ideology.
Doug Hurley's wife, Karen Nyberg, is also an astronaut. If she was along instead of Bob, they could really make use of the penthouse. (Bob's astronaut wife is retired.)
Don Jones Doug’s wife is retired. Her name is Karen Nyberg and she retired in March but Megan McArthur(Bob’s wife) is gonna be on the crew-2 for the crew dragon :)
I am in love with these these telecasts of these gentlemen. Totally at ease, friendly and expressive. Gr8 Sirs wish you best of luck and safe journey back home.
I saw a tour video from inside the Soyuz capsule. It was like an ancient overstuffed sardine can by comparison to Dragon who is the crème-de-la-crème of space vehicles. Dragon is deluxe.
haha this comment is underrated. But in all seriousness, a Bluetooth mic would just be way to many delays between the camera and going back to mission control, AND then goes from mission control to the media stations that feed it to youtube, CNN etc.
@@lmandrums3118 a Bluetooth mic would get lost immediately, anything that can float needs to be attached by some sort of rope, example the dinosaur toy. It's totally useless but they don't want it to get in the way
Younes Layachi that’s a good point but there will also be huge delays, you can tell it takes 5 seconds for them to already respond to something and that will just slow down the signal even more. But I didn’t think of that.
What a time to be alive. Watching and listening to actual real astronauts while they are in SPACE doing their work. This is just great stuff i think. To infinity and beyond !
Just think of the tremendous bravery of those two men. All the things that could of gone wrong but yet they risk all for the good of mankind. Come on SpaceX and NASA let's get a man or woman on Mars in my life time I want to see it on TV. So I can say to my children. The naysayers said it could never be done but my god they did it. God bless spacex and NASA from England
Putins Economical Advisor: “Hey, those two guys there, we normally would have charged $120,000,000 to get them there” Putin’s Cosmos Advisor: “Think Dubai wants to start sending astronauts to space?”
I thought it was crazy United Arab Emirates sent someone on the Soyuz last year for ten days. I think it's awesome more countries are getting involved it makes it cheaper for everyone else to go to space
The Jason I was just taking the average sum of 60 MIL an astronaut since the cost has varied over the years but yes you’re correct for the most current flight from Soyuz.
@@Redfiregtag In the sense you're using "zero gravity" as meaning an absence of gravity: there's no such thing as "zero gravity". Their lateral velocity relative to the surface of earth is enough to keep them at a constant altitude because it matches the rate of their gravitational attraction towards earth. They're experiencing "Zero-g" or 0 G-forces, in the way you're referring to zero gravity you would also be saying that they have "more gravity" when under acceleration since they are experiencing more than 1G. They're still under the effect of over 95% the same gravitational influence as we are on the surface, even outside earth's orbit they'd be in the orbit of the sun, and outside the solar system they'd be under the influence of the milky way's center of mass. Anywhere there's mass, there's gravity.
@@1wdc I guess this wouldn't have any impact on how you experience the g's and is basically negligible but: technically its not even 0g because the space station is constantly losing velocity from collision with gas particles (~0.1 mph/day). They have to boost the station once a month to compensate. Edit: Another way of thinking of their gravitational forces would be a falling plane. In the same sense that you would float around in there, they are floating in the space station. The only difference is that they are falling perpetually (because of their speed).
@@renzeldavid4568 Nope you still feel gravity underwater. If you don't train for zero g it will mess you up badly. Even some astronauts get motion sick for a while once they reach orbit.
As somebody that’s terrified of heights and hates flying in planes, these videos are very interesting and watch worthy. My hands sweat every video especially when we get the camera shots out the window😄👍
Urban I agree. Personally i think they should give a tour of every button explaining what every switch and buttons do. I’m already learning alot of aviation related stuff like different cockpits but i miss this type of videos with rockets/space crafts!
Then again there’s only two of them and Dragon is supposed to send 4 people up to the ISS. So with 4 people it would be a bit less spacious though they could in dragon kinda have their own spot.
Imagine at the end of the day when the public cameras are off and you can just look at your buddy and say “dude, we totally rocked it today” (fist bump)
Love outer space. This is what America is all about. We, humans, are natively explorers. Great job to SpaceX and the two American Astronauts. I hope to get up there someday.
