SpaceX Crew Dragon Returns from Space Station on Demo-1 Mission

[@deathberry33]

I hope I'm still alive when humanity sets foot on Mars

[@rrdrums4289]

not gonna happen

[@deathberry33]

@@rrdrums4289 That kind of pessimism is the reason we aren't there yet

[@nathanhansen1690]

@@rrdrums4289 like we couldn't fly 100yrs ago or go to space after that its only a matter of time

[@thejaxman1716]

Hmmm that’s probably going to happen within the next 10 years. Planned to land on mars by 2025. Just wait. (If you’re like, no way, not possible. Then listen here you non SpaceX followers. SpaceX has been working a rocket since 2012 called starship. Aka BFR, aka Super Heavy Starship. Whatever. It is said to be able to missions to the moon, mars, and beyond. It has even been said that this rocket can be used a transportation system around earth. They say it can go ANYWHERE on earth in under a hour. I think it’s true, since it would be the most powerful rocket EVER. like, what do you expect? Elon It can carry up to 100 passengers (Elon is the founder of SpaceX and usually means what he says)! So ya. If you think a rocket that has been worked on for almost 9 YEARS and counting won’t make it any CLOSE to being FULLY RECYCLABLE, and be able to be a multi-planetary transportation system, then i dont know what to tell you then look at the falcon 9 launches and falcon heavy launches.

[@bruv2815]

rhen suazo You’re insane lol it’s not just NASA running things anymore incase you’ve been living under a rock

[@josephcolarusso5969]

It's great to be ALIVE and witness this...

[@jpc41756]

@frankie4you2013 Sorry... Didn't realize there was still KNUCKLEHEADS like you still around!...

[@jpc41756]

@frankie4you2013 Kinda proves you ARE a KNUCKLEHEAD... See ya and have a nice life...

[@stevie1428]

@frankie4you2013 uncrewed

[@ilovebuffets8163]

This is from a year ago

[@brunopcem8268]

@frankie4you2013 why do you believe this is fake? i really wanna know

[@trex2092]

We just witnessed the real deal on 8/2/20. It splashed down just 7 miles off the coast of Pensacola, FL, in the Gulf of Mexico since the Atlantic was scratched due to the storm. We had a "few" local mariners great them on the joyous return and the Gulf was about flat calm, perfect timing, great conditions.

[@smas3256]

Flat. lol. I believe it.

[@toddpeachey6427]

What a simple way to convince you that all of their b******* is real spend a few thousand dollars to dump one of those things out of a plane. And changing the location due to the storm..... Boy howdy ,how can you deny its authenticity when they actually had to change the location due to a storm. That isn't anything a clever scripter couldn't think up that is familiar with human psychology.

[@Popwarner-x1w]

@@toddpeachey6427 they push it out of the rear of a military cargo plane and then pull the chutes. Otherwise. When would they pull the chutes. When the air is too thin for the chutes to actually deploy. It's all a lie. The reason why they discontinued the shuttle program I because they had to allow it to glide down extremely Fast to make it appear that the shuttle was coming from space. But this caused the wings and shuttle to get too Hot and it burned up and people actually died. So the reason why they discontinued the shuttle program was because it was very dangerous. They should have just glided in at a safe speed and told everyone that they already got it slowed down. But they had to show the shuttle flying very fast for the camera so people would believe it was really coming from space but it cost these people their lives. Now they use a small capsule that fits in the rear of a military cargo plane but the people inside are cramped. No one would be willing to ride in that thing for very long. I get claustrophobia just looking at them inside that capsule.

[@Unbaguettable]

@@Popwarner-x1w have you seen the interior of the dragon? it's quite spacious. Also theres no military plane that could get the shuttle to the speed it was coming it at. There's way too much drag on the atmosphere. legitmately, the only way to get to that heat / speed would be coming from orbital velocity, which surprise surprise is what the space shuttle did. The people died not because it was hot, but because the heatshield was damaged in one place. All the other shuttles got that hot too. They discontinued it partly because of both challenger and columbia, but also because it was wasting money and was outdated in the modern era. Also finally, why would they spend years developing massive rockets which had enough power to get to space, and then not get to space? It would have costed more money to pay all the engineers (for example on the apollo program there were 400,000 people) to keep it secret, have no whistleblowers, build big enough rockets which had enough fuel to get to space, even have the RUSSIANS believe that it was all real. The USSR would have been the first to try and prove NASA wrong about anything they did - but they never did, because all of it was legit.

[@erikalendero2006]

🔭🚀🗼🛰️🌍🔥🧲 0:48

[@kevwallace6628]

It’s unbelievable how dark space is

[@folkerseebacher1978]

The Klingons right behind der 3rd Star 😂

[@pelan-drone3678]

It is true!!!

[@Mente_Universal]

FAKE ......................

[@chillboy8116]

@@Mente_Universal wdym

[@vamsikrishna4107]

@@Mente_Universal yes u are 😂

[@yem.t.3930]

Forget everything and, even filming it like this alone is so though! Salute!

[@martinsoublette95]

7:25 "Hello Houston. This is Dragon. Is good to see you again"

[@christinamortimer2958]

Praying for safe returns for every Dragon

[@lessevdoolbretsim]

You're almost safe when the peppermint candies pop out.

[@carlhehea7983]

very satisfying to watch that i have not skipped part of the video.

