Crew Demo-2 | Approach and Docking

Part 1: Launch - • Crew Demo-2 | Launch
Part 2: Coast - • Crew Demo-2 | Coast
Part 3: Approach/Docking
On Saturday, May 30th, Falcon 9 successfully launched Crew Dragon’s second demonstration (Demo-2) mission from Launch Complex 39A (LC-39A) at NASA’s Kennedy Space Center in Florida. This test flight with NASA astronauts Bob Behnken and Doug Hurley on board the Dragon spacecraft initiated the return of human spaceflight to the United States.
Demo-2 is the final major test for SpaceX’s human spaceflight system to be certified by NASA for operational crew missions to and from the International Space Station. With this launch, SpaceX helped initiate the return of human spaceflight to the United States with one of the safest, most advanced systems ever built. NASA’s Commercial Crew Program is a turning point for America’s future in space exploration that lays the groundwork for future missions to the Moon, Mars, and beyond.

[@vjdominado3782]

6:34:08 - 5 Meters Approach 6:34:52 - 1 Meter Approach 9:20:34 - Hatch Opening 9:41:02 - Entering the ISS

[@JBoek30]

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[@gabrielkwiecinskiantunes8950]

9:41:24 - Doug hits his head

[@anikmirza2430]

You are a god

[@GeerHedVR]

Thanks VJ, very helpful. :)

[@ukrainekyiv8752]

Hello World &... Space from beautiful Ukraine! What country - city - village are you from?

[@chrissewell1608]

You guys picked a good time to leave Earth!

[@Pdrum2]

I wish I could

[@haribothespider7091]

Lol true

[@qbw8834]

They kind of still under earth control even at the ISS... But imagine being trulu away from all insanity, issues, politics, media, liars, and all that defines "humanity" these times.... Just out there , with no plots, no nasty plans...no crazy stories. Just the truth, purity of the Universe, all space. If going out in nature is pure and healing imagine space... The ultimate healing and purifying experience...

[@thechannelofrelaxing3970]

Yeah leave us behind let us being ill. Astronaut like iam chilling on the Moon then we can have alot of distance. how about mars😂😂😂

[@John-X]

@@qbw8834 i mean, they really were truly away from it all. When they entered the ISS, Bob, Doug and ISS crew all immediately started hugging each other, and I don't think they even knew each other!

[@KnightAlmighty]

In moments like this I love humanity very much

[@Pdrum2]

Yes in midts of all the other stuff going on

[@alan260785]

i swear i had small pools of tears in my eyes

[@davidc2072]

Yes, it doesn't remind us of the ground at all. 5 white guys in space.

[@williamgreene4834]

@@davidc2072 That's just crew rotation. The next flight is one white woman, a black guy, a white guy and a Japanese guy. So what's your point.

[@mikespeed20082]

@@williamgreene4834 his point is he’s a miserable racist trying to sow discontent on a moment of great human triumph. Crew One with Mike, Victor, Shannon, and Soichi going up soon to join Sergei, Sergei, and Kathleen! 🇺🇸🇯🇵🇷🇺

[@eianoespolon2980]

I know I am not an american , but as a human being , I was so worried for the crew especially when the rocket launched , still praying for their safe return. I'm so glad to be alive right now witnessing another chapter of human space exploration!!! yeah science!

[@snake1625b]

Not American but thanks America

[@cole1493]

John Fernandez Space agencies across the globe are making strides with and beyond NASA but hey we Americans love the compliments since we don’t have much else going for us currently lmao

[@odysseusrex5908]

@@cole1493 Beyond NASA? Do tell. What are some examples?

