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@mkay6089
@mkay6089 3 сағат бұрын
So this was all planned.. HOW was it accidental??? You also confuse feet with miles.
@dannypolsky1581
@dannypolsky1581 3 сағат бұрын
None of them have "balls" to go there because Mars, Pluto and moon is an Alien colonies and Moon is a base and Artificial satelite and not natural planet .😊
@timdskibum
@timdskibum 6 сағат бұрын
My grandpa died 20 years ago, and whenever i watch these awesome videos I can catch a peek of him, he is buttoning down the hatch at 6:09 sporting those aviators decades before Tom Cruise... These guys were legendary.
@azurplex
@azurplex 7 сағат бұрын
6:33 314, 961 feet not miles you ai dunce. That many miles is past the moon. I thumbs down all obvious Ai vids. Ratio these jerks who rip off people who do the research by using Ai summary bots and Ai video makers and a pox on them.
@CHarris1066
@CHarris1066 13 сағат бұрын
Im loving the music what is the track? Anybody?
@johnevans7716
@johnevans7716 14 сағат бұрын
Take a shot everytime he says the moon
@lewis9888
@lewis9888 17 сағат бұрын
Our SR92 supposedly can go between Mach 6 and Mach.7.
@lewis9888
@lewis9888 17 сағат бұрын
From what I have read about America's SR92, it can fly in Space. What I saw of it, it looks like a triangle.
@Nefville
@Nefville 20 сағат бұрын
I've actually touched an X-15. If you go to the Wright Patterson AFB Museum, you can see it and get close enough to touch it yourself. Its free to get in too. They have it all, they have this, the loudest plane ever made, B2 stealth bomber, F117 stealth fighter, the Avrocar, that giant X-whatever Valkyrie, multiple SR-71s and the CIA 2 seater version and on and on and on... its one of the absolute best ways to spend a day or two, again, for FREE. Edit: 3:26, that's it, that's the exact X-15 I touched. Just looked at my pictures from that day. Very cool!
@ivolokin3441
@ivolokin3441 20 сағат бұрын
This narrator is trying to sound like Ed Whitten arguably one of the smartest dudes alive. Search it up and check it out. Shame he should have just focused on being clear and correct.
@jeremyashford2145
@jeremyashford2145 Күн бұрын
S the Karman line marks the extent of earth's atmosphere aerodynamics can not be relied on for either lift or steering and returning to the atmosphere to come back to Earth must rely on gravity. 100km altitude is well below VLEO, very low earth orbit. Wikipedia tells me that "These orbits, below about 450 km (280 mi), require the use of novel technologies for orbit raising because they operate in orbits that would ordinarily decay too soon to be economically useful." Below 450km objects drop out of the sky.
@jeremyashford2145
@jeremyashford2145 Күн бұрын
Can you please relax.
@miggitymikeb
@miggitymikeb Күн бұрын
Narrator forgot to turn off 1.25x mode
@circularpizzabox2134
@circularpizzabox2134 Күн бұрын
Dark5 made his bag and pulled the chute like many of us would, I remember when you had to read the captions.
@stogies3
@stogies3 Күн бұрын
Terrible narration,meh
@hingedelephant
@hingedelephant Күн бұрын
Eeeesh. AI.
@johngjesdahl-xx2gb
@johngjesdahl-xx2gb Күн бұрын
Makes sense to launch space vehicle from B52 already moving than to launch from pad like V2. ..?
@OldBillOverHill
@OldBillOverHill Күн бұрын
I once mentioned the X Program and some kid thought I was confusing it with star wars. lol.
@RickHenson-p4k
@RickHenson-p4k Күн бұрын
I know everyone says the SR-71 is the most famous plane in US history! But I remember the X-15, from TV and movies and the information that was released in the 70's. I loved that it was so fast, had to be dropped from a B-52, and it just looked so badass! Thanks for doing this video! I subbed, I thought I was already, I know I used to be! ........dang KZbin!
@NoProg
@NoProg Күн бұрын
Accidentally Flew into Space.... what a bunch of lies. to get into space you need to travle at about Mach25 to escape earth's gravity. Thums down. just becase of this stupid click bait title.. People need to downvote videos with clickbait titles. flying on the boundery of space is not the same as flying into space... the thermosphere is not the last layer. there is still the Exosphere. It was in the thermosphere, where air is extremely thin but still exists. so it wast in space. space is void of any atomosphere.
@saffanfarook1038
@saffanfarook1038 Күн бұрын
America is full of Lies, n this blogger also another Crock who is narrating a Fiction story, 😂😂😂. At present American propaganda was defeated by Yemen Houthis by attacking 4 of their Aircraft carriers. N at present the best technologies are with CHINA whether anyone except it or not it is the REALITY is in this present world 🌎 . For Chinese America is like a 🥜 Peanut. 😂😂😂😂 I am from Sri Lanka.
@IanMiddletonX
@IanMiddletonX Күн бұрын
I think you might need to check out the difference between feet and miles. 360,900 miles would take it well beyond the orbit of the moon!
@theresa42213
@theresa42213 Күн бұрын
There used to be a ton of channels saying there was a moon base. They even showed astronauts SOMEWHERE that looked an awful lot like they were in a place with less gravity, and a bunch of other stuff. l dont know how they did it, and the channels are gone, but l dont think they were authentic anyway. lts VERY difficult to do something like that secretly.
@theresa42213
@theresa42213 Күн бұрын
National Aeronautics Space ''ACT'' oops! Space ADMINISTRATION. ln the 90s ..before google was big ...l actually PHONED NASA ...from Canada to ask if the A stood for Academy, Agency, or Admin. they laughed ant told me it was the latter.
