Black Hole Pictures, and Five Years of NSF on Youtube! - NSF Live
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- Опубліковано 28 бер 2024
- In this episode of NSF Live we will talk about all things space that have occurred in the last few days. This includes the spectacular pictures of magnetic waves around a black hole, Ship 29 Static Fire, the last Delta IV Heavy, and of course, 5 years of NSF on UA-cam.
NSF Live is NASASpaceflight.com's weekly(ish) show covering the latest (~1 week old) news in spaceflight. It's broadcast live on Friday at 7 p.m. Eastern. On each show, we rotate through various hosts and special guests. - Наука та технологія
Dang, I've been watching this stuff for 5 years?! Time has flown by! Thanks NSF!
I cannot thank you enough, but THANK YOU NASASpaceflight!!
What a great show! Just a little off the rails (lol). Thanks for the history of NSF. Nice to see a photo of Chris B:) I thought it was once explained that "yikes, you bet, concur, we don't need anymore of these" were from different events. A big thank you to Mary, here from the very beginning ❤❤❤
NSF has done a number of trips down memory lane and it never gets old. It's fun to be reminded of things like Panlink, and I always learn a few things too. Thoroughly enjoyed the stream (and so cool to see my homage to NSF on screen!). Thank you for all of the effort, hours, dedication, knowledge, and insight you have given me over years. Looking forward to what the future brings!
Congratulations to you, and to all of us who get great content. Onwards and upwards!
Glad you got “roped” into doing this Das, I miss seeing you on screen! Do really enjoy seeing your talks from the remote locations too!
Great seeing Das and Jack together on a stream again👍👍
Desperately need an NSF Live reunion with Chris G, Thomas, and Michael
Completely fascinating. Thanks to all of you, and congratulations.
love you folks!
Thoroughly enjoyed this whole stream!
Loved this edition, especially the NSF history and intro samples segment. So proud to be part of this incredible community.
This was amazing, I don't know for how long I'm watching you guys but I guess around the "water tower can fly" time :D
That was the most awesome stream. I absolutely loved the last hour with all the history and behind the scenes stories of the channel. I love the top team being on stream, Chris, Jack and DAS. Just amazing.
You need to promote this to more members to get it out there, even as a podcast as so many will have missed it. Only 25k views at the time I am posting this.
Just an amazing achievement. I found the channel when you had about half a million subs. Now one million, just amazing!!! Congratulations 🎉
1:41:45 - NSF History from the beginnings of the site till today. HIGHLY recommend watching this if you missed it
Does it include why us central Europeans got shafted so we can't watch this live anymore, unless we want to completely screw up our sleep once a week?
Call me overly negative, but this was one of the highlights of the week. And no I don't want to watch is afterwards, I thought this was a Live show, what you want to ask a question or any input about the topics in the show?
@@peterlofstrandthis timezone is the one time its not 3 or 4 in the morning for me. We are all around the world, please let some of us have one daylight stream.
@@corrinastanley125 If it was for people all over the world then they should have a rolling schedule.
@@peterlofstrandI think they do several live streams a week, Tuesday is 4 or 5 hours earlier (Thursday this one) and Sunday (only when there is no conflicting launch or live interview). But best to check with the mods on SBL to confirm. See you on one of them hopefully.
@@peterlofstrandI’m sorry, I don’t decide the times for NSF streams 🥲. Usually, the hosts will say your questions live on air, and it’s usually 2 hr long. Just because this stream was special due to 5 year anniversary of NSF on UA-cam and 1M subscribers, it was more “off-the-rails”, with a full history of NSF and also kinda detailing what each phrase in their intro means. Yeah but next NSF Live shouldn’t be like that
so grateful for this channel!! love you guys! IT'S ORANGE ----->🧡
Gushing over a you tube wannabe, desperate for acknowledgement.
You love what guys?? 😂😂
Talk about childish teen mentality!
Excellent show, and channel. Big fan.
