Being able to go inside and lay down on the ground and look up is incredibly surreal. Growing up living 20 minutes from the space center, and seeing the shuttle launches from my front yard, I never forget how fortunate I am, growing up this close to science and exploration.
It's a little thing, but I really appreciate you saying "As of 2024 this is true," instead of "Currently this is true." Helps give any future viewers a slightly more realistic experience. A small script change that raises the integrity of your work noticeably.
@@mikemizanin666 No problem at all... I'm saying I'm grateful that Jared Owen does that. Sure it's possible to see the date a video is uploaded, but a casual high school researcher isn't necessarily going to check that.
Does anyone else feel like the crawler transporter is one of the unsung heroes of the space program? An amazing feat of engineering moving rockets for almost 60 years.
Yup. These two carried every single Saturn V, every single Shuttle, and now every SLS. They literally carried the US space program on their backs (at least until SpaceX)
I didn't realise how tiny the Space Shuttle was compared to the Saturn V or the SLS. But makes sense since the Shuttle "only" needed to go in Low Earth Orbit. I'm so excited for the Artemis Program and hope this is the start of a new Golden Age of Space Exploration.
I think, the Space Shuttle also might go to moon if it designed as soviet "Buran", which has own fuel tank for more powerful OMS rockets. Maybe for moon mission payload bay will be reduced by fuel tank. The modified shuttle will be orbiting around moon release moon landing module from payload bay and waiting before it come. And might be we got reusable moon spacecraft. Surely if NASA fix issues with orbiter's heat-resistant plates. And replace external tank to something else
The Shuttle has its stages sitting side by side, instead of on top of each other. It delivers almost a hundred tons to orbit - although most of that is the spacecraft itself.
A new Jared Owen video?! You would have thought it was Christmas at our house. My 3-year-old is obsessed with your channel and has learned so much from your videos (even if it has resulted in a few extra trips to Krispy Kreme). Keep up the good work!
I was about to write this exact comment. Jared, Krispy Kreme owe you a kickback for all the traffic you drive there! Thank you for your videos. My almost 3 year old is obsessed!
Hey Jared, I'm not sure if you'll see this, but I work on SLS and have spent a lot of time in the VAB over the past few years so I really appreciate the video!! You do a great job demonstrating and accurately describing the core components of this marvelous building. You explain things so well, I''ll be sharing this with my friends and family who are curious about my work! Thank you so much for taking the time and effort to produce this excellent content!!!
That's just made my Friday a little better: A new Jared Owen video. As ever it is beautifully animated, painstakingly researched, and thoroughly enjoyable. Thanks Jared
Actually VAB also was used to assemble two other rockets: the Saturn IB during Skylab program and Apollo-Soyuz test project also the single ever constructed Ares I rocket for it's test flight (Ares I-X) before it was cancelled.
Hi jared, i am from india so english is not my first language that's why i use subtitles for understanding these videos more clearly but i don't need any subtitles for ur vidoes bcz ur vocie , pronounciation is crystal clear for me thank you for these videos...❤
8:56 Regarding the crawler-transporter, I've read an amusing story about its origins. A NASA engineer visited an open-cut mine where a gigantic excavator was digging. He climbed into the cabin, where mine staff explained how it moved. The engineer agreed the concept would be ideal for moving a giant rocket. He then grabbed a handle and said he was ready for them to move. The mine staff stared at him, puzzled. "What do you mean? We've been moving for the last give minutes!"
It may be more than a single story, but it does hold the world record for biggest building by volume. In fact, it's so big that it actually has indoor weather systems. Small rain clouds sometimes form near the ceiling.
Jared Owen, you seriously are the kind of person who likes to study the INTERIORS of so many famous things that people don't even know how it works or what's inside it. You are such a good youtuber man! I appreciate your effort and hardwork. Keep it up! And have a like and sub from me!