[@cole1493]

Odysseus Rex I think saying beyond NASA might be a bit much but NASA definetly has not always hold the title of the most space innovation throughout history. Just to start off, the launch of the Sputnik 1 in 1957 by Russia’s at the time soviet space program is what directly started the space race and addded to tensions in the Cold War. The gap that was the obvious in technology of Russia and the US caused great fear and promotion for technological innovation in America. The soviet space program was the first space program to put a man in orbit. The Soviet Union actually held most of the firsts in the early space race, it wasn’t until rising tensions and dissolution of the union for America to leap ahead. The soviet program got the first EVA, first female in orbit, the first space station, and many other firsts. The soviet program was able to put a total of 9 space stations (although not all being completely successful) into orbit from 1971-1986, while NASA only put one, the Skylab, two years after the creation of the Soviet Salyut program. America’s Apollo program and lunar landing definitely showed a victory in NASA but still Russia was not far behind. After the dissolution of the Soviet Union and the creation of Roscosmos tensions between Russia and America dwindled. The iss program is something just to show the unity of space agencies, NASA, Roscosmos, JAXA (Japan), ESA(Europe), and CSA(Canada) and others like experimental bieglow a private American agency. With the help of Russian launches and Nasas shuttle program the iss was slowly pieced together. The first module being the Russian made Zara, the Unity the first American made component, then Zveda another Russian module, then destiny another American made module, then the quest airlock made by Boeing, then the Piris and poisk two Russian airlock modules, then the harmony module being built by a France based company through an agreement between NASA and esa, then tranquility another node that is built by ESA, Columbus made by ESA, Kibō built by japan, the cupola built by ESA, the Rassvet by Russia, Leonardo by Italian space agency, there are many other structural components and robotic arms such as the canadarm built by Canada. These main but not all examples show various space angencies contribution to the iss. Just to show Nasas inferiority, after the cancelation of the shuttle program America just paid to put their astronauts on a Russian rocket. This wasted millions of dollars and is why this recent mission is so important to American space history. I’ll also add those tickets NASA paid for were on the Russian Soyuz, the safest manned rocket in the world. There are many future programs and stations that are also planned to be built in union by the way. Space travel and space innovation shouldn’t be seen as something that has a leader, space should be open to all humans and nothing less. With recent explosion in the private sector of space agencies I’m sure we will see some like spacex contributing a whole lot to humanity and then many more agencies private or national sprout with their own plans. Also might I add these astronauts, cosmonauts, etc live, eat, and sleep together in a piece of metal going about 4 miles a second, if that doesn’t scream together then idk what will.

[@cole1493]

leo is in the house Look at my other reply

[@SendirianAja]

"HOLY SHIT DUDE YOU GOT THE WHOLE SQUAD LAUGHING!" the whole squad: 10:12:06

[@bazkervillerouge750]

LMAO

[@GuiiBrazil]

thanks for the laugh man. Came in a needed moment.

[@TylerHansenVideo]

LOL

[@acidolimpia3388]

This was good

[@الإمبراطوريةالمغربية-ب9ف]

@@acidolimpia3388 it s just a cinéma.

[@Axle-F]

Ever bumped yourself into something right at the start of an important meeting? Well imagine that was the most important moment of your life and it was internationally streamed. That’s gonna get replayed in his mind for the rest of his life.

[@sylviopicado9347]

My most important moment in life didn't involve green screen and CGI

[@joshstock6591]

@@sylviopicado9347 your an uninteresting conglomeration of broken chromosomes and ruined DNA.

[@Alexander-gg6mf]

@@joshstock6591 you're*

[@joshstock6591]

@@Alexander-gg6mf ur

[@juukyll]

7:05:00 Looks like Chris is doing last minute cleaning before guests arrive 😄

[@CanYildirim9001]

ROFL best caption ever

[@Rir5416]

lol

[@Mel-cw5bn]

I would absolutely love a print of the ISS camera view at 21:58. The sun is reflecting off the Dragon with the crescent Earth behind and it's just so gorgeous. Saw this live around 1am my time while waiting to hear what the wake-up music would be.

[@abhishekagarwal6244]

6:19:55, in case you want to see the full space station from crew dragon

[@spatialhorizons1212]

That’s a spectacular shot

[@LFDIII]

Just like the simulation... Dragon ISS docking simulator.