About those black hole images and magnetic fields: these show the accretion disk *around the black hole*, not the black hole itself. So the magnetic fields arent coming out of the black hole, and arent a property of the black hole itself: they're created by the hot plasma orbiting _around_ the black hole. That same plasma is also emitting the radio waves that were used to compute these visualizations in the first place, as well as to measure the magnetic field direction (as a driver of polarization.)
Good morning. Thanks very much you're great. Happy Easter everybody ❤❤❤
well i think you got me just before SN5 and i just couldn't leave after that, and must say for me personally to listen too & then watch the intellect of Michael Baylor ,Thomas and Chris G is what got me hooked into the spaceflight community thank you all for expanding my mind and understanding.
I envisage one day a fully operational Starbase with 4 OLM’s and is a bona fida space port and tucked away in there somewhere is NSF with a colossal operation on their own land streaming to billions. Well done SpaceX and NSF.
I been with you all the way since Boca Chica was a dust bowl with star hopper bouncing around. Peace bros 🤙
Same here and it’s great to watch the evolution and progress of not only the rockets but the boys as well 😊
Absolutely loved this stream! Would love to be involved ❤
Sorry I missed this live. Loved laughing along with you guys after the fact!
Fantastic episode everyone!
Happy 5 years! Great job dudes
Congratulations on your continued success, and thank you for all of your amazing content! 👏👏👏🙌🙌🙌🥳❤
Great crew!
Thanks a million!
Falcon great episode!
😅 - Das
Another awesome stream, thanks NSF team. This timezone doesnt need rails Das, lol.
I'll watch this a few times; it's up there with the very best presentations you've ever done before. I'd no idea how NSF became what it has. A brilliant; funny; detailed; enlightening thingy.
Congratulations. I've been watching since the begiining.
Love Das ❤
FANtastic
I've been here since SN10
Always wear my wenhop Hopper hat when watching launches.😅
I subscribed after Star Hopper, but I watched ship five,I think, land and RUD.
Watching again...did say I would...
I wish I had a skill that you could use - I love NSF. Need anyone to do your filing?
is a panorama a composite now?
1:14:00 I have to go to bat for Fire and Water, a Season 1 Stargate episode.
It's about grief.
Not very smart science fiction in that episode, but it's basically a stage play where people learn to stop hiding from their pain of loss.
Stargate can be smart and intriguing speculative fiction, a la the Outer Limits. But it has a heart too, its greatest strength. Btw, TNG has a heart too, which is a lot of what sets it apart from VOY and ENT.
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"Them" are the same people who believe we never landed on the moon and that the earth is flat. We really shouldn't care what "Them" think.
Hopper the immortal
I think the parking lot was for the photo shoot at the pad.
Employee photo shoot
thay got 1M subs
Jack👍👍
no ift4 before june
There are literally black holes everywhere
In Texas? Catch the eclipse in Utopia Tx. Fifty Dollar Dynasty will play and the Serpent Brothers and Ben Van Kerkwick will be there 😁
#ReplayCrew
If mars is a destination send 2 Tesla magnets to mars orbit to protect it from the radiation along with more gold boxes to produce more oxygen
24:00 people are just sick of seeing fake images. Why can't they film from the spacecraft and live stream it back to the Earth? It's within our capability but it just isn't being done.
They do this almost every launch. For Artemis I we saw live footage of a spacecraft going around the moon. We literally saw live views from Starship reentering during the last Starship test launch. - Das
5 years of promoting a Starship that shows no signs of human capability. 5 years of wasting NASA's time and budget on a "Pez dispenser"
Starship is being developed largely on SpaceX's own dime, and largely for SpaceX's own reasons - not for NASA.
The HLS contract for Artemis III was awarded in 2021 (so: definitely not 5 years ago), and is a nice side-gig but is very far from the main point of Starship.
NASA's total contracts to SpaceX for HLS development to date, amount to significantly less than the cost of a single SLS launch.