Crew Demo-2 | Launch

Part 1: Launch
Part 2: Coast - • Crew Demo-2 | Coast
Part 3: Approach/Docking - • Crew Demo-2 | Approach...
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.

[@caab0516]

1:03:08 Bob and Doug saying Goodbye to their families 1:20:10 Tesla's arriving at the Launch Pad 1:36:15 Bob and Doug entering Dragon 4:22:35 Countdown Start 4:30:00 Entry Burn 4:31:40 Landing Burn 4:32:15 First Stage on Droneship 4:34:55 Dragon Deployment

[@endlessbattle9702]

Shaq Sheq anjir bapak batak

[@amritnalam9994]

Thanks

[@danielhignett2884]

Doing the Lords Work

[@marcelino7875]

thanks ma brother

[@tonytang5452]

so fast bro

[@TheRealGuywithoutaMustache]

Let's just appreciate how humanity manages to keep pushing forward despite all of the setbacks this year.

[@Jgamer-jk1bp]

Agreed, also I've seen you in 30 different videos damn

[@pressaltf4forfreevbucks179]

How does it feel to get top comment just cause everyone knows you, really?

[@t0ny_708]

Well said

[@Zonkotron]

@HanimeTv Quite simple. Saturn 5 was an insanely expensive group effort of countless companies and agencies. This is a system made by a single company and an economy car if you compare relative cost. Have you ever read up about how actually landing on the moon with manual controls worked ? The old space program was absurdely expensive and hillariously unsafe, done to prove a point. This new age space tech is neither and therefore sustainable.This time we are going to space to stay.

[@thepilgrim1581]

What a crock of sh it..... Best man can do is fly to Earths Lower Orbit..... About time NASA - NATIONAL AERONAUTICS ON SPACE ASSUMPTIONS told the world that humans cannot actually fly beyond Earths Lower Orbit due to a series of factors let alone man walking on the moon in 1969 ...... I await the flat earther remarks from dumb space cadets.....

[@Im-just-Stardust]

It was incredible to be able to see the Astronauts during the whole process.

[@armr6937]

would have liked to get some views of the cabin during ascent, I guess we will eventually.

[@calibeats]

@@armr6937 me too!

[@A4icaMkd84]

Stupid american can easy trick in studio filmed belive its real pathetic

[@odysseusrex5908]

@@A4icaMkd84 Ah, and what about the Russian rockets and spacecraft?

[@RailwayScholar]

But we didn't see them during launch...

[@thulithakris6263]

4:35:25 “thanks for flying with falcon 9 today” hit different when ya look to the future and realise there’s gonna be choices on who to fly with like it’s an airline or something 😭 loved this too much

[@vaylinne6093]

Nowadays you have like Air France, Air Holland, Malaysia Airlines. Future we have Space France, Space Holland, Malaysia Spacelines :D

[@thefirstsin]

Don't worry SpaceX Starship 1.0 is almost done just 15+ more prototypes

[@yoda5280]

Vaylinne Space Canada lol

[@MarkTuchinsky]

@@thefirstsin I'd rather ride on a Starship 20 prototypes than 5 lol.

[@purple_sky]

@@vaylinne6093 s p a c e l i n e s xD

[@IshaanGupta00]

I will never forget watching this launch, live right here on KZbin. Can’t believe it’s been 2 years already.

[@tomkutscher1555]

4

[@vjdominado3782]

23:44 - Suit Up 41:37 - "Best Selfie Ever!" -Jim B. 58:36 - US National Anthem 1:03:06 - Goodbyes 1:03:51 - Getting into the Tesla Model X 1:05:32 - Departing to the Pad 39A 1:20:06 - Arriving to the Pad 39A 1:21:24 - Getting out of the Tesla 1:36:15 - Getting into the Dragon Capsule 2:40:39 - Hatch Closing 4:21:47 - Startup 4:22:02 - Dragon is Go for Launch 4:22:15 - T -30 Seconds 4:22:36 - T -10 Seconds 4:22:41 - T -5 Seconds 4:22:46 - Ignition and Liftoff 4:22:57 - "America has Launched." 4:23:46 - MAX-Q 4:25:21 - MECO Confirmation 4:25:25 - Stage Separation 4:25:34 - MVAC Ignition 4:30:02 - First Stage Entry Burn 4:30:05 - First Stage Entry 4:31:40 - SECO 4:31:41 - First Stage Landing Burn 4:32:17 - The Falcon has Landed 4:33:00 - Tremor Floating Around 4:34:54 - Dragon Separation 4:47:49 - Highlights #LaunchAmerica #SpaceX #NASA

[@eefee22]

thank you kind stranger

[@davecrupel2817]

The drone ship's loss of signal at landing had me nervous for a moment.