[@saurabhcent211]

Thanks man

[@davecrupel2817]

It is a gorgeous shot!

[@rawpotatofella9654]

Thanks for the timestamp, liked

[@ipesgaming]

10:10:29 he brought his bat only for that moment lol well-prepared XD

[@K3rbyProduction]

he wanted to be remembered haha and the russian next to chris looked like he shit himself at the end lmao poor guy so unconfortable the whole time.

[@ChocoLater1]

lmao I was wondering watching it live wtf is this dude on about.

[@theepicking5196]

I watched the whole thing before fail.. I watched all of it live non-stop And then I noticed.. I got through almost 2 days with no sleep watching the launch, approach, docking, end of stream... W(`0`)W

[@JCuth98]

Its the attitude control device. The mascot for the Attitude Determination and Control Officer (ADCO)

[@johncongdon7398]

I like that the Russian Cosmonauts also was apart of the broadcast at the end, it shows some kind of unity

[@nunezificationr8304]

Congratulations to all of you ! You’re all an inspiration to all of us! My son was so impressed by looking at the launch ! May the force be with you !

[@bendonahue]

9:41:25 little head-hit Easter Egg (looked like a salute) - poor Doug! You could see home touching his head and making sure there wasn’t any blood on camera

[@invidios]

Well done, Ben! And when you think that they have gone through much more complicated issues so far, in the end you get a bump. The irony of fate. :))

[@mikeeyyy2574]

I was wondering wth he got going on.

[@BUDYBOI]

Michael Rhoads I got scared for a bit 🙃🙃

[@mtrps_]

hes dabbing the blood as much as he can to avoid the blood from accumulating in zero gravity and affecting the ISS equipments.

[@islandvibez]

@@mtrps_ ew lol

[@rein2523]

1:03:37 Wake up alarm of crew inside Dragon Endeavour

[@bumbaben]

Thx I was looking exactly for this

[@mikemgfx]

What's the song called ?

[@JanGroeger]

@@mikemgfx planet caravan - black sabbath

[@roblock2835]

Thank you, I was looking for this and it's an amazing surprise! One good thing in this world right now find peace and enjoy the moment! Explore the universe is my passion! ❤️

[@Becachece]

Joe Rogan tripin' hard to this shit

[@pinochet3317]

6:12:36 With this music, I have a feeling it’ll be nostalgic to watch this 20-30 years from now

[@MiisaelRamos]

Do u know the name? When I watched this I recorded this specific part of the video but I never looked for the name until now

[@pinochet3317]

@@MiisaelRamos “Unicorns in Space” by Test Shot Starfish ;)

[@MiisaelRamos]

@@pinochet3317 thank you so muchh 🙏🏼 you helped me a lot

[@captaincobb8146]

Good-news, is hard to find these days. What a welcome break. Bob cracks me up! God bless America and our brave astronauts!

[@CLC10001]

1:03:40 Planet Caravan by Black Sabbath plays if anyone is looking for this.

[@WindFireAllThatKindOfThing]

You really have to give them credit for the best music pick they could have pulled out in this situation

[@Chewy00]

That's awesome lol

[@SuperKawaiiChannel]

Nothing like Satanic vibes!

[@jerredwayne8401]

The pantera cover of this sound is great

[@3three3three3three]

THAT'S AMAZIBG

[@darinsullivan748]

The crazy thing about videos from space, doesn't matter what angle you watch it. Space has no up or down.

[@LisaBowers]

Awesome job SpaceX and NASA! Go Bob and Doug! 👨🏻‍🚀🌠🚀

[@sovannarithsarim2235]

Congratulation! Awesome achievement for the Space X and NASA! Can't wait to see what next! 👍

[@rishabhsrivastava6960]

Flat earthers have left the globe

[@Shineinpoverty]

Round earth heretics are pushed of the earth in 3,2,....

[@StormsparkPegasus]

@@Shineinpoverty If the world really were flat, cats would've pushed everything off the edge by now.

