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  • Space Knowledge: The Launchers, Space Telescopes & Space Communication - Zenith - Space Documentary
    Space Knowledge - The Sun & Beyond the Solar: • Space Knowledge: The S...
    00:00 The Launchers
    The development of reliable, high-powered boosters has enabled researchers to send probes to distant planets. Without these work horses our science would remain tied to the Earth.
    This episode examines a range of launchers that are integral to space research.
    24:35 Space Telescope
    Space telescopes orbiting above the distorting effects of the Earth’s atmosphere, such as the Hubble, have made incredible contributions to our knowledge of the universe.
    This episode focuses on the development of the Hubble Space Telescope and its successor the James Webb Space Telescope, a giant infra red instrument with the ability to see the most distant stellar activity.
    48:39 Space Communication
    As our expertise in space technology increases there have been spin-offs in many areas: particularly in communications.
    This episode examines the profit making satellite telecommunications industry and emerging techniques designed to increase the rates of data transmission from distant space probes.
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  • @thomasbramwell9592
    @thomasbramwell9592 Рік тому +2

    What a pleasure it is listening to well spoken English.

  • @amiruddin8802
    @amiruddin8802 Рік тому +2

    ওয়াচিং দিস ভিডিও ফ্রম জার্মানি।।
    Watching the video from Germany... My lovely chanel.

  • @timothyngao6784
    @timothyngao6784 Рік тому +33

    I love the fact that this insightful documentary just came days after the release of the first images by the James Webb Space Telescope. It gives us a background story of astronomical discovery. I hope that we will find solutions to space debris from retired satellites that hinder ground space exploration.

    • @myungjinlee3729
      @myungjinlee3729 Рік тому

      ²²QQQQ

    • @thalanoth
      @thalanoth Рік тому +1

      well, seeing as how it was stated that only the soyuz rocket was carrying people to orbit, I'd say this is a very old documentary lol

  • @FreeDocumentary
    @FreeDocumentary  Рік тому +11

    Did you hear about that amazing James Webb telescope imagery? Well, all the stuff featured in Space Knowledge contributed directly or indirectly to making that happened. Enjoy! And did you know that Mars is 183.5 MILLION km? That is just kinda unimaginable. The distances and numbers scientists use for Space-related stuff: mind-blowing. Anyways, enjoy peeps
    The development of reliable, high-powered boosters has enabled researchers to send probes to distant planets. Without these workhorses our science would remain tied to the Earth.
    This first episode examines a range of launchers that are integral to space research.
    As always, let us know what you think in the comments. Enjoy!

  • @cosmic2096
    @cosmic2096 Рік тому +6

    Space lover♾️🕳️ Thanks for this enchanting content

  • @AmicusDeDeus
    @AmicusDeDeus Рік тому +1

    Thanks!

  • @harshitsharma2690
    @harshitsharma2690 Рік тому

    Weekend night and FreeDocumentary new Upload. Perfect!

  • @VilkasPilkas
    @VilkasPilkas Рік тому +5

    Thank of the documentary it was very interesting, people have so much to explore around the Universe, it's fabulous.

  • @Epic_C
    @Epic_C Рік тому

    26:15 The reflecting telescope definitely looks like it was to look at Uranus 😂

  • @Sonny0276
    @Sonny0276 Рік тому +2

    Great Video. Thank you for posting.

  • @MisterArgos
    @MisterArgos Рік тому

    The power of SCIENCE baby!

  • @mathewmathew08
    @mathewmathew08 Рік тому +2

    Extremely good docu

  • @mikeburton7077
    @mikeburton7077 Рік тому

    Fantastic, so interesting!

  • @larrydugan1441
    @larrydugan1441 Рік тому

    Great documentary thanks

  • @ranniebase1634
    @ranniebase1634 Рік тому

    Thank you this video

  • @rehim_rawuthar555
    @rehim_rawuthar555 Рік тому +2

    വൗ.... 💖💖💖💖 wow

  • @Duddie82
    @Duddie82 Рік тому +4

    I have always used telescopes.. One day I used it in the day time, i pointed it toward the north, and saw a guy picking pecans. It was something that never happened again. It was so cool. but being able to view planets was fun. My first telescop could only really see the moon real clear. But now I have a better one, and I can see planets now. The new Telescop has me extremly happy!!