[@chocohouse4147]

@@davecrupel2817 It almost always does though.

[@ThunderBlastvideo]

"Suit up" -Arrow, Agents of shield, and every other hero tv show

[@thefirstsin]

Dino-naut lmao

[@ImranHunzai]

What an incredible moment. It's not just a victory for America but for the whole humanity that believes in space exploration as the future on mankind. With love from Pakistan.

[@FlatExpression]

I loved watching this live. Glad Doug and Bob got there safely

[@limiv5272]

It was great, but people forget the way down is just as dangerous

[@riptidev10]

​@@limiv5272 People dont care because they are not going down yet. And no, going down with parachutes is not more dangerous than siting on a rocket filled with fuel launching you into orbit.

[@Jack-hu7cb]

@@limiv5272 Do you know when they are scheduled to come back?

[@smolder6366]

@@Jack-hu7cb in roughly 6 months

[@GryphonB]

@@smolder6366 their going to be there a month plus. It all depends on when the crew 1 mission launchs

[@Meidaneh_Shush]

Watched this from start to finish. I was one of the few hundred thousand that watched on Wednesday but I'm glad it got called of because millions of others got to see it Saturday.

[@thekhans2823]

@ Weirwood Dealer , Oh same , I too was also one of the few hundred thousand who watched on Wednesday!

[@elwimogaming294]

Yeah same watched it for four hours on Wednesday! So many more poeple watched it Saterday tho!

[@thekhans2823]

@ Elwimo Gaming , Yeah I know right !

[@sgbench]

Over 4,000,000 people were watching the SpaceX stream alone at one point, it was incredible.

[@pedromigueldinis]

so many people watched but so few had their eyes opened.

[@fuelrich299]

FAQ: Yes, it is real. The booster that brings the rocket into space and later is separated lands, not the astronauts. The foamy objects forming in the engine is oxygen ice. The watery camera is a view inside the liquid oxygen tank. The exhaust looks different when it’s higher up due to exhaust expansion. Natural phenomena that occurs due to lower pressure. The astronauts where on quarantine for the last few weeks before the mission.

[@agentkerbal9840]

4:23:23 "Look at 'em go !" - My favorite line

[@peterbondy]

Pure, unbridled excitement.

[@-darrell]

4:22:05 "Let's light this candle!"

[@qwertyeet]

What about 4:22:49

[@realLuisGiordano]

@@qwertyeet never seem the countdown lady so excited lol

[@qwertyeet]

@@realLuisGiordano same

[@Mohixit]

I watched the whole thing live and I was so proud. It doesn't matter if I'm not American,I'm equally as proud as any american person

[@the_motek148]

Be proud as a human

[@MiataBoy0]

Trouth

[@matiascarvajal5472]

Me to

[@clitcommander6946]

The_Motek AMEN TO THAT 🙏 This is what I tell everyone, there is no race except for the Humans! We’re all on the same team! 🌎 One love ❤️

[@trixr4orkids806]

Exactly, this is a moment for humanity not just a certain country

[@RaphaelHauser]

Nice to see how the SpaceX channel has passed 4m subs during the event.

[@arezeuu]

Ikr. Btw when the livestream was on SpaceX have only like 2 million subs. Thats how mafia works

[@shumaatiqunnassa4123]

Azry _ WHAAA

[@shumaatiqunnassa4123]

Azry _ literally

[@jakerussell135]

there's also a chance that this is the most concurrent viewers on a youtube livestream. I don't remember it exactly, but there's a chance that there were over 3 million viewers right at the launch. maybe even 4

[@valentine7593]

In decades time, when my grandkids watch Starship launches in the future, I'm gonna tell them, there were dragons when I was a boy.

[@milotv120]

'AMERICA HAS LAUNCHED' me just picturing like 10,000 F1 engines lifting america

[@realcow1]

lol

[@alt8791]

Kerbals approve

[@bigdavegi9028]

As funny as that would be that would be awful for the environment

[@farcasdotpng]

Approved by the Kerbal World Record Keeping Society.

