Crew Dragon | Launch Escape Demonstration
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- Опубліковано 11 січ 2025
- SpaceX is targeting Sunday, January 19 for an in-flight test of Crew Dragon’s launch escape capabilities from Launch Complex 39A (LC-39A) at NASA’s Kennedy Space Center in Florida. This test, which does not have NASA astronauts onboard the spacecraft, is intended to demonstrate Crew Dragon’s ability to reliably carry crew to safety in the unlikely event of an emergency on ascent.
The six-hour test window opens at 8:00 a.m. EST, or 13:00 UTC. A backup opportunity with the same six-hour launch window opening at 8:00 a.m. EST, or 13:00 UTC, is available on Monday, January 20.
Current weather data suggests our best opportunity for the launch escape test will be towards the end of the four-hour window, but we will continue to provide updates as new data becomes available.
5 years ago reusing rockets was a crazy concept. Today it feels wasteful to destroy a booster that only flew four times.
Crazy how fast things can change.
@@Atlessa Thanks to genius people like Elon Musk
@@AndrewFromMilan Elon Musk is the dreamer with money. He doesn't really have the hand in design and engineering. He just makes sure the people doing what they need to do get paid for their great work. Something most multi-million/billionaires don't want to "waste" their time with because they just want more money not a better life. Praise the Musk!
@@AndrewFromMilan And the engineers at SpaceX
The first reusable rocket was called dcx clipper by McDonald Douglas in 1993.. the engineers then went to blue origin.. musk then copied Jeff bezos to found spacex 1 year later... Alot of Elon followers are late to the party and think he came up with this... Please verify and then spread the knowledge. 👍🏿
6:27 Interview
9:17 and 10:55 Crew Dragon analysis
12:21 Launch overview
14:21 Recovery and rescue overview
17:48 Launch
18:52 Max-Q
19:18 Crew Dragon separation and rapid mid-flight disassembly of Falcon 9 booster
20:20 Crew Dragon trunk separation
22:41 Drogue chutes deploy
23:31 Main chutes deploy
26:53 Splashdown
Thank you!
thank
Not all heroes wear cape
Thanks fam
Thanks!!
19:21 Separation & Boom
Really hope we get the onboard video of this. You can see how it turns sideways. it must have been going 1,900kmh by that time so those side-loads are amazing. i cant believe it survived that long and it didnt start twisting wildly. just slowly started to turn. Supersonic aerodynamics are amazing to me.
Knowing SpaceX, we probably will!
@@ranqemax I think you mean knowing Elon, lol. wait for the next music video or bored-billionaire moment.
I'm high school student from us best allies south korea . I am so glad about space x.
My dream is cooperate with spacex engineer.
Because it held out that long, I'm guessing the center of mass at the time was more or less in the middle of the rocket, so aerodynamic forces on the sides mostly cancelled out. And keep in mind that because the rocket is under pressure, it is relatively strong, but the moment something breaks the whole thing blows up. Exactly as we saw.
@@ramg658 bc its an abort test
I love the voice of the gentleman who has for years narrated the Spacex launches. He's the Chick Hearn of space launches. He knows how to add excitement to the launch.
the one and only John Insprucker!
His commentary is norminal!
I love the voice of the NASA public relations lady nagging about the crowd cheering
Papa Insprucker!!!!
Father Sprucc
Rapid Scheduled Disassembly
High-quality comment right here
Also known as Blow The Shit Out
Rest In Pieces
Yes
@@davidjohnjr Nice icon
"the Falcon must die for the Dragon to fly"
And they build even more of them.
You get a 100 on poetry
Ok danny
You beautiful basterd
yes, yes indeed
Every time I watch SpaceX broadcast, a little bit of my faith in humanity is restored. With everything else going on in the world, I'm reminded that we really are still moving forward.
Same
So true. I feal we actually have a future because of SpaceX.
You guys need to do some serious research.
Anon Ymous your point is?
