M83- Outro (The History of NASA)
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- čas přidán 18. 09. 2012
- This video features some visual highlights of NASA's history, from the early Mercury and Gemini missions, all the way to the International Space Station and the Curiosity Rover's landing on Mars. Features the following music by M83, from their album Hurry Up, We're Dreaming..."When Will You Come Home," "Soon, My Friend," and "Outro."
I do not own any of the video or audio content featured in this video! - Věda a technologie
M83's Outro is humanity's anthem for space
They should put this song on the voyager so aliens will find out this song to, maybe it will bring us closer 😜
Thank you to french electro
THIS IS what menkind should strive to do, not some petty wars.
King Théoden Well... all this, came from a war...
RedhotIta1 Well, that's no secret that fastest technological advancement was and is made during wars.
This rocket technology came from war because people are still more willing to spend money on war then Space. Having a unified group working towards Space travel is what we should strive to have for the future. Only then will we be working towards the goal of having the whole Earth developing means to travel across the whole Solar System, and beyond.
People don’t wish to fight wars People fight wars because they have no choice, sacrifice hundreds of people for millions of lives
oh gee thanks we didn't think of that
KSP 2 BABYYYY
@Peter Hayes you're one spamming, honestly.
YEEEEAAAAAAAHH
@ Ok put it this way. In this video you literally see a group of people die yeah? And you want a bunch of people who have heard this song for the first time to come in and be like KSP LOL!
YEAH!
Hello fellow comrade
"That's one small step for man....one giant leap for mankind"...50 years later, one of the best quotes ever
@@noname.___ also his accent
Ngl, it IS the best quote in my opinion
4:47 - 5:15 is absolute perfection - the music from the sorrow of Challenger and Reagans words and how it then rises to the roar of Discovery - amazing
A strong message indeed, never give up, progress is about taking risks. Imagine all the humans before us crossing the vastness of the seas in fragile boats and rafts all those hundred and even thousand years ago searching for new land.
I showed this to my father who worked at nasa training astronauts and sitting in mission control for the shuttle program and was laid iff a few years ago. This brought tears to eyes. You did an awesome job on this video
Wow, thank you. That really means a lot to hear that! It makes me sad that we do not have an active human space program right now- people like your father are extraordinary pioneers.
Mine I also worked shuttle, and I also got tears watching this. Great job on the video!
One of the best video on youtube! Also, did you know the name of the author of the speech at the end?
@@MapleFilms there is now a human space program that is better than ever
@@simplylight4916 was 5 years ago
You couldn't get a more fitting music. Outro is an absolute masterpiece.
the way the video has been edited to the music is sheer perfection
Creatures of my dreams raise up and dance with me.
I long to witness the day that man finally steps foot on Mars. It will be the first time man will truly step foot on another planet, and that day will be glorious.
We aren't just settling with it. We are going to live there too! 💯
Definitely happening soon
Its the milenial generation that hold the key to paving that road
Mars is easy - you wait and see what we will be capable of in a few short years.
It could be you
The Mars part makes me tear up.
+captaincrunchisacommunist redberry Hopefully we will see humans land on Mars in our lifetime!
It's crazy to think that people once thought going to the moon was impossible. Now we are already looking at landings on Mars. Only years now, we will witness the 1st landing on Mars.
It's amazing that that's what gets me...I'm literally still crying from watching it for perhaps the 50th time...I think that maybe it's because that's the one that's happened during my lifetime.
We're from a generation that has kind of rekindled the fire of exploration, and may just see these things again. And when it happens and we see our accomplishments actually being in the same league as those we hold up as almost godlike...it's amazing.
For Christ's sake...those folks that landed on the Moon have SCHOOLS named after them. There's a Neil Armstrong Elementary in my town. We might live in a time where that kind of stuff makes history...not viruses or terrorist attacks or Orange Presidents.
Is that the curiosity rover touchdown?
@@nageri Yep.
Everytime I have doubts about becoming an aerospace engineer I watch this video. It inspires me to keep working at it. So thank you to whoever made this video
Hope you never gave up!
Don't ever give up
Same it’s tough schooling but this is how I wanna contribute to society
Wow, I almost started crying after Curiosity touched down.
Wait that was curiosity? For some reason I thought it was the Insight Lander XD
What happened to this America, one where Americans wanted to go places they've never gone before, do things that could have never been done. Not this pathetic political banter that reigns in our country. Great Video BTW :)
You read my mind, pal!
We peaked a while ago. And our pride in our fathers' accomplishments led to complacency, so we let the county be devoured by oligarchs who pit the ignorant against the poor, while the powerful feast on the remains of a once great nation.
Died by your greed that's what happened to that America
Jacob L, not as an American but as one of from one of the many nations of the world, political banter lays waste to every country and even when the world strives to go to places unknown it stemmed from politics and tension and the world can achieve great things, together not apart.