[@milotv120]

@@farcasdotpng where do i apply for the contract?

[@Thomasdillon123]

Yeah, I'm down to watch this again!

[@shohidniyaz8117]

These two dudes pulled a "aite imma head out"

[@thefirstsin]

Dude lol

[@DeltaBoy17]

Lol

[@F-Man]

I keep coming back to watch this over and over. By far the coolest thing I’ve gotten to watch in my lifetime thus far.

[@diegocastelanborjas6943]

Who’s here after the splash down? Congrats SpaceX 🥳

[@mrtuvok5578]

no one cares

[@realsyrex9729]

mr TUVOK i care

[@twixxtro]

America: **The purge** Elon Musk: can i offer you a little rocket launch?

[@ThePrettyCoolMum]

@@gurryshark6027 what

[@AcogR6]

@@gurryshark6027 what

[@ferestrod3242]

@@AcogR6 you kinda late y'know...

[@AcogR6]

@@ferestrod3242 ?

[@ferestrod3242]

@@AcogR6 that comment is 7 months old, lol

[@michelereid]

I’m from Australia and stayed up til 5am to watch live. #NoRegrets 💪🏽💪🏽💪🏽 and just rewatched a week later 😂😂😂

[@Eaadithya]

Loved it a lot, that's so incredible. If you've ever though about, sea creatures walked out of water a few million years ago, and we are here today.

[@odysseusrex5908]

A few hundred million years ago,

[@AlienVibesss]

RIP B-1058. You were the best booster there ever was.

[@baloyinhlanhla]

I can watch it more than a thousand times and still enjoys every second of it.

[@metal_films]

Likewise!

[@UNSCPILOT]

everything from watching them drive up to the rocket to the launch, booster landing, Docking and everything in between is just pure awesome

[@Espressodaily786]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/j2rOdXtqapV-bZY

[@A4icaMkd84]

american love to feed with lies

[@odysseusrex5908]

@@A4icaMkd84 Ah, you are dealing in wish fulfillment born of jealousy or resentment. Now it makes sense.

[@costafilh0]

SpaceX: launches people in to space Me the hole time: please don't explode please don't explode

[@AndyMitchellUK26]

I think everyone was thinking exactly the same thing. So glad it went off without a hitch because we all know that rocket fuel is no joke! Just one tiny thing goes wrong and it's game over. I've just finished watching "NASA & SpaceX: Journey to the Future" on the journey to the final launch here. It's a good to see how much they've done to get where they are now.

[@olivier.9339]

I was never scared, there are little engines that can pull the astronauts away from an exploding rocket safely. Heres a vid of that: kzbin.info/www/bejne/Z5CpiYmgm5lpipo

[@GaryHighFruit]

@@olivier.9339 Yep. This was one of the safest launches in history. AND, very few accidents have happened with people on board.

[@olivier.9339]

correct

[@twixxtro]

They should of just warp

[@purple_sky]

People are gonna watch this in 100 years and be like "dude wtf, why are they all wearing masks"

[@rc-pf1wq]

facts, theyre gonna be thinking, why is there less cheering compared to falcon heavy

[@JSP_1147]

we dont talk about 2020 in the future

[@WilbertLek]

They're also going to be reading these comments going: "Wow, they still believed in fairy tale creatures..."

[@MegaSonalee]

@@WilbertLek That's exactly what they would be doing dude. You are exploring outwardly which is great. There is inner engineering too.

[@joesnow4079]

ever heard of history ?

[@candiceakinlosotu3703]

In the midst of all the the chaos in our nation...this makes me feel so hopeful💜

[@armchairrocketscientist4934]

This is why we need space exploration - despite all of our differences, nearly all of us can't argue with the excitement and wonder of spaceflight.

[@cooperharris3296]

Mmm

[@Tripilen]

Hope you all stay safe

[@candiceakinlosotu3703]

@scooby skwad thank ya kindly!😁 I've corrected🤓 Wishing you an excellent week

[@alanh.6720]

Careful Icarus i'm gonna go out of my way and let you know what everyone thinks when they read your comment.... oh wait... nobody cares.

[@garyteano3026]

Immaculate editing, this will be great to rewatch! As it was happening there was so much going at once that it was hard to catch everyone’s streams at the same time... love the way this includes NASA’s broadcast too!

