5:41 that is actually a good way to approach the airport that space shuttle pilots actually do, they come over the airport and do what you just did, so you shouldn't feel embarrassed lol.
The Space Shuttle has speedbrakes too! Enable speedbrakes and you'll see the rudder's interesting behaviour: it multiplies for both sides and acts like a speedbrake. Also, that was a Space Butter Landing.
Endeavour was actually substantially younger than the rest of the fleet, having been rolled out in 1991 and first flown in 1992, with second youngest, Atlantis, flown for the first time full 7 years earlier, in 1985.
Was mich extrem flasht ist, dass dein Englisch ist einfach so perfekt, dass man glaubt du kommst aus Nordamerika oder Großbritannien, props, ich gehe in die Oberstufe und komme nie wirklich über die Note 4 (ich wohne in Österreich und bei uns gibt es nur 1-5). Irgendwie muss ich sagen, dass deine Stimme nicht wirklich zu deinem Gesicht passt aber no front. Ich schaue, gerade in Zeiten von Corona deine Videos extrem gerne und wenn man sich eines ansieht, bekommt man direkt bock auf ein weiteres. Bester Mann LG aus Oberösterreich
Maybe the fifth in being operational, but not the last, because the last launch was on Atlantis (mission STS 135), and the one before (STS 134) was on Endeavour.
I love how the space shuttle started in Japan and ended up in California in mere minutes. I know that a space shuttle can go from New York to London In 12 minutes which is amazing.
Kerbal Space Program players might feel like the pros here after watching this video: No angle, the heat destroyed your cockpit. Also forget about speedbrakes.
Swiss 001: “I’m not American I'm a normal person" Me, an intellectual; yeaaahhh actually aviation uses knots which are closer to mph than kph And aviation uses feet for altitude soooo
Fun fact I hear from a astronaut that the guy on the left side is called commander and the guy who on the right is called pilot because no one want to be call co-pilot in the space shuttle
@@mohammadabuelhawajordanian1765 the video is 18 minutes or 17:49 long but for the sake of making this easier let's say its 18 minutes long, so 18:00 x 1,000,000 is equal to 34.223 years. So am proud to say : no you didnt
That's Edwards AFB smack dab in the middle of the Mojave desert. I think I got to witness the shuttle landing one day when I was at home alone and it sounded like a bomb went off on my garage. And that was from about 30 miles off the base. Incredible.
@@jovian2583 it’s a cool piece of engineering and science, but I don’t think it was the best solution. It cost tons of money and took lots of time to refurbish, and didn’t really have any sort of in flight abort system, which is a basic feature of all other manned spacecraft
DAANISH ABDUL DAYAN SHAIKH bruh he was flying over japan he didn’t land in Japan he landed in California. It doesn’t take long to get places when you are going 15,000 mph
Uh, yeah but nasa used metric to do that then crashed a probe into mars because they messed up what units they where using in collaboration with Europe.
Wait, this thicc brick has an enginEe but no space for fuel. THEN WHY TF IS THERE AN ENGINE?!?!? Edit: yes i am aware the engine is usable, its just a joke***
Swiss just remember that in reality the re entry you have plasma surrounding the entire spacecraft at all times and if it barrely touches the wrong part of the spacecraft your dead
Mph is British and from other European countries, I know it’s British as I am British and everywhere else I’ve been in Europe uses this too. This is actually the standard for speed and fame before kmh which Americans use too
In reality, the computer does all the work untill you are just about to land. The timing of re-entry is also crucial and very stressful. This is MUCH more simple than how it would actually happen
The Shuttle cockpit had steam gauges in its earliest version, with just three small CRTs in the middle of the control panel. The glass cockpit is a more recent upgrade.
Yes. The MED upgrades and avionic upgrades first came to Atlantis in 1999. The first mission with the newly added glass cockpit was STS-101 in May of 2000.