You are so right. Every time this world depresses me (especially here in Germany!), I look at the fact that there is still a future thanks to SpaceX and Blueorigin. That gives us hope!
SpaceX is such an incredible example of what is possible when tremendous ideas are given the resources necessary for massive growth. What an innovative company!
@Truth Betold How did you come to this conclusion?
The resources necessary, the whole company neally completely failed, but Elon put his whole personal savings into the company to save it back in 2008
@@row0111 It only nearly failed because the first three Falcon 1 flight because a failure. The fourth one was a success and opened the door to Falcon 9's near perfect flight statistics.
@@dimitris5866 How did we come to this conclusion?
I'll answer that question by asking another question.
Have you been paying attention to what SpaceX has been doing over the last 20 years? The enormous technological achievments they have made? the thresholds they've crossed? the contributions to society they have been a catalyst for? And the great changes that will arise by their hand before this century is over?
Well put.
Can we just appreciate that this is happening again in our life time
It never stopped?
@@backtotheprimitive9251 We stopped going to the moon, we stopped at low orbit and stagnated for 50 years as a cash cow for Boeing and Lockheed. Now there is a good chance I could go to Mars some day if I desired... My kids could for sure. Space is exciting again.
@@gabesnooks3549 Bring on the colonisation of the solar system within two generations I reckon. Godspeed
I was getting worried.
@@gabesnooks3549 We went to the moon with hand built computers, slide rules and 0.5% of the US budget.. You couldn't get away with the costs and safety tolerances that were acceptible in the 60s, today. Modern spacecraft have to be much more efficient and safer.
This time we're doing it right and in a way that is sustainable and profitable.
Now the wait for Scott Manley to tell me all the things that happened that I didn't notice or don't understand…
Yes!
Fly safe ✌️
True
Yep! And Marcus House!
o7 Fly safe commander.
19:35that was the first Block 5 booster destroyed
RIP First Block 5
May 11, 2018 - Jan 19, 2020
I'm pretty sure there was another block 5 booster lost to Sea because the Navy had a payload too heavy for it to land
@@adepic7927 this was the first to be made
It's got a name!
RIP B1046
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Being a KSP engineer, Rocket-scientist, and the head of the VaB as well as the research team - I can tell you right away that the Design on the Capsule is state of the Art! Major Kudos to the Team behind this!!
Rolf Saitoti I love how you place equal value in being a rocket scientist and playing KSP
Hello, my workmate!
I'm so happy to live right now. This is just insane! I had goosebumps all over again. I hope I'll see the beginning of starship missions and maybe even the first missions going to mars. My utmost respect goes out to everyone at SpaceX and everyone else involved. Love you Elon, you're the best!
How old are you that you think you may be dead in 10 years or less?
OAT351 Are they really bribing people?
@@jamief6507 Not old at all, but it still feels so surreal. At the same time I realize how fast they're developing and believe that they're gonna get there in my lifetime.
@@d.wampianer3577 They will get there in your life time :) We all have a lot to look forward too. Anybody who isn't 80 anyways, and even they have a shot.
Just wait till 2024 my guy. Just wait...
"A falcon died for the Dragon to fly"
-Scott Kerman,The best Kerbanaut
did you just copy someones comment
@@pedropedrohan102 what?
@@pedropedrohan102 Its from the last video that scott manley released. If u mean i stole the quote, them yea, i stole from the video. If u mean the commnent,then no, i havent seen any other comments with the same thing. Thx!
Pedro Pedorhan nobody cares if a comment was stolen
Ksp life
I have to admit, as the Falcon 9 lifted off, I was temporarily overcame with melancholy.
Here's a faithful booster, never failing in all its assigned tasks, and now given its final task from which it will never return.
Goodbye B1046. It has been an honor to know you.
_Per Aspera Ad Astra_
truly a beautiful statement!
may your elements be found and recycled.
What is the approximate cost of one of those thrusters? Is it ok to waste one? If its ok maybe its cheap.