It’s truly amazing. I kind of get a sense of how apollo felt. Efficient but small space but you truly feel that much closer to space. That close to total vacuum
3 additional seats below the existing 4, where the cargo is at 5:55 I should add NASA will only fly 4 people at once, but 7 is possible in an emergency on ISS
Congratulations! I am so proud of you having a successful take off. I’m also proud of America again being in space. I watched Apollo 11 take off and whole deployment. Thank you so much for being our representatives. The dragon looks very comfortable. It is like going in a tight RV. Ha ha. Have a wonderful day.
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Their vlogging ability is not getting the recognition it deserves.
The Casey Neistat from the space
FR!
I think there are really awesome Russian astronaut-vlogger out there. So, Americans should keep up with the quality of the content!
@@JohnnyConcent haha no lies
will have been trained and rehearsed
Crew Dragon looks like a modern airliner, it's beautiful
My dragon can fill up that mouth tho
Except no one is sitting next to an airsick nun. And there are no kids kicking the back of their chair.
The Distance11 Wha-
@@yoda5280 bad dragon;)
Yeah, also with the space suits. Everything looks like a big leap forward compared to the huge amount of analog controls and bulky space suits from the shuttle and the sojuz
Get over celebs. These guys are the real heroes to me
Awww but don't you want the celebs to sing us a song again? Maybe, Kumbaya this time? Remember guys, it's the celebrities that will always get us through the real tough times!
Kim kardashian is still the best
Jk lol
If they make space vlog and charge money for you to watch it, would you watch it? Or would you pay a ticket for another one of those Ryan Reynolds movie?
*The real heroes are the soldiers of our country*
The crew dragon actually looks so comfortable, it’s got a lot of space.
They got a lot of "space"
That's mostly because it's built for up to 7 crew members, even though nasa will use it for a maximum of 4.
Pretty much an irony
it actually looks like a plane interior
Yh but think If anything goes wrong ur dead
Incredible just how much room they have in the Dragon.
Thunder Life 7 people
starship be so big they gonna rename it to "Whale"
@@ts6105 They'll fly to the ISS with a crew capacity of 4.
Johan yeah i know, but Dragon is made for 7 Crew members.
COUSE it's an airplane, just LOOK and listen carefully
These guys are low-key so funny
Nothing but Dad jokes?
And they are very cute make me smile every time i watch them
sima turna fr they seem so nice and innocent lol
Their humour is out of this world!
@@Brutalwhale best comment 😊
It took more than 50 years, but finally spacecraft actually look like Star Trek shuttles. It is amazing.
Star Trek shuttles to the Space Shuttle to Dragon. There's quite a difference between the last two. external-preview.redd.it/Iu2NeJu9tSwmk-nVYy5RJPGFALErsqn1yKO3tNHBT2A.jpg?auto=webp&s=71733980d5437e858269eb9cc734b01679254096
Waitll you see the inside of Starship!
Crew Dragon is about 10 cubic meters, but Starship will be 850-1000 cubic meters, depending on configuration.
@@docmordrid Too bad Starship is bullshit and will be a massive fail. It's nothing more than a madman's dream.
@@Ignisan_66I'm pretty sure that someone said the same thing to Falcon 9 in the past
@@ivander1511 well starship is flying now 🎉 it made 4 flights and I hope the guy you replied to learnt his lesson 😂.
Crew Dragon looks great. Take notice of the bright indirect light in the cabin or the resting finger trays at base of touch screens or design of the seats. Attention to detail is outstanding. Way to go SpaceX!
I bet Neil, Buzz and Michael wish they'd had such comfort! As you say it looks like an airliner cabin
@@paisleygiger1848 Let's not Elon fan too much. He understood that those guys were coming from a safety aspect...on account of the fact that so many of them died.
@@paisleygiger1848 Not sure what you're talking about. What I heard was misquoted.
