Blastoff! NASA's SpaceX Crew-8 launches to space station, booster nails landing
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- Опубліковано 2 бер 2024
- A SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket launched four astronauts to the International Space Station (ISS) for NASA on the Crew-8 mission. Liftoff occurred at 10:53 p.m. ET on March 3, 2024. Full story: www.space.com/crew-8-mission-...
Crew-8 is NASA astronauts Matthew Dominick, Michael Barrett, Jeannette Epps and Russian cosmonaut Alexander Grebenkin.
Broadcast courtesy: NASA - Наука та технологія
Thank You VideoFromSpace for sharing the launch footage!!Congrats Space X & NASA on an AWESOME Launch!!
Sending a positive energy that the Falcon 9 astronauts experience a safe, peaceful and exciting journey.
AMAZING to watch!
Positive energy. THAT SHIT WAS SATANIC
peaceful AND exciting
Thank you for flying Space X. That sounds so beautiful.
Future space ports and space lines are coming soon. Science fiction coming to life.
@@Ronydoo-yv2hs Yup! My first thought was: dang, it sounded just like an aeroplane after landing 😁
It was great to see the cosmonaut's smiling face along with the three astronauts. Too bad we can't get along in the same way on earth!
What is the difference?
@@Deontjiethey working together instead of proxy wars, no one getting killed in space,,,,yet.
Don't believe what you see and obviously swallow hook line and sinker on the fake news. Remember the oboma administration killed the space program and without Russia, we wouldn't have gotten a ride to space. Ever wonder why private space companies took over?
@@donovanjones4175 you actually believe this nonsense. The original blast off got edited..fire from thrusters from middle of the rocket and smoke sll over the place while.the rocket is still on ģround. I was like release the brakes release the fucking brakes already. We gonna have to refuel b4 the firmament. Where's the nearest.gas station
@@donovanjones4175 nobody going to space. It's all bullshit. Elon said it best selling the bS. You know it's real because it looks so fake.
Well done SpaceX! 50 humans launched into orbit since 2020.Insane!
And thank you Nasa for the first commercial cargo program contracts that allowed SpaceX to become the juggernaut it is today.
Fuck nasa. Waste of tax dollars
This never gets old. This is an awesome event to witness but definitely pins and needles that first minute when lift off commences.
What an incredible achievement! The collaboration between NASA and SpaceX continues to push the boundaries of space exploration, bringing us closer to the stars with each successful mission. The precision and technology required to not only launch to the space station but also to ensure the booster's perfect landing is truly awe-inspiring. It's moments like these that remind us of human ingenuity and our relentless pursuit of knowledge and adventure beyond our planet. Cheers to the Crew-8 team for their hard work and dedication, and here's to many more successful missions!
I'm old enough to remember Gemini and Apollo missions. Watching space travel never gets old. Great job SpaceX great job NASA.
The CGI tech went overboard with visual effects. The rocket at full throttle was on the ground for like 40 seconds and there was fire coming out the middle of rocket. This shit is an edited version.
I'm telling you this is all fake. Watch 25 space bloopers. It's a good laugh.
Always been on my bucket list, to see in person a space launch.. incredible
the other 2 pilots are just chilling and having fun 😂
That thrust has to feel amazing!
Never ever gets old!
❤congratulations to All !
great job Space X and NASA
With the progress this program has made is beyond all belief. You can see the future right in front of us. This is happening guys. SpaceX great job, amazing.
Is it really "beyond all belief". Have we not sent humans to the space station over and over again? I agree it's cool, but it's not "beyond belief" IMO.
None! Zero! 😕
@GreenArrowNetwork I'm sorry, I didn't know that that's what you also do. I guess I really don't know how easy it is to take air and create a machine so massive &powerful that it can lift itself off of this earth, and take humans back and forth to the ISS. Taking satellites and putting them into position in multiple areas of earth's atmosphere. Then when the job at hand is over, fly back down to earth and Landing with accuracy, time and time again. All of this and more without catastrophic failure. Just a question, if it were you that was smart enough, wise enough, and talented enough to do all of that, should you be treated with a lack of respect?
