As a propulsion engineer at Blue Origin, this is one of the best space documentaries I’ve seen in many years and renewed my excitement about the aerospace industry. This video made me feel like an excited nerdy kid again. I hope you inspire the next generation of engineers, as you surely inspired me. Great to hear from others in the industry!!
Man that means the absolute world to me. We made this move for 3 audiences: (1) young people who might decide to work in space one day, (2) general audiences who want a primer on the state of the frontier, (3) people who WORK in industry! If we have our way we'll make a whole series about New Space, maybe we can film with Blue more for it :)
Sir will blue origin will reuse upper stage in future?? Like starship Total dry mass of new glenn rocket including booster excluding payload and fuel Total launch cost of each new glenn Price per kg payload in new glenn 😊 @@mariorodriguez2703
@@storyco2000 film it more, i am from india and this documentary already inspires me to work for making significant impact on this world nd evolving towards a better future
I wish I took space more seriously as a kid, but I am grown up, but still enjoy the concept of space and what technology is offering. I would love to see huge things being accomplished within the next decade.
I am in tears at the end of this. All sci-fi regarding space will one day have its real-world counterpart. Absolutely amazing, i can't even fathom how much this took to make, but its certainly a gift to humanity
With Elon Musk on board there's no reason for any of us to believe he has any interest in doing anything but designing weapons and weapons delivery systems for the military and the Network States he and his ghoulfriends want to build. SpaceX is not a trustworthy company until that psychopath is gone.
This video really awakened something in me. Especially seeing how excited each and every person interviewed is about space for different reasons. Orbital manufacturing and construction are definitely the big points for me. I can't wait to see a lunar base with a permanent presence (not colonies - think like antarctic bases with people rotating in and out so there's always someone present)
This Documentary beautifully summarises why Investing in Space is Important and Essential. Its so perfectly put together and the interviews with top aerospace CEO's and engineers provide a much deeper insight on the importance of this new Venture. This is what the Mainstream media miss out, the pure hard work, determination and inspiration to keep going. Thank you so much for making this it Amazing!!
let's gooo, I've been waiting for this. I love space and science; no one else on UA-cam dives as deep into the technical as well as perfectly illustrating the beauty of it all through cinematography and sound. Can't wait till you interview me.
An absolutely inspiring documentary. You all have managed to pay homage to the achievements of the past while contemplating the endless opportunities of the future. Well done!
"Why do you think we humans, want to go to space?" The answer is in the question. We want space. and We call THAT OUT THERE, "Space". IT is by definition what we want. We want space. we want frontier. we want challenge. And as civilization becomes more and more encompassing, our own creation strangles us, and is beginning to strangle our children in the crib. We need space for us, our families, our species, for life itself. Life, not just humans, seeks space.
Such an impressive and well made film. Inspiring! Our kids need more videos like this that motivates them to want to work in the aerospace fields. I think we, the people, stopped making films like this for a while, and it's reflected in our workforce now. We need to make videos that are well done, exciting, fascinating, and convey some urgency for all the trades and large verticals. Clothing, design, logistics, data warehouses, AI, robotics, etc. Props to all involved on this project. You guys nailed this, and I hope it inspires others to make videos like this for other industries. 🎉🎉
So professional! and the content soo impressively fresh.. I mean, blue ghost launch was just like yesterday.. Cant wait for you to release more documentary!
What an awesome film!! you guys did an amazing job in getting the best of new space in a great movie! As an engineering student and a space fan I am really hopeful about the future of humanity in space and that kind of content just gets me thrilled and willing to give my best to drive humanity forward into the cosmos! Keep building the future 🚀
I'm afraid this universe is just a big explosion being a blink of an eye for another species. Documentaries and Videos like this always get me. Sitting here smiling knowing somewhere else in this big thing of a bubble Aliens wonder what we do here. Respect to anyone who participated in this and we should all be grateful to have such mindblowing content two mouse clicks away.
Documentaries like this make science fiction almost irrelevant. We are privileged to experience and responsible to execute the very exciting years ahead.