Who is you father dude? My father also worked on the space shuttle.
I like how you included both the good and the bad. Awesome video!
NASA engineer here, just want to say thanks for putting this together. I come back every year and give it a watch whenever I feel the tedium of the minutiae starting to get overwhelming and I lose sight of what my little cog in the machine is there to help make happen on the macro scale. Such an amazing time to be alive, and so much more to explore!
Man, i want to be a NASA engineer too. Im currently midway through a mechatronics engineering career. I salute you!
there's engineers ... and there's NASA engineers 👍
Thanks for what you do, people like you are who inspire me to be a NASA astronaut one day.
M83 was made for this. Brilliant work in putting these together.
Who else is here from KSP?
trekeee me
O R I O N NUKE DRIVE
Me.
Damnit.
Me
yes i cried too, this is one of those videos that could not of been created any better, the editing is what makes this so good, the Discovery launch @4:15 rising with the music, Reagan's touching words of sorrow followed by the roar of the shuttles engines as it blasts of defiantly again perfectly edited with the music, and finally the creme de le creme is the footage @6:00 of the space station floating effortlessly from probably the greatest angle EVER combined with the piano fading out was the perfect way to end this video.
How does this guy only have 13k subs?
No idea lol. Probably because I don't post new videos consistently, and because I'm not willing to buy fake subs like a lot of other desperate CZcamsrs. I appreciate you watching though...share with your friends!
@@MapleFilms just shared this with my discord, also, a tip for uploading more constantly and more subs: The youtube algorithm seems to like shorts (things under 2min) so maybe short films is a good idea? I dunno.
This is absolutely gorgeous. Definitely needs a 4K reupload
Most epic video ever made! "Space exploration is humanity's unwavering voyage, where curiosity becomes our compass, guiding us to the limitless frontiers of the cosmos." - chatGPT
This is one of the greatest videos ever uploaded to the internet.
5:04 goosebumps
Manly tears were shed between 5:07-5:14
what can I say. This is truely one of the most inspirational videos EVER ! I play this from time to time. Each time I play it I am blown away. Such an inspirational piece. You should be proud of what you have made. Gold star, one of the BEST youtube clips ever!
Thanks so much! I really appreciate hearing that, please share with your friends!
This is one of those videos where it's just okay to cry. WE ARE SO AWESOME WHEN WE PUT OUR MINDS TO IT.
100% agree. We went from having no space program at all to putting men on the moon in less than a decade, all because people worked hard together.
It's amazing what people can do when they're not wrapped up in greed and self-interest.
Wow! This video is one of those that will get me through my deepest misery and most cynical of moments. I applaud you! tremendous incentive!
What years NASA had. Marks have be put on this world with all the accomplishments that were once know as impossible, to now to be faced as a reality.
when we head out to space, we will do so as one, not as warring tribes
"Humans can't even fly, let alone escape the Earth's gravitational pull, and yet all the smart people got together and were like 'nah I'm gonna do it anyway.'"
-Ice Cream Sandwich
my Father worked for JPL-NASA, most of his adult life. He was a part of all of this. I do believe it happened. I do believe we accomplished all these things...
It is the core of the human experience. To go where we haven't gone before. To push ourselves to our limits, and beyond. To achieve those things, that some doubt we should even attempt...
And, "Outro" is the perfect theme song for this. This video. This forever endeavor...
You can tell the newscasters are tearing up after the Apollo 11 landing. It's so powerful.
Wow, that hit me harder than i thought it would. Great video.
honest to god i absolutely love this song and i am a massive NASA fan especially with it's Saturn V and Space Shuttles so you can imagine the speed i clicked on this video when it popped up in my recommended videos section..........
and what can i say - this had me in tears like a sobbing idiot.....
wonderful absolutely wonderful video
KSP 2 folks incoming.
Wow, just watched that KSP 2 trailer. Whoever put that together definitely watched this video first, lol.
They also watched the build fly dream
#Buildflydream
@@MapleFilms nah, great video but they were inspired by a fan made trailer.
R I P 7 people in challenger space shuttle
I watch this video from time to time. It gives me a good feeling.
My biggest dream is to work in that fantastic company, NASA.
M83 makes a magic atmosphere!
Song and video goes hand in hand....great job !
Massive fan of this. Nicely edited. Well done!
Oh boy, i loved the video!
M83 songs fits so well with the footage, great job with the editing!
This is my got-o video when I need to breathe, relax and ponder. Thank you very much, it's beautiful
One of the most inspirational vids ive seen, great job!
Damn good job! I can't describe how much tears that brought to my eyes!
Beautiful and well made. It's a crime that this doesn't have more views.
