NASA’s 2024 Artemis Moon Landing Mission Explained
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- čas přidán 19. 07. 2019
- Fifty years ago, Neil Armstrong took the first steps on the moon. With the announcement of the long awaited Artemis mission, NASA plans to send the first man and woman to the Moon's south pole by 2024.
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"As a result of Artemis, NASA will be able to establish a sustainable human presence on the Moon by 2028 to uncover new scientific discoveries, demonstrate new technological advancements, and lay the foundation for private companies to build a lunar economy."
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"Exactly 50 years ago on July 20, the world heard these famous words as Neil Armstrong lowered onto the surface of the Moon: 'That's one small step for (a) man, one giant leap for mankind.'”
NASA estimates it will need $20 billion to $30 billion for moon landing, administrator says
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"The space agency will need an estimated $20 billion to $30 billion over the next five years for its moon project, NASA Administrator Jim Bridenstine told CNN Business on Thursday. That would mean adding another $4 billion to $6 billion per year, on average, to the agency's budget, which is already expected to be about $20 billion annually."
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To be honest, I had not expected the public interest in space exploration would re-ignite during my lifetime. I am so excited that it now finally is!
What ur age?
Perhaps the rise of pragmatism over fantasy. Realizing that the Moon is a necessary step. Instead of going directly to Mars. People get excited when they realize it really can happen.
2032-35 maybe...
Yep thanks to Elon Musk
Blah blah blah, see you in hell once you are dead
And then before you know it the date will become 2028.
can i make a religon out of this
@@gvonc33 I am too
Only 22 likes!?!
Once I get to see it live at some point in my life I don’t care
@@gus9351 I've never seen in my entire life
"The Gateway" god that sounds so mystical
Sounds cool, but it’s terrible design.
That word made my pp hard
@@kokofan50 it's still just a concept design the design will change that also happened to International Space Station.
Maybe not.
Amela Damasco, the lunar toll booth is a terrible idea, and any mission architecture that uses it is is a terrible design.
imagine aliens finding out we are calling our solar system “deep space”
Imagine us whiping their stupid alien grins out of their stupid alien faces!
Lunar orbit is "deep space" _for now,_ as it is too far to reach in an emergency. Eventually, we'll need "deep space" to have a significant communication delay, and even occasionally be on the other side of the sun.
My guess is we would then see a virtually-perpetual unmanned exploration mission to the Oort cloud and other edge-of-system destinations. What we learn there and within the orbit of Neptune would inform the next redefinition of "deep space."
If we're extremely lucky as a society, "deep space" will eventually come to mean intergalactic space. I would expect a populated mission outside the galaxy would hitch a ride with a star heading that way already. Society would by then have become something I can't imagine, capable of accepting the kind of timelines involved.
When aliens have sufficent tech to contact us, let me know.
@@brian554xx Can't see an intergalactic adventure anytime soon, but we have to start somewhere. I can't see any of this happening in our or even our grandchildren's time, but sooner or later we will have the tech to really go deep space. However, I realize that that type of tech can take centruries to develop. I'm not talking sats that are allready pass pluto, but real human exploration.
@@ctbaw9484 That is what I had in mind as well, and a timeline orders of magnitude longer than my lifetime.
That moment when your nation is having a space race against itself.
Beautiful. Anything to prevent China from attempting to annex it like they’ve done with Tibet, Hong Kong, Taiwan, and are trying to do in the international waters of the South China Sea. They believe the moon has been Chinese territory since ancient times, look it up. Literally ANYONE capable of getting to space colonizing the moon before China is very necessary to keep tyranny from overrunning us.
@@UghIHateTheseThings Stand in solidarity against China :)
M Jami Yes my friend. The world is finally waking up to the atrocities of the CCP. ✊🇮🇳✊🇵🇭✊🇻🇳✊🇹🇼✊🇭🇰✊🇫🇷✊🇩🇪✊🇦🇺✊🇺🇸✊🇸🇪✊🇰🇷✊🇨🇦✊🇯🇵✊
China just had a new space mission too. The Gateway is supposed to be a MULTI NATIONAL space station for lunar operations.
NASA, Space X, Blue Origin, Boeing.... those are just the top ones👀
let me guess,
few years later:
2024: Nasa delayed moon landing mission
2030: Nasa delayed mars mission
With the people that have been fired within NASA.. I think playtime is over. The current administrator seems to be taking no shit and wants things done.
