SpaceX Crew-1's return to Earth - See the highlights
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- čas přidán 2. 05. 2021
- SpaceX Crew-1 astronauts Victor glover, Shannon Walker, Michael Hopkins and Soichi Noguchi are back on Earth after 167 days in space. See the highlights of their return from hatch close to splashdown. SpaceX's Crew-1 astronaut mission to the International Space Station in photos: www.space.com/spacex-crew-1-a...
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Imagine being able to say in every job interview, "Well, I haven't lived my entire life on Earth."
Aeroplane
Just jump and for that one moment you’re not on Earth repeat it as long as you want.
You're a dumbass
Imagine decades later saying I’m from mars to your inner date?
@@gratefuldoge8598 you are still technically on earth because you are in the atmosphere
Am I the only one who gets emotional watching these missions? This is such a massive accomplishment, I don't think a lot of people appreciate how much work goes into making it all happen.
yip, always feel overwhelmed with the progress. But I also feel sad because I don't think ill experience the fruits that this labour will bring us, I hope to experience space and the views and the micro gravity before I die.
I rarely cry. But I absolutely lose it every time I watch the video of JPL mission control confirming Curiosity’s touchdown on Mars in 2012
What a time to be alive!
@@fortherecordZA WATTBA!
No, you're not the only one who cries. I also cry when i see humans so soft and squishy with spongy brains, that they're willing to accept everything the military industrial complex tells them as truth.
So proud of you SpaceX and NASA. Damn good job.
Bravo!
So proud they can return from ISS ~400 km orbit in 2021, 50 years after NASA had returned several missions from the Moon. Such WOW
@@AntonKX86 Too bad, without SpaceX, NASA will rely on Russia's Suyoz to send astronauts to ISS that obviously cost a lot of tax payer's money.
it's all fake dorks
@@AntonKX86 How do you know it's real? Elon is all about CGI and AI... AI is BS.
"Welcome back to Planet Earth, how are you feeling?" "Errrr, Pretty heavy."
😂
😂
They never left earth atmosphere clearly it took 2hrs that is just a trip to the top almost space. Still no stars no planets no moon or sun live ....smh ppl are so 😒 they are hiding another still hence the thermal video of landing ....not transparent at all waste of money ...
@@dtruth6550 it took six months?
"We'll see you back on Earth." is just the coolest thing I have heard today.
Cringe factor 10. Fake!
I would have never even thought I would see this in my lifetime, so much progress! I just hope I am alive to see them land on Mars. Thanks for this post!
Same
Of course we all know that all of those people are CGI. The space station is flat, so you couldn't actually have people in there :-)
@@deanroddey2881 LOL, Nice. Sadly many FE's will agree with you.
@@deanroddey2881 Donald Trump is CGI too
Unfortunately, people who go to Mars under the US program will die in space. But you all believe the main thing, because otherwise it will not be possible to deceive you))
Congratulations on a safe and healthy return! Proud of our astronauts and technicians who work so well together!
All the Best for the Future.
In what Color do you want your neuralink?
@@vincentstohr2216 thats racist
Kenapa di dalam stasiun luar angkasa itu terlihat berserakan?
Apakah tidak bisa dibuat yang rapi?
🙄
For the rich.
Sssssz...
No matter how much this becomes routine, I still get emotional and amazed...
It's fake.
Punda nee emotional avara alavuku avan inna centiment padam ah poduran.?
@@hotheadedjoelhaha so is the hair on your ex presidents head.
@@mike5162 You mean You're ex Prez. 😆😳
I really don't see how anyone can say blasting off to space could be routine
The space suits are like ,, lot of sci-fi movies
Elon is living our childhood dream*
wonder why he hasnt been on a trip yet
@@MrZH5gk Probably his insurance, Company share holders, and proper training keep him on the ground. he would just get in the way.
NASA did the heavy lifting for him.
he will eventually get there tho, just need a right time, the way bezos did with blue origin and richard branson did with virgin galactic
@@geraldsentences7729yeah man everything require's time , but some people doesn't wants to understand that , its not drive through , its a frekin space tour !!