Well done yer the World's first gamer, astronaut, world's youngest astronaut, world's youngest person to enter orbit, world's youngest person to fly aspace shuttle, first UA-camr to enter space ect..... well done u broke 10+ records
The full glass cockpit was actually one of the last major upgrades to the Shuttle in the very late 90s to early 00s. I think most commercial aircraft already had the technology finely tuned before the changes to the Shuttle which was rocking the CRT monitors since the beginning, brand new for the 70's but by the 90s it was clearly outdated.
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how many most dangerous airports do you want
Swiss: *YES*
Legendary_Dwatson yes
Yes
YEAH WHY DOES HE ALWAYS FLY AT DANGEROUS AIRPORTS
yes
Yes
Correction: how to land a brick with wings on earth made by a complete maniac
Spacebret its amazing
I literary Just watched that video
LOL
Haha I watched that yesterday
Lol yes
Swiss: I can’t read that because I’m a normal person...
Americans: *Sad noises*
BrassDoorknob 😂😂 i was thinking exactly the same
Lolol
plz don't ask me why mt country still uses miles per hour.
Us british still use mph too. You aren't alone!!
You mean imperial noises?
It’s strange to see a Southwest outro instead of a Swiss Air
Swiss outro is like: Am I a joke to you?
Southwest is the official airline of space.
I know right
@Twall eww
5:41 that is actually a good way to approach the airport that space shuttle pilots actually do, they come over the airport and do what you just did, so you shouldn't feel embarrassed lol.
64 likes and no replies? Lemme fix that
The space shuttle does not do an overfly of the airport when landing. I have seen several in person and that just does not happen.
Centerline
Old: 100eidjd/10
Now: *NOT SUPER BAD*
I miss old style
Rip ;-;
Sad
And began to cry
Ho lee so sad
But you make old style nice
This guy even outclasses the best Ryanair pilots, amazing
Everyone: Aviation sweat
Swiss one again: welcome guys
Everyone: happy aviator noises
Wut ur roblox name me feuson
HEY YOU!!!
*NORUBUX*
G.D Skate and Scooter what do you want to say?
I don't get it.
G.D Skate and Scooter: *has roblox pfp*
The Space Shuttle has speedbrakes too! Enable speedbrakes and you'll see the rudder's interesting behaviour: it multiplies for both sides and acts like a speedbrake.
Also, that was a Space Butter Landing.
exactly what i was gonna say:)
I bet before he filmed this he looked at "how to land the space Shuttle from space"
Bret Copeland. I think.
Isn't there a Complete Idiot's Guide for that? :-/
I think he just read the owners manual
that’s the video that’s up next for me
He didn't because he had to rotate the earth a few times before arriving into the airport but he definitely didn't.
“Landing a space shuttle (From space”
Where else would a space shuttle come from, like my guy- *_Oh-_*
Fun AviatorTM for testing they actually threw it off an airplane, so they actually landed it a few times from the air :)
Way to ruin my mood, nah jk, never new that
@@gideon2092The 747 SCA (Shuttle Carrier Aircraft) is actually on the game.
From the deep abyss of an ocean.
The first Space Shuttle were launched from a Boeing 747 for test flight
California: *has lines in the desert*
Swiss piloting space shuttle: This desert has Alien Measurement Devices.
Endeavour was actually substantially younger than the rest of the fleet, having been rolled out in 1991 and first flown in 1992, with second youngest, Atlantis, flown for the first time full 7 years earlier, in 1985.
Nasa: during the reentry in the atmosphere the shuttle must be inclined by 40 °
Swiss: Naaaaah
Swiss 001: "im not American I'm a normal person"
He's german
@@westwyvern_ok really
@@PryceLee yes, swiss-german
Nobody:
Swiss: let’s take off this aircraft! After calling it a spacecraft
Thirsty for likes ay?
this chanel no longer exists what?
@@cmercierracing bro you can literally tell you put little to no thought in that joke.