2020: The new president cuts funding to NASA
@@TheGargalon Gotta get dem handouts funded.
@FuranDuron space X is going to wipe the floor with NASA. For 5% of that $6B. Haha
@El Gusanillo Del Juego The person responsible for all the delays in human spaceflight was fired so that isnt very far from the truth really.
Flat Earthers be like: tHeY aRe dOiNg tHiS iN hOlLyWoOd
Hollywood aint that flat, dumbasses
@PaddyAngel I'm mocking the flat earthers, my keyboard is fine
@shyurdaretut lol haha funny using sarcasm ha I'm so funny
@shyurdaretut hahaha lol funny i laugh really hard u comedy bro lol hahahaahahndkejzhdowksnfnr
@shyurdaretut I'm Arabic and I'm having a stroke reading your comment
Wow, amazing. I remember the Apollo missions. I was 15 in 1969 when Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin landed on the moon.
I bet the 60’s were a great time to live in, such technological advances worth seeing again. Sayin this as a 14 y.o.
@@HistoryShell1786 Yes, they were. Thank you.
@@HistoryShell1786
The last 25 years were just as exciting, Think exo-planets, hordes of newly discovered dwarf planets, black holes... It's hard to keep up to date.
Really in your dreams and where landing in your mothers moon 🤣🤣🤣
Please stop stating nonsense as fact. We never went to the moon. Space may a final frontier but it's made in a hollywood basement. It was all a ploy to make you think you're small an infinitesimal so as to think you don't matter on a grand scheme of things and to keep your mind far from Father. :( The exact opposite is the truth though my friend.
Look below at the bots talking to themselves. Hec I will go as far as the comment I am replying to may also very well be a bot. Shalom brethren am praying for us all, that we all be changed.
And when they get there, they'll be greeted by Elon Musk and a thriving Moon base.
In your dreams nerd
Saito Hiraga lit bro... that’s exactly what’s going to happen
Not a chance, fanboy.
And when NASA gets to Mars, Mars will be green coz Elon had already terraformed it.
Saito Hiraga But, you will be eligible for free fill-ups at the Tesla supercharger station there.
Imagine if NASA and the military budgets swapped. 1 trillion for space 👍
Then Americans would all be speaking Chinese by the end of the year.
@@Danbalz the MSM propaganda machine is doing its job. How many Chinese navy fleets are sitting off-shore of the US coast? The Chinese have had an entire US battle ready fleet on their coast since 2016.
its gone to building a WALL.. thanks to TRUMP
I was going to say the same thing, but sadly I think the military budget will increase due to the current geopolitical situation.
@@ElPinitch You haven't heard of Chinese's aggression in South-East Asia? They're challenging probably every and all U.S. allies in the area.
Yeeeees!! I can sit next to my dad and get to experience the new moon landing with him like he did when he was a kid
Patrick Flanagan yesss
You mean the one produced and directed by Stanley Kubrick? Wake the FU
Lenny Bruiser ok troll lmao
@@LennyBruiser People like you are fucken annoying seriously. Do tell me , if we never went to the moon the 6 manned missions that went there. Where exactly did that Saturn 5 rocket which mind you is 363' tall go? Didnt just vanish... you fuckin moron. Youre an asshole you fuckin!- 👌
They already got Technology to reach moon in a matter of few Minutes..
Elon Musk: "Starship will fly past the Moon in 2023"
*_NASA has entered the chat_*
NASA is coming out swinging
@@andrewmorgan5541 Swinging in there chair doing nothing
@@lamppole what SpaceX have done? NOTHING.
@@jonasfelisilda5777 when was the last time astronauts used NASA véhicules to get to the ISS? 15 years ago? SpaceX did it last year. You’re a joke.
@@hamzapetridis206 wow, amazing 👁️👄👁️
SpaceX astronauts will host a big welcome party on the moon when the first NASA astronauts arrive.
That would never happen
funny
yep and they'll shake their dicks in peace
If bfr finishes before sls the first SpaceX astronauts will most likely be NASA astronauts so there's that
Spacex has no plans to land on the Moon as of now
"SLS will be the only rocket able to carry humans to deep space"
*Starship looking from afar*
Or new Glen. But that dream is still a decade away
SLS is still only CGI
@@supsup335 They say it will launch in 2 years
sls is not going to be ready.