Criminally underrated viewship for such a masterpiece S3 - please consider making a patreon or membership on YT! I bought a T-shirt to support, but I want to support consistently for these masterpieces you keep putting out!
Incredible. Jason you’re a 100x film maker. And a 1000x inspiration propagandist. Please look both ways when you cross the street. You’re a national treasure.
This is an amazing documentary, made me feel like i just learned about the space industry all over again. Wish I knew you were at Firefly, would of got to say hi!
"Inter-space-stellar moments." One of the awesome documentaries in the space and a true visualization art! Hope to be part of NASA l'space academy one day
Been waiting my whole life for the plaent to get on board with this. Lets go to the stars my dude's We really need a space port, so we can build ships in space.
Loved the film, amazing job! Just wanted to say that the "dark energy" assumption is no longer needed to arbitrarily make formulas "work". Instead, there is now a much more elegant theory called Quantised Inertia that does away with dark matter/dark energy, no longer needs the gravitational constant, and which accurately predicts various anomalies, for example in galaxy rotation.
Epic documentary!!! Don't hate me for it but I'm glad Jason is not speaking because these guests have much more interesting and technical takes. I think you are way better at expressing your view through the vibes of the scenes, cuts and music than through sentences!
I recently started watching "For all mankind" on Apple TV which is a show about the start of the space race but it never ended. The Russians got to the moon first and the show is essentially US vs Russia going back and forth one upping each other. First woman, first base, finding ice on moon, etc. Super good. (They show some scenes from the show in this doc)
The production quality of this is fantastic. Well done S3 team! (Side note; why the name change? S3 is better IMO) Edit: Didn't know that guy who was involved with the human genome project and CRISPR was investigating genetic solutions to radiation exposure and microgravity - that's somehow equal parts awesome and fantastic, and also terrifying to think about since we're discussing genetic engineering. I know genetic engineering exists - there are some viral vector treatments for genetic conditiosn where a modified virus is used to alter someone's DNA. It's very uncommon and I can't think of any conditions off the top of my head that use it (although they exist). So it's wild to think that perhaps it'd be possible to undergo a similar treatment to boost radiation resistance or other alterations to handle microgravity better. It's real sci-fi stuff and who knows what else could be possible? There are a lot of ethical quagmires to consider... but the possiblities are also endless. Edit2: I think orbital manufacturing is my big interest. If you can construct spaceships in orbit, you're no longer limited by single launches, atmospheric flight requirements or payload dimensions. That opens up a LOT of options for advanced designs. You could build true space-only vehicles for shuttling between, say, earth and the moon or earth and mars. You could build space stations more readily and with more advanced designs. You could build highly specialized craft for operations such as asteroid mining. All you need to do is cart the materials and components up and put them together. In a way, we already do that with space stations. But all the modules have to be constructed on the ground and face limitations in dimensions such as diameter. What if we can offload more of the manufacturing from earth to space? Ship up panels instead of modules and assemble them up there instead of down here? What could be possible with that? Edit3: The comment the terraform guy said about negative mass or negative pressure? The maths checks out for those. So in theory, it should be possible. But like he said, the hard part is figuring out how to get that and it'll take a lot of energy. Antimatter drives are surprisingly realistic - we know antimatter exists. The maths for an antimatter drive checks out. There are rudimentary concept designs on paper that should work. But like he said, we can't produce antimatter (at least not in meaningful quantities currently). There are some theories about harvesting antimatter from the space around earth, so that could be a solution in the mid-term. Edit4: I'm a big nerd, just like each and every one of these individuals in the video. Unfortunately, I have virtually no experience with hands on stuff and haven't finished my mechanical engineering degree. It feels very out of reach for me seeing all these companies and what they're doing. Am I really capable of getting into these fields? I know of a few companies in my country - even my city (e.g. RocketLab, Dawn Aerospace) but am I really capable of getting into those fields and making meaningful contributions?
As a propulsion engineer at Blue Origin, this is one of the best space documentaries I’ve seen in many years and renewed my excitement about the aerospace industry.
This video made me feel like an excited nerdy kid again. I hope you inspire the next generation of engineers, as you surely inspired me. Great to hear from others in the industry!!