The way elon is , hoping he is cooking something soecial !
Really wish there was video from inside the capsule during re-entry. The colors would be awesome.
There no video cuz that never happened, wake up
Pendejo
Heat from the re entry is at plasma level, radio/video signal are easily lost inside of that plume sonit's basically impossible/mega hard to get any signal from and to the capsule.
@@rikiz98 but they can store that video locally on a small SD card right?
@@fx_fleep these public videos are livestreams not pre recorded footages.
Congrats to everyone involved, amazing job, you put a massive smile on my face!
"Its amazing the things we can accomplish together." Space x and nasa two thumbs up ! :)
对中国来说很简单 因为他们有规划 每天进步一点点 长期就能登上太阳
@@user-dr4gi3eg4i in the sun? What the gibbly gobbler are you talking about mate bloody hell high af
@@aronchangepfp6643they will ofc go there during the night. It will be too hot during the day 😂
The splash down is such a huge force I can’t imagine how they feel. Would be nice to see the interior as they touch down.
16 mph
You are not the only one who get emotional watching this. It is astonishing!!! A miracle!!!
The 'miracle' of CGI. Yawn.
All those wires and switches and everything else just makes me appreciate these guys and the engineers who put all this together, incredible
What an age we live in! Exhilarating & exciting we can almost forget the other failings and frailties of this species as this endeavour compensates for them. Fantastic! Space is a teaser. Great going!
All of this stuff today just seems so unreal and more like a movie. Just amazing how much has changed the last few years.
That's how you know it's real, because it look's so fake! Lol. We will believe anything! Just like we think we went to the moon in 1969!! Played golf, drove a jeep, and talked to the president. Yes we will believe anything!
@@kylezirpolo9495 yeah, the 1969 moon landing was faked, but Stanley Kubrick was such a perfectionist, he wanted it to be filmed on location
@@totallynoteverything1. That's a good one, to bad they can't go back because they lost all the data and tapes and it's a painful process etc.
@@kylezirpolo9495 well, they have no other reason for going there, except for harvesting helium 3 for fusion reactor technology, which is still experimental
@@totallynoteverything1. Keep telling yourself that.lol
SpaceX has done amazing work! As per me, NASA exploration helped SpaceX & now SpaceX will help NASA to go beyond!
If I can redo my life, I'd study to be a astronaut. What an amazing life experience to have.
Absolutely spectacular when Humans come together we can accomplish the impossible! Thanks for sharing video!
I absolutely agree. When things get kind of sketchy and dark SpaceX, NASA and all the other cooperating agencies are a brilliant source of light and hope.
Yes. Stanley Kubrick would be so proud...
@@scottjustscott3730 if every space agency would combine their funding and technology humans would of been on mars 20 years ago
no, theres nothing to do with you, or any human "come together"
It's elon musk and spaceX staff who came through all the laugh, mock, difficulties, who eventually got to this stage
it has nothing to do with you or anyone else.
all these supporters are champion fans who only support champions and think they are part of the success story.
But unfortunately no
@@apollo-eu4fk would've or would have. There's no such thing as would of. Stay in school kids. If every space agency bla bla bla it would've created such a bloated convolution of a beurocracy we never would've made it off the pad.
Imagine the feeling of coming back to earth like damn I be so happy
Very cool. I wonder what it feels like to stand on your feet and feel gravity pulling down on you after 6 months of total weightlessness !
Technically speaking they are not in 0 gravity, they are in constant free fall. The ISS is not in space, but as matter of fact in the orbit at height of 250-260miles above the ground. Or aprox 400kilometers above the ground. Gravity is still nearly 90% as strong as at the Earth's surface.
@@jonihonkala1193 is zero G ever reached during coasting to the moon or beyond into deeper space?
@@jonihonkala1193
1. The ISS is in constant freefall and is experiencing 0 apparent weight, which is essentially 0 G.
2. 'Space' starts at 100km, the ISS is well into space.