@@paisleygiger1848 Yeah that was rough but another group of Apollo astronauts actually came through. A guy saw his famous interview where Elon almost starts crying talking about how they where his heroes growing up so he got a bunch of Apollo astronauts to sign a picture of a Falcon 9 with well wishes and congratulations on their success. It's now displayed at SpaceX. And also some of the astronauts where misled and told misinformation about Elon and SpaceX to make their statements. Here's a link: www.flickr.com/photos/jurvetson/7547788856 It's actually really sweet and a bunch of Apollo guys since walked back on that, especially Buzz. He's been super positive about SpaceX recently. Sadly Neil passed away before SpaceX really started to have success, so Elon will always have to live with the memory of his hero putting him down... But he's used to being shit on from all sides so I guess what doesn't kill you makes you stronger.
@@Yusuke_Denton And the original story for context, although the interviewer was being an asshole to get the emotional reaction he wanted from Elon. Sure worked. th-cam.com/video/8P8UKBAOfGo/w-d-xo.html
2:02 "gonna hand the mic over to ʙ ᵒ ᵇ"
LOL
😝
Omg I keep playing it over😝
When a higher sphere wants to underline the meaning of their names.
Ahaha, i thought that too
I am from Russia: I watched with interest and enthusiasm the docking with the international station. I wish the brave guys a successful flight!
@IronWolfKirvis And I am pleased! Желаю успехов в изучении русского языка!
Canadian here... Much respect to Russia! Where human space flight was born.
@@foskco87 It’s great that flights have become international. Cosmonauts from different countries work together at the same station, they have nothing to share and do not need to compete. They are in the same boat, as are we all on Earth.
I like seeing cosmonauts using a simple stick to touch Soyuz controls during launch. Seems smarter than lifting your 6x weight arms to flip a switch.
I'n not american nor russian, but you two created this together i am proud of all the american and russian heroes that took humanity to space.
I'm Dutch, but probably just as happy for the US as Americans are. They've been the leading force in space for as long as i can remember, and innovation from them usually contributes to helping the entire world forward, in the long run. I hope they'll never find themselves without their own options to launch ever again, now it's only up from here on out.
I hope the private industry starts, if they haven't already, a space renaissance and a space economy that leads to the moon, mars and in the far future even beyond. I'll probably won't see the latter part, but it's been a privilege to witness the first steps. The future is yet to be made, may it be one of pioneers and exploration.
Start following the development of the Starship from SpaceX, it's going to be used to go to Luna and Mars in the future, and who knows where it will go after that. I hope to be alive for some cloud cities set up on Venus and more and more, it's an exciting thought
I hope you get to see the latter part. As fast as SpaceX moves, you just might! It's going to be awesome.
@@LINKedup101 I know a guy who's designing the production line for starship. They're gonna be pumpin' em out like model T's
Thank god there's a sensible person in chat. This IS for all humanity. It won't be limited to Americans. Our free enterprise system just got it started. All of us will benefit in the end. I just know it.
@@A____G AWESOME. I hope I'm not too old to get at least to see the lunar surface. Gotta get back into shape.
Bob & Doug: Space Adventures
Get them some beers
@@ShinChan-rj4ys I've been making the McKenzie brothers jokes since Wednesday, when they didn't Take Off! eh. Nobody...very few get it. Thanks for playing. " It's a beauty way to go"
@@mikeyoung6347 ya I know the feeling of getting ur references recognised.cheers internet pal
Kirk and Spock Space adventures...
On the USS ENTERPRISE....
Take off eh !! Great white north goes up in space..
Damn, there’s more room in there than in my Seattle studio
thatz coz it it was filmed in new mexico where the apartments are bigger...... z.
And bonus, no race riots!
And it's cheaper!
Daniel Walker no doubt
I love how the cabin looks like a modern airplane. So sleek and modern, and even has dome lighting!!
B Ready They wear diapers, or as they call it, heavy absorption undergarment. These are also used at spacewalks
B Ready You do realise that they have their own stalls at the space station? I trust in science and have seen no evidence that space is not real, however I would like to indulge in a conversation about what reason you may have to believe the opposite, are there sources you could point me to? Furthermore, clarify what you mean with “space”, do you think the night sky is some sort of projection?
B Ready Btw for the Dragon they don’t change undergarments, the undergarments are used for the duration of their flight to the space station
I think they said that there is a toilet onboard dragon.
