Europe in Space - Reliable into the next Frontier | Space Science | Episode 6 | Free Documentary

[@sajikumar2503]

Can you make a documentary video on Indian Space Reasearch Organization (ISRO).

[@leoniedaniel6708]

Love these great documentaries. Happy New year

[@Elrs171]

19:36 Actually French Guyana is not a colony but a fully integrated french region, with the same status than Paris Region or Normandy, and it's in fact in EU.

[@Avalonest]

jeh

[@Avalonest]

it also shares largest land boarder with another country of France

[@dennisvairevajnr961]

Happy new year to the KZbin family, wish you the best of luck for the year 2020!!!💯👍💖💥👏👏🤟💃🕺👣🌹🌄🌈🌏🍺

[@TOMAS-lh4er]

YOU TOO ,God Bless

[@TocoLarsen]

Now, NASA also has a possibility to use the Brazilian territory for launches, since the Brazilian Space agency makes a great deal with USA to provide the facility near the equador line.

[@ristube3319]

Toco Larsen it must come with free aids and require clearing a spot of junkies and medical waste first! After all remember how disgusting the Olympics were?! The athletes were going to protest because the water is sewerage and dead animals rotting!

[@tradestone100]

​@@ristube3319 What? You know nothing about Brazil

[@戈戈屹]

很喜欢你们的视频，可以有中文字幕么？简体繁体都可以。

[@belowasmelashgebremariam]

Long life for all humaning asmelash gebremariam gebrezgabhe eye kab Ethiopia Tigraway

[@actech675]

Regular viwer🤘🤘

[@PuNicAdbo]

For me as a german it is super wired to here all the german specialist here speaking german and are translated voice over hahaha so fun.

[@TOMAS-lh4er]

HI DOES ANYONE KNOW HOW OLD THIS EPISODE 6 WAS MADE ?? THANKS

[@operationdomination3102]

Based on their mentioning of SpaceX and the successful landing of Falcon9 as well as the footage used, this is no more than three or so years old.

[@SiggyPony]

I wish it was original language and subtitles :(

[@timklassen421]

space cadets the earth is flat 2020 yea baby.

[@mrrednick81]

Does the esa have hard on for spacex

[@joseanl]

would they rather focus on ULA ? The ones making progress are SpaceX so it's natural to watch them and try to best them at what they are doing. It's not a "hard on" its watching closely a company that's successful so they can be best than them, or at least, competitive

[@juancarlosortegagarcia2609]

Takes the "New world" to a whole other world! 😂

[@marcusfenske2284]

more cartoons yay

[@alphaetomega]

"Small" American company - Space X. If only we could compete economically with this "small" company. This "small" Company is so new and we have been around for so long, but we find it difficult to compete with them. As long as government money and favors pumps up their little rocket project this company will continue to exist, but if they had to be profitable (like Space X) they'd be out of business tomorrow.

[@MrDuck-oi3qc]

Doom 2012. recession, aliens, russians, global freezing I dont know how anything will remain.

[@swunt10]

spacex lives on billions of government money just like all the other ones.

[@burt792]

We don't know how much money spacex is losing because they don't have to disclose. What we do know: 1. arianespace is profitable 2. The US government can only use US launchers (protectionism). 3. The US government pays spacex 50% than private customers (subsidies). So no, Spacex is NOT profitable.

[@akyhne]

What you are saying, Mesidg, is that NASA also can't compete with SpaceX. So close NASA then???

[@Daniel-lh4do]

space x is the future..

[@simonk.2552]

not yet

[@burt792]

Elon musk is losing billions with every single company. He's just a great salesman.

[@backstreamnorth]

Its not completely true that there are no rocket launch sites in Europe. No manned rockets but we do have a rocket launch site in Kiruna in the north of Sweden

[@michalrimmerak1646]

At Kiruna, Sweden? We have rocket launch atd Kourou (French Gyuana). In Sweden, it will be completely useless - you must be idealy not far from Equator.

[@backstreamnorth]

That's not the point, the documentary stated that we dont have any sites in Europe, no matter what kind. As I said in my previous comment, there are no manned launches but still there are rockets being launched for other missions. You can look it up, its called Esrange and its a part of ESA

[@soldierforgod1477]

Floyd only lets tank fight BUMS, it would never happen but if it did Terrence would get arrested for child abuse after the fight💯😂😂😂😂😂

[@mplites7160]

Is that tony stark?

[@MyFriendlyPup]

SO MUCH CGI, looks like Jurassic Park

[@kristiandabrowski6969]

Babylon

[@texxstalker]

Jurrasic park is not a reality? Damn it!

[@sep9960]

Your stupidity literally hurts my brain...

[@Привид_Бандери]

Isn't ESA out of France? So what's with all the German? 🤔

[@MrDuck-oi3qc]

They are of Palpatine origin. You think too much.

