NASA Team Captures Hayabusa Spacecraft Reentry
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- Опубліковано 12 чер 2010
- A group of astronomers from NASA, the Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency (JAXA) and other organizations had a front row seat to observe the Hayabusa spacecraft's fiery plunge into Earth's atmosphere. The team flew aboard NASA's DC-8 airborne laboratory, packed with cameras and other imaging instruments, to capture the high-speed re-entry over an unpopulated area of central Australia on June 13, 2010. The Japanese spacecraft completed its seven-year, 1.25 billion mile journey to return a sample of the asteroid Itokawa.
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人生で最も美しいと思った映像
何度も見返してる
はやぶさが飛行している初の実写だろうけど、
それがこの見事な散り際。
本体が燃え尽きても輝き続けるカプセルがさらに感動的だな。
It's a miracle that the Hayabusa made it back considering all the problems it encountered during the course of the 7 year mission. The most amazing part for me is how it completed the mission with half of the original engines operating.
@Nadol Hadee but that was only amination nd this is real footage
Thank you,NASA!
We Japanese appreciate for such a beautiful video.
NASAの方がおもわず漏らした「Oh Wow !」というつぶやき。
その儚い美しさ（はやぶさの長い帰還までの道のりに対する敬意を含めた）に対する言葉にならない嘆息がよく伝わてきます。
NASAがどういう意図で撮影したかなんて、どうでもいいんだ。
はやぶさを綺麗に撮してくれた。それだけでうれしい。
ありがとう、NASA。
見事な最後だったな。
胸をうたれた。
両手を広げて光へと昇華していくはやぶさ・・・・実に神々しい・・・・・
本当に羽を広げた不死鳥のようだった。
ありがとう、はやぶさ、そしておかえり。
俺また泣いてるよ。
Wow, it's truly stunning. The color of his reentry capsule bears a striking resemblance to that of the real Hayabusa (Peregrine Falcon), with its graceful transition from pristine white to a mesmerizing shade of grayish-blue.
@silentgi771..When Hayabusa re-entered the Earth's atmosphere, it was to the left of the constellation called Coma Berenices. The comment "Left of Coma, left of Coma" is a call to the people with less sensitive instruments where in the sky the capsule could be viewed. The bright object (upper left) that breaks up is the spacecraft ("Bus breakup") and the small bright dot in the lower right is the sample canister that has a heat shield to protect it and is what was recovered on the gorund.
はやぶさが最後の最後まで頑張れたのは
『みどり』『みどり』『のぞみ』の
志半ばで散っていった彼女達の想いや願いが通じたのでしょうね。
皆さんもぜひ彼女達の事も思い出してあげて下さい。
Hearing news about Hayabusa 2's capsule's return, I review this video. Can't believe this was 10 years ago, I still have very clear memory seeing this little sad (because this means the death of Hayabusa probe vehicle) but yet very brilliant beautiful light.
カプセルを見守るように散っていく姿に、神々しさすら感じた。
線香花火の燃え尽きる最期の力強さとか
桜が乱れ散る美しさを連想する
これぞ日ノ本の星
ありがとうはやぶさ
長い苦難の旅の最期にふさわしい、美しい散り様です
このような美しいものを見たのは久しぶりのような気がします
JAXAやはやぶさに関わったすべての開発者、技術者、職人のみなさんへ、ありがとう
本当は散らずに帰ってこられるのが一番良かったのでしょうが
せめて散ってしまう命ならと、輝いて帰ってきたあなたの最期はなにものにも代えがたく美しいものです
Thanks a lot NASA
映像を記録してくれて、はやぶさの最期を撮ってくれて、本当にありがとうNASA
綺麗に撮ってもらえてよかった
はやぶさが大義を果たして不死鳥になった瞬間。
the moment Falcon becomes Phoenix.
Amazing technology, i wouldn't even have a clue how you can send control signals 1.25 billion miles away. Can't wait for their findings!
Great job JAXA!! Go Japan!!!
NASAのこの映像が一番キレイです。
燃え尽きる瞬間までも、計算しつくされたように芸術的…この美しさまで計画的だったとしたらニクイ演出です。
very beautiful. first time to see a real spacecraft re-entering Earth's atmophere.
本当に火の鳥のようで美しい・・・
なんでこんなに泣けるんだろう…！ はやぶさ、お疲れ様。そしておかえり！
この燃え尽きかた・・まるで桜の花びらみたい・・・
Thank you very much NASA!!
we japanese could see the beautiful re-entry of Hayabusa.
As Japanese TV does not show and inform us about Hayabusa so much, we are so happy that you provide and took a great video like this.!
There are just little news about hayabusa.....
隼というより火の鳥のよう
美しい…
綺麗だな。綺麗過ぎて悲しいよ。
Thanks,NASA.
おかえりなさい！
君の姿をみて、嗚咽して泣いてる俺がいる。
一生懸命帰ってきてくれてありがとう！
Thank you NASA.
I have been very impressed.
All re-etrees should be done during the night time.Great upload.
That's a lot of wishes
儚くも美しき姿。
生涯で一番の一瞬の輝きを放ちながら散り去る姿。
次の世代への想いを受け継ぎ地上に落ち行く小さな輝き。
NASAの皆さんには心からお礼を申し上げます。
このような魂の最後の姿を見せて戴けて感謝しております。
たかが鉄の塊に何で涙が出るんだろう・・・
Just spectacular! What a marvellous achievement!