[@mtrps_]

isnt it amazing how all of us could be at home watching these kind of phenomenal events through a phone in our palms or on tv or computer. the amount of connections that it takes between US and the ASTRONAUTS are HUGE to become a success. technology is so magical that sometimes we take it for granted !

[@heliodays]

No vibration, just clean, clean, CLEAN, nice job, perfect job!!!

[@bayashi23]

Good job👍

[@dreamUreal]

John has some problems on min 14:04

[@Max-yu8ei]

Timeline of events 1:03:35 Walk out 1:06:20 convoy departure 1:22:16 convoy arrival to pad 1:27:20 elevator up 1:37:00 ingress 1:53:15 seat rotation 2:09:35 hatch closure 3:23:38 T-1hr 3:38:50 access arm retraction 4:18:34 Terminal Count (T-5m) 4:22:35 T-1m 4:23:25 T-10S 4:23:36 LIFTOFF 4:24:40 MAXQ 4:26:15 MECO/1st stage separation 4:30:52 1st stage reentry burn 4:33:00 1st stage surprise landing 4:35:42 2nd stage separation

[@islandvibez]

Rip to everyone who couldn't live to see this 💔 in 2020

[@SpressieAvi]

I mean...I watched the livestream :D

[@immigrantgaming420epic]

@@SpressieAvi im pretty sure he meant the people who died, neil armstrong, and other people

[@jaycemacinnis2228]

Yeah agreed

[@matthewshaw1850]

Crazy watching Spacex’s progress. I remember I really started to get back into space in middle school and following Spacex take cargo to the iss, landing their first booster on land and sea, and also their failures with the 2 explosions and failed landings. So amazing to see what this company and country has done.

[@fireoil]

i love how one of astraunauts is crossing hands

[@odysseusrex5908]

It looks to me like they were both strongly resisting an urge to reach out and take control of the spacecraft. They know it is fully automated. They have been extensively trained on its systems. Nevertheless, they are pilots, their every instinct is to take control and *fly* that baby.

[@MC23Bot]

всё это хорошо но есть одно но почуму видео такого низкого качества ? Почему мусор падает вниз ? И что там за грызун бегает по соплу ракеты? 4:26:41

[@ModernWorldClips]

Wakanda forever

[@williamgreene4834]

@@MC23Bot It's the dreaded rocket nozzle ferret.

[@vladrip2083]

@@MC23Bot что значит "мусор падает вниз"? Где?

[@Peter8831]

As this year we have been facing such difficult times, I can say this was my highlight of 2020. Hopefully this will inspire us to come to together and overcome adversity.

[@Basuliic]

If only commentars were not so pro-america... They are so proud that company formed by multy-national human with help of people all around the world launched people on "America land". Like that is not even funny for me.

[@ChristianHedman]

You know what.. I think this will inspire many people. Many has already been inspired for many years by SpaceX. What worries me is that now with all this attention we get to deal with lots of negativity and division. Stay strong, don't fall for the bullshit. There will be more of this in 2020 and beyond, lots more.

[@Peter8831]

@@Basuliic Yeah, I get that

[@Peter8831]

@Phil Odd I'm actually more centrist - don't have an agenda, don't plan to do much in terms of politics - totally honest

[@odysseusrex5908]

@@Basuliic I'm sure your people are quite patriotic and express that pride whenever something special happens in your country.

[@TheBestOfSweden]

Rest easy, B1058. We’ll remember you.

[@zaheersarang6466]

I sat through this as well as their docking. And I must say I had goosebumps through it all

[@Slak32]

I have a great respect to all space companies, but if I was an astronaut, SpaceX is the only company that I would trust my life and fly with them. The amount of work, effort, tests and genius engineering is staggering. Thank you Elon Musk and all the other SpaceX employes.

[@nebtheweb8885]

Why? The ruskies did a pretty good job the past dozen years taking Americans to the ISS.

[@Roshamb0y]

I remember watching this on my phone, cooped up in my parents house during lockdown. I just graduated college and just decided I didn’t want to pursue medical school after studying pre-med for 4 years. I was depressed and felt trapped with no idea what to do with my life. This launch inspired me. I went back to school and got accepted into a masters program studying Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering. I just accepted an Engineering internship for this coming Spring! My dream is to work in Space Suit Design and Engineering. This launch changed my life. Thank you SpaceX, Bob, and Doug.

[@Roshamb0y]

Not that anyone will read this but just in case for those who are considering a career in space, I just got an opportunity to work in Space Suits. I move to Houston in a few months to start the career ive dreamed of. If I can do it, so can you.