Remember lads
SLS is Fake
The Artemis 1 launch today was awesome!
"Lunar colony" god thats amazing to imagine
Mars colony. Solar colony. Eventually turn the whole sun into a singular power source and get out of the solar system and into the galaxy.
We literally went from wagons to rockets in less than 200 years. I can definitely see this happening in 1000 years.
Radi Beer icbm to moons
Instead of War ... This mission will give something positive for humanity to aspire for !
Just imagine looking up at the moon and seeing the lights of civilization. Knowing people are looking back at you. Amazing, isn't it? Not to mention the same thing with Mars.
@@TasX cities in Mars and Moon will happen in 15-20 years.
Would be fun if NASA gave us a laser light show from the moon, we could stream the music to it around the globe 😊
actually that is a very interesting idea ! apart from the mission itself, they definitely should do something spectacular to mark that historic moment.
A laser shining from the moon would disperse too much to be easily detectable from Earth.
Michael Condon so no astronomical rave?
Ooooo
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Even if the chosen crater is permanently dark/light it isn't permanently visible from earth and likely not in ideal landing and visible conditions at once.
Feels like this could be the beginning of our space colonization adventures. Missions like these really excite me and I can't wait to see what the future holds
I'll see yah all in five years when this get recommended again.....
🙃😂😂
yup
Im from 5years into the future
They havent did it yet until 2035
cya
NASA: The SLS will be the only rocket than can get to deep space
Elon Musk: Hold my beer
Fan boy hows that POS starshit doing? Blows up every test..lol
@@andrewwilliams9419 These people dont understand how government funding works.
No NASA cant just cancel the SLS because some cowboys in texas welded together a canister of methane and oxygen that can hop.
@@andrewwilliams9419 I’d expect a stupid comment from a Red Wings fan
@@tomvarior5328 who said it had to be cancelled. SpaceX is just doing it better. That’s what private industry does
@@expo1403 easy now
Right now NASA is the leader of space that is for sure.
Love from India. 🇮🇳
@Lukas Kreutzer They do the most launches and are the most active in LEO right now so yes they are.
@Lukas Kreutzer They have been carrying the entire world for the past few decades now.
You spelled spacex wrong bud
NASA: "It will be the only rocket with the power necessary to carry astronauts and payloads beyond earth's orbit"
2023 Elon Musk: *On the moon*
2023 NASA: "We know a fake moon landing when we see one"
By 2024 musk will be on Mars not moon
Moon my Pani deep my hy .....or kuch nahi hy .....
Matt Anthony Spacex has no plans to land on the Moon
So NASA how did we land on the moon if these Rockets are the first to carry man and payload to the moon?
Matt it means China,Russia,Europe space agency,Japan has never gone to the moon wow matt.
I'm 19 and have always found space fascinating but never thought I would see missions to mars the moon, or even a new space station
Man i was 12 year old when they announced, that they will go back to the moon in 2020, i was really thrilled. Now iam 30 .........
In 1996 they begin to work on new space telescope James Web, they should lunch it in 2007, then twice in 2018 then 2020 and now they "plan" to lunch it in 2021. 10 billion dolar project ........
I can for sure say they are just liars and frauds, but i guess every generation have to figure it out by themselves ......
@@ufiCz well I understand the delays of the web telescope as it became more apparent that getting the telescope into space and calibrated to perfection was a huge task, that no one knew how to solve. And Musk is leading the Mars mission and grant it he is quite ambitious of his deadlines, but so far he has a good track record of coming through with his plans. Or if he cancels them then he give a logical reason as to why they had to let it go. I'm really excited to see a moon mission that is to establish a base, and even if they are a bit ambitious about there goals I truly believe there doing there best. Remember they are dealing with literal rocket science, an immense task that has so many variables that could go wrong, and they have to take their time to make sure they got it right, because the smallest of errors could send an entire billion dollar project that took the last 7 years to nothing but space debris.
50 years there were on the moon
several times don't make me laugh liars.
@Samuel Hildbrandt You will see fake missions but not real ones - all the missions are fake past, present and future.
Ok explain how starlink is magically working then? I believe some conspiracies but not the ones about fake space missions
One side project I’d like to see (though wouldn’t mind if it didn’t happen) is a mission taken out to visit all the Apollo Sites.
Like the site where Neal Armstrong became the first human to step onto the moons surface.