Thanks a lot for NASA!
I never forget HAYABUSA.
wow is very beautiful!
この世の物とは思えない壮麗な最期だ。
「このカプセルを...人類の叡智を...母なる故郷へ...叶え！」と叫んでいるように見えた。
俺はカプセルの中が空だと思わない。間違いなくそこには小惑星イトカワの砂が入っている。
60億キロの旅の果てに、はやぶさは天照らす不死鳥へと昇華したんだな。
It was awesome to watch! 日本！！！
もう10年になるのか…。はやぶさ2は順調にいってるみたいでよかった。
はやぶさ関連のニュースは目頭が熱くなって困ります
this is so beautiful
That is amazing. I never knew there was a successful asteroid sample return mission by the Japanese.
The sampler did not work as intended and they were very lucky to get anything back at all, effectively the "nose" of the sampler inadvertently captured some particles when the spacecraft landed on the asteroid for ~30 minuites, and they "closed" the "nose", literally just hoping some particles got swirled into the nose. Definitely not the way it was intended to collect samples, but they did recover a tiny amount, something less than gram of material, but some is better than none!
@@c.james1 we can atleast call it path finder if nothing else.
It showed that this is possible nd now hayabusa2 mission sample is on the way nd original aircraft is on journey to 2nd asteroid. Its a technology marvel.
Nd nasa also collected sample from asteroid bennu.
So the next decade is going to be mars nd asteroid exploration
Amazing. And beautiful.
Thank you NASA.
はやぶさが隼の姿になっていったように見えた～。
最後は不死鳥のように・・・。
NASAのみなさん素敵な映像をありがとう！
科学者たちの７年間を思うと、この数秒間の輝きには感慨深いものがあるね。
美しいというか、せつないというか、なんというか
とりあえず綺麗に撮って、私たちに見せてくれたＮＡＳＡに感謝
That's beautiful.
Amasing video!
Thanks!
AMAZING!
こんな綺麗な画像を見れるなんて。
ＮＡＳＡさん、ありがとう！
いい映像でした。感謝！
まさに火の鳥の形をしている。 こんな事って・・・・
おかえり、はやぶさ。
この感動を忘れません。
This is hwo we advance aand dont stay on this age welcome back Hayabuse you are beatiful
That was beautiful.
Welcome back home "HAYABUSA". You are beautiful.
Thank you sincerely.
お疲れ様でした
beautiful
Awesome!
お帰りなさい。そして本当に本当にお疲れ様でした。希望をくれてありがとう。
はやぶさの有終の美を飾るのに
ふさわしい美しい動画ですね。
Thank you NASA team!
唯々涙が出ました
It was my favorite meteorite video for years! Lost track of it and went through my video history for an hour, didn't find it. Got suspicious when seeing other "meteors" identified as reentries, similar to the Columbia tragedy. It was more beautiful than Chelyabinsk though not as spectacular an event. Then I saw someones comment about the Hayabusa reenty. At that moment I realized it was not the breakup of a meteor but of one of our many satellites, manmade.
nice work jaxa
great job!!
A please happy memory must remain at the last moment of him.
It was the really beautiful end.
Thank you for a lot of impression.
最後はどうか、幸せな記憶を・・・
Nice work! Great view.
@hh5944 This mission is related to Kamikaze really. Mr. Itokawa was a designer of Hayabusa, the Imperial Japanese force fighter plane some which applied to Kamikaze attack mission to crash American warships. He was forced to change the job after the war and became rocket designer. Asteroid Itokawa was named after his achievement of Japanese space engineering. The spacecraft was named after his plane of course. And now, both Japanese and Americans celebrate the reentry. To the peace, cheers!
Thank you ! NASA !
ああ〜にわかなのに涙腺崩壊。
Just awesome!
Hayabusa makes for pretty fire works!
I always wanted to see this
この瞬間に生きれた事を感謝します。
一生の思い出です。
(Getting memories of Cassini)
When you have no luck on pulling gacha for certain character banner so you do it in real life instead.
おかえりなさい！ お疲れ様でした！良く頑張った！
Great job Japan!
Cool Shot!
Amazing
NASA's DC8-73, which recorded this video, visited Nagoya Airport in 2000.
And it happened to line up with the MU300, which performed a zero gravity test of the sampler horn.
Real amazing scene,thank you NASA! Great job JAXA!
Welcome home!
Well done JAXA
Another step forward for mankind .
なんか感動。。
はやぶさが任務を全うして最後に燃え尽きるのは悲しいが、ロマンチック。
こ・・・これは・・・
こんなに美しいものを俺は今まで見たことがない
Great !!
Thank you NASA!!
that was sweet!
まさに不死鳥！！！はやぶさ⊿
É muito louco ver tudo desintegrando e so um sobreviver, obrigado Japão por nós proporcionar isso!
にわかで申し訳無いですが、散り行く姿が綺麗で涙が出る。
Thanks a lot NASA!
ありがとうNASA
これはよい
Bravo!
good job!!!!!!!!
You Carry Us On Your Silver Wings
To The Far Reaches Of The Universe
愛したら 火の鳥 時を越えて めぐり逢う
火の鳥の歌詞が頭に浮かんだ
GREAT ! ! ! NASA ! !
cool!!
Well.. this is the nature.
最後に、はやぶさは火の鳥になったのか
やばい。泣ける…。
That´s the future for mankind. World research and investigation without frontiers!