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Lavie154
Registrace 27. 12. 2015
Artemis I - Cinematic
A short cinematic video I made using archival footage from NASA's Artemis 1 mission.
Soundtrack: "Heroes" - Richard Blair-Oliphant
(a.k.a. the When We Left Earth theme)
Soundtrack: "Heroes" - Richard Blair-Oliphant
(a.k.a. the When We Left Earth theme)
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The Space Shuttle Iceberg
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The Iceberg: lavie154/status/1462283292779036673 So this is an entirely off-the-top-of-my-head one-take explanation video of the Space Shuttle Iceberg that I made today. There's a lot of interesting stuff in here and I tried my best to cover it all. Let me know what you think!
Lavie154 - Scott Manley's Runway Project: Season 2 Round 2 - Shitpost
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A shitpost for my submission in Scott Manley's Runway Project, Season 2, Round 2.
VULFPECK /// Joe Dart Beastly Solo @ LA Greek (but I can't hold a phone camera)
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Not what I normally post on here, but I went to this show a while back and thought this would be cool to put up.
Boston Man Declares War on Finland (And Loses)
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PERKELE MAN! EJ's Stream: twitch.tv/EJ_SA
"Nope" - an EJ_SA short.
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Thanks a lot to EJ_SA at www.twitch.tv/ej_sa for the laughs. Go check him out-great space streamer.
Красивая ракета! Но «Сатурн-5» лично для меня по-прежнему остаётся вне конкуренции.
Nasa sls❤
youtube.com/@aboutexistence1?si=hYSOZG2DJlwLPrKc
SLS launch was a spectacular launch, like a sunrise!
Great soundtrack, BUT AWFUL UGLY moon animation!!!!!!!!!! THE EARTH IS FLAT
Lavie this is 🔥
Интересно! Подача воды осуществляется сразу после включения кислородно-водородных двигателей. Для отвода лишнего тепла и во избежании подгорания нижней части ракеты-носителя.
czcams.com/video/RMtKPm5Vcfc/video.html
Amber rockets and red moons. I'm freaking excited 🎉
ARTEMIS 1 : CINEMATIC CINEMATIC 303 CINEMATIC 306 CINEMATIC 303 CINEMATIC 304 CINEMATIC 204 CINEMATIC 207 CINEMATIC 104 ARTIMES 1 : 1. 3 = Tiga wilayah cina 0. = 0 bulatan di tiga wilayah cina 3. = sama di bulatin di 1 kepingan 2. Sama seperti di cina 304 sama beandingnya tidak ada bedanya 🕋🌈🌈🌈🌈👍👍👍👍👍👍
This reminds me off films from 1969 but this time in 4K!!
This demonstrates the difference between NASA doing something great the first time, and SpaceX blowing up their Starship on ascent the first time.
В NASA - профессионалы. Традиции, школа. Все выверено. У Илона Маска- энтузиазм, но детишки ещё только учиться. Им многое еще предстоит понять.
Missing the original sound
อนุญาติให้ปล่อยจรวดคับ ครับห้ามติดหัวรบ รับทราบรับปติบัตรคับ วันที่๑และ๑๖ วันหวยออก เสียงโชคได้ เล่นหวยได้เล่นหุ่น ได้ อย่าลืม กลับนะครับ สู้ๆ กันไว้เผื่อแม้งเทราะกัน และไม่ยอมเลิก เข้าใจความหมายมั้ยครับ
SUPER!! Well done on editing, soundtrack, and story of progress on ARTEMIS!! I did the same for a model of James Webb Space Telescope...... this is Part 6, "Bonus Video", czcams.com/video/kgMbsVfYbCg/video.html But this is my "Final Build" of the unfolded 'JWeST' Part 5 ..... czcams.com/video/FvM09O20EY0/video.html You Might recognize the soundtrack of #5 video....
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So, why the night time launch?
the launch window for a lunar mission this time of year required a night launch
Arrêtez avec votre musique de merde ! Nous on veut écouter le bruit des moteurs, bon sang !
The new Star Trek has begun.
Absolutely LEAPT from the launchpad!
it all started in 1957 with Sputnik
So Americans are struggling to survive, let's throw billions at this....time and a place, and this isn't either one. Fix your country first before wasting money you don't have.
NASA’s budget as a percent of the US’s total has only steadily declined since the 60s. The device you typed that on is directly descended from the technology development from the Apollo guidance computer. Spaceflight returns 3-14x the money invested into it in terms of economic impact to the U.S. and regularly leads to life changing technological developments. I’d say our space program is doing fine. We can afford to take care of our citizens and keep a strong focus on progress. There are much more pressing issues in the US budget than 0.2% of it (Artemis budget) for a program that has only returned good.
cringe comment from a cringe account
... so beautiful
Have to admit this music suits Saturn V launch than Artemis... The sound, vibrations and the trail of those mighty F1 engines is unmatchable to any space launch vehicle.. That was a majestic creation indeed..
Amazing video with the music of When We Left Earth. I love how you synchronized the images with the music. Congratulations on your work, looking forward to Artemis II 🤜🤛👨🚀
I want back the Saturn V
Он чрезвычайно дорог в изготовлении!
