Boeing Starliner Launches to the International Space Station on Atlas V
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- Опубліковано 29 вер 2024
- Starliner is go for launch!
Watch #Starliner launch on its Orbital Flight Test-2 to the International Space Station as part of NASA Commercial Crew program. After you catch up, stay tuned for docking + the hatch opening.
Congratulations to the engineers, all Starliner program staff, and the Atlas V rocket.
My kid came over to watch and was waiting for the booster to land. I said, "Not these guys, sorry", and he said, "Well that's dumb."
Smart kid.
The parent of this kid is dumb. This actually goes to the space station carrying cargo for the astronauts. This goes farther into space Sr. Not just a few people to do flips at the mere surface of space for just 3 min. Things are built differently for different purposes.
@@codymoe4986 or not be a fan boy to an inferior company
@@codymoe4986 My kid knows his grandfather was a Boeing engineer on the Saturn V first stage at Marshall Space Flight Center in Huntsville where I was born. My kid will do just fine, thanks.
@@cinemascope53 Doubtful....also heard that before in a similar post.
Keep it musky, fan boy....
As someone who as multiple members of family on the boeing team, including one who works on this project, congrats! I know alot of effort was put into this Launch and the building of starliner! Let's hope for its success for years and decades to come!
Edit: I have been getting Quite a bit of SpaceX fanboys attention. Even I need to admit that Boeing is a horribly managed company, but don't criticize the engineers, their job is tough, and they put alot of their lives on the line to get starliner up and working. Let's get a round of applause for them in the comments, they deserve it for all the hard work, and the challenges they went through building starliner!
LOL. Those who can, do. Those who can't work for Boeing.
I Doubt It!!!
Agreed, anyone who is involved in mankind reaching out to our full potential is worthy of honor, whether they be at Boeing, SpaceX, Blue Origen, ULA, Roscosmos, Europe, China et al. Kudos and congratulations.
If I ran Boeing and my first attempt failed b/c of a software error, I would very publicly fire the head of the software division. This time, thrusters failed. This does not instill confidence in the company.
The USA government should tell Boeing they get exactly asmuch as SpaceX. If they can't get a capsule in orbit for that amount, too bad. Same with worthless Blue Origin.
@@roberthouston9657 Bullcrap. Bullcrap 1,000 times. Survival of rhe fittest applies to corporations, too.
Would you continue to patrinize a restaurant that killed every third customer by food poisining?
Go Starliner, and go Rosie the Rocketier! Great launch! Safe docking and safe return to earth.
I had to smile when I saw the list of milestones along the bottom of the screen. Glad they didn't actually ignite the Centaur before Main Engine Cutoff. That would end the mission real quick!
edit: I see now that they're calling the end of the Centaur burn "Main Engine Cutoff". Still goofy, as the "Main Engine" is traditionally on the first stage, not the second, but whatever.
WHAT A WEIRD LOOKING ROCKET WITH THE WAY THAT THE CAPSULE & IT'S PROPULSION MODULE IS JOINED TO THE ATLAS V BOOSTER ! ! !🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔
just animation
Get those astronauts off the ISS before this thing goes into production, because once it is, I'm pretty sure it'll destroy the station.
One small step for man, one giant bill for future mankind....
I love you guys at Boeing and know you end up with a high quality craft. I am however curious as to why you guys are so far behind? You guys have been doing spacecraft since before elon ever even saw his first rocket. And somehow he's doing it 1/3 the cost. I think you guys need to revamp your space department and get back on top. You guys have 10000 times more experience and are capable of a lot more. Get it guys, good luck.
Ya just give them 40 or 50 billion extra dollars and a few extra decades and they will get it done.
Critical Race Theory replaced meritocracy is what happened.
Promotions are now 100% based on race and gender. It is a sickness.
They need new management, no safety net and visionary business model.
Way to go Team, it pleases me to see Boeing these kind of efforts. Former Being person '59-'96
Why are there like 3 announcers that keep talking over each other?
As much as I'd like a live view from the upper stage the simulation was pretty cool, realizing those were the Great Lakes visible beyond the Cheasapeke was pretty crazy, even crazier when I realized it had already blown past NYC less than a minute later. Don't get that kind of perspective from onboard cams usually.
Though the lag in the sim is pretty wack, I get its a live sim but there has to be a way to smooth that out and up the fidelity a bit. I know it's not important to the launch but putting on a good show is still worth a bit of effort, especially when your business model relies on political favoritism (just saying).
should have onboard cams like spacex and if you have a map of the location the vehicle is on make it modern
Yes we want better sim vids for the lousy sim space travel.