  • @positrondesign6514
    @positrondesign6514 Рік тому

    Perfectly synchronized to when the Proton launched... I heard thunder outside. For a second I thought UA-cam had Super-Ultra-Mega Surround Sound! LOL

  • @donnadwarika6370
    @donnadwarika6370 Рік тому

    Love this thanks

  • @WA-qz2gx
    @WA-qz2gx Рік тому +2

    Nice. I'm usually lost amongst terminologies in these type of documentaries, this one was easier to comprehend 👍

  • @michaelwangui1384
    @michaelwangui1384 Рік тому

    Nice doc

  • @mohammadk3nt-horizon975
    @mohammadk3nt-horizon975 Рік тому

    Everything during project on BALL-QUEST have to PushStop of this month until New years!

  • @RobertSmith-jh2gh
    @RobertSmith-jh2gh Рік тому

    Id love to see an image of the JWT from hubble & likewise the other way, surely this is possible?

  • @peaceoutj1025
    @peaceoutj1025 Рік тому +3

    absolutely awsme guys......u guys bever disappoint..great work...😍😍😍

    • @FreeDocumentary
      @FreeDocumentary  Рік тому

      I’ll accept this award in the name of all those who made this happen. No but seriously thank you so much for stopping by to let us know. The thanks and kind words do reach everyone involved. I make sure of it.

  • @batencheetos
    @batencheetos Рік тому +2

    To go anywhere, you have to use Ludicrous Speed!

    • @balls7168
      @balls7168 Рік тому +2

      What are you colonel sanders? CHICKEN?!

    • @batencheetos
      @batencheetos Рік тому

      @@balls7168 😆

  • @mohammadk3nt-horizon975
    @mohammadk3nt-horizon975 Рік тому

    I have to decides about my sig-NATU-res!

  • @anybrody
    @anybrody Рік тому

    1:02:26 Earth's Artificial Ring 😁

  • @TroyRubert
    @TroyRubert Рік тому +1

    What happen with the script when it came to Rocket Lab? Called it Space Lab a couple times.

  • @leomartin1903
    @leomartin1903 Рік тому

    I bet them rockets ARE BEYOND LOUD in person.

  • @IDamian1
    @IDamian1 Рік тому

    SHouild be on the History Channel~

  • @palmedor9916
    @palmedor9916 Рік тому

    21:00 that’s sounds fu*king scary just the thought of it😳🥶😳. No wars please

  • @KorumEmrys
    @KorumEmrys Рік тому +5

    668,000 KPH equals 415,075.956 mph is how fast satellite going to Sun's Corona is moving, fastest space vehicle ever!!! Approx 9x faster than any satellite/vehicle before.. This was the speed for the Parker Probe. This speed both fuel boost and slinging itself around the Sun for Maximum speed

  • @CessnaPilot99
    @CessnaPilot99 Рік тому

    Who created this documentary? I'm guessing it was created for a TV channel in some country originally? No one would produce this just for UA-cam

  • @mohammadjhulsarri9565
    @mohammadjhulsarri9565 Рік тому

    Second handAWsarajah!

  • @richardhaynes6934
    @richardhaynes6934 Рік тому

    Good documentary but…..it is not the Soyuz rocket. That is the spacecraft on top the rocket. The booster is and continues to be the R7.

  • @bibiayube677
    @bibiayube677 Рік тому

    With all this images and still we got people who thinks the world is flat very sad indeed

  • @tommustric2492
    @tommustric2492 Рік тому

    NO SOUND? Turn sound on! Where is the sound? How to get sounds for listening?

  • @nitrotuneofficial4196
    @nitrotuneofficial4196 Рік тому

    How they launched the rocket from the moon back to earth?

  • @john404201
    @john404201 Рік тому

    The only thing that SpaceX needs to do is to find away to control the Blast on the ground while taking off.

  • @ssz4561
    @ssz4561 Рік тому

    All the rockets landing in bermuda`s triangel and the marine pick them up that`s why no fly zone.

  • @kingming869
    @kingming869 Рік тому

    22:50 Someone definitely got fired for this.

  • @zambitiber1394
    @zambitiber1394 Рік тому

    It's hilarious they put this out just as they have a Nitrogen leak in some wetlands.