All the tears. Thank you for putting this together
Stunning video! Had chills! Thank you!
What a great video! Surprised it doesn't have more views, great editing!
This is the most beautiful piece of art I have ever seen.
havent got that many goosebumps in a very long time. great job
Very well done. M83 "Outro"is the best choice for this video. Brought back memories of my days at NASA JSC, Houston, Tx., 1986, thanks for sharing.
Absolutely beyond words to say what I think of this. Fantastic job of matching a timeline of video with this music. Beyond words really. Thanks for making this awe inspiring video.
my most favorite video!
Thankyou!
Every time I watch this I end up in tears
I wasn't even alive for most of these events, but something about the clips chosen with the music just makes it hit like a freight train every time
That was the goal making this…the music was the inspiration 😀
This is.... amazing is the closest word i can think of. I thank you for this masterpiece and all who made it possible ❤
You did a beautiful job on this video, thank you for sharing......
Absolutely beautiful video! Thank you so much for creating and posting it! Goodness gracious, as bad as the world has been lately, this gives me hope that humanity can get it together! :)
3:09 Wally celebrating seemingly next to/concurrently with Cronkite hit me fucking hard in the feels. It's as if Cronkite looks right at him.
great job, amazing video!
watching this after SpaceX water tank did its 150 meter hop .One Era ends and a new Era begins "God speed" Star Hopper.
watching this after SpaceX's first water tank with fins did its 12.5 km hop. A new era continues.
"God speed" Starship.
Watching this after SN15’s successful landing.
@@synthwaveguy_2942 Watching this after SN20s orbital flight test. God speed Superheavy Starship.
This video from 2012 combined Outro and Space Things Taking off. And to think KSP would be the same.
What a blessing
In memory of George Kennedy
Born from 1925 and died from 2016
I'll be honest: This made me cry. Excellent composition, excellent videos, excellent cutting, excellent everything.
This cannot be improved in the slightest. If anything can be the definition of 'perfect', this video unarguably is.
Wow, thank you so much...this is still one of my own personal favorite videos that I've made and I'm glad so many people have enjoyed it :)
scientists astronauts engineers mechanics there are so many grateful people help us to finish this unbelievable and spectacular project and discover more about universe im so appreciated what they did i just hope there is no war and discrimination in this world and people get along well to be strong together and make a miracle in this universe
A tear to my eye!
Brilliant video.
stunning!
This brought tears to my eyes. Why can't this world come together and pursue space?
Enough to bring me to tears. Beautiful.
I got the ksp 2 add on this. And I like that song. So hearing it twice isn’t a bad thing to me
This video is so beautiful. I can’t imagine how Armstrong felt before or even after he took that step on the moon. This is what Humanity needs
OMG the Mars part... So cool!
Space and M83? I am in love with this video
This is beautiful
Nice that you included Curiosity
I was getting chills, and believe me, it had nothing to do with the icecream I was eating.
M83 transmits inspiration in each song. I´m proud to be a mechatronics engineer, science man, and Christian!
great job man
Awesome!!
very worth attended and shared
Congratulations on the assembly
Beautiful
awsome video thank you!!!
I am in tears as if I was to witness this for the first time in history with those in 1969.
So beautiful!!!
Best video on CZcams
Gives me chills, in a great way. Moving video for this kid who grew up during these times when Patriotism was golden. ❤️🇺🇸
Its fascinating how all the credits of making of ISS is presented here!👏👏👏
And now with the launch of artimes 1 a new generation of NASA space exploration has begun
Best 6 minutes of CZcams I've ever seen.
innit, just when you think you've seen it all - this pops up and leaves you speechless
This video was uploaded on my birthday!
Hap birf
@@Wombattlr Thank you not long now
This is art
This video should have 10 million views
i come here once a year, thanks you!
Amazing video
The part about challenger is really moving
Really awesome compilation! great work!! I hope that they don't take out the song because of silly copyright rules... I've seen it happen to other vids.. :(.. but this is awesome =). I really like how you included a space shuttle launch disaster; far too often are the sacrifices of our space heroes downplayed by our successful missions/heroes.
Thank you, I already had the video flagged once for copyright infringement but I successfully fought it! The Challenger disaster was a pivotal moment in NASA history, one that they never fully rebounded from. I still cannot believe that we don't have an active human space program anymore.
+eldusto84 they are working on the next phase and have already had a successful launch their manned craft.
I'm so glad that the Challenger is on here. just beautiful to see NASA continue after that disaster.
It's enough to make a grown man cry and that's ok.
Gracias, hermoso e impresionante vídeo,para recordar.
I love this
who was the last person that said the quote "our prospects are both challenging and exciting. the limits of the job are no less than the limits of the universe, and those are limits which can be stated but are virtually impossible to describe"??
Arthur C Clark