RD-180 engine.....isn't that Russian???
Yes.. They are using russian engine.
They've been using it for about 20 years. It's a brilliant engine.
Too bad the war ends that.
@@dwkach Not quite. ULA has stocks of them in their warehouse. They were due to be run out in the next couple of years, to be replaced with Blue Origin’s BE-4. I don’t think there have been any new purchases for six or seven years.
As the Orbital Insertion Burn happened at 1:30:30 on the mission clock, was this not when the double thruster failure occurred as mentioned in a comment, below & detailed by @Astro_Angry in a post-launch video? At what point & how was information about those failures released?
It all comes full circle...
After more than 60 years... an Atlas rocket will soon be trusted carry humans into orbit.
Godspeed, Starliner!
Are you braindead? atlas production was discontinued last year. Theres not many left, so enjoy it.
I wonder why the Atlas holds on to the burned out SRBs as long as it does before dumping them. One would think that the dead weight would be disposed of as soon as possible to maximize performance but it seems that the Atlas/Centaur combination has performance to spare.
The Atlas V with its RD-180 engine and the Centaur with its RL-10 engines make for a highly reliable-if expensive-launch vehicle. The future of Starliner depends on the much delayed Vulcan rocket getting up and going. One can only hope that the reliability can be maintained.
SRB disposal zones.
@@hoghogwild Okay that makes perfect sense.
And that's why you're not a rocket scientist.
@TooManyHobbies... What's your excuse?
Congrats to all. Well done!😺
Welcome to space
58:53 is what you came here for.
Why is there never actual footage? Cgi ? Why
Because the signal is unable to be broadcast above a certain range, unlike the technology that was available in 1969 where you could send video 240k miles away 😉
What is our mission to create a big space station in the Universe ask our house or way to expand more explorations.
You never know my country are full of struggles. and full of disappointed to our dreams.
I know the NASA discovery from the past apollo 1 to apollo 13
53:26- Assistant Launch Conductor, Scott Barney
Sorry i study incomplete but i learn in my own self.
If you destroyed our reputation you destroyed our goals for the future.
6 an Suni if Uuuu kneed a c.o.p. i-e think?!
The congrats should have been given 3 years earlier....But, O' Well..
Get rid of the boring animation and show us live pictures like SpaceX does. Otherwise well done all round. Lets see if you can dock at the ISS this time round.
Bs show....
BS account, there's an obvious reason why you have two subscribers one of them probably being yourself with that creepo picture..😂
remember the Man Show, that was a great show
Did they just clled that thing Eagle ???? ROFL
No but I just called your mom.
Am I crazy or was T+01:00 / 01:04 looks almost artificial?
I noticed the ice breaking off the LOX tank during initial launch and subsequent condensation evaporating which is all normal , you can see it move down the rockets body.... It just looks too good or something. It's real , I'm certain.. no conspiracies or any tin foil .
I do realize the side profile was CGI ...just not just about other views.
If it looks fake it's real, and if it looks real it's fake."
could someone buy Dee a modern laptop??? Boeing?
Congrats Boeing. SpaceX Superfans I will pray for you. It’s ok to have two companies in americas space portfolio.
The more merrier. The better the USA does in space the better we do on the surface. Congratulations Boeing/ULA! 👍🇺🇸 Slava Ukraini 🇺🇦
@@thatotherguy7596 absolutely 🇺🇦
@@awarepenguin3376 🐧👍
You nearly triggered those bunch XD
Not one at 10X the price. Although Bezos hasn't gotten past the carnival ride stage.
Chat was trash, boeing. I suggest you remove chat sometime. "Trollers" think that space is fake. and I cant take it anymore.
Imagine not being able to handle chat, remove yourself if you can’t handle it you child, nobody is going to bend to you thankfully
💯 agree. All trollers and flat earthers and space hoaxers should be put on SLS launched into space and dumped.!!
Yea Boeing please shut the chat down for thousands of others just for a couple of daisies who have the ability of turning the chat off themselves.
No, people need an option. They don't deserve to close the chat, after all of those plane deaths...
you shouldn't care what others think and stop trying to censor people and deny them their free speech😊
So its just a big capsule?? WOW the cutting edge engineering...
Excellent 👍
Congrats!
And yet again issues with it!
You show me one mission that has been 100% without a problem Don't say SpaceX don't have problems. They do. They just aren't telling you. These things have hundreds of thousands of components and even a failure rate of 0.001 would mean several components fail.