@@xx_flooziebeastkiller_xxia3743 1. The approximate cost of a *_booster_* (not "thruster") is classified, but many guesstimate to be within the US$25million to $50million range.
2. It's not a question of "is it inexpensive to do that" or not; it's a _necessity_ . SpaceX didn't just go, "Hey, let's blow up a rocket for funsies!" Rather, they need to test & prove Crew Dragon's Escape System.
Pandu Poluan Ok, thank you for informing me. Aprecciate it.
The progression Spacex has made in the last few years has given me inspiration to become an aerospace engineer. My goal is to work for spacex, and advance the progress of humanity.
Same here, going back to school at 32
@@TrickyClaw Don't go into debt on it, man. SpaceX, like all Silicon Valley operations, is extremely ageist. Its a real problem. You'll be going up against countless 20-something PhD's from all over the world. Not trying to shit on your dream. Just saying...don't go into debt to chase this one.
What a complete waste.... Obviously they lied in the 60s and 70s.
@@RealityIsTheNow doesnt have to be spacex, just the field in general.
@@qwertyuiopas4285 Tf Are you talking about?
B1046 to Dragon: "Here's my last throw, son. You keep them safe now."
Amen
Henden G shit i never thought I could be sad about a rocket booster
Thats preety gay 😆
@@smithnwesson990 what do you mean by that?
@Axolotl Buddy what do you mean by that?
RIP 1046, your sacrifice will be remembered
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@@steaktaco8553 stop spamming and spend money on advertising
@@steaktaco8553 fuck you
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Don’t tend to advertise my self in comments but I made a memorial for it on my channel
The flight commander calling out "Semper Fi, Aim High" while launching a skyscraper towards space is probably the most badass thing I've ever heard of.
Agreed!!
Time stamp?
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Timestamp pls
@@kenzokenzo She says it right after the 10 second countdown as Falcon is leaving the tower.
When a PowerPoint Presentation isn’t enough
Exactly
exactly exactly
exactly exactly exactly
Exactly exactly exactly exactly
_Dr. Malcolm: "Now...now you do plan on having Dragon separation and splashdown footage on your Dragon separation and splashdown videos? .........umm Hello....taptap._
The big smile on John's face at the end is another confirmation that everything went to plan :)
19:40 'That may be Falcon 9 Breaking Up' - understatement of 2020.
NASA talking head.
What else is it gunna be. The launch pad exploding??!?! i think we know
Congratulations guys. My cousin worked at SpaceX, and I knew how much work you do to make stuff like this possible. Good luck on Demo-2!
If you ever get to Mars, please just take one system of measurement. Everyone watching knows what a meter is.
''this planet is this many feet long'' yes that might be but who's feet are we talking about?
This is a webcast we are watching. Spacex uses metric in everything involved in the manufacturing and operation of all their spacecrafts. You notice they always use metric telemetry on screen. Even most of us in the US knows what a meter is. I've used the metric system regularly for the last 40 years.
@@ShacolateClown The Pope's I think. :)
No freedom units pls.
@@ryzkyjaeger07 What does that even mean?
I like how they avoid saying "explosion" and instead say "bright flash"
Explosion for Rocket Scientists = F___ing big balls of fire that cover the entire horizon... like one happened with SS a long time ago.
Saying "explosion" jinxes it.
Right! That's not breaking up, its exploding!!!
It's a rapid scheduled disassembly
technically, it wasn't an explosion. Rocket scientists call that a rapid burning or a fireball. An explosion would involve much more rapid combustion and intense overpressure forces.
5:38 - beginning of livestream
22:54 - launch
24:19 - separation and explosion
28:28 - main parachutes deploy
31:50 - splashdown
This timeline is no longer correct. They must have somehow changed the video.
23:18 Kerbal Space Program is a bit laggy on your computer guys :D
They put 9 vector engines on it...
The part count must be a little high on that rocket
@@leJpeg maybe a little too high
Hope when KSP 2 comes out they deal with all these bugs
Did Jeb survive this time?