[@Shineinpoverty]

@@StormsparkPegasus Not when we have so many fat people

[@Balnazzardi]

Really love to see the ship operating well and its so exciting to think this marks beginning of new chapter in spacecraft travel/exploration, so thanks to everyone at SpaceX :)

[@LightningShiva1]

Well today's a good day.

[@Tripilen]

"I love it" - Space chick - 00:01

[@eliczek6142]

To not be dead.

[@aiosquadron]

To NOT die. (Anyone get it?)

[@MrHichammohsen1]

Thank you SpaceX for the best gift for everyone.

[@darkguardian1314]

4:29:22 Dragon Endeavour with the Earth in the background. Like flying in a blue sky.

[@HeidenLam]

More like a UFO

[@alexelcby]

Mask is so cool guy, wish luck and success to all team . Was so great watching last years our Russian astronauts helped US and working together , not separated , delivering to ISS. Now new steps in space are needed

[@bielconn]

HISTORICAL DAY ❤❤❤ I am very proud of the proportion that SPACEX has arrived, musk is my inspiration to invest in my career as a scientist, more precisely in astrophysics

[@danieldorsz1047]

hey good for you ! how far away are you from being astrophysicist ?

[@paweltrain3828]

plz take into account that academia sucks these days, I didn't go for phd in computational fluid dynamics because of sexism that is present on universities etc. etc. Don't get caught up in sexy proposals or already ongoing project like - "fascinating new research that can change the world" but focus on everyday honest hard work. Good luck!

[@bielconn]

@@paweltrain3828 thank you ^^

[@realdizzle87]

0-g toilets are some of the most complicated feats of engineering. It's actually insanely hard to design reliable waste-collection/storage apparatuses. And as soon as you hit orbit (and go to zero-g) your intestines no longer have gravity pulling your unabsorbed food down through your digestive tract.... which means, quit literally, as you go to orbit, you get a weird case of something we call: "space diarrhea". I do love the welcome ceremony. But, after the toilet malfunctioned on Demo-2... it still humors me to watch Bob Behnken cross his legs, squeeze his cheeks together, and squirm uncomfortably as he smiles for the camera and tries to hold in his welcome-to-space-turds.

[@Jedda73]

Thankyou so much for putting this up! I watched most of the live feed from Australia, I stayed up the entire first night watching the launch. I went to bed at the same time as the astronauts, and awoke at the same time and continued watching, but it was a sunday night when they were approaching the ISS and had to go to bed so missed the docking. When I checked the feed on Monday it was gone and I was very disappointed to have missed it. Congratulations Elon and SpaceX from Australia!

[@richardkirk5098]

Reminds me of when Apollo 8 flew to the moon. 1968 was an awful year with assassination and war and riots. They were the one bright spot that saved that year. This very similar.

[@MerkSteeZe]

6:13:27 So calming as they approach plus the music 🎶.

[@Dazzer1234567]

It's freakin' hilarious how slow everything moves in real space compared to Sci-Fi!

[@OpticalLimit]

Definitely. For docking, every additional acceleration that's used to close the distance between you and the ISS results in velocity you'll eventually have to eliminate (using acceleration in the opposite direction) so that you can dock haha.

[@neonofficial1504]

big faaaaaaaaaaaaaaaan of spaceX lots of love and support from PAKISTAN ❤🙌

[@ryangrumbles2216]

I never even knew about spacex until I came across a news link on the launch on sat. I was so impressed

[@sailorman8668]

Are you actually being serious?

[@matiasbudrovich9025]

Felicitaciones y muchas gracias por lo que hacen, ustedes nos elevan como especie.

[@Krafterr4]

I'm glad you were successful. I'm glad the patience and caution paid off.

[@grigorecosmin]

6:34:29 Rocking that Internet Explorer

[@lloyd9435]

Boomer moment

[@VelocityFilmsCO]

Watching them all standing there in the ISS really made me happy.