  • @walkslyricsandmore
    @walkslyricsandmore Рік тому

    What does mean free documtary? Can we use urvideo for free ? Just curious, thx 🙏!

    • @dennis.teevee
      @dennis.teevee Рік тому

      free documentary, you don't need to pay for streaming subscription like netflix, hulu, etc. you probably need permission to use it publicly.

  • @ranniebase1634
    @ranniebase1634 Рік тому

    👍

  • @kolbalthusky
    @kolbalthusky Рік тому

    The Russian rocket is NOT the only human rated rocket. Spacex is about to have it's 5th crew mission to the iss

  • @borisloncar3011
    @borisloncar3011 Рік тому

    There are also GPS satellites in Earth's orbit.

  • @soteful9949
    @soteful9949 Рік тому

    The successor to the Arian 5 is the Arian 6. Somebody please inform Microsoft, this is how it's done.

  • @AyeJustLit
    @AyeJustLit Рік тому

    A nature show about satellites 🛰 🤠

  • @sheenaahmed7876
    @sheenaahmed7876 Рік тому

    Arnt they sending earth's weight to space ?

  • @ivanhrytsa1061
    @ivanhrytsa1061 Рік тому +1

    Soyuz is not the only human rated launcher. What's that, a documetary from the stone age?

  • @niftybass
    @niftybass Рік тому

    escape velocity???

  • @pekertimulia125
    @pekertimulia125 Рік тому

    10k
    Kuncinya baud rate itu saja

  • @jaydelrosario8119
    @jaydelrosario8119 Рік тому

    SIYXATELITE

  • @redlightrunner930
    @redlightrunner930 Рік тому

    The only real footage is when the rocket takes off 😂😂

  • @jacoblahr
    @jacoblahr Рік тому +1

    Love these videos. Humanity with the help of Elon Musk and NASA will be visiting mars within the next 20 years. It will be like going on a trip to another country today. We must explore knowledge is power

    • @Crashed131963
      @Crashed131963 Рік тому +1

      No body has even landed on the moon in 50 years.
      More people live on earth that were not alive during the last moon mission.
      Let alone go to Mars.

  • @sparky9c22
    @sparky9c22 Рік тому +1

    Keep your FAITH in Jesus Christ and in yourself.

  • @2061526
    @2061526 Рік тому +1

    my rocket is still on the lunch pad.

  • @pekertimulia125
    @pekertimulia125 Рік тому

    10km
    Hukum Doppler

  • @samiulislamshovon8584
    @samiulislamshovon8584 Рік тому

    It's not space lab.... it's rocket lab's electron rocket.

  • @ryanhamstra49
    @ryanhamstra49 Рік тому +1

    When was this documentary released originally? Multiple times it says that Soyuz is the only way to fly humans but currently there is the Spacex Dragon and a Chinese craft (can’t think of the name ATM) flying humans. Also, the electron is launched by rocket lab, not space lab.

    • @jamestorres9806
      @jamestorres9806 Рік тому

      This is old bro I would say maybe almost a decade because like you said now we have space x with a heavy rocket available and now the UAE has a space program. Spacex now is Big Daddy in rockets then China Russia Japan India India has a really big space program very freaken efficient those guys are real engineeres and astronauts check out their program whenever you have a chance amazing they work with small budgets and get it done their all brains over their

    • @CessnaPilot99
      @CessnaPilot99 Рік тому +1

      Yeah they referred to it as space lab a few times but then at the end they called it rocket lab correctly. Strange

    • @trevorjohnson5240
      @trevorjohnson5240 Рік тому

      I think this was originally filmed around June 2017 because they mentioned "spacex to date has launch 11 cargo trips to the ISS. Spacex launched their 11 mission to iss on June 3, 2017

  • @mohammadjhulsarri9565
    @mohammadjhulsarri9565 Рік тому

    And then UITM///M.S.U

  • @pekertimulia125
    @pekertimulia125 Рік тому

    Sebenarnya di luncurkan dari Pluto secara bumi lebih besar

  • @AMAINE207
    @AMAINE207 Рік тому

    space x shuttles astronauts.