Jared is a gem and a masterclass in his own right. I can't thank you enough for sharing your educational, dynamic, and concise story-telling videos with us. 😁
One of the rockets assembled in the VAB not mentioned in the video is the Saturn IB, used to send astronauts to Skylab. Its second stage is the same as the Saturn V’s third stage, but it had only two stages total. To make use of as much infrastructure as possible, a “milk stool” structure was built on the mobile launch platform to bring the S-IVB and Command Service Module of Saturn IB up to the same levels as they were in the Saturn V. It looked a little strange, but it worked.
Amazing. I watched the Apollo 11 flight and moonwalk as it happened. I was 10 years old. Thank you for this. The amount of research, modeling, texturing, animating, editing, and narration is staggering!
Jared, watching you assemble things piece by piece is statisfying. It’s almost like building a lego set! However, could you make videos explaining how engines work? I would reccomend all 3 airplane engines. Your videos are good, but not a single airplane video - yet. Please make a video explaining how planes work.
I've been to the KSC once. As you drive up you see a building in the distance and think "OK we're almost there." You are in fact about 20 minutes away and the building just gets bigger and bigger and bigger as you drive. The thing is massive, but because it is almost as wide and long as it is tall it doesn't look that big from a distance. But when you get there, it is just incredibly huge.
this is such an underrated channel. Jared's animations are superb and the explanation super on the point. Also a soothing voice! Amazing job as always!
I remember taking a tour inside the VAB as a kid in the early 70’s. We were allowed in the building because the Saturn IV was unfueled during assembly. I went on to work as a civil servant for NASA. Security concerns and since the shuttle and SLS have fully fueled solid rocket boosters, open tours are no longer possible.
And I also caught Artemis 1 live as it left earth I watched it on a Live nasa live stream so it was pretty cool to see it launch despite the issues with the SLS in november
Same!! My husband works there and we got to go on base to watch it launch (3 times, lol) We took the kids and grandkids. When she finally went up the oldest grandkid (8) thought the sun was coming up. It was glorious!!!!
Thank you for your channel. It truly is part of an elite group of channels that upholds the amazing potential of what youtube, or any information network can offer to the global public.
3:24 I love how he casually shows a truck pulling the first stage of a Saturn-V to scale without mentioning it despite the truck being twice as big as a regular car and the first stage being at least 50x bigger, if not more 👀.
It's always a pleasure to watch Jared videos. When I finish watching it, I get sad because I know it's going to be a while to have a new one. I don't say that to be a jerk because I know it can't be done overnight, it's just that they are so good that I can't wait for the next one. Even my 14 years old Daugther love them so continue the great work Jared :-)
As a Brazilian, I want to sincerely thank you for the new video with narration in Brazilian Portuguese. Congratulations on your work and success always!!! Hugs.
Thanks Jared. I really learned a lot about the Vehicle Assembly Building from this 3D animation. Learning there are three ways rocket components are delivered: By boat, by train, or by airplane. My favorite is the airplane. But of course depending on the components transported to the VAB the methods of delivery varies.
It's really awesome to see this building explained so well like this! Many people, even those who know a fair bit about rockets already, often forget that they don't just appear on the platform ready to go
Jared- I love watching all your 'Whats inside of ...' videos and I never get bored of them, and I would ✨love✨ if you did a video about what's inside of 10 Downing Street! It's always interested me! Keep up the great work!
Such an incredible video. So much of detail. You don't overdo the voiceover. I like how you will just have some things annotated instead of saying every single thing. You do everything so perfectly. Stick to your gut!
This reminds me of my childhood, I always wanted to know about how NASA did things, and I also wanted to be an astronaut when I was 5 years old. So Thank you for this, it means a lot to me
It’s absolutely incredible to see how much innovation went into this building! 😮 Thanks so much for this video, Jared! 🙌🏾 I look forward to the next one! 😌💫
I love these animations especially about space stuff. ISS, space shuttle or Soyus. I love the content and the way it's animated ❤❤ If you ever run out of ideas for space videos, think about history of space. Like russian mirr space station or the chinese one if there are enough information. I would love to learn something about this
When I was a boy back in the 50s we he a publication called The Eagle which contained comic strip stories both serious (Dan Dare, pilot of the future) and funny (Harris Tweed, a bumbling detective). My favourite was the centre spread of cutaway drawings of various machines. I still want to know how things work and your videos are a modern day version of those illustrations and just as fascinating. Thanks for all your hard work.