[@30stephane]

I fell asleep during the live docking the voices lulled me to sleep it was so calm 😴 😌 🙃 😅

[@antonybr1dger]

I did the same lol but I woke up 20 minutes before docking

[@kelvinchatyaredana6230]

Did the same thing, the docking was like 1 am in the morning where i'm from

[@30stephane]

@@kelvinchatyaredana6230 it was like dawn my time

[@Phoenix-cc6ep]

It was mid afternoon for me, haha I fell asleep right before they finally opened it and then woke-up 5 min later and they were posing. Was waiting an hour for him to stop unzipping bags lol

[@Thirsty_Fox]

There's a somaFM channel that's just ambient spacey music with their radio voices. It's as calming as it gets!

[@ryangrumbles2216]

I am in awe of all u have accomplished. U never gave up. I watched many videos today about you and your your journey. I love how you created a game program at 12 years old. I am so happy to see your success. Hopefully one day I can afford a tesla

[@vgfxworks]

6:24:34 - scene from 2001: A Space Odyssey

[@Inquisitor6321]

Open the pod bay doors, HAL.

[@Graham.556]

@@Inquisitor6321 I'm sorry Dave, I'm afraid I can't do that

[@AshleyPomeroy]

As long as they have explosive bolts they should be fine.

[@Parzival224]

@@Inquisitor6321 "I'm sorry Dave, I'm afraid I can't do that" kzbin.info/www/bejne/d4OtaZZ3fNJpgKc

[@rendrarifaldi3469]

Hey can anybody tell me how they got 4:40:00 shot? I mean how? Is there another instruments to follow crew dragon?

[@Vantud391]

A future of spaceships and spacestation like in Elysium (2013) is coming closer.

[@user-lianist_luniv]

9:41:18 So Touching...

[@unknown78901]

and ??

[@endlessbattle9702]

Unknown Eight payah orang macam kau ni mak tak ajar eh

[@THEMATT222]

Bad social distancing skill, lol.

[@namedrik5876]

Technically you're not wrong

[@immigrantgaming420epic]

@@THEMATT222 they had to quarantine before the launch anyways

[@laughintrollface]

This moment is much like your parents telling you to wait before going downstairs on Christmas morning but on a whole other level

[@Raptremrum]

This was great watching live

[@rushill.patell]

And also seeing in years

[@manavbws]

I feel like crying this is so good.

[@-shooter6339]

*ISS:* Oh, you're approaching me? Instead of returning to Earth, you are coming right to me? *Dragon Crew:* I can't dock to you, without getting closer.

[@ElecTrackProjects]

Nani?????!!!!!!

[@lloyd9435]

NO! ISS HAS ZERO TOLERANCE FOR WEEBS Still funny tho

[@CaptainAirplane]

Thank you for taking a big step for humanity :)

[@BennLuvsYou24]

Beautiful smiles. God bless! Because of this I want to live more healthily and to live a long life ultimately to see where we go from here. I’m excited.

[@danieldorsz1047]

great words man !

[@mschf_nft2581]

That’s a beautiful resolution man. Brings a lot of hope

[@ninad7478]

@06:30:53 The moment I realised how tremendously fast (7.66 Kilometres/second) the ISS orbits around the earth. Marvellous human creation!

[@delete-user117]

Молодцы ребята, долетели, пристыковались, урааа 💫🚀🛰 даже НЛО🔘 за вами наблюдало как всегда

[@sarahkaiser6041]

Enjoy your new digs...we're all so proud of all of you!

[@SammieJaimez]

6:51:00 did I just hear the first “Your zipper is down..” in SPACE???!!!

[@HeidenLam]

I didn’t tho

[@topmark99]

Loving that the interview at the end has much better sound quality from the ISS than the guys on Earth!