This video never gets old watch, especially getting to hear the chears of all the people putting so much work into this project!! And of course the break-up was REALLY incredible as well! 😊😊😊😊😊
I will now construct a memorial in my garden for B1046, I'll carve it out onto this huge rock I dug up some time ago. I quickly had a shot of sadness as I watched her blow up, I will always remember her.
Godspeed B1046, Godspeed SpaceX.
Im gonna make a memorial falcon 9 statue in KSP in memory of B1046.
"A falcon must die for the Dragon to fly"
@@b0mby1 man i wish i could play KSP but my GPUs busted
@OAT351 it's almost the opposite, celebrating and excelling humankind instead of destroying ourselves. The US should stop spending over £600B on the military and instead invest in the future of humans.
You know she would’ve wanted to die for Spacex to go on.
Edwin Robert I don’t play KSP on my computer because if I build anything larger than what could barley land a mk1 pod on the mun and bring it back the shrapnel from the resulting explosion will kill everyone within ten yards of the computer.
So glad I stayed up until 1:30 am in Australia!
You must be in Queensland. It was 2:30 down here.
Ok just remember to leave a thumbs down you're in Australia
Throw some shrimp on the barbie mate and have a cold beer 😉
Yo it must be hot
10:02 pm for me I am from Oregon
Congrats on a successful demonstration SpaceX!
🥺 "semper fi, aim hi" 😭 falcon gave his life to certify dragon to reach the stars ♥️
You remember when the NASA guys and all those astronauts said private companies shouldn’t enter space, shitting directly on SpaceX?
Well if this ain’t quite the tone change...
Actually, it was NASA that provided the funding to develop the Falcon 9 and Crew Dragon. Whole thing has happened under NASA programs. The ones crying about it were old-timer Apollo astronaut types.
@@RealityIsTheNow true I merely remembered that video.
17:47 T-10
19:19 T+1:20 (4 seconds before abort)
19:34 T+1:36 something blows up on the main rocket
20:21 T+2:22 Trunk separation
22:41 T+4:43 Drogues deploy
23:30 T+5:32 Mains deploy
26:52 T+8:54 Splish splash
F for B1046
Don't forget to edit this once the waiting screen is trimmed out!
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It looks like S2 folded into the interstate or s1 resulting in a rupture
@@samneale7249 They blew it up intentionally. Its called Flight Termination System
CheapVlog no the fts was not the reason for the explosion, Elon stated that it disintegrated in the post flight press conference. And if fts was the reason for the explosion large chunks wouldn’t survive. Of which we saw.
19:34 When the main character in an action movie just walks away with an explosion behind them like a total badass.
I hope we get to see a video of the explosion from the Dragon's perspective 😎🍿
ufo yoinked the cargo
While saying "Catch phrase!"
It honestly makes me tear up seeing the rocket and hearing the cheers. It’s hope. Hope that humanity with see new frontiers and prosper. Kind of amazing to think that we as humanity will eventually be a space fairing and this is going to be the time everyone looks back on. This is the most important thing anyone has ever done and will ever be done. This is setting the groundwork for real reusable space craft something that we need if we are to become a level 1 civilization (colonization of multiple planets)
Im so glad that Im not the only one, thinking like that in a species-surviving-way.
SpaceX: We want to test the rocket before putting astronauts on it
USSR: *laughs nervously*
In Mother Russia, rockets test humans.
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The USSR doesn't exist anymore bud, its just Communist Russia now.
But yeah i agree, but you know our government has all sorts of things very very few people know about.
Valken Rebel well no, but yes
Falcon9 to Dragon capsule: I want to spend the rest of my life with you
Dragon: Um........... I think we should see other vehicles
Falcon9: I don't want to live
Dragon: I'm seeing someone else, name's ISS.
Very poetic. Dragon was the one that got away.
I get nervous before every SpaceX milestone launch cause i really want them to succeed for the good of mankind
So sad I missed this live. History in the making. I love you, SpaceX!