Very informative -- excellent animation. Long time follower of the space program (I saw numerous shuttle launches and the last two Apollo launches) but there's always something new to learn.
This is really amazing. I always think of this rocket building part, before launch. Now I got the picture. Thanks much for sharing this tech animative video!! 🙂👏🏻
Very nice video. As a space enthusiast it’s cool to see how these behemoths of rockets are made. I think Sofi Stadium in LA or Allegiant Stadium in Vegas would be great candidates for future videos
another amazing video Jared. My dad is an engineer at spaceX at the cape and I am just so amazed and impressed with your ability to not only create and show these structures inside and out but your ability to share a little bit of the story behind the spaces your modeling and creating. I would love to connect about a deep dive into the spaceX fleet of drone and recovery ships. :) Thanks for sharing your amazing work with the world.
My 5-year old is obsessed with your 3D videos! Have you thought of doing kid-level versions of your videos? Even as simple as adding a call and response to your script like “”Say “Crawler Transporter”…” These videos are amazing for education. Thank you!
Good decision Jared by making content in multiple languages. It helps to reach your hardwork to the wider audience. Mension in pin comments that this video is available in multiple languages. Otherwise people don't understand it
This video could have been an hour long - so many cool things about this building!
Learn more about the video: www.patreon.com/posts/105759475
you should do starship!
Yeah, that would be awesome, I think he will leave it for when Starship manages to land on the tower@@JustKidding-VR1
Ok
Can you do starship from space x next?
Hello Jared, I don`t understand, this video automatically translated to russian? All your previous videos was in English
Being able to go inside and lay down on the ground and look up is incredibly surreal. Growing up living 20 minutes from the space center, and seeing the shuttle launches from my front yard, I never forget how fortunate I am, growing up this close to science and exploration.
Thanks for sharing Shea! The building really is amazing
Quiero Ésa experiencia y yo vivo en México 😢
Nice
lucky
Je kan slecht Nederlands
It's a little thing, but I really appreciate you saying "As of 2024 this is true," instead of "Currently this is true." Helps give any future viewers a slightly more realistic experience. A small script change that raises the integrity of your work noticeably.
Thank you! I appreciate that. I hope this video is relevant for years to come.
It's written in the description. whats the problem ?
@@mikemizanin666 Clown
@@mikemizanin666 No problem at all... I'm saying I'm grateful that Jared Owen does that. Sure it's possible to see the date a video is uploaded, but a casual high school researcher isn't necessarily going to check that.
I have no words, i would just agree with this
Does anyone else feel like the crawler transporter is one of the unsung heroes of the space program?
An amazing feat of engineering moving rockets for almost 60 years.
Yup. These two carried every single Saturn V, every single Shuttle, and now every SLS. They literally carried the US space program on their backs (at least until SpaceX)
This just shows how car-dependent the US is! In the USSR, they transport the rocket on trains... /joke
@@EdwardChan.999 Lol. I bet when (if ever) they get retired, some Texan will buy one and give it a lift kit.
lol if you look closer at it it’s close to a train. EMD engine driving electric motors
Amen to that - its one of those things that always in pictures of Kennedy Space Center
I didn't realise how tiny the Space Shuttle was compared to the Saturn V or the SLS.
But makes sense since the Shuttle "only" needed to go in Low Earth Orbit.
I'm so excited for the Artemis Program and hope this is the start of a new Golden Age of Space Exploration.
Only orbit possible, yeah.
Take a look at the Saturn I sitting on its 'milk stool' prior to launch for the Apollo-Soyuz mission to see a great size comparison with the Saturn V.