[@redrickmatthewarino2618]

Hellow

[@tonnyalves455]

Good Job spacex and Nasa ❤👏

[@sleepwalker-d0_0b]

Илон уделал нашего Рогозина, Рогозин прыгает на батуте. Вот что значит стремление к своей цели!😎👍

[@ЮрийР-л5ш]

У каждого человека есть своя цель, Илон для людей делает добрые дела. А кто то обнуляет Роскосмос, распиливает и делит бюджетные деньги России.

[@TechManiac11]

No coronavirus up there Who is in for hugs: Doug

[@hans_____]

none down here either.

[@fazzzam810]

They bring it there🤣

[@georgeviau4558]

...i fell asleep after black sabbath on your original post...thank you ELON for this update...YOU ROCK!!!!...

[@javiercass9277]

9:44:14 you can see a little blood form Doug in the tissue paper, tha`s a new accidental experiment, hope he is ok, greetings form Monterrey Mx

[@宮路次郎-n6w]

Thank you for your scientific resources.

[@vivekpxl]

*9:41:10** History* 🙏

[@shelbyvillerules9962]

I'll tell you, when you feel that thing slide in, everything's clickin'... It's like no other feeling in the world.

[@alienware5172]

This would be more epic if the interstellar theme was playing while docking...

[@Cjpanduh]

Thought that too haha

[@michaelswainjr.9090]

Nice

[@shelbyvillerules9962]

There is a moment...

[@SlaughterFoodCreations]

Love this! Good news is out there.

[@LisaBowers]

Bob Behnken has _the best_ smile! 😁

[@endlessbattle9702]

Lisa Bowers yes he so cute 😂

[@ElHal04]

I’m guessing the dislikes are from the people who think a fucking mouse was on the merlin engine 😂

[@matchke7054]

2:13:00 The astronauts guarded by ninjas approaching Falcon 9 rocket.

[@minim4235]

おめでとうございます🎉こんな素晴らしい瞬間を共有してくれてありがとうございます❗️最高😆 Congratulations!! I’m really glad to see how amazing live! Thank you hard work! From Japan 🇯🇵

[@Mikhail_kreso]

Hey. I am from Russia and I wanna say thanks to our government that they lost the space :) A lot of bureaucratics and self-interests seems more important than nation proud. On the other hand my congrats to Elon and his huge team with this historical day. In the end I try to concentrate on that there are no any countries and question of space is the one for all the humanity.

[@logitech4873]

The Soyuz was fantastic and reliable, but it was getting a bit old

[@FormerGovernmentHuman]

It’s sad that it took both of our nations being at eachother’s throats to make all that progress into space only to sit stagnant until now, hopefully.

[@odysseusrex5908]

@@logitech4873 Well, Russia is going to continue using it for the foreseeable future.

[@Unknwn-fw3po]

I salyut russia for every big milestone, and america for theirs. /\ little pun Privyat.

[@aviationimagined7081]

This better make youtube rewind 2020

[@McOfficialPlays]

Wow I can't wait for starship!!!!

[@scottm8845]

We can only hope. But I would say it's structure could be a long way away..

[@thefirstsin]

Indeed!

[@armyofone5219]

@@thefirstsin Stargate SG1, one of my favorite series

[@thefirstsin]

@@armyofone5219 lol

[@jakequinn31]

This calls for another time lapse!

[@fisgust]

Now: Closed alpha testing Next gen: Open beta testing Future: Ready to use

[@evanc985]

History guys, incredible!! Who all watched it live too?

[@dawkinsvarner7630]

I missed the launch

[@evanc985]

@@dawkinsvarner7630 aw too bad, it was amazing!! At least you can go back and watch

[@khrislino9870]

EvanC did you watch it because you said your comment 1 minute ago and the stream was 45mins ago

[@evanc985]

@@khrislino9870 lol this is the re upload of the live stream, I watched it live. This is just the upload of the live stream👍🏼

[@odysseusrex5908]

I didn't watch all bloody 27 hours of it like some people did. I watched the launch, the docking, and them coming on to the station. It frankly isn't much compared to the Space Shuttle, but at least we're back in the game.