Man that means the absolute world to me. We made this move for 3 audiences: (1) young people who might decide to work in space one day, (2) general audiences who want a primer on the state of the frontier, (3) people who WORK in industry!
If we have our way we'll make a whole series about New Space, maybe we can film with Blue more for it :)
@@storyco2000 let me know if you need someone from Blue! I’d love to participate and share my thoughts!
Sir what happened with ng 1 booster.... after launch @@mariorodriguez2703
Sir will blue origin will reuse upper stage in future?? Like starship
Total dry mass of new glenn rocket including booster excluding payload and fuel
Total launch cost of each new glenn
Price per kg payload in new glenn
😊
@@mariorodriguez2703
@@storyco2000 film it more, i am from india and this documentary already inspires me to work for making significant impact on this world nd evolving towards a better future
Wow. This was one of THE BEST modern space documentaries ever. Great job!
This docu made me go "fuck yeah humanity, lets kick some ass". Truly inspiring and worth the hour I spent watching it.
I wish I took space more seriously as a kid, but I am grown up, but still enjoy the concept of space and what technology is offering. I would love to see huge things being accomplished within the next decade.
I am in tears at the end of this. All sci-fi regarding space will one day have its real-world counterpart. Absolutely amazing, i can't even fathom how much this took to make, but its certainly a gift to humanity
The Google team and youtube algorithm team should make sure every human watches this and thinks about life from this perspective.
With Elon Musk on board there's no reason for any of us to believe he has any interest in doing anything but designing weapons and weapons delivery systems for the military and the Network States he and his ghoulfriends want to build. SpaceX is not a trustworthy company until that psychopath is gone.
This video really awakened something in me. Especially seeing how excited each and every person interviewed is about space for different reasons.
Orbital manufacturing and construction are definitely the big points for me. I can't wait to see a lunar base with a permanent presence (not colonies - think like antarctic bases with people rotating in and out so there's always someone present)
This Documentary beautifully summarises why Investing in Space is Important and Essential. Its so perfectly put together and the interviews with top aerospace CEO's and engineers provide a much deeper insight on the importance of this new Venture. This is what the Mainstream media miss out, the pure hard work, determination and inspiration to keep going.
Thank you so much for making this it Amazing!!
let's gooo, I've been waiting for this. I love space and science; no one else on UA-cam dives as deep into the technical as well as perfectly illustrating the beauty of it all through cinematography and sound. Can't wait till you interview me.
check out anthrofuturism. you will be amazed by how deep he dives into the moon.
Excellent video. ❤
I got goosebumps a few times 😅. I've been waiting my whole life for this. Full speed ahead!!!!!!!!!!!
That was truly brilliant !! Well done to everyone in the creation of this masterpiece, truly a must watch !!👏🙂
Thank you Jason for creating this masterpiece.
I thought I'd watch the first couple of minutes, but before I knew it an hour had past. The quality of this docu is insane
Wow. What an incredible documentary. This deserves WAY more attention than it’s getting. I’m sharing this with everyone I know.
This is somemovie to be left in history to be watched by masses
The quality of content on this channel is amazing! Thank You!
An absolutely inspiring documentary. You all have managed to pay homage to the achievements of the past while contemplating the endless opportunities of the future. Well done!
"Why do you think we humans, want to go to space?" The answer is in the question. We want space. and We call THAT OUT THERE, "Space". IT is by definition what we want. We want space. we want frontier. we want challenge. And as civilization becomes more and more encompassing, our own creation strangles us, and is beginning to strangle our children in the crib. We need space for us, our families, our species, for life itself. Life, not just humans, seeks space.
I liked your old name S3. It was unique identity
More on the change tmw
Yeah, I have to agree
@@storyco2000 Something more like S3 Media
Agree!
Agreed
Such an impressive and well made film. Inspiring! Our kids need more videos like this that motivates them to want to work in the aerospace fields. I think we, the people, stopped making films like this for a while, and it's reflected in our workforce now.
We need to make videos that are well done, exciting, fascinating, and convey some urgency for all the trades and large verticals. Clothing, design, logistics, data warehouses, AI, robotics, etc.