[@the_3x]

4:22:36 is when it launched!

[@alex-se8li]

pretty much every one saw it launch

[@the_3x]

fraser145 xcx yep, but just making it easier for people who want to rewatch it.

[@endlessbattle9702]

Batak

[@aawqaq620]

Yeah

[@wheatley_science]

Thx!

[@breezuhs]

Seeing this live, feeling those chills that I felt...that’s when I knew I want to pursue aerospace engineering

[@livx568]

I watched this live with my family and we all enjoyed it. This was one of the highlights of my year. I am glad that they arrived safely as we watched them take off and we watched the whole docking right up to the end.

[@Chopsticks261]

Rest easy and we'll B1058-20 you have served SpaceX and NASA well enjoy life in Heaven we will miss you, so much. Gone. But not forgotten and will always be missed.

[@heliodays]

Bob and Doug was so comfortable, like 2 friends watching the start of a football game on the couch!!!

[@oscarkiloproductions443]

No matter how meant times I watch this it will always bring a test to my eye

[@pistolshr1mp]

Watched this live (well, parts of it) with the family. Gets me giddy every time. Amazing. Fantastic! Thank you.

[@matveisoykin4182]

1:03:49: Astronauts are driven to the launch pad 1:36:15: Astronauts get in the capsule 3:38:01: Arm retracts 4:22:16: T- 30 seconds 4:22:44: Liftoff 4:23:47: Max-Q 4:25:25: Stage separation 4:30:04: Stage 1 entry burn 4:32:10: Stage 1 lands 4:34:49: Deployment

[@odysseusrex5908]

Astronauts.

[@matveisoykin4182]

@@odysseusrex5908 Thanks

[@charlesbelhumeur1503]

Oh man! This is all so great! I was a kid during the Gemini and Apollo launches. We had our first black and white TV one winter. TV broadcast stations normally shut off between midnight and 6 AM would start up at 4 or 5 in the morning. I was preschool and my dad would wake me in the wee hours to watch the launches with him. This kinda brings it all back with the belief such great things can be done along with the excitement. I can't wait to see Starship and Super Heavy fly. I'm an old guy now. I don't how much of this space age I'll live to see. Gonna try to hang on to see as much of it as possible. This revived interest is a good thing for me at my age. Thank You SpaceX! By the way I've heard designing the thrust structure for Super Heavy is challenging. No doubt. I have a suggestion. Build three tank sections just like being done for Starship now but make them about half the diameter. Bundle them together to make a full diameter tank section. Notice the curved triangle in the center forms a natural downcomer for fuel. You've mastered making steel tubes already, this is just a tweak of that. I think this will give you more loadbearing capacity per kilogram of steel than trying to put all the steel in the outer hull. You could tweak this design a little like still make an outer full diameter hull and make the curved outer sections of the inner tanks straight and one plate of steel out to the full diameter hull. Only the inner part of the tanks would be circular with straight plates attaching them to the outer hull. Something like that. You could keep all the tanks separate pressure vessels or cut holes in the sections between them to make one big tank. You'd have to look at the pros and cons of either. The three tubes making up the bundled sections could be continuous tubes from thrust puck to thrust puck with bulkheads and holes where and how required. I'm sure you get a lot of design suggestions so I humbly submit this one with that in mind. And I am an accredited engineer in real life. Once again, Great Work SpaceX! Keep it up! Oh please do keep it up! Let's see Starship and Supr Heavy fly this year!

[@friedrichfermi6559]

I can't forget my excitement when i watched the whole stream live. And now, we are still seeing spaceX writing history.

[@rgerber]

love the astronauts "bro fist" when the boosters sucesfully landed, they clearly are informed of the events and react to it

[@blackautdraw144]

Hello USA, i am from Russia, congratulations with launching! It is awesome, now you are first in the space! (sorry for my english)

[@odysseusrex5908]

Your English seems better than many Americans I have encountered.

[@adamp.3739]

Soon enough America will be sharing rides with the former CCCP! What a time to be alive, former opponents are now allies in space...

[@dumitrulangham1721]

Thanks for giving us rides in rockets.