It’s not all important but I think it would be nice to revisit these sites so long after the Apollo Missions.
India is the first country to explore & study the uncharted territory of Moon's south pole, India launched a rocket few days ago to moon that will land on its south pole. NASA is using all the vital inputs from India to make this mission successful👍
So, none?
All the best and good luck NASA for your moon mission once again👍👍👍💜 love from India...😀😀😀
Hail isro
Why do you people always have to mention you're from India it is irrelevant to the topic and plus no one cares
@@9yearoldepicgamersoldier129 yeah yeah i am from earth happy now? Its kind of well wishes nonetheless no need to be so rude plus maybe there was a hidden mentioing to it as nasa is eagerly waiting for isro(indian space research organisation) moon rover to tell us about moons unexplored areas about helium osotopes and water which we prev didnt kniw and how they will extract it to mame clean energy and fuel
@@9yearoldepicgamersoldier129 you are no one...
@@9yearoldepicgamersoldier129 we don't need epic gamer soldier's opinion
*NASA:* We have the only rocket to take manned flights to deep space with the SLS......
*Elon Musk:* Hold my Tang...
@Blackjack Videos By ignoring people like you. See how easy that was for me to do. I've used science by letting you know this! This message has travelled through space to reach you!
@@tmseh I understand before there was arguments between Elon musk and nasa space veterans including neil Armstrong but elon musk proved it reusable rockets are possible and can reduce price of launch costs by far.
@@tmseh Did that guy even make sense? Read it twice, and it's still gibberish. What was he trying to say? That we can't go beyond the ionosphere? Next up: flatearthers...
@@AniMageNeBy It sounds like there were comments that either got deleted or reported for something. It sounds like we're jumping into the middle of an argument almost, which I find really annoying. I mean don't get me wrong, he/she is in desperate need of some ESL classes and they definitely score a solid 7/10 on the nut job scale (I've seen worse), but I really hate it when people report comments just because the person is being stupid. Unless it's legitimately hate speech, even dumb asses have the right to freedom of speech
@@maxk4324 Certainly. People may say what they want, even if it's stupid. Personally, I wouldn't even report or delete it when it *were* hatespeech - in the USA there is a different take on that than in Europe, where most countries have forbidden it, while it's allowed in the USA, as long as it's not inciting to actual violence or illegal actions against "races". (From a biological stance, this doesn't make sense anyway, since there is only one human race left).
But anyways, regarding this particular instance, I'm not entirely sure what you mean. The post tecum was alluding at and to which I answered, is still visible. So nothing, or at least not the relevant part, got deleted. And, well, we *are* on a public forum, viewable to all, and we all know it, so a "private discussion" is ludicrous as a notion: people will always respond, it's meant for that. If anyone wants a private discussion, he should pm someone.
So yes, reporting is not necessary, but responding certainly is allowed; that's what the forum is for, after all. Of course, if people themselves delete some posts afterwards, there is nothing that can be done about it, but then that is their choice, so any misunderstanding because of it is due to that as well, then. But in this case, it's about his comment about the ionosphere, and that's still there.
My favorite scene in the Cone-Heads is the "Tang" breakfast scene! Hey, hey! Men on the Moon!
ISRO also scheduled to launch the unmanned space vehicle to the south polar region,,...
Yeah...it launches this week!
Did u see the costing... We can go to moon 10 times successfully. Feel proud of jugaadu india. 😏
@Zeb Shah jugaadu is not an insulting word but. The effort we put in doing successful things is worth instead of spending tons... If the same amount we had managed it would still be huge and I would still encourage jugaad instead of wasting money.
@@elbaecc Today, actually. Fingers crossed.
Done and it's 15% more accurate
This is awesome but the technology doesn't look like it's gone through 50 years of development by the most advanced space agency in the world.
Until you look at SpaceX which is more on par with what you would expect
That’s because it hasn’t, they’re using shuttle engines and shuttle SRB’s which were developed in the 70’s, even the fuel tank is based on the shuttle orange tank and the 2nd stage based on the delta IV 2nd stage, the only new part is the Orion capsule
That's also probably because exploding ourselves upward is still the most efficient way of breaking free of Earth's gravity. There's only so much improvement you can make upon a rocket...