That was cool. Love hearing the cheers of excitement at SpaceX HQ. Especially how they count down to Dragon Separation and the explosion. I love the enthusiasm.
@OAT351 The energy there must be awesome.
Amazing. Absolutely Amazing. Been watching space launches since 1968. Every one is absolutely amazing.
19:33 Press F to pay respect
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every time i see anything to do with this company it makes me happy.
We-ve grown used to having the Falcon return home. This felt like a "necessary' sacrifice... Rest In Pieces Falcon9.
@rrobertt13 not an expert, but apparently once the flight abort system is activated the Dragon tells the Falcon to shutdown all engines so that the capsule can increase its distance from the the rocket itself. Without engines, and at that speed, the rocket will loose its trajectory and the aerodynamic forces will brat it apart, because its only meant to fly straight up, and without engines it cannot correct. So once it starts going sideways, it just broke.
I didn't like warching this booster explode. It made me sad
@rrobertt13 I guess I would have to see that booster land few more times. It was a historic one. Flew four times out of space. Deserved to retire with honor. SpaceX spoiled me a bit much 😅
"It's not possible!
No, but it's necessary"
Congrats SpaceX on another impressive step toward manned spaceflight!
Good Bye B1046 24:13
Congrats for SpaceX and NASA👏👏
Shotwell: We are now recovering all boosters and no one blow-up for a while.
Musk: Let's blow-up one Falcon 9.
it really was destroyed in dragon fire
SpaceX out here paving the way for the future but two guys fighting is #1 on trending, kinda sad in my opinion.
Glad to have watched it live, it was a beautiful separation!
Proud to be a human being today. Nothing can stop us when we try.
Stay safe all.
We're gonna be clapping alien cheeks in no time
Im ready for some 3-boobed babes.
lolololo omg! thank you for seasoning the intellectual jargon with some "ignant a$$ sh#$!"
@@dubemelchi I'm keeping it nice and meme for 'ol Musky boy
Let's hope we'll never get farther into space than the moon. We need to keep the general human stupidity down here on earth and not spread it throughout space. Destroying THIS planet is more than enough.
@Inigo Arroyo Our planet finally has found a way to get rid of us. It has tried before, but someone has always found a treatment for it. Now the egoism and the overpopulation will kill us off. We do not deserve a second chance. I've lost all faith in the human "kind". We're not the rational being we'd like to be, we're all egoism and basic instincts at the end of the day. And that will kill us.
Congrats SpaceX !! You've completed the next Step! Great coverage in the Stream as always, thank you :)
19:34 B1046: "Change da world, my final message, goodbye!"
Don Gonzalo 😂😂
Don Gonzalo Good one
Don’t tend to advertise my self in comments but I made a memorial for it on my channel
lol
I am a man that watched all of Gemini and Apollo launches. I was board until SpaceX came along. NOW NO LIMITS :) I should mention that in between the Apollo and the space shuttle “ Spacelab’ all the satellites of the interplanetary missions that NASA has done in conjunction with ESO some or all exciting. But for me when man or woman is in the driver seat there’s nothing better... “going where no one has gone before. “ Kudos for Startrek and for Gene Roddenberry
Damn this is already on number 8 trending in Norway. Thank you Elon for making the public interested in space again!
So, so proud of my son, congratulations to all SpaceX employees!
Yes...the engineering team that actually made this happen deserves a shout out. It's not like Musk did it all.
@@RealityIsTheNow The first thing Musk said at the post flight news conf. was " I'd like to recognize all the hard work and dedication of the Spacex team. So I think Musk knows that.
@@williamgreene4834 Musk does, sure. He's always giving credit where due. But the public? Honestly I get the impression that people think Musk is singlehandedly throwing rockets into orbit like javelins. Its a bizarre hero worship thing...people don't understand how these sorts of organizations work...how a gigantically complicated thing like a space launcher requires a team of hundreds if not thousands of engineers and scientists...