What happened to the first stage landing?
There was none. This was not a SpaceX launch
Blue Ogrin and SpaceX have landing rockets, China is trying to do the same and they have been trying to do this for like three years now and it's been failure for them, I don't know if ULA wants to take this approach, landing rockets needs development, for example the Atlas V can't be redesign for landing they have build new rocket with landing in mind even Rocket Lab doesn't attempt to land them they just catch with a helicopter and parachute because it's easer, it took SpaceX years to have their first landing. Rocket Lab is working on new rocket called Neutron that can land but we aren't going to see it any time soon. and just want to say SpaceX/Elon Musk/Tesla Fan Boys make cringe every time I see them on social media they are just hilarious.
It’ll be chillin at the bottom of the ocean. The next one is being built right now at our expense 💵 🔥🔥 and so on…
@@domworl8234
I'm sure it pales in comparison to the cringe in your idiotic post.
First stage landed on my barn.
Well, they've already had thruster valve failures in flight on this thing yet again (per CBS and other sources), and they're still gonna try to dock it with the ISS. This could be interesting. (Flatulent sound)
Congratulations !!
Congratulations on getting this right. Something that has been done over 50 years ago. You should feel so proud. What a useless company filled with wanna be engineers.
If this is your job application, you might wanna polish it up a bit...
@@codymoe4986 why does he need a job, just give him YOUR money since you like paying for stuff😅
Why do people like you even comment on this?
Congrats!!!!!
Elon doing it better Boeing, now i hope Elon and the team can take over Boeing and start building passenger aircrafts, or rather they just start building their own passenger aircrafts. I dont hate you Boeing,..its just that the management have been such a huge disappointment making all wrong decisions. wish you all the best from a fan point of view, and hope you iron out all the problems in your company, and get back to the original proud Boeing company.
Kind of disappointing that there was no camera showing engine separation. How do know it actually made it this time?
And what's crazy this spacecraft is obsolete lol bc SpaceX has outdone it by now
Not so much. They are both cans that keep humans alive in a vacuum. Contracts were signed, services will be provided by both Commercial Crew Program provider. No ones performing magic here.
If it's so easy, you do it.
Reusable boosters right
😅nope, good ol' taxpayer wasted rockets like from before
Do you clowns think you're clever or something?
@@thethirdman225 let's not pretend that you'd be able to understand
@@schase02 If it’s so easy, you do it.
@@thethirdman225 blue origin and SpaceX did it what 7 years ago. SpaceX has done it close to 100 times while Blue Origin has done it what probably 20? It's not exactly new
This seems like old technology just with smaller rockets, it's still impressive but just seems so 1969ish....so the booster is just wasted? hundreds of millions just gone😅... Boeing should stick to airplanes because they barely get those right nowadays.
The Atlas V is the oldest active American rocket to this day.Its inaugural flight on 21 August 2002.
In recent years the price of an Atlas V has dropped to US$109 million.
ULA has stopped selling the Atlas V. It will fly 23 more paid launches
In its 92 launches,starting with its first launch in August 2002, Atlas V has achieved a 100% mission success rate and a 97.65% vehicle success rate.
This is in contrast to the industry success rate of 90%-95%.
@@joannewilson6577 it may be from 2002 but it's still an outdated technique plus they have to REBUILD each rocket right? So even though the price has gone down doesn't mean the program itself is any cheaper. And I was referring to their recent Boeing 747 planes failing from the sky, their success rate on those is horrible.
@@frankiethebull8269
The 1997 merger that paved the way for the Boeing 737 Max crisis.
Boeing acquired its longtime plane manufacturer rival, McDonnell Douglas.
The resulting giant took Boeing’s name.
More unexpectedly, it took its culture and strategy from McDonnell Douglas.
In a clash of corporate cultures, where Boeing’s engineers and McDonnell Douglas’s bean-counters went head-to-head, the smaller company won out.
The result was a move away from expensive, ground-breaking engineering and toward what some called a more cut-throat culture, devoted to keeping costs down and favoring upgrading older models at the expense of wholesale innovation.
Only now, with the 737 indefinitely grounded, are we beginning to see the scale of its effects.
@@frankiethebull8269 Yes each with the launch cost around $115 million for the customers...
Their new rocket is almost ready and it will be reusable in part like the Falcon 9..it did cost +2 billion to R&D....Vulcan Centaur is the name and it's not from Boeing but from ULA...they bought the right to build the Atlas rocket from Boeing many years ago...