@@KSundstrom2 Yes and the next challenge is to not throw away the rocket after it flies, that's significant progress
Daniel Sykes Vlogs even than it is largely just an upgraded Apollo csm attached to a ESA ATV
In the year 2150 studentes will ask during hystory Lesson the question why it took over 50 years to go back to the moon.
‘We had that technology, but we lost it “ NASA. Sorry, but I don’t believe we ever had it
Or they'll learn the holy technology of making a stone axe from non-radioactive rocks
@@5x106 stfu conspiracy theories.
“congress.“
It was expensive and not valuable to go to the moon in the past. Today technology is much advance & cheap. Example is processing power in any iPhone is more than the power computers used to navigate Apolo to moon.
NASA: We Will Launch Artemis 1 In 2021
Corona:Hell No
I remember the Apollo missions very well! It'll be **awesome** to have astronauts on the moon again!
I **can't wait** for a permanent moon-base to be set up! It's definitely time that we did that!
Today's fact: It took the creator of the Rubik's Cube, Erno Rubik, one month to solve the cube after he created it; as of June 2018 the world record is 4.22 seconds.
Mate update your material it’s July 2019
Now its 3.47 seconds by some chinese kid
Brainium - Bm yeah yusheng du
MIT Mechanical engineering students have a robot which solves the Rubik's cube in under .5 seconds.
Today's solving is via algorithms and a library of steps so it's like comparing apples and oranges. Give someone who never played with a cube and then tell them to solve it. They will not solve it in 4 seconds. Solving something unknown verses repeating steps of prefigured known algorithms are two completely different things. If course the later is faster and should not be surprising at all.
Hope they manage to put a live stream too
Did Bigelow Aerospace play any part or talk in the gateway design?
Having both SpaceX and BlueOrigin is just like deciding between a solar panel and a wind turbine; they are circumstantialy more poweful but both good and useful.
They should take flatearthers with them to the moon. If this doesn't convince them, nothing will.
It wont convince them and also they actually don't deserve to be there.
The idiots have found out there is a 15 degree per hour drift (thanks Bob), and they still think the Earth is flat and stationary. Literally nothing will convince these idiots
We could build a scrap-made rocket. Fire them in orbit. Prove to them what the earth actually is and then leave them there as an experiment on long term isolation of stupid and arrogant individuals. Once they die either to lack of resources or incompetence it will turn into an experiment on what happens on decomposing bodies inside a spacecraft.
Win/Win
Skullcrusher430 That documentary is legendary
Please cover EVERYTHING Artemis.
Litterally every manned moon mission video: “And 50 years ago the famous words, that’s one small step for man and one giant leap for man kind”
Frog step or seaturtle step
In 2021 ISRO is also planning make a human spaceflight programme but it'll be a low earth orbit mission.
The astronauts or vyomanauts (vyoma means 'space' or 'sky' in Sanskrit) are being trained as of now.
Right
@@dewadattaa268 Naaaaa They failed the moon landing get that date delayed more
Nice explanation looking forward more videos from your channel .. All the best
I am learning lot from you thanks for detailed videos😊🤗
So good to see space exploration being carried out by many countries now.
Btw what track is being played in this video?
In just under 7hrs it will be 50yrs since man landed on the moon and in 13 and a half hours it’s 50yrs since Neil Armstrong set foot on the moon for the first time!!! What a day!
No the landing was today July 20th and moon walk was July 21st
I should point out that i live on the opposite side of the world to America so my time is different to American time
Landing and moonwalk we’re both 20th of July in America I think
50 years after that will be the 100th anniversary but whatever humanity would probably have completely wiped themselves at that point.
My bet is no earlier than 2030 and the private sector will go there before NASA
NASA relies heavily on Space X technologies since the reusability of rockets is at the forefront of us being a multi planetary species .
@@xmidgewon736 u bet buddy
Lol, not a chance. I like Elon, but there is no way he gets there before NASA. BFR isn't even built yet.
@@alexseguin5245 SpaceX has come further than NASAs SLS. The only part of the rocket NASA has built so far is the capsule and its abort system, they have so far ysed 13 billion dollars on developing those parts. Mean while SpaceX has made crew operations to the moon possible again with Falcon Heavy, drastically lowered costs of space travel and have already attempted hover tests with their star hopper, hoping to complete their mk1 starship by the end of 2019... So if you really think that SpaceX isnt in the lead in terms of ready available technology you need to read up.
