I was watching wild kingdom and a giant antenna showed up in the frame!

Thank you Richard!!! Always a treat to see the very large aperture antennas at work - a thing of beauty!!!

Excellent video Richard!!!

Is now on my playlist.

Wow, spectacular morning.

Why don't you Russians just get with who know the Japanese and bring some pretty girls I have a great fishin hole we could tear up some fish don't worry about the beer I've got that takin care of this is a top secret fishin hole so it top security It would be nice. Please don't bring to many bad ass souilders as I am getting kinda old and don't want my get my ass kicked also the Japanese know some karate Please bring some women I love the women that yall have over there It will be a fun time for all of us

Very surgical demolition. Lots of those bricks seem to be reusable instead of going to a landfill or something.

Richard, thank you for posting these "behind the scenes" videos of CDSCC. I hope one day to come visit the facility! It always amazed me how close DSS43 would get to the building when tracking targets close to the horizon!! Seemed like only cm to spare.

Great video Richard

Incredible, Sir! You were able to explain in such a simple way. Thank you very much.

Nice video Richard and I love the music!!!!

This video is a literal needle in the haystack. Was the screen recording an actual live lock and data from the dishes? That's insane!!!!

what is the diameter of this antenna? beautiful!

Nice part of the ACT.

I'd love to do aerial filming out there. Was it difficult to get permission to fly in restricted air space?

Am imagining the snickers from the joeys inside their Mum's pouches after the crash.

What time of the day was the most foggy time?

The fog view is amazing

Beautiful video with beautiful music! Started following your channel after EEVBlog videos and am delighted by your work and eloquence and knowledge! Would love to see more videos from Canberra site! Thank you for posting!

All that's missing from the scenery is a rocket pad🚀 Loved the visit for the Cassini finale. Hope to come back again before too long

Thanks Richard...

It's always fun when you get to play with the big toys,,,

Wow, you drive 43 with ME? Cool. Doesn’t Parks also have a ME? Btw. any chance to see the transmitter and reciever chains?

It’s cool to see the shadow on the dish stay almost exactly the same size as it tracks across the sky with the earth’s rotation.

Very cool, thanks for sharing a behind the scenes look. I’m always keen to see more :-)

Neat!

Beautiful video!

Thanks Richard

The fun of working in the country

Brr.