@@RealityIsTheNow Most people don't understand a lot of stuff. It's easy to pretend to be an expert on social media, it's quite another to actually get something to work.
RealityIsTheNow,
I think we should give people more credit. I think people know it takes a “team” of people to make anything happen. It’s the management of all that team, it’s tasks and concepts. Bringing this type of thing to reality takes so much hard work from everyone but to have one person be the face of all that is daunting and stressful. Elon tried hard not to be CEO of Tesla but he fought tooth an nail to make sure Space X is successful. He deserves the praise. If people are free to spend millions to see their favorite artist, even though it takes a “team” to put a concert together, then people can agree that Elon is worth the admiration
Check out the Third Rows video Podcast of Elon. You’ll see him for who he is.
"send me out... with a bang"
Sgt Johnson
Bringing back the memories😢
Don't- don't let her go. Don't ever let her go.
I love it when SpaceXers cheer like they're at a football match.
Awesome humans.
These are my favorite hosts
0:33 - When I see a SpaceX notification
Just a UA-camr lol
Really😂
I hope that doesn't happen whe Santa puts coal in your stocking, cause it must happen a lot.
Congrats SpaceX, you are making History! 👏👏👏
Take a moment to appreciate the production of these videos. The presenters really know their stuff and present it in a way anybody can understand. We are living in some exciting times!
9:05 You can tell which section of the room is from NASA and from SpaceX by the suits lol
and that is why one is successful, and the other not so
@@Sajuuk06 they are both succesful companies though. One is just government funded and the other is a private company.
@@twandepan the government side would have a person at the top concerned with profit but
Dar Mon but?
The private one just tries to accomplish something new in America
The dislikes are from the flat earthers
And boeing
Avengers : “The most ambitious crossover ever,”
SpaceX & Nasa : Hold my crew dragon.
Every time this world depresses me (especially here in Germany!), I look at the fact that there is still a future thanks to SpaceX and Blueorigin. That gives us hope!
DBlaubaer I’m from uk I’d much rather be in Germany
Imagine me from Romania. The same.
Okay got to recreate this with a model rocket!
I can't wait for Estes to come out with SpaceX rockets... ;-)
I want a lego Falcon 9 and a lego starship, just like the lego apollo
Hol up
Another SpaceX mission, another milestone.❤️
Adm Adm ua-cam.com/video/LoF5x12zCNU/v-deo.html Live recording of a massive star up close recorded from cell phone
A ROCKET THING DID A THING
THEN PARACHUTES CAME OUT AND IT DID A BIG SPLOOSHY
I'M SO HAPPY
Big brain
the people in the place were like WOOOOOOO YEAAAAAHHHHHH WOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
Regular Draco: *YOU HAVEN'T EVEN SEEN MY FINAL FORM!*
Thank you to Elon Musk for putting such a great team together in the quest to build such reliable systems.😎
Go USA, Go NASA, Go SpaceX! Amazing work everyone!
From about 20:20 on, "This isn't flying. This is falling! with style!"
Thank god we have people this smart working on stuff. I feel so dumb LOL
It brought tears to my eyes!!!!! I'm 66 years old.I've seen it all.The U.S.is back. Thank You Elon!!!!!
This isnt the moon race, old man. Elon is moving the whole humanity forward, not just your country. So keep your patriotism where it's needed.
You and me, both. Just nine days short the 34th anniversary, this one's for you, Challenger.
@@TurtlesLV when another country lands a man on the moon it can claim equality with the USA.where the USA leads the rest of the world follows.So go back to your dot on the map
@@charlesanderson2004 Let me remind you the words that were said when said man touched the surface of the moon. "One small step for a man, one giant leap for humankind." . . a man... not an american. A man. So dont bring your skewed patriotism into this. You sure as hell didnt do more in landing a man on the moon as i did. So apart from being born in a different country, there's no difference between us. So dont be a dick, and just enjoy the advances we get to witness. And telling me to go back to my dot? It kinda implies i'm in us atm. Stay in school.