*unable to locate the funny*
Sonic Art Enthusiast cool
When Swiss says “welcome back guys”, you know it’s going to be a wholesome video
“Alien measurement devices”
-Swiss001, 2020
Space shuttle: has speedbrakes
Swiss: Doesn't use them
Overrun: exists
2:48 very good.. Very good. Your are the chosen one
That landing was too too smooth
Was mich extrem flasht ist, dass dein Englisch ist einfach so perfekt, dass man glaubt du kommst aus Nordamerika oder Großbritannien, props, ich gehe in die Oberstufe und komme nie wirklich über die Note 4 (ich wohne in Österreich und bei uns gibt es nur 1-5). Irgendwie muss ich sagen, dass deine Stimme nicht wirklich zu deinem Gesicht passt aber no front. Ich schaue, gerade in Zeiten von Corona deine Videos extrem gerne und wenn man sich eines ansieht, bekommt man direkt bock auf ein weiteres. Bester Mann LG aus Oberösterreich
Fun fact: The space shuttle you're flying was NASA's fifth and final operational Shuttle built
You’re everywhere
Maybe the fifth in being operational, but not the last, because the last launch was on Atlantis (mission STS 135), and the one before (STS 134) was on Endeavour.
yes and its housed in the Los Angeles science museum.
No shit
dude how are you literally everywhere
Nice video, congratulations!
I love how the space shuttle started in Japan and ended up in California in mere minutes. I know that a space shuttle can go from New York to London In 12 minutes which is amazing.
I never thought that I was that fast
Kerbal Space Program players might feel like the pros here after watching this video:
No angle, the heat destroyed your cockpit. Also forget about speedbrakes.
No one:
Litterly no one:
Swiss001: let's land a space shuttle
Thijmen Kaandorp not funny
Not funny this deserve no likes
You stole it
@@ruthowusu8162 what did I steal
Not Funny
Didn’t laugh
Literally **ANY** approach
Swiss001 : **tHe MoSt ChAlLeNgInG aPpRoAcH**
Keep up the good work, love ur vids man!❤️❤️❤️❤️✈️✈️✈️✈️
Swiss:We’re going to try and make this buttery as we can
Space shuttle: sink rate sink rate
1:52 - not accurate - space shuttle bay doors cannot open themselves while on Earth. The actuators are to weak. They only work in space.
👍 does anyone care
@@escapethematrix2838 yes i do
I do too
When you think Swiss001 is running out of ideas, he flies a spacecraft... I commend you sir for having new ideas every day, not easy at all.
Swiss001: aviation channel
Also swiss001: *sPaCEcRaFT*
XD
Day 18 of telling Swiss how much I appreciate him doing videos everyday and how much I like them. Wow I did this for more than 2 weeks. Cool shit
2:50
Me an intellect: 24.7 km/hour? Thats not even enough for an ultralight
CentralAir001 bruh he meant thousands you american
Swiss001: Fly a space shuttle
AFP95: Space Shuttle Status
😂
Swiss 001: “I’m not American I'm a normal person"
Me, an intellectual; yeaaahhh actually aviation uses knots which are closer to mph than kph
And aviation uses feet for altitude soooo
No need to flex knowledge everyone knows
Except there are those who obviously don’t know it... your point was what again?
Fun fact I hear from a astronaut that the guy on the left side is called commander and the guy who on the right is called pilot because no one want to be call co-pilot in the space shuttle
Did you know that the space shuttle has Speed breaks on the Rudder?
7:08 RYANAIR: Your fired
Intelligent people: I never applied and never will
No one:
Concorde: does KJFK to EGLL in 3 hours
Space shuttle: does Japan to California in a couple minutes
That's because the space shuttle was the most complex thing ever built which travelled at orbital velocities and Concorde was a long boi
@@mechanicalturkproductions7349 indeed it is a long boi that was a year ago i knew nothin bout aviation lol
Swiss 001: doesn’t say ‘’hey guys” at the beginning
Everyone: confusion noises
Watch Bret Copeland “ How to land a Space Shuttle “
My fav video on youtube 😂
I actually learned something from that video
I watched that a million times
@@mohammadabuelhawajordanian1765 the video is 18 minutes or 17:49 long but for the sake of making this easier let's say its 18 minutes long, so 18:00 x 1,000,000 is equal to 34.223 years. So am proud to say : no you didnt
@@Schultz89 dude...