[@ПавелКлимов-п7м]

Илон Маск молодец! Очень рад за него и всю команду создателей! Настоящая большая работа, достойная уважения! 👏👏👏

[@Anna_Helena_Wiertinska]

Да, Маск крут! Вызывает большую симпатию💓💓💓💓💓

[@AK--ny5jl]

@@Anna_Helena_Wiertinska маск красава запустил людей туда куда они с 1961 года летают

[@Anna_Helena_Wiertinska]

@@AK--ny5jl Ну, во-первых, не с 1961, а с 1998 года. А во-вторых, важно не то, КУДА, а то, ОТКУДА. Ведь до этого они летали с Байконура за бешеные бабки. А теперь сами, возможно, будут на этом зарабатывать)))

[@odysseusrex5908]

@@Anna_Helena_Wiertinska Бешеные бабушки? Что это обозначает? Кроме того, я думаю, что к 1961 году он имел в виду низкую околоземную орбиту и делал это с капсулами вместо реальных космических кораблей. Rabid grandmothers? What does that mean? Also, I think that by 1961, he was referring to Low Earth Orbit, and doing it with capsules instead of real space ships.

[@odysseusrex5908]

@@AK--ny5jl Да, я бы с тобой согласился. Хотя, по крайней мере, мы наконец-то снова летим в космосе, Экипаж Дракона во многих отношениях находится в большом шаге назад от Шаттлов. Это просто капсула, это были настоящие космические корабли. Но важно понимать, что на самом деле у нас в разработке находятся четыре или пять других пилотируемых космических кораблей, включая «Звездный корабль», который будет гораздо более продвинутым, чем «Шаттлы», способный нести гораздо больше, чем мог бы, выполнять более широкий круг задач и будет быть полностью межпланетным. Будущее выглядит ярко. Yes, I would agree with you. Although at least we are finally flying in space again, the Crew Dragon is, in many ways, a big step back from the Space Shuttles. It is merely a capsule, they were true space *ships*. But it is important to realize that we actually have four or five other manned spacecraft in development, including Starship, which will be far more advanced than the Shuttles, able to carry far more than they could, perform a wider variety of missions, and will be fully interplanetary. The future looks bright.

[@planning06]

This is truly incredible to watch. This is my 3rd time watching the launch and beyond words to see the entire team prepping for process and Crew Dragon launch..

[@rouhinbiswas7958]

Congratulations, SpaceX and America, so much love and respect from India 🇮🇳 🇮🇳

[@AnthonyHirsch]

*aliens seeing the rocket take off from Earth* “Lmao they’re still using rockets? My god, those humans still haven’t even figured out that potato-powered garden-hoses filled with potassium, uranium, and potatium are the best way to travel through space lol those Idiots”

[@arthurmesserschmidt]

so god

[@heliodays]

@@arthurmesserschmidt hahaha, you are an alien or paranormal!!!!!??????

[@temper44]

Actually, the V2 rockets during WW2 were powered partly by ethanol created from potatoes. The V2 rockets then became the basis of the American space program under Von Braun.

[@renascitur7051]

@@temper44 lmao

[@geraldperry7779]

@@temper44 nothing new old technology

[@edwinrobert7192]

2020 is one hell of a year

[@A4icaMkd84]

Yes in movie studio and peopple belive in this lies

[@odysseusrex5908]

@@A4icaMkd84 Quit your lying. No one believes that you believe that.

[@nguyenthu12]

Until seeing this one...

[@ThePrettyCoolMum]

@@A4icaMkd84 you know if even this in a studio It's way more expensive than the actual launch right?

[@HeidenLam]

@@A4icaMkd84 bruh your are everywhere

[@Rule1ModelRailways]

Such a step forward in the human way of life, we are moving on from the "modern" era to something much more exciting!

[@LightningShiva1]

Our so called "modern era", will be a 2150's kid common sense. Like how we now know about gravity and all. Imagine 1800's, ppl might have been "this is tomorrows science"

[@54356776]

@@LightningShiva1 You might want to learn a bit more about the 1800's...

[@digitalcyclone7218]

not even that. honestly, we're moving on from the Information Era to the Space Era

[@LightningShiva1]

@@54356776 bruh when I say, gravity I don't mean F=ma (Newtonian gravity). I mean E=mc^2 (Einstein's Relativity)

[@54356776]

@@LightningShiva1 And the 60's. Bruh.

[@caesr21]

Just the positive news we need during these trying times. Godspeed to Bob and Doug, NASA, SpaceX, and to all of us too...