@@joannewilson6577 customers? you mean taxpayers.
boeing how are you going to launch starliner as atlas is about to retire and accordimg to reports your not going to launch starliner on vulcan. are you going to use falcon 9 when atlas retires?
1080P
no, 2160P🤪
@@frankiethebull8269 Of course, 4K resolution is best.
Waste of tax dollars.
Congratulations Starliner. And I will say those new space suits they'll be wearing look 100% better than those creepy SpaceX suits. Good luck and Godspeed 🇺🇲
I've never heard anyone describe the suits as creepy before, why do you think they are creepy?
@@Firecul those huge weird looking helmets and the tops don't fit correctly it's like their bellies flopping out I never liked them they just look cheap and weird.
Don't forget SpaceX leaky toilet.
For me it look futuristic. Btw SpaceX still leading in the race by more than 2 years, GL!
You are doing a real disservice to true spaceflight enthusiasts by adopting Muskrat tactics..
Just saying, don't sink to their level.
SpaceX gives us real video and Boeing provides a cheesy animation. Where was the video of the booster landing (oh wait Boeing and ULS can't do that). Boeing is stuck in the 1980's and should gracefully exit the spacecraft and focus on their flagging aircraft.
Deadly aircraft at that.
A bunch of thrusters failed. Is Critical Race Theory running Boeing now? Thank God we have Elon Musk and SpaceX.
Why do you even bother?
Big deal...years behind SpaceX
Cynicism gets you nothing.
@@Thunderchild-gz4gc it is not cynicism it is just false pride of boening....such a big company and lost for years with just a simple computer geek...they should be ashamed not proud....it is as if someone made today an electric motor and made big international news about it ..just a joke and cheap one.
@@joseperes777 Not false pride. If you think this is easy then why don't you do it?
Good show, it was good to see this working (So Far) ✅
It was nice to see you can Prove what you’re doing after the 5 minute mark with colored animation.!! Who wants to see the Real thing. In black n white no less, when you can see a nice colored artists rendition of the Real thing.👍 I must say though we did Miss the landing of the first stage Booster, you Did film the landing, Right.??🤔 we’ll have to watch it again, I sure hope it didn’t crash back in the ocean 🌊 what a WASTE of 💰 money 💴 that would be.!!
Elon Musk bots army is left and right, you guys are just cringe at this point.
This post is proof positive
that Muskrats are truly an invasive species....
@Domworl why do you like wasting money? are you the type that buys those one time use phone chargers?🤔🙄
@@domworl8234 LOL. You constantly fail, and blame the other guy.
So it was all Donald Trump's fault? LOL.
@@frankiethebull8269 these SpaceX haters buy a car for a trip to Wally World, drive into a lake when they get home, then go out and buy another new car.
There was too much cgi, not enough real footage to determine the validity of this launch, possibly fake?
the flat earthers are back...
ULA prefers to use a lot of animation to illustrate what is happening on the rocket rather than using cameras to show stage separations and spacecraft deploy. Arianespace is big on animation, too.
Elon Musk bots army
@@domworl8234 😂 again...who even mentioned Elon?? you need help because you're clearly jealous of him or something.....you should really get off his D before you make a fool of yourself😂
Go Boeing, America needs you!!!
If it's boeing it's not going. ... Didn't their main astronaut retire before he was committed to riding in this tin can?
I’m an astronaut this was all faked
If you're an astronaut I'm the king of England. They should have put you on there and dumped you out in space and the rest that think like you with 3% brain capacity at most working if you're an astronaut you know we've been going to space for 70 years now you're probably a SpaceX troll being paid.
If you are an astronaut you wouldn't be saying this on UA-cam you would be on the national news.
Im a flat earther and we are dumb.
more like an astroNut
The flat earth society has members all over the globe 🌎
Nice to see a successful launch. Finally. As Boeing is involved, take nothing for granted except that Boeing is going to burn a ridiculous pile of American tax dollars to do it.
😂 my thoughts exactly
As opposed to Elon taking a bit less and still lining his pockets?
@@codymoe4986 Mr Musk folds his money back into things that produce for mankind and he lives a fairly modest personal lifestyle. Thank you.
@@roberthouston9657 A fairly modest lifestyle you say?
Like spending $40 billion on one of largest social media platforms on the planet? That type of modest lifestyle?
LOL! Enjoy the musk, sucker...
@@roberthouston9657 And by the way...MISTER Musk?
I guess he is your daddy...carry on
Everything is fake
Prove it....
@@heather1985october your profile picture is fake so he's not completely wrong😅
A bit like you.