I think, the Space Shuttle also might go to moon if it designed as soviet "Buran", which has own fuel tank for more powerful OMS rockets. Maybe for moon mission payload bay will be reduced by fuel tank. The modified shuttle will be orbiting around moon release moon landing module from payload bay and waiting before it come. And might be we got reusable moon spacecraft. Surely if NASA fix issues with orbiter's heat-resistant plates. And replace external tank to something else
@@savoxsaastuxl6598 Its not just "issues" with the heat shield, silica tiles will melt at the heat flux of a lunar reentry.
The Shuttle has its stages sitting side by side, instead of on top of each other. It delivers almost a hundred tons to orbit - although most of that is the spacecraft itself.
A new Jared Owen video?! You would have thought it was Christmas at our house. My 3-year-old is obsessed with your channel and has learned so much from your videos (even if it has resulted in a few extra trips to Krispy Kreme). Keep up the good work!
Thank you Chris! Don't eat too many donuts😂
I was about to write this exact comment. Jared, Krispy Kreme owe you a kickback for all the traffic you drive there! Thank you for your videos. My almost 3 year old is obsessed!
As an east Florida residence, I see this building all the time. Yes, it is that big.
😂
Florida man
mmmhmm largest “single story structure”
I remember being surprised that you could see it from so far away - poking above the tree line. Very impressive to see for the first time
@@JaredOwen Oh yeah, I can see it from all over the north Indian River Lagoon
Thanks for making videos for idiots like me. You make me understand stuff i shouldnt be understanding and actually makes me interested in it too.
Thanks for watching!
Idiots believe in men on moons.
this is too real
"idiot"
why u say urself idiot don't be like that xaxa
@@ReversedUTTPZNTPYFGA_stopbots 🤣🤣
Lads wake up, Jared Owen just posted
(Edit: thx for all the like)
Second reply
Third reply
I appreciate that😀
@@JaredOwenYessir
I will protect you guys, I am a *Police Officer* at this Point
Hey Jared, I'm not sure if you'll see this, but I work on SLS and have spent a lot of time in the VAB over the past few years so I really appreciate the video!!
You do a great job demonstrating and accurately describing the core components of this marvelous building. You explain things so well, I''ll be sharing this with my friends and family who are curious about my work!
Thank you so much for taking the time and effort to produce this excellent content!!!
That's just made my Friday a little better: A new Jared Owen video.
As ever it is beautifully animated, painstakingly researched, and thoroughly enjoyable. Thanks Jared
Everytime jaren owen makes a new video. I know that im going to know something new.
I appreciate that - I'm glad you are learning from these videos!
Same for me
Actually VAB also was used to assemble two other rockets: the Saturn IB during Skylab program and Apollo-Soyuz test project also the single ever constructed Ares I rocket for it's test flight (Ares I-X) before it was cancelled.
True - I thought about going into details on that but wanted to keep it simple
SKYLAB PROJECT!!! I have a game which there is a part called Stand Alone Laboratory.
@@ReversedUTTPZNTPYFGA_stopbots skylab was launched on the saturn v
@@imEden0 yep
@ariannehugo1710 OY HEY HOW U KNOW!!! >:(
Hi jared, i am from india so english is not my first language that's why i use subtitles for understanding these videos more clearly but i don't need any subtitles for ur vidoes bcz ur vocie , pronounciation is crystal clear for me thank you for these videos...❤
So happy to hear that! Thank you for the kind words and support.
Thanks for hindi video❤❤
one of the most iconic buildings in the world, imo.
where the rockets are born
_we were born to inherit the stars_
8:56 Regarding the crawler-transporter, I've read an amusing story about its origins. A NASA engineer visited an open-cut mine where a gigantic excavator was digging. He climbed into the cabin, where mine staff explained how it moved. The engineer agreed the concept would be ideal for moving a giant rocket. He then grabbed a handle and said he was ready for them to move. The mine staff stared at him, puzzled. "What do you mean? We've been moving for the last give minutes!"
Песня взлёт ракеты.
It may be more than a single story, but it does hold the world record for biggest building by volume. In fact, it's so big that it actually has indoor weather systems. Small rain clouds sometimes form near the ceiling.
Jared Owen, you seriously are the kind of person who likes to study the INTERIORS of so many famous things that people don't even know how it works or what's inside it. You are such a good youtuber man! I appreciate your effort and hardwork. Keep it up! And have a like and sub from me!