Awesome SpaceX.😊...
safe travels crew 8 welcome to Orbit.
TY FOR SHARING!
Anyone else see the anomaly at 4mins and 11seconds ?
4:11
I can't even begin to think what it would feel like inside Dragon capsule, those speeds are ridiculous😎
SPACE X IS MAKING AWESOMENESS COMMON. GREAT JOB AS USUAL.
What an exhilarating moment for space exploration and technological achievements! The successful launch of NASA's SpaceX Crew-8 to the space station, topped off with the booster nailing its landing, is a testament to human ingenuity and the relentless pursuit of expanding our horizons. It's incredible to think about the teamwork, precision, and dedication behind such missions. They not only push the boundaries of what's possible but also inspire countless individuals to dream big and believe in the power of innovation. Here's to the brave crew on their journey and to the many more milestones in space exploration that lie ahead! 🚀✨
Wow I am very happy that finally spaceX crew 8 has launched Thank you NASA
NASA astronauts go, "Ooo these Tesla seats are comfy."
This is Always Amazing to Watch , 3 hours late but still 👌🏾✊🏾
It feels kinda honorable to hear that this is being controlled from Hawthorne. I grew up there. Right behind Hawthorne High on Felton Ave.
"Honorable?"
If you could only see.
@@TheyliewesleepWell, kind of honored since it is the old stomping grounds. That was over 50 years ago.
@3rdandlong They say (who are they?),
"With age comes wisdom."
It always surprises me to meet people my age, protecting sacred cows.
Excellent job everyone, CONGRATULATIONS! 👍👍👍
Congratulations SpaceX......Amazing Job❤❤❤❤
Beautiful transition
Lady got excited..
what went past the craft after the seperatjon or do my eyes decieve me
Sooo Grateful for the video @VideoFromSpace
Impressive as always !
Did anyone happen to catch the Zero-G indicator? I didn't stay tuned in long enough to see that part but usually they show it from the moment the Crew reaches orbit if I'm not mistaken.
I did, they used a puppy stuffed animal as the zero-g indicator
For me drifting freely in space not attached to anything is the scarry part.
Congratulations to Falcon 9 ~ SpaceX & NASA for Such an Awe inspiring Sight 💓🌠
Don't tell Biden, he will get the FBI to investigate Elon.
Why are there no cockpit views and conversations
Got to meet Dr. Michael Barrett he's freaking smart! It's crazy. Great to meet him
Always absolutely amazing!
Awesome view from Deltona!
Hello guys, do you agree that relying on the F9 reliability/reusability we could have rotation of crews much sooner? 3 months? 2 months? Greetings from Portugal. 🚀
Hello Coy! We watch you every day! Please shout out to Mr. Paddock's class at THE Garland HS in Garland, Texas, where Principal Barnett says every day "I love you all and Gig'em Owls!!!"
Wow!
Wow. That shit was not cool.
What’s that object at 04:12 ??
Why separate the second stage?😮
That was awesome 👏🏻
Out of this world! 🚀🌌 Exciting to witness NASA's SpaceX Crew-8 launch to the space station, and a flawless booster landing too! 🛰👏
Amazing🙏
12:30 LUDACRIS SPEED.....I cant imagine if that hit them...crazy
I miss the double telemetry for stage one and stage two
Wonderful,wonderful,wonderful, wonderful…..wonderful, wonderful……wonderful.
Looking forward to see human beings return to the Moon soonly❤❤❤
Seriously these commentators need to be quiet so we can listen to the voices of the ship and mission control.
Just saw the light over texas at 7:20 this evening with the ring in front of it.
❤
Man the falcon 9 has made space trips easy its an amazing beginning for our future outlook
i love rockets. that was so cool
Congratulation for happy launch! See you
next time event!
What happens to the 2nd stage after separation?
It will whip around the Earth for a while (usually several months or longer) and eventually it will burn up in the atmosphere. This generally happens out over the ocean and nowhere near where any people are but there have been some exceptions.
@@thablakesterThat’s the case for the Dragon’s trunk when it’s jettisoned prior to reentry. I believe the Falcon 9 second stage always performs an additional engine burn to deorbit itself in a controlled manner once its job is complete (for LEO missions, at least).