It's metaphorical
Interesting video bro, keep up the good work
"your speed is 15,400 mph"
light: ARE YOU CHALLENGING ME?
(edit: i know speed is much much faster than this it's just a joke)
Light travels at around 6-7millon mph, but good joke
He didn’t say hey guys but welcome back guys tho thanks mr Swissy!
“I’m a normal person; not american” yet says “Jesus Christ” when flying in his videos more than any American I know!!!
??
Ich: Muss um nächsten Tag um 5Uhr morgens aufstehen
Swiss: *läd erst um 23uhr Video hoch*
That's Edwards AFB smack dab in the middle of the Mojave desert. I think I got to witness the shuttle landing one day when I was at home alone and it sounded like a bomb went off on my garage. And that was from about 30 miles off the base. Incredible.
Swiss is soon going to run out of planes
Everyone: Please say "Hey Guys" agian
Swiss: "Now welcome Guys back"
Everyone : *disappointment*
Ryan Air Pilots never land that smooth. They're not allowed. Great job.
Yeah since I've NEVER seen you do a good landing, I was not surprised at this one. But you're very funny so I still watch your videos lol.
Me - Subscribes to Swiss for Comercial aviation
Swiss - *Space shuttle*
"that's the airport we're supposed to land at"
bruh swiss never heard of cape canaveral
shuttle landed at edwards AFB many times
@@oliverbooth2872 And once at White Sands (it was the third-ever flight, when there was flooding at Edwards).
No it fucking landed at the Florida,Kennedy airport
@@codandfunbruhmoment3223mate, Kennedy space centre is cape canaveral. I’ve been there
@@a_life_of_aviation man i was stupid 3 years ago my bad
I thought the Space Shuttle cockpit was *WAYY MORE COMPLICATED* , it's quite simple instead, btw good video, a fan from Italy ❤️🇮🇹🇮🇹👊👊👊
Sad that the space shuttle is not flying anymore :(
Plain Aviation It’s only just the deadliest spacecraft in history
@@onyxzheng347 Thats a bit unfair for the space shuttle since humans are just beginning space exploration
I find SpaceX rockets more interesting!
@@onyxzheng347 It flew at least 50 times it failed twice compare to well any Russian space craft. And it is also a amazing piece of technology.
@@jovian2583 it’s a cool piece of engineering and science, but I don’t think it was the best solution. It cost tons of money and took lots of time to refurbish, and didn’t really have any sort of in flight abort system, which is a basic feature of all other manned spacecraft
Swiss: ...gonna enter from the earths atmosphere and land this *plane* because landing this *plane* is quite underrated.
nobody:
SWISS001 : Uses American SPACE SHUTTLE at a *JAPANESE* airport
DAANISH ABDUL DAYAN SHAIKH he flew to an airport on california. Bot japan
DAANISH ABDUL DAYAN SHAIKH bruh he was flying over japan he didn’t land in Japan he landed in California. It doesn’t take long to get places when you are going 15,000 mph
I’m very proud to say I have seen the actual Endeavour in real life
Make a video of testing out a bunch of the ‘X-‘ aircraft
Swiss: does hard landing.
Also swiss: WeLl ThAt'S aNoThEr StOrY
Swiss001: "I'm a normal person and not american"
Me: "Americans are not normal persons?"
NO
no, we aren’t. We’re incredibly ignorant. Especially when it comes to the coronavirus
@@spoonfullofsalt8889 that was the most sincere comment I've seen in my life
I mean, we are kinda crazy some times so no
aka all the time
@@alexandredelgado5610 pretty blunt if you ask me
2:51 There are two types of countries: the first one uses the metric system, the other put a man on the moon multiple times.