Jared is a gem and a masterclass in his own right. I can't thank you enough for sharing your educational, dynamic, and concise story-telling videos with us. 😁
You are so kind Justin. Thank you for the support!
To wrap your head on how really big the VAB is, each stripe of the US flag on the building's side is as wide as a highway lane.
Crazy 😮 I did not know that
One of the rockets assembled in the VAB not mentioned in the video is the Saturn IB, used to send astronauts to Skylab. Its second stage is the same as the Saturn V’s third stage, but it had only two stages total. To make use of as much infrastructure as possible, a “milk stool” structure was built on the mobile launch platform to bring the S-IVB and Command Service Module of Saturn IB up to the same levels as they were in the Saturn V. It looked a little strange, but it worked.
Amazing. I watched the Apollo 11 flight and moonwalk as it happened. I was 10 years old. Thank you for this. The amount of research, modeling, texturing, animating, editing, and narration is staggering!
I really appreciate that Kae. Thanks for the kind words!
Jared, watching you assemble things piece by piece is statisfying. It’s almost like building a lego set! However, could you make videos explaining how engines work? I would reccomend all 3 airplane engines. Your videos are good, but not a single airplane video - yet. Please make a video explaining how planes work.
I've been to the KSC once. As you drive up you see a building in the distance and think "OK we're almost there." You are in fact about 20 minutes away and the building just gets bigger and bigger and bigger as you drive. The thing is massive, but because it is almost as wide and long as it is tall it doesn't look that big from a distance. But when you get there, it is just incredibly huge.
KSP was so good they made it in real life
its even called the KSC they really love ksp
Maybe next time you will show us what the procedure for refueling or building solid fuel rockets looks like. (my previous comment did not appear..)
Woah great animation man, soon I will learn everything from you, good work and keep it up
Thank you!
this is such an underrated channel. Jared's animations are superb and the explanation super on the point. Also a soothing voice! Amazing job as always!
Wow, thank you! I really appreciate the support!
Idea for an animation: search "Google has mapped a piece of human brain in the most detail ever"
Thanks!
Thank you so much for the support!
Hey Jared, I was wondering how a game console and game disc worked. If you made this video, it’d make my day.
Thank you for the suggestion!
This is such an underrated video. The quality it has, the details of the explanation, it's all easy to understand
Thanks for the kind words!
Wonderful and detailed video. Should be used in schools. Thanks.
Indoctrination camps like television? Nah. This is worthwhile, even better than fiction.
Jared, I've been watching your videos for years now and you've truly inspired me to learn Blender and make a living on youtube. Thank you
Glad to hear you have been inspired to learn Blender. It's a great program!
@@JaredOwen Keep doing the good work ! Do you have any blender mentors/youtube tutorial channels you recommend me ? 🙏
He posted, and it’s the best video he could’ve posted
I remember taking a tour inside the VAB as a kid in the early 70’s. We were allowed in the building because the Saturn IV was unfueled during assembly. I went on to work as a civil servant for NASA. Security concerns and since the shuttle and SLS have fully fueled solid rocket boosters, open tours are no longer possible.
Amazing video, will you be making a video about Starship soon?
Many thanks from the UK for such a detailed yet easily understood description of the VAB. Your work is truly excellent.
You are very welcome William! Glad to hear you enjoyed it.
@@JaredOwen 👍
And I also caught Artemis 1 live as it left earth I watched it on a Live nasa live stream so it was pretty cool to see it launch despite the issues with the SLS in november
Same!! My husband works there and we got to go on base to watch it launch (3 times, lol) We took the kids and grandkids. When she finally went up the oldest grandkid (8) thought the sun was coming up. It was glorious!!!!
You keep getting better and better at this, Jared. Very good video. I learned quite a bit this morning. Thank you!
That is very kind of you. I'm glad the video was helpful!
Jared Owen’s uploads. I immediately watch. It’s that simple.
