Kudos to all those that it takes to orbit a rocket. What I want to know is: why have their been no improvements in propulsion since the late 30’s early 40’s…. If there are alien craft then why not copy their designs and deployment…100 years and what have we accomplished.
@@mkivy in my opinion.... I don't believe in aliens 👽.. Yes what can be done in space is really very limited by current rocket technology.... And intell a breakthrough in propulsion sciences is made ...the space discovery will be limited to our solar system specifically the nearest planets ( mars ...)
@@ouahaahmed3902 It's not nearly so bad. Chemical rockets are needed to get into orbit, but once you're there, other propulsion systems (ion drives, HETs [Hall effect thrusters], solar thermal rockets [lower-thrust, but high specific impulse], arcjet and resistojet [electrothermal] thrusters, solar sails, E-sails [electric sails, which reflect the positive protons of the solar wind], and laser-pushed light sails are very efficient, and can reach very high velocities [significant fractions of light speed, for laser sails]).
@@j.jasonwentworth723 yes ..but always there is some disadvantages ...one common problem is there very weak thrust.....that need too much time to get a significant ∆v....
Congratz !! Such a professional people and amazing team who moves forward to achieve its objective. I hope you serve all the space service companies and grow as the biggest Fedex of space as you mentioned ! Looking forward to next milestones achievement
Yes, I appreciate their use of SI (metric) units. Nautical miles are also fine, because they are independent of any system (a nautical mile, what NASA uses for distance [and velocity, in nautical miles per hour or per second], measures 1/60 of a degree--one minute of latitude--and is exactly 1852 m long: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nautical_mile ).
To all at Astra Job Well Done.. Hundreds of thousands of Hours Hands on Hard Work Blood Sweat and Tears... To the Investor's your hopes of success paid in full.. From Here on the Sky is literally the Limit.. 👍 💥 🚀🚀🚀🚀🚀 Up Up And AWAY 👍👍🇺🇸
You need to find out where Elon gets his cameras. His launch videos are much sharper. Even if it wasn't clear, it's one hell of an accomplishment. Congrats!!
Meanwhile Jeff Bezos is mourning into his coffee. As why Blue Origin can not get a single payload into orbit. But did put out a propaganda video about how well Blue Origin is doing. Despite a complete absence of functional hardware. While Elon Musk and Space X is awaiting Federal approval to launch Starship into low-Earth orbit. To prove the Starship concept is fully functional and ready for normal operations. Plus Astra has just proven their concept of using battery-powered rocket engines is now functional and ready for commercial flight operations. For low-weight payloads. Which is a major market segment of the Space launch business. Why Jeff Bezos should be considered a major player in the Space launch business is a bit of a mystery. As even Astra is out-pacing Blue Origin.
@@inspiredbymichansenpai2393 oh ok. I was just wondering. Lol. No offense intended. I thought you was saying like it ess staged as in faked. But your good.
A well deserved .... achievement...good job team Astra
Kudos to all those that it takes to orbit a rocket. What I want to know is: why have their been no improvements in propulsion since the late 30’s early 40’s…. If there are alien craft then why not copy their designs and deployment…100 years and what have we accomplished.
@@mkivy in my opinion....
I don't believe in aliens 👽..
Yes what can be done in space is really very limited by current rocket technology....
And intell a breakthrough in propulsion sciences is made ...the space discovery will be limited to our solar system specifically the nearest planets ( mars ...)
@@ouahaahmed3902 It's not nearly so bad. Chemical rockets are needed to get into orbit, but once you're there, other propulsion systems (ion drives, HETs [Hall effect thrusters], solar thermal rockets [lower-thrust, but high specific impulse], arcjet and resistojet [electrothermal] thrusters, solar sails, E-sails [electric sails, which reflect the positive protons of the solar wind], and laser-pushed light sails are very efficient, and can reach very high velocities [significant fractions of light speed, for laser sails]).
@@j.jasonwentworth723 yes ..but always there is some disadvantages ...one common problem is there very weak thrust.....that need too much time to get a significant ∆v....
Congratulations to Astra, right on the money, for the future all the best!
Excellent! Congrats Astra!
A brilliant future for Astra, congrats!
Congratulations on a beautiful launch, and welcome to the orbital club! Kudos for your perseverance!
Congratz !! Such a professional people and amazing team who moves forward to achieve its objective. I hope you serve all the space service companies and grow as the biggest Fedex of space as you mentioned ! Looking forward to next milestones achievement
Congratulations Astra, from a fellow Alaskan!
Yippee! Well done folks, great work efforts and team.
The first step to your goal congrats to astra
Thankfully it flew vertically this time...