@@FroddeB I think you're the one who needs to read up. NASA missions are already scheduled. SLS is about 80% built and it's several component are being tested right now. The thing seems one track to be operationnal by the end of the year.
BFR isn't even built, let alone tested yet. There's the hopper, but the actual BFR is a whole different ball game. Elon's very unrealistic estimate for it's first mission is in 2021, but even the most optimistic spaceX fan would have to recognize that's stretching credibility. We're probably looking more at 2023 or 2024 for a missions that would actually go to the moon.
I've always wondered why the shuttle wasn't a one way to the moon and a capsule for the trip back. The shuttle is certainly big enough to be a station
So I would like to ask this. So this year is 2021 so the Artemis space station in the lunar orbit will be launched. Will it be launched this year 2021
stop calling it deep space, thats just embarrassing for the future.....
premier69 she said "deep space" and proceeded to mention "the moon and mars" 😂
The long standing definition of deep space has been beyond Earth orbit. You don't get to redefine it just because you don't understand it.
@Cleveland Music didn't know that i must admit. still, don't you think it sounds silly?
@@premier69 out of context, yes.
@@premier69 they'll just call the rest interstellar space. And the meaning of deep space will probs change over time
Don’t damage a coil in one of the cryo tanks
Great Video !!! 5 Stars and Two Thumbs-Up Way Up !
this will never be the most powerfull rocket, the BFR will be finished before the SLS
The universe will be finished before the SLS.
And then JWST will launch.
Joren Baplu except sls is trl 7 and bfr is only trl 3
@@michiplays7142 That's because the SLS uses already proven tech, but spaceX is already testing and building. I believe they will catch up
Which will never fly abviously
The SLS is done being built, the only things left are to test the test articles and assemble the test vehicle and stress test that. After, all they have to do is assemble the rocket and launch it.
We would like to know more about findings on Mars and future missions to Mars for all the countries.
Remember it takes a hell of a long time to get to Mars, and that's only if we time it right. We need to wait until Earth and Mars are in line with our respective orbits, because a Martian year is alot longer than an Earth year. This means that any mission going to Mars will have to solely rely on the supplies they take with them. When it comes to the moon, it would take less than a week to get there, so you can send supplies from Earth every now and then
@@HazarTulum mars gravity is larger than earth's gravity ?
@@darkseid856 No, Mars' gravity is around 38% of the gravity we experience on Earth
I look up at the moon and wonder when will be be going back. and who will that be
Quite incredible the way it has explained and does anybody know what's the soothing background music playing ?
Happy 50th anniversary!!
Same to you!
Same to you
Of the fake landing! :D
NASA : 3:11 - 3:19
Elon : Hold my rockets
Where i come from we call a guy like musk a zwetsbek
The Gateway station needs a dedication plaque to Michael Collins and all the other Command module pilots who remained in lunar orbit while their Apollo colleagues got to walk on the service. It sounds like it will basically perform the same function on a more long term basis.
“I wanna go with them, but I’m only 14 , but I’ll still go”
Astronauts should do moon walking like Michael Jackson 🌚🌝👽
😂😂
They indeed should honor the king of moonwalking
Whole world love to see that...
As much as I too would love to see that, I think if an astronaut proposed the idea of walking backwards in a low mobility pressurized suit with no rearward visibility on an uneven terrain filled with almost exclusively sharp rocks (since there's no atmosphere to weather down the sharp edges) NASA would throw a fit.
What? With a naked small boy inside their suit? Are you kidding?
As much as I am excited for this to happen, I feel that NASA will end up delaying the mission when the time comes..
But props to them for setting a deadline and bringing the hype back to space travel. Hopefully the attention will give them the necessary funds and development to succeed.
No problem.. Elon is already getting ready to go to the moon.
Nasa can always buy seats in Starship.
3 years later and we're still waiting. Postpone, postpone.. It's almost as if they don't want to go. All the successful rockets that are launching weekly, but they have a fuel leak...
This is fantastic. I can't wait to see that mission accomplished.
Is it possible they could have the Ascent engine sitting just above the descent engine, with a channel allowing the ascent engine to be fired around the descent engine ?
India is launching a rocket to the moon today!
Ummm. The US sent someone to the Moon 50 years ago haahahaha. Took India 50 years to catch up?
@@toscodav Why so disrespectful?