After landing the rescue team carry’s them and put them in what looks like wheelchairs to avoid any spine or other injuries.
It was amazing to watch this reentry. Congrats!
I've never seen RCS firing like that in the dark
I don’t know about dragon but the starships rcs thrusters are loud
They are hypergolocmthrusters so will look a bit different from the cold gas ones were used to
Not the same kind of RCS as you probably know from Kerbal Space Program. These are a bit more like small rocket engines, there's fuel being burned, and they're making their own light.
Cold gas thrusters, like you do see on KSP, are used on the Falcon 9 boosters for their RCS. Watch some of the booster landing videos, you'll see them. They look quite different!
almost no one ever has.
I can already here the KSP space music
I wish they showed the cockpit during reentry and chute deployment. Either way marvelous!
It's crazy how much more advanced this pod looks than it did just 20 years ago
All this technology and we get 1960s quality footage thanks NASA.
There is actually 8k footage of space station.
This re-entry was done during the night. So cameras wont see any shit in the sky stupid.
After being almost inured to the disappointment of human behavior over the last few years I once again see human beings at their best and I have hope rekindled.
You do realize this nonsense is fake right?
@@brandonschmidt6023 You're crazy if you think all this is CGI 😂 Literally go down to the Cape and watch a launch in real life
@@brandonschmidt6023 🤦
@@brandonschmidt6023 Go back to your hole.
@@brandonschmidt6023 fuck you are stupid. You don't understand so it must be fake, right?
After a couple days of being weightless in an enclosed environment, walking on a rocking boat and breathing that ocean air is prolly a little jolt to the senses. You know, like walking without roller skates on after you've been skating all night. totally same thing
Couple days? Try six months. That’s how long they’ve been there.
@@frederalbacon totally same thing
More like half a year bud
@@koolhwhip5243 totally same thing
Just amazing how far we've come, but also how far we still need to go 🖖🏼
SALM
Dude some people call me a conspiracy theorist.. but this is just DOPE. Salute to the hardworking people that make this stuff possible for us to watch.
Welcome home. God bless all of you.
Would be nice if you could show the video from inside cabin the moments they're breaching the atmosphere, the shakes...
I think that is clarified
Its bad practice, and kinda bad luck to do.
If anything were to go wrong, it'd make for horrifying footage. And when its tried its kinda bad luck. For example the only time there was ever live footage on a passenger aircraft from the cockpit, it crashed.
@@nidejo4821 don't believe bad lack...
@@casparow123 Easy for you to say, since you're just on earth.
@@helloworld2784 don't think so, its a mater of your belive. I believe in God's will and superstitious are kind of disbelief in Him.
Truly masters of their craft.
We are watching the beginning of the end of the astronaut as this sort of emotional human.. the hugs, the professional camaraderie. In 10 years, if not sooner, these events will be commonplace and not all people working in space will be as highly trained and vetted as these people. There will be a levelling of standards and different peer cohorts will become established. Space is becoming less mysterious. Some amazing times in which we live.
So dope. Congrats to Elon and SpaceX on this first return of crew
Amazing. The United States landed people on the moon, and now, with tears in their eyes, they are watching as they were returned from earth orbit...
It's so incredible
Watching from South Africa
Absolutely Amazing love and best wishes to them all x
One day we'll be looking back saying "I can't believe the re-entry stage meant subjecting the craft to those temperatures and are you serious they used parachutes !?"....
yeah parachutes attatched to a craft thats supposedly like 100s if not thousands of degrees hot. gotcha
@@mikhaelcouchman8783 yeah, you know like how they are taped and tied with string to the heat plates...
Sometimes they have to reach out the window and hold them with their hands.
,,,,,,, Future technology is going to make smoke flames and dangling from material look really dangerous is what I'm saying .
Great to watch -- thank you! Woulda been very good to see all the crew exit the capsule.... (People in Japan waiting to see Noguchi, etc.)
It was very disappointing indeed as the feed was cut on purpose.