Props to all involved on this project. You guys nailed this, and I hope it inspires others to make videos like this for other industries. 🎉🎉
Nice Documentary!!! You put in a great deal of work on this, and it shows!!! Glad I could watch!
This is some high quality stuff! I want everyone to see this!
Incredible to watch your channel grow and change your access and interview style is so needed. KEEP going im here for the next one.
So professional! and the content soo impressively fresh.. I mean, blue ghost launch was just like yesterday..
Cant wait for you to release more documentary!
This is the one I've been waiting for. Happy to show it to my students.
Incredible documentary. Thank you for all your hard work.
Incredible work, Jason & team
This was absolutely incredible. Best space documentary ever, I got hyped multiple times throughout.
The best channel out right now.
I am speechless.Thank you for the Energy, Time and Money put into this.
this is so well made and incredibly exciting. thank you so much! 🚀
Damn!
At loss of words.
Fantastic documentary…
Why Space is something that cannot be answered or ignored.
Great video! Specially talking to different stakeholders from short term to long term applications, research, business, etc!🎉
Great, well put together! 👍
We so need to fix the space debris issue though... some innovative Ideas needed soon!!
What an awesome film!! you guys did an amazing job in getting the best of new space in a great movie! As an engineering student and a space fan I am really hopeful about the future of humanity in space and that kind of content just gets me thrilled and willing to give my best to drive humanity forward into the cosmos! Keep building the future 🚀
I'm afraid this universe is just a big explosion being a blink of an eye for another species. Documentaries and Videos like this always get me. Sitting here smiling knowing somewhere else in this big thing of a bubble Aliens wonder what we do here. Respect to anyone who participated in this and we should all be grateful to have such mindblowing content two mouse clicks away.
Great work. I"ve shared this with many friends...the future is bright!
This is EPIC!
This is completely amazing documentary! Waw, such inspiration.
this will be a documentary for the times! I hope watching this awakens that *something* in everyone of you as it did in me.
Very well put together. More please.
amazing job! it’s been incredible watching your channel evolve in the last year :)
Great video very inspiring. Space has always been a private product just with the overwhelming hand of the government putting together the pieces.
This is amazing! Fantastic work, Jason and team!!!
That was beautiful! Thank you.
Starship is the book series "Expeditionary Force" analog of the quintessential SPACE TRUCK! Love it ❤
Documentaries like this make science fiction almost irrelevant. We are privileged to experience and responsible to execute the very exciting years ahead.
Amazing documentary. Thank you so so much for this.
One of the best space documentaries out there.
A true labor of love. Thank you for making this. I hope it inspires a crap ton of kids to go into engineering.
OUTSTANDING!
Brilliant 👏
Criminally underrated viewship for such a masterpiece
S3 - please consider making a patreon or membership on YT! I bought a T-shirt to support, but I want to support consistently for these masterpieces you keep putting out!
This was outstanding! Thank you so much
Commenting for the future. Hey kids. Love this Jason and congratulations!
Great video! Go team space!!
This channel will go far!
Awesome job. Very inspirational.
Utterly brilliant production!
This is so cool, THANKS, THANKS!
incredible video
Incredible film. We are going to the stars!
Incredible. Jason you’re a 100x film maker. And a 1000x inspiration propagandist.
Please look both ways when you cross the street. You’re a national treasure.
Amazing documentary, enjoyed every minute
SpaceX achieved alot more then all other Rocket companies. And yet they are only 1% Done. Everyone finishing line is SpaceX Starting Line.
God bless you for this video, this made me cry❤❤❤
Literal goosebumps from IFT5 Recap.
As an aerospace engineering student, I want to watch this whenever I lose track of my dream.
This is an amazing documentary, made me feel like i just learned about the space industry all over again. Wish I knew you were at Firefly, would of got to say hi!
"Inter-space-stellar moments." One of the awesome documentaries in the space and a true visualization art! Hope to be part of NASA l'space academy one day
Just beautiful.
Thank you
Well done!
Saw that clip on X last year, been looking forward to it
Excellent, I loved every second of it!!!