@@toscodav not to the south pole. India sent it to the south pole
Unmanned tho. But still .... NASA didn't even do that.
India is sending a rover to the moon, and it didn’t even reach the moon yet. Far easier than sending a manned rocket.
30b$? Isn't cheaper to pay Elon just a few b$ for a ticket on a starship? For that amount of money i bet u could buy a whole starship ;)
Not really, musk loves to overpromise and underdeliver, it promised the average cost of space x launchs would be 65 million dollars, howrever in 2019 the estimated costs of space x launchs is 156 million dollars and in 2020 it will be 256 million dollars less than 5% cheaper than the other alternatives. If NASA decided the SLS needed to be disposable is because they knew reusable rockets are a money pit, the use SpaceX rocket because otherwise they would be using Russian rockets.
moreover, the SLS rocker is based on experience it uses technology from the 70's and 80's because it works, liquid hydrogen has nearly triple the energy density of methane, steam engines were invented in the year 56 in rome, and is has been doing useful work since the 16th century, yet, the steam engine is the best way to generate electricity today, is more efficient than wind turbines, and solar panels, and pretty much everything else except for hydropower
Back to the SLS, You need 4 kg of oxygen to burn 1 kg of methane to produce 55MJ of energy, so in reality the energy density of LCH4+LO2 is 11MJ/KG, Now you need 8KG of oxygen to burn 1KG of methane to produce 144MJ of energy, so the energy density of LH2+O2 is 16MJ/KG, around 50% more power with the same weight, weight that can be used to carry more cargo.
Pay ISRO few hundred million and done to moon
GHOSTciu America spends like 600B+ on military 30b is like 5 bucks to that
@@officialasim6772 *700B+
The Power of Dreams it prob goes up 100b every year govt can’t spend 30b on a space program? Wish I picked where my tax money goes
I really hoped Chandrayaan 2's data could have helped the Artemis mission. 😔
It will orbiter is still there and we can hope for recommendation with Vikram
SnipeStorm 🤣🤣🤣
SnipeStorm exactly, I respect what they are doing but in all seriousness they need to clean up the country and so many other things.
wouldnt of
Didn't they find water? That's already a big help
Please make a video on gaganyan mission 2022
NASA : we will go to the moon in 2024 again .
Meanwhile
Isro : we will land the chandrayan 2 on moon in 2 weaks the rocket have been uplifted 😂
aaddiPlayz - Minecraft Landing men on the moon and getting them home is a lot different than sending rovers
So you consider :
1) sending a rover,orbiter and lander &;(isro)
2) sending humans and getting them back both as the same achievement.(nasa)
👏👏👏👏👏👏..
Wow only 50 years ..but only getting better.... 😉
But we are curious creatures since Year 1 . Boy it's a experience that the universe will always remember. Good or bad 👾👽👾👽💫
I like your attitude
Pls cover all of them
so many things about space programs in 2020 - 30s if all these will complete with success then these decades will be a hell of a journey, if countries or other commercial companies independently can afford to do such things imagine what would they be able to do if all work together its just mind blowing
It will be great when Nasa.SpaceX have done everything for the second time in 50 years. I wont hold my breath for something new.
ISRO might have a maned moon mission just before NASA. Like in 2022. But it will be smaller comparatively!
You gotta cover the James Webb Telescope launch!
Great Series!
NASA is more in a business of making awesome CGI renderings of things that will never be, rather than actual space exploration.
Let's give credit where credit is due. NASA has already been to the moon half a century ago, they don't have anything to prove.
Just because you're ignorant of all of NASA's achievements doesn't meant they don't exist.
And idiots always seem to burn the brightest
you do understand that without the effects they put on galaxies, you wouldn't even see the actual design of it? Hubble's telescope is like a camera in space, they overlap those photos with other telescopes like the Spitzer Space and Chandra X-Ray telescopes to give you the best possible looking image of the galaxy possible! YOU CAN'T see X-Rays with the human eye.
*Sheep are easily fooled, they don't know how well the Jesuits do theater... most of them don't even know what a Jesuit is....*
I guess by the time nasa reaches moon ; spacex might have colonized mars.
Real M dude shut up. He said the goal of space x is to colonize Mars and become a multi planetary race.
Nasa has already been to the moon several times...