[@faithtt3194]

-Cooper it is impossible -no it is necessary

[@marioortegaloyo2649]

Estoy orgulloso, de en este momento respiro y mis hermanos de espacio están allá, más alla de los ojos,les transmito mis buenas tardes en México

[@kensav]

SO DAMN EXCITING!

[@Balnazzardi]

It sure is...people who complain "whats the point, its just too damn expensive!" simply dont understand how great it is to see the start of next new chapter in space exploration. We really need private companies like SpaceX to provide the equipment to explore the space further and get ppl out there and thats why its so exciting to see, even if you are not American. And ppl who dont understand the idea of space exploration clearly have no passion for science or discovery. Ultimately im really excited about the thought of one day humanity having permanent settlements in moon and even Mars, so thats why its so great to see private company like SpaceX to succeed and their beautiful ship working so well.

[@VelocityFilmsCO]

@@Balnazzardi Refreshing to see someone who honestly gets it. I couldn't contain myself throughout the whole live stream. Exciting times and hopefully even more exciting times ahead.

[@Dr_Steve.N]

Who thinks this should be on KZbin rewind 2020.

[@Snarkonymous]

Call it Endeavor all you want. It will always be capsule Spacey McSpaceface to me.

[@StuSaville]

The capsules name will always be Trampoline 1 to me

[@МиленКацев]

Great this is full length of video !!! Cool!

[@Josh-tb7rx]

My question: Has anyone watched this from beginning to end without going to sleep or taking a break? If u have then well done and didn't u get bored?

[@dariopianista]

Not kidding

[@Kudzie.]

Bravo

[@bossk179]

Молодцы Америка. Молодец Elon Musk. Ты мой кумир.

[@srgtslnv]

И Рогозин

[@marioortegaloyo2649]

Gracias por todo

[@23x31]

Would have been even better if they delivered an Amazon Prime box.

[@ap-pv7ug]

You guys really need to pull an Apollo 8 here. The world can really use it.

[@odysseusrex5908]

They are planning that for 2003, using Starship.

[@chitrang380]

4:45:23 - you can see dragon with antalya city and antalya airport (Turkey) in the background

[@Balnazzardi]

Thats really nice view! :) thanks for pointing that one out, Im not gonna watch the whole 10hour vid through :D

[@Dazzer1234567]

If all astronauts weren't so jacked, you'd have space for a couple more up there!

[@baksatibi]

Manual piloting demonstration: 5:50:44 - start 6:15:49 - end 6:16:36 - quick assessment

[@Krahazik]

Did the simulator, successfully docked on the first try. Love the digital control setup SpaceX designed. Very nice UI design.

[@Obyvvatel]

I think they made the velocities easier to cancel out on that sim

[@crabby4911]

These people: smort Me: I'm too hungry to think about getting some food

[@John-X]

microwave burritos it is then

[@Megadriver]

Absolutely beautiful, I watched the docking and the astronauts entering the ISS and it's amazing, human spaceflight is back in the USA! Fast forwarded through most of the video, but I'm gonna watch the full video throughout the week, bit by bit. These 10 hours will be the best 10 hours I've spent watching anything! Well done SpaceX, well done NASA! Keep pushing the envelope, keep being at the cutting edge of science and leading humanity into a new era of space exploration and future extraterrestrial planet colonization!

[@aerodynamic1440]

Sorry to say this, but this isn't the first time for Russians as they do this sending humans to space like everyday stuff for many years now.. USA isn't leading at all.

[@aerodynamic1440]

But hey Private company doing it better than NASA which is strange, but surely SpaceX is doing a great job progressing forward fast, a big achievement for US.