  • @nathanielanderson4898
    @nathanielanderson4898 Рік тому

    If these rocket companies are going to continue to make money, they are going to have to continue to put more and more satellites into orbit.

  • @mohammadjhulsarri9565
    @mohammadjhulsarri9565 Рік тому

    Yunani four cool?watch maniac

  • @pekertimulia125
    @pekertimulia125 Рік тому

    Kleatan yach nu kitu bisa hiber

  • @pekertimulia125
    @pekertimulia125 Рік тому

    Bukan tutupnya Venus

  • @RobDucharme
    @RobDucharme Рік тому

    Space Lab? Rocket Lab...

  • @TomCowell
    @TomCowell Рік тому

    Who's the narrator?

    • @TomCowell
      @TomCowell Рік тому

      Nevermind, it says Tim Dehn on the credits at the end!

  • @bibiayube677
    @bibiayube677 Рік тому +3

    We don't need Russia anymore we have Elon and SpaceX

  • @ssz4561
    @ssz4561 Рік тому

    Thermosphere is too hot for satellite`s and ISS

  • @mohammadjhulsarri9565
    @mohammadjhulsarri9565 Рік тому

    Ones

  • @pekertimulia125
    @pekertimulia125 Рік тому

    Jadinya p&g

  • @tejbathinda7959
    @tejbathinda7959 Рік тому

    Peeramat,wich,ohu,sareya,cheja,pergat,han,ohe,cheeja,aaj,kal,paesh,han

  • @JRead0691
    @JRead0691 Рік тому

    I think he meant "Orbital Velocity"... not "Escape Velocity"... Escape Velocity is if you want to transit to another body, like the moon or Mars etc...

  • @jonathankater7491
    @jonathankater7491 Рік тому

    to discover the planet 😂😂😂😂 proceeds to rollover

  • @chrislong3938
    @chrislong3938 Рік тому

    I'm guessing that the writer of this would prefer to sound out every word instead of the cumbersome acronym used...

  • @jonathanskurtu7384
    @jonathanskurtu7384 Рік тому

    Sub Space Frequency ssf

  • @Ubah00
    @Ubah00 Рік тому +2

    They’ll still be some clowns who would say this is all fake.

  • @mohammadjhulsarri9565
    @mohammadjhulsarri9565 Рік тому

    Whoms the real name$ to make"$ BALLQU3ST!

  • @dillonbledsoe7680
    @dillonbledsoe7680 Рік тому +1

    Space Lab lol. And web already been launched

  • @randallbevansr5200
    @randallbevansr5200 Рік тому

    16 years? Took NASA,60

  • @pekertimulia125
    @pekertimulia125 Рік тому

    Rocket kitu patut..

  • @tejbathinda7959
    @tejbathinda7959 Рік тому

    Jdu,fone,wich,bulde,hu,tna,ohe,,sab,hajer,meening,mai,hajer,ha,,khasa,hajer,hai

  • @dalebirbeck5344
    @dalebirbeck5344 Рік тому +3

    The CGI BOLLOX movie

  • @tejbathinda7959
    @tejbathinda7959 Рік тому

    Aliens,nhee,merde,uousdahee,ethe,rhednde,ne,you,nhee,jade,sdeya,to,ouo,ethe,rhednde,han,,kirpa,ker,ke,mainu,milu,mkhalsa,nhee,marda,ohu,sda,hee,rhenda,hai,saree,dunya,aande,jande,hai

  • @pekertimulia125
    @pekertimulia125 Рік тому

    Perasaan bumi lebih sulit dari Jupiter

  • @josephjackson7269
    @josephjackson7269 Рік тому

    Hope the company was held accountable for the error in Hubbles first 3 years of not working and we’re charged back on cost of correcting plunder This was not a mistake but a financial damage liability. Does anyone know if they were held accountable? This wasn’t a mistake but a error by responsible builder

    • @ryanhamstra49
      @ryanhamstra49 Рік тому +3

      Doubt it. Most contracts up until recently have been cost + contracts where it’s basically time and material. That’s why SLS is so expensive. It’s also why companies like ULA and Boeing have fought against companies like Spacex and rocket lab, because they don’t wanna have to be efficient.