Little tip: use the escape system to get a small boost :D
Great video, and I am super pumped to see SLS fly, however you will need to provide a reference for 3:08 because I highly doubt anyone from NASA would have said what you claimed. While this may be true for crew (assuming SpaceX doesn't beat them to it) there are numerous rockets which can and do carry payloads beyond earth's orbit. These include but are not limited to Delta IV Heavy, Falcon Heavy, Atlas V, Long March 3B (albeit only to the moon so far, so not deep space yet), and likely more that I have forgotten or don't know about (I limited it to rockets still in service). Given that many of those payloads were NASA payloads (eg curiosity used an Atlas V, Parker solar probe used a Delta IV Heavy, etc) you can see why I doubt they ever made such a claim about the SLS.
When will Blue Origin or SpaceX land on the moon?
When will Blue Origin start exploiting sub-minimum wage workers on the moon?
@@massimookissed1023 ive subcontracted for SpaceX and Telsa.
Seen what he does.
Musk is no better.
@@massimookissed1023 need to exploit the lesser minds to further the human race
Long before NASA get's the boondogle SLS built, that's for sure
Space X might , blue origin not in a million years
I can’t wait. It’s gonna be awesome watching a moon landing in my lifetime
please make a video on the gateway
You should cover every launch
A lot of NASA here and there in this video but not a single word about the fact that the Lunar Orbital Gateway is a joint effort between NASA and the space agencies of Europe (ESA) , Russia (Roskosmos) ,Japan (JAXA) and Canada (CSA). Also, the service module that will take NASA's Orion spacecraft to the moon and back to earth will be an advanced version of the European Automated Transfer Vehicle ATV, build in Germany.
meanwhile spaceX with half the funding already has plans for mars
@@honkhonk8009 that's respectful
Damn the Artemis/Orion looks like a revamped
Version of the Saturn V
Pretty sure that’s intentional
The next decade in space is going to be so freaking exciting.
I thought of an easy solution to this problem. Fill the airlock with water when they returned to the ship. There has to be an airlock to separate the internals of the ship from the exterior. When the luner dust gets wet it should no longer be airborn.
Waiting for them to get to the moon is like waiting for the James Webb to lift off. Duh!?
The sls is almost complete
@@yubiknakarmi3266 as opposed to the jwst
NASA dont fail the first moon landing ^^
Bruh
Thank you for sharing.
why didn't you compare the sls to the space x star ship?
Why isn't space-x doing the rocket?
BFR?
sls is trl 7 while bfr is only trl 3
@@michiplays7142 but space x is the best
they are, the prototype "starhopper" is test flying in a few days.
So why is Nasa doing this?
@@haimbender something about congress, contractors and jobs... (politics pretty much)
Why not just use SpaceX BFR?
Because BFR will not be funded by congress and will not create jobs in every state
@@TheGargalon exactly. Everyone complains about the price without realizing the overwhelming majority of that money is put right into the economy and job creation.
Because the last test just blew up in flames?
You can't get to the moon on hopes and dreams. When the BFR is actually built I'm sure they'll use it.
William S It didn’t blow up in flames. It just hopped 20m recently.
@@jasonkloos6348 that's the problem. Even though it make people have job the company behind it also doing it for money. That mean they will charge as much as they can suck until dry. Those company sucking goverment money as much as they could. That's why spaceX came in and try to distrupt this stupid scheme. And make humanity great again
Could they use an alternator in space to generate power? Use solar power to spin in zero g an produce more then they use.
Please do a brainstorming on how the gateway will be launched into the lunar orbit. Quite Interested !!
That American spirit is incredibly strong, I have no doubt they will as they say. Respect from Russia.
But the fact is . moon war is started from your disputes. respect from india to both usa and Russia
Man i was 12 year old when they announced, that they will go back to the moon in 2020, i was really thrilled. Now iam 30 ......... And i can for sure say they are just liars and frauds, but i guess every generation have to figure it out by themselves ......
30 billion for the next 5 years. That's peanuts!
Especially compared to how much the US spends on war.
When did $30 billion become peanuts? That's nuts!
Have you seen how much the US put into their military each year? It's way higher than that.
Its like 0,04% of the GDP
Michael McFeely it’s pretty cheap compared to Apollo
I wonder what the revised schedule is for the lunar missions.
how can i apply ?
Try to do ISRO's chandrayan-2
please shut up about india, its getting annoying already
They have made one already.
Done it
@@JushBJJ no one asked you.