Much appreciated😎
@@JaredOwen my hero recognized me 🥹
Thank you for your channel. It truly is part of an elite group of channels that upholds the amazing potential of what youtube, or any information network can offer to the global public.
Good job this is awesome
Thank you! I tried my best to represent this building well
Hi kevin
@@JaredOwen your an animation artist wow
3:24 I love how he casually shows a truck pulling the first stage of a Saturn-V to scale without mentioning it despite the truck being twice as big as a regular car and the first stage being at least 50x bigger, if not more 👀.
I love your videos!
It's always a pleasure to watch Jared videos. When I finish watching it, I get sad because I know it's going to be a while to have a new one. I don't say that to be a jerk because I know it can't be done overnight, it's just that they are so good that I can't wait for the next one.
Even my 14 years old Daugther love them so continue the great work Jared :-)
you should do a video on SpaceX's Starship, Starbase, and how the vehicle is built
Thank you so very much for this video. It would not matter how long it was, I always enjoy your videos.
I am glad you enjoyed it
His family possibly don't need google, just ask him how things work lol.
This building is a rocket and spacecraft cathedral. It's a national historic treasure.
i just wanted to remind you guys that nasa gets 0.4% of the national budget
dang, i thought 5%
As a Brazilian, I want to sincerely thank you for the new video with narration in Brazilian Portuguese.
Congratulations on your work and success always!!! Hugs.
Thank you Herberti! That is very kind of you.
Rockets, obviously.
rockets of doom :D
😂😂😂 duh!
Humans too :)
Thanks Jared. I really learned a lot about the Vehicle Assembly Building from this 3D animation. Learning there are three ways rocket components are delivered: By boat, by train, or by airplane. My favorite is the airplane.
But of course depending on the components transported to the VAB the methods of delivery varies.
Bet the Crawler gets great gas mileage.
1/150th of a mile per gallon
I suggest an idea for the next video. Rebreathers or scuba diving gear as a whole.
Make next video on computer motherboard
Yes please
It's really awesome to see this building explained so well like this! Many people, even those who know a fair bit about rockets already, often forget that they don't just appear on the platform ready to go
Hi Lewis, I really appreciate the kind words! Thank you for watching!
Who came from Instagram 😂❤
Not me cuz Instagram is a terrible platform.
Magnificent! Brilliant people exploring together where we fit in the cosmos... What could possibly top THAT.
5:53 can it lift up caseoh? 💀
No
No
Yes it can idiot
Jared- I love watching all your 'Whats inside of ...' videos and I never get bored of them, and I would ✨love✨ if you did a video about what's inside of 10 Downing Street! It's always interested me! Keep up the great work!
Please take no offence, but the german soundtrack was so poor I couldn't stand it. I switched to english.
Can you make a video on the different types of TVs (CrT, LCD and Plasma etc)? Would love to see that😊
Under 1 minute 👇
And first comment
im first
Oh sorry, on my end no one had commented yet. Sorry about that
I’m second
This is so far my most favourite Jared Owen video
Wow, that is great to hear! Thank you!
@@JaredOwen Wow, i didn’t expect you to reply. Btw your videos inspired me to start making 3D animations
I hope you enjoy making 3D animations! It's a fun hobby to have 😀
@@JaredOwen it really is
I love this channel so much. Not having a nonsensical script and AI voice is primo goodness lol.
Thank you for translating the video into Polish. It is nice to hear your voice in the native language. 👍
வாழ்த்துகள் 💐🙏👍 நன்றி வாத்தியாரே ❤️🔥🔥🔥
Geez, the engineering awe I experience watching these videos. Great job, Jared! Loved it.
Wow amazing animation! I’m a huge space and rocket nerd so your videos help me learn more about this stuff so much. Thanks for all you do
Thanks for taking my and many fellow space nerd's requests to make this video! Very well done Jared!
Such an incredible video.
So much of detail. You don't overdo the voiceover. I like how you will just have some things annotated instead of saying every single thing. You do everything so perfectly. Stick to your gut!