I do too! I’m emotional. It’s amazing what we do.
This was just awesome to watch!!!
Simplesmente FANTÁSTICO 🇧🇷🇧🇷
Still grinning at a past video i saw of an astronaunt trying to walk after landing from space..he said it was the most tiring walk of all his life trying to beat gravity all over again
That achievment on humankind for the history is no words to impress..
Absolutely amazing, going to and coming home from space, it's like going to the mall and then coming home. It must be a great feeling, it is definitely a great great accomplishment. God bless all involved.
I'll be waiting for the day the astronauts would exit their space capsule and go straight to Duty Free.
How about go straight to theyre garage where they park theyre spacecar after going for work on the lunar base
@@carcas3d someday.... someday...
They all got vaccines?
Virgin Galactics have this airplane like landing so their space tourism would pretty much shorten the post landing shenanigans. The only thing is theirs just for space tourism and not for ferrying astronauts to and fro from ISS
That's a good one they should duty free for free
Amazing!
I'm wondering if one day doors could be bigger. Just to have a more epic "walk out" of the ship. :D
I was out taking night time photos of celestial bodies and there on my camera was this thing I had no idea what it was. I had no idea about SpaceX at the time as far as their launch/Re-entry. I knew it was the wrong shape for the space station. So after examining the photos inside later and did some research I discovered it was SpaceX.
Nice photos
Brilliant..well done all 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Bro it’s so sad that before this, many astronauts once they launched, they never got to see there family ever again. I’m so happy that these people actually get to see there family once again
they lived the rest of their life in space?
@@vansonchang777 most of them did, meaning that they couldn’t see any of there family
@@josephgonz4538 lol no one has “lived in space forever” they always come back to earth or have died
People died on the re entry
Very Sad for Kaplan chawla with all crews they’re never returned ever 😢
I feel amazing when I get home from a 3-day trip... imagine the feeling of getting home after 6-months in a metal tube in space lol
thank you for your serving. Welcome back home 🥰
I wish we were all alive when space travel begins to resemble episodes of startrek. First contact. Maybe one day. Would be cool to witness. Space travel is still very rudimentary. We are very limited on what we can do and how far we can travel. Thats why exploration is so cool. You learn, discover, and make progress, make mistakes, and improve, and innovate. I will never understand people who think space travel is a waste of money and resources. It is in our DNA to explore and push the envelope. Its the same reason why we have civilisations and no longer live in caves. We are stardust. The universe with small flashes of self awareness. Space exploration is awesome. Brave men once explored the oceans and took risks to push the envelope and discover...from the phonecians, the vikings, and eventually the English and Spaniards. This was a pleasure to watch. Awesome
this gives me so much anxiety my biggest fear ir being outer space honestly... this guys are brave!
Thats my dream lmao
This view is just nice!🤩
Amazing 🙏teamwork really does creates magic
Panama City I live really close to that place that’s awesome it’s so cool to know that the area around me is relevant to the world
Spectacular technique.
Great video !
*LETS GOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!*
*SPACE-X AND NASA FOR THE WINS!!!!!!*
*MAY GOD BLESS THEM!!!!!!*
SpaceX.. the future of space journey.. 🤩👌👍
Good video....thank's.......and nice greetings from germany :-)
Them Arai helmets look 🔥
Amazing😍😍😍👍👍 love from India🇮🇳, Manipur
Bro these zero gravity camera angles are fire
“The vee-hi-cle” ... love it!
it would be interesting to see some footage from the craft, inside and outside, as it reenters. Footage that could not be live streamed
that i would love to see!!!
Getting up there and back down without being killed is quite an accomplishment.
GOOD MORNING, FRIENDS OF NASA, IT IS INCREDIBLE THE WORK UNDERTAKEN BY ALL OF YOU, IT IS AN EXAUSTIVE RESEARCH, ABOUT SPACE, YOU HAVE AN ARDUOUS TEAM AS WELL AS AEROSPACE MACHINES THAT HELP YOU IN THIS STUDY
It’s amazing what you can do with the inside of the Boeing 727 zero g plane.