[@odysseusrex5908]

@@aerodynamic1440 Yeah, USA is leading everything. For nine years, thanks to our politicians, we have lost our manned space capability. In that time, how many interplanetary space probes has Russia either launched or managed as they conducted their missions? How many space telescopes has Russia launched? How many do you have? How much of the research done aboard the ISS has been sponsored by Russia? How many new rockets and spacecraft has Russia developed in that time? ten years ago, Russia was absolutely the dominant provider of commercial launch services. Who is now? No, for nine years, the fact that the United States lacked a manned space capability made it just barely possible to look at that one thing, which always, naturally, gets the most attention, and pretend that nothing else mattered and Russia was ahead. Well, that has ended now. Not only is the United States still far ahead in all other measures of space activity and achievement, we have a manned space capability again, and it is far superior to Soyuz. It is still not much compared to the Space Shuttle, but it is much better than Soyuz. Furthermore, we are developing four or five other advanced manned spacecraft, the Orion, the Starliner, a manned version of Dream Chaser, possibly a manned vehicle to go with New Glenn, and, most important of all, Starship, which will have far greater capabilities than ever the Shuttle did. And, just to make it clear, NASA and SpaceX are partners. SpaceX is no more ahead of NASA than a horse is ahead of its rider. As Elon Musk said just after the launch, Spacex wouldn't exist without NASA.

[@aerodynamic1440]

@@odysseusrex5908 The space shuttle was a DISASTER they lost 2 of them and killed their astronauts and it was in no way nearly as reliable and useful and good as Soyuz, The Soyuz is superior to Shuttle and probably the new SpaceX stuff because it has nowhere near experience as Soyuz, Yes US is ahead in making probes and Rovers, but Manned Rockets Russia was wayyyy ahead and Still ahead, US couldn't go to space without Russia, not only US but the whole world. In fact everyone needs to learn Russian to go to ISS because most of the stuff their is Russian, USA is not leading again just because they sent humans into space after 9 years, and even before 9 years as I said earlier Shuttle was a Disaster and because of that no one will say Shuttle was nearly as good as Soyuz or even this new SpaceX build...just imagine if it was shuttle instead of Soyuz taking all these astronauts into space...almost all the Astronauts would be dead by now and also extremely expensive so NASA would go bankrupt long ago there is a reason why they retired Shuttle and used superior Russian rockets, NASA also used Russia's rocket engines for their rockets, that explains Russia's superiority in creating rockets and engines, but again yes Nasa and US is ahead when it comes to space probes and Rovers. But Rockets? Not even close. It's sad that NASA still couldn't build one to take humans to space and surprisingly a private company finally after years, made one..which is great.

[@aerodynamic1440]

@@odysseusrex5908 And I don't think creating Rovers is as hard, expensive and Risky as creating manned rockets...Russia was always ahead in that category. The people of US will always say they are the best at this and that, but it takes a slight bit of research to see Shuttle was really a bad vehicle and so they used Russians and who is ahead in what, Russia is way ahead in creating Space stations and Manned reliable rockets , US is good at creating rovers and .....telescopes.

[@suhaib9001]

they should have played interstellar soundtrack "no time for caution" while docking

[@vokuh]

thank you SpaceX & NASA

[@Crumbaa]

9:41:24 Remember that scene from Star Wars where he storm trooper hit their head? Hear it is irl

[@joaohneuhaus]

2:33:50 The woman talking to the astronauts, Anna Mennon would 4 years later go to space herself as part of the polaris dawn mission...Amazing.

[@mohdrazif777]

SpaceX need to redesign the ISS so it would look much more clean like the Dragon capsule.

[@nicholasrivera9280]

That thing is over 100 billion to build

[@Ditronian]

@@nicholasrivera9280 Inb4 SpaceX ISS is 100 million.

[@darrenchan7652]

Ditronian it’s 100 billion.

[@Feisty123]

You seriously underestimate how expensive the ISS is

[@davecrupel2817]

A different space station will be built eventually. With 21st century tech.

[@islandvibez]

RIP to everyone who couldn't live to see this in 2020 ♥

[@JustKelsey]

2:40:15 a shooting star on the right of capsule endeavor, quick, make a wish

[@WhisperingWinds0]

why is this making me emotional?