@@Delta-V-Heavy yup. I think there have been a few cases where S2 fails to deorbit, but I can only remember one example (in recent years)
Thank you for flying with SpaceX
Dang! That sounds like an air hostess over the PA, when the plane lands.
GUYS, THIS IS THE FUTURE!!
#LookUp ❤🚀
Gotta love this...😊
Ty
For making me shit my pants. ‘???
@@jindip9409 Why are you here?
Why is this making me cry?
My scary close call video of crew-8 rocket launch-> posting it between 6am - 8pm today?!
People need to put on there Bucket List a Night Launch. It's Absolutely Spectacular.. I've watched a few with My Family on the beach at Cape Canaveral..It's a Must!! 😎
… when you fast-forward through the launch so you can watch the booster land. It's like that.
Up to space to Iss must say Bravissimo ☆☆☆☆☆
😮
Was really hoping to hear "roll program Houston"...
Congratulations
Merci "SpaceX-Crew-8-..."...
Milli ⚜ 🌌
Woohoo! Go Syracuse native Jeanette Epps!!!!! -from a fellow high school alumnus...
THAT WAS TERRIFYING
The booster landing never gets old.
sure bro
Water Deluge was late as heck.
We’re going to Mars!
What for?
@@oowe857we know it's sounds dumb, but that just human nature to explore more. Like our ancestors who seeks new land through vast ocean❤
Why does the view of the Merlin engine switch back and forth between two different camera angles all the time? That's totally annoying. Please decide on one camera angle!
That's my point, yo much editing and cameras, jumps abt. I'm not convinced
They’re engineering cameras - they aren’t there for your entertainment
Coisa linda
So proud of our USD graduate Matthew Dominick! Go, Matthew!
What is there mission
Going to ISS
SpaceX is the most incredible space program I have ever seen and I want to thank them for space force
I cried watching it.. YES !! to d moon and beyond Baby !!
皆さん、元気そうですね❣😇ルンルン
What a blast!!!!!!!❤❤❤
Space X is amazing!!!!! They've accomplished so much!!
This is AWESOME - - Never stop dreaming and aiming for Orbit and Beyond......
What the hell is that at 4:12?🤔🫣🤣
Wow! Go space X,
A SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket launched four astronauts to the International Space Station (ISS) for NASA on the Crew-8 mission. Launch is occurred at 10:53 p.m. ET on March 3, 2024.
Can someone explain how they pressurise the capsule as they zoom at breakneck speed to enormous altitude? They aren’t wearing true spacesuits or anything even close to what U2 pilots wear and they only go to around 70000 feet. They must have enormous faith in the cabin pressurisation if they don’t have spacesuits on as they’d instantly die if it failed. Thanks.
How are these not true spacesuits?
@@Ethan_Roberts do they have their own air supply connected to the suits as they walk towards the rocket? If they don't then they are not wearing spacesuits.
@@GrumpyG63 how does that make it not a true spacesuit? If anything, it reduces the need for suit pressurisation while outside the spacecraft and the additional equipment required for that. The suits are connected once in the spacecraft.
Maravilhada com essas imagens da Nasa EULINA Brasil ❤
Apollo 17 all over again turning Night into Day
I'm so proud of my two brothers who works for NASA
God speed. WOW!!!!
CONGRATULATIONS ❤😊 TO SPACEX AND NASA AND TO ALL TEAM WORK! FOR HUMANITIES AND EDUCATION OF ASTRONOMY.
I see Sheldon's math is still working.
Why is the altitude and velocity in kilometers? Did we switch to the metric system recently?
It's amusing how some folk, mainly in the US, cling to an archaic and scientifically illogical measurement system. Metric has been the preference in the aerospace and marine sectors for decades.
Spaceflight has always been metric. Even Apollo used metric (and then switched to U.S. customary for the pilots). In addition, the U.S. technically already uses metric, but there was never any end date for when the switch was needed to be completed by
Godspeed Endeavour!
4.12 /1313 a object passed the camera could it be a U.F.O passing by to say HI?
Wooo go SapceX amazing company doing amazing things! And private sector means much more potential!