[@spacedude_editz]

3years ago today... man that hits this was the first space launch i ever watched live. and it was amazing

[@DaveWhoa]

it was amazing to watch. Congratulations for this incredible achievement from Australia

[@Immashift]

How can any sane human dislike this? Oh wait, flat earthers. IT WAS ALL CGI! Am I right? In all seriousness the thing looks so futuristic on the inside. I love the touchscreens and the suits. I remember watching that new skintight suit they're working on when it was debuted on I think TED Talks. That looks impressive, and I can't wait to see that tech in action. I also love how they were picked up in a pair of Teslas. Good going. Now, back to the moon & then Mars, ASAP. I know you lot can do it. I wanna see *something* leave for Alpha Cen before I die.

[@UNSCPILOT]

Agreed on all counts, and yeah, the control console especially had me possitively giddy looking at it, it's more Scifi looking than anything other than maybe "The Expanse". I really want to build a setup based on it to mound around my monitor, with lots of buttons, toggles, and anything else that looks appropriate, should be able to get an Arduino to take it all in and act like a game controller, would be great for fun for KSP (and KSP2), elite Dangerous, and Star Citizen

[@ZeHoSmusician]

The live stream had 1,4 million likes...and 36000 dislikes--clearly that latter group should be sent on a one-way trip to the Sun (and I don't mean the UK tabloid magazine)...

[@gorzkawodka]

Yeah, the flat earthers... and some jealous ppl who can't stand the fact they're not sitting inside Demo2

[@odysseusrex5908]

@@gorzkawodka Russians.

[@ElectroMadness300]

But.... The flat Earthers are not sane people so I disagree

[@TypicalNerds]

I'm glad you guys got a copy of the VOD and were able to re-upload it to KZbin because the stream was too long for KZbin to archive it.

[@jaroslawbolewski9178]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/rHjGY2qlhLqXha8

[@TypicalNerds]

@@jaroslawbolewski9178 Ummmm, I didn't ask about your BMW.

[@9a-02-adityakumarbhanja5]

It's been a year!!!! Go SpaceX, keep pushing humanity like this

[@erikdixon8464]

i've probably watched this 20 or 30 times. it is still absolutely incredible to watch wow...

[@jojoray]

A genuine thank you to SpaceX from all of us for giving us that little bit of joy during these Hard Times! 🚀🛰🌌

[@morwamphasha9394]

Historic moment 🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾🙏🏽... All the way from South Africa.

[@Noah-yi7ht]

In a time like this, this warms my heart

[@NameNik223]

Finally, the recording without the banners all over the screen! Thank you, SpaceX!

[@Fragmaster_tito]

I can’t wait to see the launch of your first non-demo launch

[@davidjack7418]

FYI, that is later today ;)

[@theagilespitfire3141]

In the past years SpaceX was only a small company with Falcon 1, but now they are a big company with all this.

[@stevengaming3689]

Rip B1058. Welcome to Valhalla.

[@happ87sm20]

Who is here after Bob and Doug returned to earth?

[@tomsmit1654]

Me, First like👍

[@48hoursago]

doug said waha

[@Cars-N-Jets]

Happ87 Sm Me.

[@daletiger35]

Yep

[@johnathan699]

Im here when they launched crew 1

[@bigdavegi9028]

I remember being there at Titusville across from the pad and I don’t cry often but when falcon 9 left the pad and started to rise I started fucking SOBBING I was so happy.

[@zacharys41]

TBH, this deserves a LOT more views. When the original stream came out, it had 50 million views! Even more than the Falcon Heavy Test Flight! Guess what? It was too long to keep on KZbin, so they had to split the 19-hour trip to the ISS.

[@markbolly6284]

Watching this makes me love the world! We are moving forwards!

[@katrinasalvador4681]

Enjoyed watching this live! It gave wonderful views, the spectacular science and engineering behind this was magnificent, and the commentaries were perfect and was easy to understand by everyone. Thank you for this beacon of light in a world of darkness right now, SpaceX and NASA, Cheers to Bob and Doug! 🚀✨

[@WilbertLek]

Science once again showing it flies you to other worlds. In a world showing that religion flies you into buildings...

[@odysseusrex5908]

@@WilbertLek Only false religion. Most astronauts are church goers. You'll find Christianity and Judaism widely practiced and respected around NASA.

[@Vousie]

The number plates on the Teslas read "ISSBND" 😂 I just love these people's sense of humor.