[@Привид_Бандери]

@@MrDuck-oi3qc Hahaha, well I can't say I've ever been accused of that before! lol...🤣👌🏻

[@akyhne]

22 European countries.

[@user-mt9tn1ni4g]

Let's take a vote let's have every citizen.. who's earned income is going to fund these Space projects.. vote on whether or not they would like their money to be spent on Space research and satellites and probes.. or whether they want it spent on improving the conditions of the place where they now live

[@sebastiendine4834]

This is a common critics of space projects I am really fed up with. You should point out instead the obscene amount of money/wasted in the "defense" budget worldwide. Total world military spending = 1800 billions USD (2018) 650 billions for the US alone... VS Total world space agencies budget = about 60 billions USD (2013) half of that is NASA alone. This is a 30:1 ratio...

[@Jeramithehuman]

Without the shuttle program and space programs in general you wouldn’t have silicon microchips, smartphones, gps, velcro or household computers. Because of shuttle landings, roads are made with grooves now on off ramps to keep people safe while driving as to not slide off the road and die. The money spent on space is nothing compared to how much technology and jobs have been created as a byproduct of space missions. If just for 1 year NASA had the military’s budget I have no doubt we’d have a cure for cancer, solve world hunger and have bases on the moon and bases on Mars. The amount of tax dollars that NASA gets is a joke. If you used a dollar bill as a gauge to see how much of a percentage NASA gets in funding you wouldn’t even make it past the first layer of ink. They only get 1/2 of a penny per dollar. Meanwhile the military gets close to 700 Billion yes Billion per year. If there wasn’t a space program and an asteroid was on a collision course with the earth that could kill everyone and everything on it, wouldn’t you want a space program that’s up and running ready to solve the problem of facing mass extinction like the dinosaurs? So much good can be brought from space. Yes the up front cost seems high but in the long run we see the money back 20 fold. It comes back full circle.

[@akyhne]

Carl Boucher - Maybe look up what ESA does, before making such a stupid comment. It benefits you in many ways, like weather surveillance, climate observation, GPS, security, safety etc. The space station ISS is used for many experiments, like research in cancer and countless other medical research. You also didn't listen to what was said in the documentary. They make money on their launches. And although they launch some of their own projects, they also make a lot of launches for private companies.

[@Jeramithehuman]

How about we take a vote on money for space or black projects that have no accountability because they’re “classified” which is 90 Billion annually. I vote we trade NASA just 1 year of the military budget just once every 5 years

[@philip2680]

Remote sensing and earth observation satellites are the creme de la creme of european spacetechnology and are essential for improving and preserving conditions on our planet.

[@НикаЛистопадова]

А у меня не usa,a USM ! Марина Первомайская !

[@007lutherking]

Too many Pakistanis in Europe, soon it'll start reflecting in your space explorations, its only a downhill from now on until you guys reach their level of space exploration lol

[@user-mt9tn1ni4g]

Back in 1974 at 10 minutes and 35 seconds... the Europeans wanted to build their own space satellite.... LMFAO.. please provide a list of names of those Europeans..lol...

[@НикаЛистопадова]

Надо мультик про космос ! Марина Первомайская ! Что✓то я ёлку у вас на орбите не ✓вижу !и 🎅 санта ✓клауса! На новый год надо !

[@pietrojenkins6901]

This is an English language documentary ,no communist language please.

[@MrDuck-oi3qc]

Happy new year to all !!!

[@pietrojenkins6901]

America should stop renting space in Russian rockets for space flights.Use these ESA flights or return the space shuttles.

[@ricknelson3607]

This is a total propaganda piece. No fact about how Space-X is dominating the current launch market or the fact Falcon 9 heavy has the biggest payload and just as good reliability and any other space program. Not to say it is the only agency with reusable first stage systems.

[@tradestone100]

"Europe in Space"

[@tradestone100]

"Europe in Space"

[@ricknelson3607]

@@tradestone100 What does this mean?

[@paulheineman]

I think this was made before SpaceX was succesfull

[@aurelienrb]

Well it's good to see something different from the classical "propaganda" that only speaks about US rockets / Space-X. Indeed depending on what you are counting (for example: government restricted contracts or the ones open to competition...) you can make various winners : Space-X, the Europeans or the Chinese. For sure Space-X is absolute winner for making their success visible and giving the impression other countries are way behind, but this is not true in all domains. For example the Chinese master crewed flight since many years, and are successful with their missions to the moon. So I'm glad to see something (in english) about Arianespace because they do a very, very bad job at creating enthusiasm about what they do.

[@SageTrader007]

Imagine still believing that we live on a water covered rock spinning at 1k mph while traveling at 67k mph through an infinite vacuum all the while an atmosphere magically adheres and the inhabitants experience motionlessness and a leveled land and sea! 😂

[@SageTrader007]

@@sideboob4276 I do have experiential proof. You have gov't schooling and doctored media, slave.

[@SageTrader007]

@UCTCAcxlCYy0BvZs-mX9pwZA Scientifically demonstrate water adhering to an object, let alone a spinning one. Demonstrate water curving, let alone clouds. Demonstrate an atmosphere resisting an infinite vacuum. Demonstrate objects becoming 'gravitational' due to mass on a micro scale. Explain how an airplane can successfully navigate a world that is spinning beneath it.

[@sideboob4276]

@@SageTrader007 Can't wait to see your "experimental proof" published in a journal of science.

[@SageTrader007]

@@sideboob4276 "Experiential" proof you lap dog.

[@sideboob4276]

@@SageTrader007 Yeah, that too.