@harrycebex6264
@harrycebex6264 Күн бұрын
We use the metric system now.👎
@martinriley106
@martinriley106 Күн бұрын
It wasn’t destined to fly again because of arrogance, sheer stupidity and showing off.
@martinriley106
@martinriley106 Күн бұрын
Walker was not a civilian he was part of the USAF and he was not the first man in space, that was held by Yuri Gagarin in 12th April 1961. Gus Grissom was the first man to fly into space twice on 23rd March 1965. Talk about make it up as you go along! 🙈🙊🙉
@martinriley106
@martinriley106 Күн бұрын
Misleading facts here! ❌
@martinriley106
@martinriley106 Күн бұрын
It got into the stratosphere not space. Why do Americans always think they have to be the first at everything? If it was Stupidity I’d agree! The height this craft reached was 237,600 feet but space is at 327,360 feet or 62 miles. So sorry guys you’ve got it wrong again! ❌👎🏻
@volodymyrs.9626
@volodymyrs.9626 Күн бұрын
If I drink toom much coffee, I talk like this guy at meetings😈
@jime6688
@jime6688 Күн бұрын
So, at what point in space are you able to reenter with a plane that I ASSUME doesn’t have a heat shield? Amazing stuff and very curious.
@brandoncrawford5323
@brandoncrawford5323 2 күн бұрын
Its like NASA said "lets make sure we earn our Space name for National Aeronautical and Space Administration" lol
@ChrisHirner
@ChrisHirner 2 күн бұрын
fella seems so proud of his narratior voice, but yeah im thinking he means feet in a couple of those altitude goals. Otherwise the x15 must have passed the orbit of the moon. Neat!
@CostantinoPipero
@CostantinoPipero 2 күн бұрын
Had to play this at 0.8 speed. Great content, improvable delivery.
@flapdrol
@flapdrol 22 сағат бұрын
I agree. I would watch these videos for more than 10 seconds if it wasn't for the voice-over.
@dantyler6907
@dantyler6907 2 күн бұрын
360,000 miles? (altiitude) NOBODY has STILL made it that high, even 60 years later!!!
@Splashbang_OW
@Splashbang_OW 2 күн бұрын
Feet not miles. Miles was a typo i guess on the video creator's part.
@the_flat_earth_warriorz
@the_flat_earth_warriorz 2 күн бұрын
Its flat
@SynSauce
@SynSauce 2 күн бұрын
I think you keep confusing your units of measurement several times throughout this video lol.
@TheAcceleratorMagazine
@TheAcceleratorMagazine 2 күн бұрын
DAMNNN!!! Feet/miles. Either the person or the computer voice misspoke. Get over it geniuses. Not one person actually thot the rocket or plane went up over 300,000 miles. Don't get a woody thinkin you caught an actual mistake. Damnn.
@jeffreysokal7264
@jeffreysokal7264 2 күн бұрын
These would be fine videos but for the narrator's robotic-like vocalizations.
@mercury_man
@mercury_man 2 күн бұрын
Airplanes are lame
@Gundamnenjoyer
@Gundamnenjoyer 2 күн бұрын
it was basically a missile with a man in it.
@destinyangel5
@destinyangel5 2 күн бұрын
They were testing X-15 for hypersonic autonomous missile nuke delivery platform weapons tech .
@springfieldbearpatrol2937
@springfieldbearpatrol2937 2 күн бұрын
Is it a plane or a rocket? It's a robot that turns into a building. Seriously though, what a platform. Incredible speed.
@cabininthewoods7326
@cabininthewoods7326 2 күн бұрын
Neil Armstrong had a similar incident, he mentioned flying the X15 and skipping in and out of atmosphere.
@u.s.spaceforcefan
@u.s.spaceforcefan 2 күн бұрын
No curvature out there without bulleyes or fiszey3 lense
@raeb5226
@raeb5226 2 күн бұрын
. . . did this aircraft have issues with air resistance when coming back from space? How was re-entry handled?
@Bulletin-mf2dy
@Bulletin-mf2dy 2 күн бұрын
It's crazy to think that had he stayed as an X-15 test pilot, he could have lived a full life and might have become an astronaut.
@HuntingTarg
@HuntingTarg Күн бұрын
No, the demonstration flight of the XB-70 that went horribly wrong was a freak accident, owing to the Valkyrie's unusual aerodynamics. If it hadn't happened not only would several lives have been spared, but Air Force brass wouldn't have summarily scrapped the development program. Walker died doing what he loved, flying. God rest his soul.
@paulbeaney4901
@paulbeaney4901 2 күн бұрын
I find it outrageous that we do not have a functioning space plane.
@Red_Genie
@Red_Genie Күн бұрын
The Military has one but is more like a space probe , X37.
@HuntingTarg
@HuntingTarg Күн бұрын
Look on NASA's site about the X-33, an attempt by NASA to build a commercially viable spaceplane. It almost succeeded.
23 сағат бұрын
The Dream Chaser should make its first flight this year.
@Red_Genie
@Red_Genie 23 сағат бұрын
Yes DC is set to fly but sadly it’s not crewed. I would pay to see DC launch on New Glenn .
12 сағат бұрын
@ There will be crewed versions.
@donaldaxel
@donaldaxel 2 күн бұрын
The "Kármán Line" is ca. 100 km above earth, and satellites at that level begin to get in trouble because the thin air makes resistance. I always wondered if a spaceflight could end by synching with Earth's rotation at the Equator and then slowly fall ... NO, sadly now. The speed of a low altitude satellite is much higher than the ca. 1740 km/h which would be good for descent without air-resistance.
@thomasbruner854
@thomasbruner854 2 күн бұрын
Yep, he was truly the first man in space!