[@lodyinmy932]

I don’t get it

[@FrozenLionsFan]

Lody Inmy international space station bound

[@2660016A]

Or is it ‘ISS Bob ‘n’ Doug’?

[@Vousie]

@@2660016A I'm gonna guess they meant "ISS bound" 😂

[@HemiGuy]

Lody Inmy International Space Station Bob and Doug

[@ProDiamondz]

I remember watching this historic launch live around 3am and it's been two years wow.

[@jojojorisjhjosef]

Spacex media team so confident, they privited their 46 million view livestream for a 4 hour repeat.

[@lenaoswald]

There is probably some official procedure, where they have to review the whole thing again before officially publishing (legal reasons, security reasons). There is probably more to come in the next hours/days, some unseen footage from inside and the booster landing.

[@rajivdiouf]

Congratulations to elon musk, space x team and Nasa, amazing launch. Always having goosebumps when seeing a rocket leaving the earth to space destination.

[@Jonas-jo2hx]

Who is here when Bob and Doug is coming home tonight?

[@williamgreene4834]

4:35:30 You can see the sun reflecting off the plumes of the Draco thrusters out the window.

[@roomman86]

I'm not an American, but glad to see this. Thank you space x, this is not just for american people but all human race.

[@ezequielmorales4221]

You are the future of mankind. Thanks for everything.

[@Drifter-cw1bv]

Nobody: SpaceX makes everyone’s day a whole lot better

[@AbelJdeVries26]

Astronauts left at the right time

[@buffynatorofficial]

Well Done the Crew of Space X and NASA

[@quantumspinup7418]

If I could smash the like button several times I would. This is a great culmination of a tremendous effort by NASA and SpaceX.

[@KevinNguyen1]

Almost four years ago. Wow time files by very fast. Was playing Minecraft when I tuned into this stream almost 4 years ago.

[@SmartieTV]

Watching it live was so amazing!

[@liamtiam8828]

Thx spacex more making such history! You guys rule!

[@AnzeBlaBla]

The screens they got in there look like they're from a starwars movie XD

[@AscensionRimworld]

starwars more like star bores because it boresing

[@RazorSPoint]

probably more like Star Trek. Star wars mostly in many ships looks more like older Spaceships.

[@odysseusrex5908]

@@AscensionRimworld If you find it boring, why are you watching, reading the comments, and participating. Surely there is a video about the Kardashians more to your taste.

[@maxattack3853]

@@odysseusrex5908 he was saying starwars is boring.

[@arifislam7147]

@@AscensionRimworld Alyssa Carson can now dream big for Elion Musk successful SpaceX launch. Journey to Mars & Return to Earth kzbin.info/www/bejne/faS9hnVpi9N0btU

[@trialdex]

I watched the liftoff live, this is the first time I watched a live launch and I’m very proud to SpaceX and NASA also for Doug and bob. #launchamerica

[@DefaultName-yl2jw]

The interview with Administrator Bridenstine is really feel good. I liked it

[@aweasadbek5445]

NASA Communications: ... SpaceX Engineer: ... SpaceX doesn't hire people just to talk about launch

[@HeidenLam]

Yea they cheered even less than Demo-1 which carried zero people to space

[@kas-lw7xz]

@@HeidenLam cuz of covid-19 restrictions

[@utisti4976]

I'm going to watch Interstellar again after I see this.. Such a masterclass of a movie. Space is one of the coolest and most interesting things out there.

[@CasualAnalysis]

You're out there in space baby !

[@jhounsome1]

Space is the only thing out there.

[@alanh.6720]

Interstellar is a fantastic movie! One of my favorites

[@staunchlyspeaking]

“Let’s light this candle” gives me chills every time. Does anyone know the history of that saying? When or who first said it. Thanks

[@savagejack5300]

Alan Sheppard, check out Joe Scott’s KZbin video of the American Badass.

[@maverickf14986]

when the first or somewhere rocket had 4 hours of delay sheppard was upset so he yell "lets light this candle" saying that he wants to liftoff asap regardless the risk

[@alt8791]

Alan Shepard said it during all the delays of his first launch. “Fix your little problem and let’s light this candle” is the exact quote.

[@staunchlyspeaking]

Gabriel Mazzitelli Thank you, that’s even more awesome than I imagined. And thank you to the two others who responded as well.

[@dotdankory]

having an astronaut as a dad would be so cool

[@jakerussell135]

I remember staying on this stream for about an hour