A perfect launch
Congratulations Astra team
Absolutely amazing stage seperation!
Am I the only one who noticed how fast the second stage flew away from the 1st stage? That is one amazing engine!
That seperation was neato!
Congratulation Astra! We hope to hear more about you in the future.
0:18 Behold the birth of another hero who is going to make our future bright as the launchpad.
Love the m/s velocity indicator, kudos to the team
Yes, I appreciate their use of SI (metric) units. Nautical miles are also fine, because they are independent of any system (a nautical mile, what NASA uses for distance [and velocity, in nautical miles per hour or per second], measures 1/60 of a degree--one minute of latitude--and is exactly 1852 m long: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nautical_mile ).
Flowless take off beautiful
Love that on board camara view 🇿🇦
Beautiful launch Congratulations to The Astra Team 👍
Congratulations!
#4 is the charm. Congratulations!
This was much more skyward than the last time ;-)
Congratulations, girls and boys of Astra!
Congrats!
First time am hearing about this company. Anyway good job.
Bravo! (From an Astra stockholder).
Just awesome!!
Great job
Good Job team, we did it. Go for launch with the real load
thx
Wow awesome go Astra
nicely done!!
Hell Yeah!!!
well done!
Great achievement, that’s the 2nd launch of this rocket
4th launch
@@tedm123 yeah may bad...
I think that was the 7th attempt LV0007
@@favesongslist 4th
Was the dummy in the payload a flat earther?
congratulations Good luck
Persistence pays off. On another note, it doesn’t look like a flying Bezos penetrator.
To all at Astra Job Well Done..
Hundreds of thousands of Hours Hands on Hard Work Blood Sweat and Tears...
To the Investor's your hopes of success paid in full..
From Here on the Sky is literally the Limit..
👍 💥
🚀🚀🚀🚀🚀
Up Up And AWAY 👍👍🇺🇸
Wow... Look at that teeny tiny baby rocket..
It's amazing how we can get things to orbit with rockets that are only as tall as a bus.
Why orbit is reached at 7000 km/h ; I though it was around 20 / 24000 km / hour ?
And that, ladies and Gentlemen, is Rocket Science….. Congratulations to all involved
To be competitive, reusability is a musk. Oops, I meant "must."
Did you know there were resuable rockets even before spacex
If this sky rockets on Monfay man I’ll probably retire early at 22 man
Is that reuse booster?
I would like to know this as well
Show Beautiful!!!
Nice
How to clean our orbit?
Written LIKE.
Who are Astra?
Check out the UA-cam video where they show off their company and facilities. Very neat company for sure.
Cute
ASTR to le moon
Looks more like a missile explosion
No sideways launch this time... Disapointing
Good job guys. Too bad I sold my 7k of stocks a couple months ago :(
Buy More.
Udah sampe orbit wak
Wow.i what to go to mars
$ASTR
You need to find out where Elon gets his cameras. His launch videos are much sharper. Even if it wasn't clear, it's one hell of an accomplishment. Congrats!!
Meanwhile Jeff Bezos is mourning into his coffee. As why Blue Origin can not get a single payload into orbit. But did put out a propaganda video about how well Blue Origin is doing. Despite a complete absence of functional hardware.
While Elon Musk and Space X is awaiting Federal approval to launch Starship into low-Earth orbit. To prove the Starship concept is fully functional and ready for normal operations.
Plus Astra has just proven their concept of using battery-powered rocket engines is now functional and ready for commercial flight operations. For low-weight payloads. Which is a major market segment of the Space launch business.
Why Jeff Bezos should be considered a major player in the Space launch business is a bit of a mystery. As even Astra is out-pacing Blue Origin.
it is all a show
Accomplished by a very professional team.
Hey Bezos... how come you can't get your rocket into orbit... hmmmm?
Lol
Busy spending money and suing people for bad reasons...
Totally fake
Nah..China already make launching rockets easy like riding bicycle
Staged
What do you mean staged? Like it wasn't real? Your not a flat earther are you?
@@wakingforbacon6439 wdym flat earther? I said it was staged, the rocket was staged, two staged.
@@inspiredbymichansenpai2393 oh ok. I was just wondering. Lol. No offense intended. I thought you was saying like it ess staged as in faked. But your good.
@@wakingforbacon6439 hahahahhahaha i was trolling hahahahha. Been commenting this in all rocket launches recently 😂
First
First
Nah u capping
@@mama_sonic149 ?
@@buyndorj7261 ?
@@mama_sonic149 🤨
get this: nobody cares if you’re first isn’t that crazy 🤯🤯