    • @jamestorres9806
      @jamestorres9806 Рік тому

      @@ryanhamstra49 exactly👍 well said

    • @scotttannehill8439
      @scotttannehill8439 Рік тому

      ```````They made the spy satlites that the Hubble design was based on. dont beat them to the ground...we dont know how many times they saved our buts!

    • @eastockerable
      @eastockerable Рік тому

      Please take a hike. How many military contracts are over budget & how many lying executives are rotting in jail??

    • @josephjackson7269
      @josephjackson7269 Рік тому

      Exactly. Those military contracts should be treated same way. Private industry can’t recoup when plunders happen except again only when dealing with government taxpayer contract. NASA threw its mistakes back on taxpayers

  • @mj7335
    @mj7335 Рік тому

    I'm an advocate for an "Independent Women"-week. Women show the world how they live one week on 100% women-made stuff.
    No houses, cars, streets, watersupply electricity, plastic ... almost everything. Should be interesting to watch.
    Timing: the week before World Women's Day.

    • @balls7168
      @balls7168 Рік тому

      Why does it matter if its made by woman...

    • @mj7335
      @mj7335 Рік тому

      @@balls7168 To show female power and independence.

    • @balls7168
      @balls7168 Рік тому

      @@mj7335 Right but how does that show female power and independence.

  • @danbaker7191
    @danbaker7191 Рік тому

    Old obsolete info. My guess, more than 5 years out of date.

  • @kevininforks
    @kevininforks Рік тому +1

    Very biased towards them russians.

  • @T0EFOO
    @T0EFOO Рік тому

    how do we know those new galaxies are billions years old.... i dont buy that...

  • @richierich1835
    @richierich1835 Рік тому +2

    "Let there be a firmament in the midst of the waters, and let it divide the waters from the waters." Genesis 1:6 unsubscribed because you upload lies..

    • @Alloneword-cp2xw
      @Alloneword-cp2xw Рік тому

      lol the book you devote your life too is one massive lie. Fact. I've proven that many times now. Unlucky mate. We'll carry on progressing and doing more things in space regardless of what you say lol Stay safe 👍

    • @richierich1835
      @richierich1835 Рік тому

      @@Alloneword-cp2xw Word's only hurt if there true. have a nice day.

    • @Alloneword-cp2xw
      @Alloneword-cp2xw Рік тому

      @@richierich1835 well, no, not really. There was no intention to 'hurt'. There is no victim here. As I said, you wont see our work in space stop just because you've unsubbed or because you keep spreading lies. One day it'll hit you how much of your time you've wasted. It'll be too late then. Life's too short. Seriously, take care and stay safe 👍

    • @richierich1835
      @richierich1835 Рік тому

      @@Alloneword-cp2xw You reply to person you don't agree with so you put effort into Idiots you don't agree with. getting triggered by truth you are the victim you don't even notice you need others to point it out because you are so educated. humans are dumb as a box of rocks staring at CGI screen thinking we learning its called programming. we even get poison in our tap water just to keep us dumb and dying makes us docile and zap's IQ its called fluoride people are paying for poison but people think there smart and well informed. people need to accept there dumb to get wise or they stay dumb.

  • @mohammadjhulsarri9565
    @mohammadjhulsarri9565 Рік тому

    Whoms ballqu3st

  • @ronbosscher9421
    @ronbosscher9421 Рік тому

    we most stop lancing satelliet be. course space junk

  • @KrishnaTejaKesineni3425
    @KrishnaTejaKesineni3425 Рік тому

    It's not free documentary it's a Biased documentary. Where is the Mention of ISRO and its launch vehicles one of the cheapest and highly succeeded PSLV. It's launched 104 satellites in single launch.

  • @nomuddywater5978
    @nomuddywater5978 Рік тому

    Webb scope is already limping with damages, 2 bad so much $ time effort etc ,& out of range for repairs

    • @CessnaPilot99
      @CessnaPilot99 Рік тому

      Limping? Lol are you projecting much...? Limp muddy

  • @radoslavmihaylov3835
    @radoslavmihaylov3835 Рік тому

    kinda outdated dont u think?

  • @armonrakhman3791
    @armonrakhman3791 Рік тому

    Go Russia!!!!

  • @HeronSong1977
    @HeronSong1977 Рік тому

    Stop lying to people. 🤦🏻‍♀️