Haha “so we got that going for us”
which is nice
What they mean by "that"?
@@MAGNETO-i1i Before that he said that he believed it being the first time a spacecraft had been flown with a touchscreen.
Doesn't quite reach First Man on The Moon level... but, it'll do
UI is done in javascript. No more to say.
Humble enough to say "Well I guess we're the first to ever fly a spacecraft with a touch screen, so we got that going for us!". Lol I know it was in gest, but that's funny.
Gives a whole new meaning to don't touch that. Where? Oh there? Ok
Personally...I HATE it. And think pure touch screen interface is less effective instead of mixed: some touch, some dedicated physical controls. There's a reason your iPhone has autocorrect ... and wearing gloves makes it that much less reliable. Just look at cockpits in fighter jets. Sure, they have displays -- but they have buttons around the edges, and HOTAS. I understand that to some it looks cool and certainly looks clean. But I'll need convincing before I'd ever agree that it's the best choice. What if the display has a failure also. Critical functions need physical switches, buttons, etc.
We need something positive to celebrate while so much is going on in the world now.
@Rani Saab So very true. Those of us of a certain age understand that. Well said, sir.
Looks at news footage of riots and Covid-19
"I don't want to live on this planet anymore"
I do agree. What a beautiful thing to see.
have you tried tequila? /s
@@redshirt5126 Yeah, then they left
Keep into guys! I'm 28 and I'm not ashamed to say you guys are my heroes.
This video is... OUT OF THIS WORLD!
Lol. That was good.
Commit vertical dorito
Bruuuuuh
RiP Dougs forehead on entering the ISS, luckily it wasnt squirting blood everywhere lol.
Yeah poor fellow, that must have sucked :/
what happened to dougs forhead?
@@samo8225 he bumped his head while entering iss
@@Reaching1 oh I did not know dat
Reaching1 what in tha world, he must have really smashed his head.. looks painful
In these days, when everybody is referred to as a freaking "HERO", I actually get to see a couple! Thank you
This makes me very happy. So many milestones. And the United States has independent launch capability again.
unpopular opinion: why is it so important to the US to name it "America launch"? I mean it's still science and the same science as we use in europe and elsewhere in the world. Does it really matter who is the one travelling to space? At least in space exploration human race should recognise that we are one species and it does not matter which country or region we come from? we are all earth citizen. I am from Austria, we have no space travelling oportunities, not a single esa astronaut. Seeing this big "america launch" logo everywhere makes me feel kind of discriminated. I am so happy to see these big strides in space exploration, but this "egoism" is not needed. Dont get me wrong.
It's pride not "nationalism"
It's America Launch because....
Really.? It only does not matter to those who could not manage too.
@@mrsam683 Looks like my comments are being modded so let me say this: If your country encouraged as much free enterprise as the US, you COULD do this. I'm sure there are plenty of smart people who could design and fly this in Austria (which I've been to) if you wanted to. Please remember this was funded by a private company. Your "USA" envy is kinda pitiful, if you ask me. Your bizarre feelings kinda make me feel...ashamed of you.
@@chromal ...Some of us would rather be divided from people like MrSam and yourself. Just so you know.
MrSam Of course they are calling it “American”. They make space a battlefield by setting up Space Force. What do you expect? They banned China from working on ISS because space has been where their ambitions laid. Space will never be for all mankind in their ideology.
After a few restless nights on the ISS Bob and Doug retreat back to the capsule penthouse for a real sleep.
Yeah Ia was wondering if they will take advantage of the spaxñce they have there
Doug Hurley's wife, Karen Nyberg, is also an astronaut. If she was along instead of Bob, they could really make use of the penthouse. (Bob's astronaut wife is retired.)
Don Jones Doug’s wife is retired. Her name is Karen Nyberg and she retired in March but Megan McArthur(Bob’s wife) is gonna be on the crew-2 for the crew dragon :)
@@db9959 Thanks. I came close to saying Bob and Doug were wife-swapping. :)
Don Jones haha np
I am in love with these these telecasts of these gentlemen. Totally at ease, friendly and expressive. Gr8 Sirs wish you best of luck and safe journey back home.