@@TurtlesLV You didn't quote it right. the first thing they said was the eagle has landed. The first thing they did was to plant the American flag.That achievement was for all mankind. That means women and men. As the leader of the free world we had to beat an authoritarian communist regime,just like now.
It's great to see America back in the "space race"
Next up: Benkhen and Hurley strap in around April for the manned test flight!
This is very diffrent. Politics have ruined NASA, the SLS is a disaster. It's funny how a south-african needed to come save the future op space travel
G-d bless America.
Dont sound like trump
The “race” is not that national anymore. It’s mostly a race (but also cooperations) between commercial enterprises trying to be the best, first and cheapest.
Very cool!! My congratulation to SpaceX, Nasa and all teams who was working on it!
From Philippines here, I'll pray that DEMO 2 will be safe and a success. Good Luck Guys!!!
So happy to have watched this live! Such an incredible thing to see!
I love it!!! She was so contained and professional thought the cast. After Dragon released it looked like he wanted to jump up and do the happy dance.. it was like watching a kid wait to open xmas presents!! Lol I love watching these so much!
@0392039r9w0 It was supposed to.
He works for SpaceX. She works for NASA.
Boeing: *showing a PowerPoint on Starliner on how an escape would work.
NASA: "Can you demonstrate in any way?"
Boeing: "Too expensive"
SpaceX: *Don't even bother with a PowerPoint
Also SpaceX: livestream the escape demo
The fact that SpaceX aims to demonstrate the launch escape system by actually DEMONSTRATING it speaks volumes of their attention to detail.
US space program looking rad again!!!! As an immigrant to the US this makes me feel really proud somehow..
Maybe capitalism isn’t *that* broken after all...
@@OlCrunch The Falcon 9 and Crew Dragon were both funded by billions in NASA money. Tax money, in other words, just like Apollo. Don't forget that, lol, when you go on your bizarro ideological capitalism rants.
@Quiet Entropy What gives you that idea? Solid accomplishments, still. It doesn't matter where the money came from. Simply that the notion that "capitalism did this!" is flatly incorrect.
I could've sworn I heard John's voice a bit breaking up at 20:15, as he confirmed that telemetry is lost from Falcon 9 1st stage.
It was a good booster, faithful to the very end.
Good bye B1046.
_Per Aspera Ad Astra_
Yes!! John Insprucker is back!
Everything feels Norminal 😁
(P.S. SpaceX... please just keep him on the commentary for every launch?)
These poeple are really true humans.
These are the people who show us this is what we are created for - endevour, hardwork, push the bounderies and never give up.
Best of luck to both of you & your team. And of course space X.
10:57 Engine Chill
13:27 Strongback Retract
16:57 Startup
17:57 Liftoff
19:24 Launch Escape
27:30 Splashdown
26:50 Actual Splashdown (nearly 5 seconds before)
Congratulations SpaceX! 🚀
People when they see non-SpaceX rocket gone exploded: 🗿
People when they see Falcon 9 gone exploded at 19:31:
Anyone here who is also excited for the upcoming launch on Wednesday? I hope everything will work flawless and the crew stay safe during the mission!
The weather man, so fucked up
Flawlesssssssssss
Glad to have Norminal Insprucker back for stream! I missed everything being norminal :P
Dear SpaceX team,
And dear Elon Musk,
Sending lots of love from India. 💞✌️
Congrats to India as well for their own space program. Also rooting for you guys from Belgium.
@@jorenbaplu5100 Thankyou. 💞
Love watching the work SpaceX is doing!
I love how everybody at spaceX is so hyped
You would be too if you know you’re making history 😉
8:26 "safely dock" A little stab at Boeing me thinks. :)
I think you missed the time stamp
Amazing ❤️, that parachute engineering is beautiful. The complexity is something you easily step by.
Congratulations SpaceX !
the slow deployment of the parachutes was amazing.