This reminds me of my childhood, I always wanted to know about how NASA did things, and I also wanted to be an astronaut when I was 5 years old. So Thank you for this, it means a lot to me
Hi Max, I'm glad this was nostalgic for you! Thank for watching!
It’s absolutely incredible to see how much innovation went into this building! 😮 Thanks so much for this video, Jared! 🙌🏾 I look forward to the next one! 😌💫
I love these animations especially about space stuff. ISS, space shuttle or Soyus. I love the content and the way it's animated ❤❤
If you ever run out of ideas for space videos, think about history of space. Like russian mirr space station or the chinese one if there are enough information. I would love to learn something about this
Your animations are world class! I wish every learning experience was this efficient and enjoyable!
Astonishing -- one might say Brilliant -- as always Jared.
Can never go wrong with a Jared video 🙌👏
Absolutely amazing work. 👏🏻
One can only hope that you have future plans to do the Crawler.
Love your videos.
I like the idea😀 Thanks for watching and supporting my videos!
When I was a boy back in the 50s we he a publication called The Eagle which contained comic strip stories both serious (Dan Dare, pilot of the future) and funny (Harris Tweed, a bumbling detective). My favourite was the centre spread of cutaway drawings of various machines. I still want to know how things work and your videos are a modern day version of those illustrations and just as fascinating. Thanks for all your hard work.
Hi Fernley, I'm so glad I can bring a sense of nostalgia and still show you how things work. Thanks for the kind words!
Fascinante! Extraordinario trabajo Jared Owen. Muchas gracias por incluir el audio en español.
Me alegro mucho que la pista en español haya sido útil. ¡Gracias por ver!
I've been there a number of times, never able to see inside the building. This was AMAZING!
Very informative -- excellent animation. Long time follower of the space program (I saw numerous shuttle launches and the last two Apollo launches) but there's always something new to learn.
Thats a long wait !!!! 3 months for a new video but worth the wait . Don't want these videos to end.❤
Thank you Tushar! I'm always working on something new 😀
Thanks for this video dude! Kind of short, but very well done.
Glad you liked it, thanks for watching!
Been following your videos from the start love the content man ❤
Thank you Jared! Great video as always. It will be really cool to watch footage of the SLS rocket going around the moon in a few years!
Heck yeah! I really enjoy watching Jared Owen videos because they’re entertaining and informative
This is really amazing. I always think of this rocket building part, before launch. Now I got the picture. Thanks much for sharing this tech animative video!! 🙂👏🏻
Thank you so much! I'm glad it was helpful!
Very nice video. As a space enthusiast it’s cool to see how these behemoths of rockets are made. I think Sofi Stadium in LA or Allegiant Stadium in Vegas would be great candidates for future videos
This is fascinating ! I can't imagine all the hard work behind that ! Thanks for making so many space videos
another amazing video Jared. My dad is an engineer at spaceX at the cape and I am just so amazed and impressed with your ability to not only create and show these structures inside and out but your ability to share a little bit of the story behind the spaces your modeling and creating. I would love to connect about a deep dive into the spaceX fleet of drone and recovery ships. :)
Thanks for sharing your amazing work with the world.
That's a very high compliment. Thanks Scottie!
Woah! This is sick! Guess I will make this for my own school project.
Thank you for making this video and explaining about the VAB...
I wanna be an astronaut in future that's why i love your videos related to Space.
My 5-year old is obsessed with your 3D videos! Have you thought of doing kid-level versions of your videos? Even as simple as adding a call and response to your script like “”Say “Crawler Transporter”…” These videos are amazing for education. Thank you!
Animations, I mean😊
I appreciate the suggestion! I'm glad your 5 year old loves watching!
This is so interesting, the amount of research and work that went into this must be huge. Lovely work!
Another awesome video Jared! Thanks for sharing! 👍👍
Good decision Jared by making content in multiple languages. It helps to reach your hardwork to the wider audience. Mension in pin comments that this video is available in multiple languages. Otherwise people don't understand it
Great suggestion. Thank you.
Video Recommendation: What's inside Amundsen Scott Station or MrMurdo Station and maybe, how were they built?