Hail, Artemis!
After so many decades, it is nice to see such a large vessel near the moon again. I hope that soon man will step on its surface again.
Just so cool...maybe more like this from NASA. Slick but not too slick. Well done.
Beat Saturn V By Insane Power
Where is the original footage for 1:10? I can’t find this view anywhere else on the internet and I would love to watch the clip play in it’s entirety
Artemis 1 engineering cams. Its on NASA's website
Spectacular, but not as much as a launch of SATURN V which will remain the most powerful rocket ever built.
The Saturn V produced 7.8 million pounds of thrust. The SLS produces 8.8 million pounds of thrust. SLS is more powerful than the Saturn V
@@yeetusdeletus742 It is not false, but the SATURN V can carry 130 tons in low orbit instead of 95 tons for the SLS. ,Moreover SATURN V did not need a rocket propellant and was able to simultaneously launch into space and towards the Moon a second spacecraft capable of landing on the moon. We don't share the same notion of power: you're talking about thrust!
@@erebus8579 but second spacecraft do has a benefit, like the station, we can land anywhere on the Moon without any delays
@@idk_itsme. I don't quite understand your comment: The Lunar module on board the Saturn V was able to land on any place on the Moon at a desired time. I emphasized that Saturn V was capable of carrying two spacecraft the CSM and the Lunar Module simultaneously, no other rocket does and will do the same. The SLS rocket is unable to do this.
@@erebus8579 but with the station (the program includes the moon station) they would access any zones in a desired time and they would do experiments directly onto that station and eventually colonize the Moon
This decade is going to be a wild ride
Stunning! Should have sent a poet,words fail me to describe how beautiful this is.
Masterwork
Are there any sources of launches where they just keep the one angle instead of changing it constantly every few seconds?
Ну все Голивуд точно спалился, 1:59 белое сопло, 2:01 уже чёрное
I been waiting for this goddam video since that morning!
Good artmis I on moon space satelite science module
Awesome rocket! Lovely clip production!
"We came in peace, for all mankind."
When I was a kid, my biggest ambition was to be a space shuttle commander, landing a giant glider with the aerodynamics of a brick from 400 kilometers up. I was disappointed to hear that they would be retired in 2011. But I think I’ll settle for the space shuttle’s true successor.
Meanwhile, Starship is STILL languishing on the ground, yet to do a Moon flyby……🤔🤔🤔
It failed to launch (exploded on midflight) on it's first flight
Beautiful…humane endurance 🏆
How about you play the actual sound, tone down the music.
It's music apollo 17
All these years later and we are still using rockets to get to the moon.
What do you suggest?
@@yassassin6425 A time machine to go back and cut the shuttle program in half and use the money for R&D to get us out of the rocket era.
@@glopnessm0nster144 Using what technology precisely? Ion and nuclear drive are the way forward and this the R&D that you speak of will rely upon private sector funding.
@@yassassin6425 You do know what R&D stands for right? We need to find new technologies that do not exist yet. We havent been looking enough yet.
@@glopnessm0nster144 R&D relates to perfecting and developing technologies as much as nascent and novel ones. In terms of applied rocketry, ion drive and nuclear drive are new technologies that don't exist yet.
The power of the SLS solid rocket boosters upon ignition was powerful enough to knock both elevator systems out of commission on the mobile launch platform blowing the doors into the shafts and wrecking the hell out of the lifts. Mighty human engineering
They threw away 4 perfectly good space shuttle engines for a program everyone knows only exists to steal tax dollars to keep pointless rocket factories open.
They’re using left over resources from the STS and constellation program, the current way rockets work is to throw away stages that have rocket engines on them, the pointless part is your ignorant comment, we’re going to go mine resources on the moon regardless of what you think. The point of nasa is to find out whats out there in our universe and we need rockets to do that. For the sake of wasting money, they would’ve wasted even more if they’d trashed this current program to go back to the moon.
How come they never took pictures of the former Apollo sites? I was looking forward to that, and silenced all the conspiracy people who said We never went to the moon.
THEY DID: Japanese moon mission "KAGUYA" (SELENE) in 2007 & American mission LRO (Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter) in 2009 both did take pictures of all Apollo landing sites!
@@nizaru100 Thank you! I didn't know. I just checked it out awesome!
@@RFKFANTS67 Welcome, & guess that still with these evidences some people refuse to believe! Greetings from 39 old , Marruecos
@@nizaru100 People now days are just ignorant even with facts and quick to judge. Same one's that do not believe in life on other planets and solar systems can exist either. Often saying why then? Do they not make contact? Because if they have light speed capability we are primates compared to them. take care Marruecos! Apprerciate the comeback. age "56"
@@RFKFANTS67 Well Thank you Sir (I love the English formal speech, thus i hate ''dude'', ''hey, Men!! '' etc..), but Marruecos means Morocco in Spanish , thus I meant I'm from Morocco, But, as a scientist (by my studies) we must not confuse between believing the authenticity of a fact (moon landing) & opinions or speculations about life on other planets etcc , these questions are still in debates between scientist.