I agree & nicely written🌈
I saw a tour video from inside the Soyuz capsule. It was like an ancient overstuffed sardine can by comparison to Dragon who is the crème-de-la-crème of space vehicles. Dragon is deluxe.
I mean soyuz is 60 years old
This is an Evolution, Look at Space in this Thing
Aadil Farooqui and theres even more space outside
@@anderskaring5742 you win best comment my man
Indeed, it has good square footage. Good leg room. That's a far cry from the first capsules to be sure.
ha ha haaaaaa
These 2 folks are so genuine guys.. you can just tell it by their eyes.. 2 lovely people! Thanks for making us excited about space again!
The ISS looks so low tech compared to the Dragon. Great tour!
Doug's got abs. lol! I'm glad these two individuals are the men we so hope for them to be. Safe travels, gentlemen. You are living our dreams. (y)
Elon Musk: "we need a pair of bluetooth mic"
haha this comment is underrated. But in all seriousness, a Bluetooth mic would just be way to many delays between the camera and going back to mission control, AND then goes from mission control to the media stations that feed it to youtube, CNN etc.
Oh you bet! Everything that the astronauts recommend or suggest will be taken into consideration for future flights.
@@lmandrums3118 a Bluetooth mic would get lost immediately, anything that can float needs to be attached by some sort of rope, example the dinosaur toy. It's totally useless but they don't want it to get in the way
Younes Layachi that’s a good point but there will also be huge delays, you can tell it takes 5 seconds for them to already respond to something and that will just slow down the signal even more. But I didn’t think of that.
@@YounesLayachi Well, they get paid the big bucks to innovate. They'll figure it out.
damn crew dragon is pretty spacious af near the side hatch. you could probably tie a sleeping bag and have a nice sleep with all that space.
I can't even fall asleep in my own bed and these guys had a "comfortable" sleep in space.
Inclitus it’s apparently the best sleep ever in space. Everything relaxes, you never have a bad position.
Finally a cabin design that looks clean, futuristic, and cool.
I'm so glad everything is going well for them! Their bravery is astounding.
What a time to be alive. Watching and listening to actual real astronauts while they are in SPACE doing their work. This is just great stuff i think.
To infinity and beyond !
Just think of the tremendous bravery of those two men. All the things that could of gone wrong but yet they risk all for the good of mankind. Come on SpaceX and NASA let's get a man or woman on Mars in my life time I want to see it on TV. So I can say to my children. The naysayers said it could never be done but my god they did it. God bless spacex and NASA from England
That backlighting is super dope its like a first class airline cabin...but on space 🥰🤩
Space continues to fascinate me, really love these insights into their lives on board thanks for sharing!
Just like the simulations!
whatz the difference? z.
am disappointed to see that this comment is so underrated.
@@zimma2330 yawn zzzzZzzzzzZzzzzzz
@@zimma2330 zzzzzzzzzzzzzz
Lol battlefront 2
Glad you 2 are safe.
Im so excited about the future of space travel. I just want to live forever so i can see how far humanity gets
It's like an airplane.
More than we know. It flies itself except on landing. Just like a modern commercial airplane.
Aeroplanes couldn't work in space combustion isnt possible in a vacuum....
It does sound like one but not possible
@@francisdrake6622 Its fully automatic it even docks and lands by itself
It's a 100% reusable space bus shaped like a capsule instead of a space plane that abandons its booster-half to die ;)
No its not!
Buzz is probably having a bruh moment with the lack of instruments and the impossibility of an executive overflow
Every time I see the dinosaur I get so emotional. I mean their sons picked it out for them! It's just so cute. I might get one for myself. lol
@Joe Blow lol
@Joe Blow Covered in sequins? Lol. You can buy this same toy anywhere.
daniel wolfhard you can buy one on the SpaceX shop ...
This seems so supremely intimate.
Amazeballs.
MaxMisterC go ahead search up Soyuz take offs lol
Great job SpaseX and NASA! Greatings from Slovenia.
I like how he mentioned that they might bring ice cream up in those containers next time hahaha the little things in life...
Bob and Doug a real heroes. Salute this two brave heroes. Always take good care. We pray for your safety. ✌️👍
I find it amazing that there is people in space
There have been people in space every single day for the past 20 years, amazing!