Yeah but the zero g session only lasts for 20 seconds on average in those.
But, this video has nothing to do with a Boeing 727
@@Mudye Appreciate your reply…..what if you could edit a number of 20 second clips together to create a longer video .
@@AUBERGINEize that would be very hard without noticeable cuts
@@Mudye Clearly not noticeable to everyone.
still wondering why we didn't get to see all the crew exit the craft and why we have not seen more video since there return
Me too. I thought that was strange.
One astronaut was able to walk after leaving the capsule (with assistance) the other three left on stretchers (not a very dignified exit) because after a long duration spaceflight your legs don't work correctly.
They passed away this morning
Incredible..... Because of the human unity nature well come the innovation...
Good morning everyone....to carry out each flight into space it is necessary not only dedication but also resilience, capacity, study, determination and commitment. These are men and women who give their all in the name of science, for our survival.
Congratulations on the return of these astronauts who spent 7 months there. How good it is to return to Earth!!! The euphoria of one of them was contagious.
এ ধরনের কাজ খুবই প্রেরণাদায়ক। নাসাকে আন্তরিক শুভেচ্ছা
When I die I'd like to have my ashes sent into space and released back into space, think that would be so cool!
用美国火箭太贵了，我们中国乡村生产的小火箭就可以帮你实现愿望，只要500美金
I bet you could make that happen if you tried hard enough
As a photographer it’s easiest to take picture in space.. in any angle
This is amazing.
Wiwa la NASA... LOVE FROM SUD ITALY
Spacesuits used to look like the the Michelin Man! Now they look like Evil Knievel! Bad ass
perfect condtions for splashdown! total glass surface! Welcome home, astronauts!
Well that was AMAZING
That looks awesome, he's got 4 hands!
Welcome home crew 😁🤙🏻👍👋
I’m pretty sure they left earth went to space for a few months and returned back to earth unless I’m mistaken 😁
1:28 All the amazon packages STILL being left at the entrance :D
we live in a wonderful era
i love this great job
Geniuses in the capsule.. Salute!
It's all a Scam.
@@hotheadedjoelhaha Read a book, you braindead.
@@junimeme5626 I've read more books than you'll ever see.
@@hotheadedjoelhaha I would suggest a science book after all the Harry Potter.
@@junimeme5626 You have lost it.
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I love you ,all astronauts .i love America and the other involved there .
Very nice the swimming pool they landed in.
17:36 Vans safety shoes xd
The safest of safe.
My question is that how long does it take them to reach the ISS when they are going and how long does it take them from ISS back to the earth when coming back?
It depends on the ISS relative position, location of a launch site and the launch time.
It usually took about 50 hrs.
In some cases Russia is capable to reach ISS in 3 and half hrs.
Respect to Astronauts,Science,Nasa!❤❤
NASA is a complete lie,snap out of it sugar❤️
AMAZING JOURNEY,,👏👏👏👍👍👍❤️FROM THE PHILIPPINES,,A NEW SUBSCRIBER AT 72 YEARS OLD,,🙏🙏🙏💐💐💐
Question: Can the Astronauts alter the path of the Space station by simply moving? If yes, will it be automatically corrected by thrusters?
No, if they push them self from the wall of iss, the iss will move a tiny bit, but when they hit the other side, the forces cancel each other out
This is an amazing accomplishment for the engineers, designers, and mission control staff that built and operate these craft.
I fail to see any mystique for the passengers. These days, they are merely passengers on a fully automated ship. They are no more astronauts than the people riding in an airliner should be considered as aircrew.
If you disagree with me, my question to you is “What is the threshold that you WOULD consider them as merely being passengers?” Keep in mind, sooner or later, even families with young children will be riding on rockets simply to “hitch a ride” to where they’re going. I contend that we’ve already crossed that threshold.
Heard the re-entry boom. I had no idea they were coming home. Soon as I heard it, I knew exactly what it was.
Humidity is beautiful