What an amazing film.
Been waiting my whole life for the plaent to get on board with this. Lets go to the stars my dude's
We really need a space port, so we can build ships in space.
Loved it! This movie is a representation of my being, everything I believe in is this movie!
Top tier Docu, but S3 sounded better. Thanks for making this type of content!
Will make more sense soon :)
great documentary! Hope you can get this out to a greater audience outside of youtube somehow
Loved it!!!
crazy seeing Bridget Mendler in good luck charlie as a kid and now seeing her as a CEO and co founder of a space company.
awesome job, this is really good
hell yeah i love it ❤❤🚀
Inspiring documentary!!!
Loved the film, amazing job! Just wanted to say that the "dark energy" assumption is no longer needed to arbitrarily make formulas "work". Instead, there is now a much more elegant theory called Quantised Inertia that does away with dark matter/dark energy, no longer needs the gravitational constant, and which accurately predicts various anomalies, for example in galaxy rotation.
Epic documentary!!! Don't hate me for it but I'm glad Jason is not speaking because these guests have much more interesting and technical takes. I think you are way better at expressing your view through the vibes of the scenes, cuts and music than through sentences!
I recently started watching "For all mankind" on Apple TV which is a show about the start of the space race but it never ended. The Russians got to the moon first and the show is essentially US vs Russia going back and forth one upping each other. First woman, first base, finding ice on moon, etc. Super good. (They show some scenes from the show in this doc)
Great video
Thank you :)
PURE AWESOMENESS.
Incredible film. Thank you!
Excellent.
Great job!
My team and I Built one of the instruments shown in this video thats now flying in space
Superb!
The best has yet to come, God speed!
Inspiring!
Thanks for inspiration ❤
The production quality of this is fantastic. Well done S3 team!
(Side note; why the name change? S3 is better IMO)
Edit: Didn't know that guy who was involved with the human genome project and CRISPR was investigating genetic solutions to radiation exposure and microgravity - that's somehow equal parts awesome and fantastic, and also terrifying to think about since we're discussing genetic engineering.
I know genetic engineering exists - there are some viral vector treatments for genetic conditiosn where a modified virus is used to alter someone's DNA. It's very uncommon and I can't think of any conditions off the top of my head that use it (although they exist). So it's wild to think that perhaps it'd be possible to undergo a similar treatment to boost radiation resistance or other alterations to handle microgravity better.
It's real sci-fi stuff and who knows what else could be possible? There are a lot of ethical quagmires to consider... but the possiblities are also endless.
Edit2: I think orbital manufacturing is my big interest. If you can construct spaceships in orbit, you're no longer limited by single launches, atmospheric flight requirements or payload dimensions. That opens up a LOT of options for advanced designs. You could build true space-only vehicles for shuttling between, say, earth and the moon or earth and mars. You could build space stations more readily and with more advanced designs. You could build highly specialized craft for operations such as asteroid mining. All you need to do is cart the materials and components up and put them together.
In a way, we already do that with space stations. But all the modules have to be constructed on the ground and face limitations in dimensions such as diameter. What if we can offload more of the manufacturing from earth to space? Ship up panels instead of modules and assemble them up there instead of down here? What could be possible with that?
Edit3: The comment the terraform guy said about negative mass or negative pressure? The maths checks out for those. So in theory, it should be possible. But like he said, the hard part is figuring out how to get that and it'll take a lot of energy. Antimatter drives are surprisingly realistic - we know antimatter exists. The maths for an antimatter drive checks out. There are rudimentary concept designs on paper that should work. But like he said, we can't produce antimatter (at least not in meaningful quantities currently). There are some theories about harvesting antimatter from the space around earth, so that could be a solution in the mid-term.
Edit4: I'm a big nerd, just like each and every one of these individuals in the video. Unfortunately, I have virtually no experience with hands on stuff and haven't finished my mechanical engineering degree. It feels very out of reach for me seeing all these companies and what they're doing. Am I really capable of getting into these fields? I know of a few companies in my country - even my city (e.g. RocketLab, Dawn Aerospace) but am I really capable of getting into those fields and making meaningful contributions?