There are about 7 billion humans confirming the Earth, so you could think that some of them in the space isn't that crazy(? Jsjs
the space is in your head. and they're using it to fool you. z.
@@zimma2330 k dude
zimma23 what would all the governments and scientists gain by lying about the existence of space
Thank for the positivity SpaceX and NASA in these times. 😊
This is amazing 🌎
Very claustrophobic. No way I could be bottled up. Thank you for reaching the stars. You are all heroes.
Way more space than any other capsule in the market.
Hey it’s way more spacious than capsules like the starliner Apollo etc,
Just blows my mind how they are casually sitting in a nice captual, cruising through space.
It's such a beautiful thing to see. And hopefully everybody there, including the two dinosaurs, have a safe trip there and back.
Please! Let Trimmer take us on the next tour!👍🏾 Congrats NASA, SpaceX, Elon Musk and all Astronauts and Cosmonauts!!
Love the Caddy Shack reference haha, "So, we got that going for us." 🤘🏻🤣🤘🏻
Curious... what did you have for dinner? Is it the same as the old NASA program food or this is new? Just curious?
Same. NASA supplies the food.
Two thumbs up to SpaceX, NASA, and Bob and Doug. The Crew Dragon looks like a vehicle from a science fiction movie.
Putins Economical Advisor: “Hey, those two guys there, we normally would have charged $120,000,000 to get them there”
Putin’s Cosmos Advisor: “Think Dubai wants to start sending astronauts to space?”
bet dubai would single handedly lift roscosmos.
they where just taking advantage of their monopoly like annyone whould.
now they will probably just do launches from amerika and drop their prices.
Probably... Not!
I thought it was crazy United Arab Emirates sent someone on the Soyuz last year for ten days. I think it's awesome more countries are getting involved it makes it cheaper for everyone else to go to space
The Jason I was just taking the average sum of 60 MIL an astronaut since the cost has varied over the years but yes you’re correct for the most current flight from Soyuz.
Do their arms get tired of holding the mic? Oh wait, there's less gravity.
No they don’t need to put any effort in keeping their arm up it’ll just stay, you could sleep technically but that’ll be hard lol.
Less? You mean zero lol. I know im a nerd
branden jones there is gravity, that’s why they aren’t a manned Voyager probe and instead orbiting the Earth
@@Redfiregtag In the sense you're using "zero gravity" as meaning an absence of gravity: there's no such thing as "zero gravity". Their lateral velocity relative to the surface of earth is enough to keep them at a constant altitude because it matches the rate of their gravitational attraction towards earth. They're experiencing "Zero-g" or 0 G-forces, in the way you're referring to zero gravity you would also be saying that they have "more gravity" when under acceleration since they are experiencing more than 1G. They're still under the effect of over 95% the same gravitational influence as we are on the surface, even outside earth's orbit they'd be in the orbit of the sun, and outside the solar system they'd be under the influence of the milky way's center of mass. Anywhere there's mass, there's gravity.
@@1wdc I guess this wouldn't have any impact on how you experience the g's and is basically negligible but: technically its not even 0g because the space station is constantly losing velocity from collision with gas particles (~0.1 mph/day). They have to boost the station once a month to compensate.
Edit: Another way of thinking of their gravitational forces would be a falling plane. In the same sense that you would float around in there, they are floating in the space station. The only difference is that they are falling perpetually (because of their speed).
My brain just can't grasp how it must be/feel like to experience zero gravity and being 'up there'
Like diving underwater
@@renzeldavid4568 Nope you still feel gravity underwater. If you don't train for zero g it will mess you up badly. Even some astronauts get motion sick for a while once they reach orbit.
As somebody that’s terrified of heights and hates flying in planes, these videos are very interesting and watch worthy. My hands sweat every video especially when we get the camera shots out the window😄👍
The fact that we will be experience space in our life time is unreal.🇺🇸👊
These guys are such dads its awesome. Bringing their stuffed animals to saftey briefings
Is funny that's they make a tour of the capsule when you see soyuz is so small that you cant heaven moove
Urban I agree. Personally i think they should give a tour of every button explaining what every switch and buttons do. I’m already learning alot of aviation related stuff like different cockpits but i miss this type of videos with rockets/space crafts!