Uh, yeah but nasa used metric to do that then crashed a probe into mars because they messed up what units they where using in collaboration with Europe.
Wait, this thicc brick has an enginEe but no space for fuel. THEN WHY TF IS THERE AN ENGINE?!?!? Edit: yes i am aware the engine is usable, its just a joke***
Spreading butter on mah popcorn time!!
game name please???
X Plane Probably
Darude: Sandstorm
Orbiter?
X-plane 11
@@Vertual001HAHAH
Swiss just remember that in reality the re entry you have plasma surrounding the entire spacecraft at all times and if it barrely touches the wrong part of the spacecraft your dead
No one:
Literally no one:
Swiss001: can a roooky like me ...
Nobody:
Swiss: Ah yes, lets land a space shuttle from space
Swiss001:Isn't that where we're supposed to land?
Me:I thought that was Area 51
Nope, that is the home of aviation in the us, the antelope valley.
Meanwhile the five mission specialists in the back seat are getting very nervous
Fun fact: this space craft is called Orbiter, Space shuttle is entire Rocket(Orbiter, Orange fuel tank and SRB's)
Swiss001: “Fly this ‘plane’ like a ‘fighter jet’” (6:00)
Space Shuttle: AM I A JOKE TO YOU??
Mph is British and from other European countries, I know it’s British as I am British and everywhere else I’ve been in Europe uses this too. This is actually the standard for speed and fame before kmh which Americans use too
Swiss001:says plane
Space shuttle:*am I a joke to you*
B
C
D
This was the video that made me start watching swiss001
Nice vid Swiss! Been subscribed since 150k!
*The space shuttle never died*
It will always be in our hearts
In reality, the computer does all the work untill you are just about to land. The timing of re-entry is also crucial and very stressful. This is MUCH more simple than how it would actually happen
that was fun to watch.
NOW do one on a TINY RUNWAY!!!
Swiss001: the most challenging approach is from space
The approach into paro, Bhutan: are you challenging me
Nobody:
Swiss001: RuUuUkIe
Its amazing how this spacebrick with wings can really "fly", in real life we say "falling with style".
People : sweating
Swiss : now welcome guys...
People : aghhhh😡
Dude that was a smooooooth landing
Average simmer: "Flying jets is easy."
Casual observer: "You're 10,000 ft directly over where you're trying to land."
Swiss: its a plane
Nasa: Its a space shuttle not a plane...
Can you do a compilation of your butter landings...😂♥️
The Shuttle cockpit had steam gauges in its earliest version, with just three small CRTs in the middle of the control panel. The glass cockpit is a more recent upgrade.
Yes.
The MED upgrades and avionic upgrades first came to Atlantis in 1999. The first mission with the newly added glass cockpit was STS-101 in May of 2000.
Swiss001: "Fly this plane a little bit like uh...fighter jet and GTA 5."
Grand Theft Auto 5: Am I a joke to you?
My favorite topic. Thanks for doing it.
Well done yer the World's first gamer, astronaut, world's youngest astronaut, world's youngest person to enter orbit, world's youngest person to fly aspace shuttle, first UA-camr to enter space ect..... well done u broke 10+ records
Thanks Swiss, very epic.
The full glass cockpit was actually one of the last major upgrades to the Shuttle in the very late 90s to early 00s. I think most commercial aircraft already had the technology finely tuned before the changes to the Shuttle which was rocking the CRT monitors since the beginning, brand new for the 70's but by the 90s it was clearly outdated.
Swiss: says that he only said hello gamers because it was a trend
Swiss viewers: Sad aeroplane noises
Swiss001: deadstick landing
Me: D3ΛDSTICK landing
Nobody:
Most Swiss001 videos now:
Hardest approach
Smallest runway
Everyone:Please start with hello gamers
Swiss001:NAH🙅🙅
Good luck!!😃😀