@@markslandingsandaviationvi3123 Yep i want a very well explicated tour like all quorks and features the capsule have
Then again there’s only two of them and Dragon is supposed to send 4 people up to the ISS. So with 4 people it would be a bit less spacious though they could in dragon kinda have their own spot.
soyuz is somewhat the same size if you count the orbital module in. it even has a toilet! ofc its still outdated, russia is working on the replacement
@@markslandingsandaviationvi3123 Lot fo proprietary software so they won't get into too much detail.
They have so much space and the new vehicle looks so neat and clean compared to some others. The space they have is very well used.
Thank you space X
I didn’t know they names the capsule Endeavor! Thats awesome!
MTV Crib - Space Edition 😂
Stopped my Gundam Marathon on hold to watch this. Love the SPACEX vehicle's.
The future is here
Imagine at the end of the day when the public cameras are off and you can just look at your buddy and say “dude, we totally rocked it today” (fist bump)
Not even Spacex or NASA can see on board when the cameras are off so it's not just the public.
So exciting to see and hear you up there. I just smile the whole way through your video. God Speed.
That feeling when you woke up in the morning in the airplane.
They are so brave those guys are real heroes.
I thought that the ringing throughout the video was my tinnitus. It was both the video and my tinnitus
Tinnitus in Stereo.
The interior looks better than anything that has flown into space before.Props to the interior decorator.
"..we gonna hand the mike over to BAAA a a a a a a.."
😭😭🤣im deeeaadd⚰☠
Love outer space. This is what America is all about. We, humans, are natively explorers. Great job to SpaceX and the two American Astronauts. I hope to get up there someday.
God bless America and God bless two brave American astronauts. Good luck guys.
It’s truly amazing. I kind of get a sense of how apollo felt. Efficient but small space but you truly feel that much closer to space. That close to total vacuum
Wonder how it would be in the 7 seat configuration
3 additional seats below the existing 4, where the cargo is at 5:55
I should add NASA will only fly 4 people at once, but 7 is possible in an emergency on ISS
La verdad EXCELENTE👍 Saludo desde uruguay🇺🇾
came here after boing starliner tour inside. 😂😂😂😂😂 miles ahead
Yuuuup! Haha. I'm surprised the star liner door didn't fall off.
Same. The Crew dragon is just so much cleaner inside.
Always smiling and happy !
When a stuffed animal has made a bigger accomplishment in life than you have.
Ooof, right in the feels. :(
I love the smiles they have , thats one giant step for man kind my friends 🔥🇺🇸
I came here for tremor
You have made history. We are so proud of you!!
so great to see this thanks fore NASA and tbe teame 👍💝
Doug and Bob. Your the best. Great job . My prayers are with you..
Russians are going to want to send their people via Crew Dragon
Hehe. I like you. You're a good sort.
Might even be cheaper for them than using the Soyuz
Really fantastic ... and to keep the video data stream smooth at 17,500 MPH is impressive.
It looks like the screens are so close to their faces😅
You guys ROCK 🎸
I need a pair of those cabin sock boots.
Open up a merch site !! ❤❤
Yo that dinosaur’s name and my name is the same
Pat O'Saurus? An Irish dinosaur?
What your name like?
Congrats Tremor, you just made it to space!
Very big pp
@Grizzy Bear what is wrong with you
Thanks guys. Nice Show & Tell. 👍👏👏
Ich bin stolz auf euch jungs.👍🇺🇸
Congratulations! I am so proud of you having a successful take off. I’m also proud of America again being in space. I watched Apollo 11 take off and whole deployment. Thank you so much for being our representatives. The dragon looks very comfortable. It is like going in a tight RV. Ha ha. Have a wonderful day.
So, no one's gonna ask how do they pee in that capsule?
They have vacuums
They have adult diapers
The Soyuz had a bathroom, I imagine this does somewhere also.
Actually, I think they have a space toilet onboard
Yeah I checked they do
Wow...a super successful endeavour indeed...Thulie from South Africa