[@ig6786]

Space x will revolutionize space travel, superseeding NASA and its stagnant space travel program, well done!

[@Nonflushableturd]

It’s crazy you say stagnant. We go to and from space regularly…

[@meintingles4396]

@@Nonflushableturd Listen, they both need each other. Musk cultists are the worst, but he's not wrong. SpaceX has done some seriously expeditious stuff in regards to rockets. Isn't the SLS dated?

[@Hale-Bopp]

7:51 This is Spectacular moment. The release of the primary parachutes and the deployment of the main parachutes is just mind blowing and amazing🤯👏👏👏🤯👏👏👏🤯

[@monicafrancis1812]

Congratulations for returning from space station back to earth surface great achievement for space travel I was imagining how we travel in train and plane future people will be traveling from earth to space and much more thank you for sharing such achievement

[@melvynobrien6193]

A splashdown, just like in 1969; no advancement?

[@rowenmartinez2461]

Lol this is the fakest video ive ever seen how can you not see its fake ? Thats crazy 😜

[@jaimeleandro6140]

Verdad que es emociónante👍

[@Unbaguettable]

@@rowenmartinez2461 no i cant see how its fake please educate me

[@simm1872]

Great Human endeavour and achievement for further human progress and sustainability ! Welldone @NASA and @SpaceX teams !!!

[@paramanandchandawarkar2046]

Excellent Thanks to NASA for posting this video to us !👍👍

[@kungfufemafam9216]

Lol people like you think this station exists and floating above us all. 100% they can't even prove or or show you yet we believe it cuz of fake TV. Sad

[@turyjordan3827]

nasa sucks this is all Space X

[@ronbird121]

the overlighting and old cameras make its look like a old sifi movie

[@reagan3938]

It feels great to watch this in the 21st century

[@6120mcghee]

To me I felt that we went back to our old school days(Mercury, Gemini, and Apollo), to do this. Anyway, WELCOME BACK, Dragon!

[@martinsoublette95]

8:15 “Hello Houston. This is Odyssey. Is good to see you again.”

[@flashpandy7816]

Bob and Doug at initial mission launch: I hope the coronavirus outbreak will be gone once we get back... Bob and Doug on splashdown: Yep, still a thing.

[@michaelanthony1797]

Th epalndemic is fake, just like this content is.

[@michaelanthony1797]

@TA99_Ethan Nice one Karen

[@Hairyson-g5j]

Michael Anthony why do you think this content is fake?

[@michaelanthony1797]

@@Hairyson-g5j Really? Just search Don Pettit says we can't go back to the moon...because we lost the tech and can't reproduce it. Then watch Buzz Aldrin bragging about how easy it was in 1969. They did it all with slide rules and paper clips. Go look at the footage of the post moon landing press conference. Those "Astro-nots" could even agree on some really basic observations. The hoax has gotten better over time. We are just watching sophisticated fireworks. IMHO. Also a car was thrown into space. You believe that?

[@Hairyson-g5j]

Michael Anthony Michael there’s reasons US can’t just replicate a Saturn V rocket rn m8. It is exactly because they were using sliding rules and paper clips, the blueprints aren’t a exact representation of what is on the actual rocket. The workers made a lot of onsite modifications tot he rocket. By the same logic are you saying because it takes shit loads more to build a nuclear station now, US can’t actually build nuclear station half a century ago? Btw it takes about $184 billion in today’s money to get people onto the moon, do u think NASA is ready for this kind of expenditure?

[@oscarjimenez5835]

La maravilla de la inteligencia humana en acción. Gracias desde Durango, México.

[@allgood6760]

Awesome... the beginning of a new era.. thanks from NZ 👍🇳🇿

[@JeremiahMendoza-xb3hj]

this is the most beautiful release of all time starlord

[@terrymeyer266]

I like it when you come back to earth 😁 wish I could have stayed in school love to see falcon 9blast off

[@jadebaguyo8849]

Happy to see Bob and Doug returns to Earth 👍Witnessed them off to space makes me proud that they made it back now 👏👏

[@АлексейОжегин-ш1ъ]

Так что разработчикам очень большой привет! Удачи в разработках! И увидим всех людей, без войны! На Марсе! Старшипс стартовал без ошибок! Теперь надо покорять космос!

[@АлексейОжегин-ш1ъ]

Который покорен! Но в более открытом пространстве! К Марсу уже запускать экипаж надо более подготовленный!

[@skippisntfunny]

wait does this make them astronauts in the ocean?

[@TheShinorochi]

😳😳

[@frankiemmola1082]

Yes this is great. Sure wish I could be evolved in this space x program. Love to be evolved

[@smas3256]

How much evolving is enough? From 2 cells in the sea to intelligent humans. WOW.

[@brigittemaier6565]

Why do I suddenly feel like eating a lifesaver?

[@jeffersonwillian4855]

7:25 "Hello Houston. This is Dragon. Is good to see you again"

[@luistorres7994]

A

[@printhyvymoorthy8540]

i wasnt paying attention. thought there was actually people in there. oh god wasted my nervousness. realized it was a test only atthe end of the video huhu

[@yohanesusboko6473]

Congratulation to NASA and to all space craft crews.

[@mesmerizingscienceindu9371]

How Nice to see It is landing..PROUD OF YOU Dears 👍👍👍

[@mpscwithnikita1428]

Proud of all scientists, SPACEX, NASA✌🏻

[@joseantoniochapadosantiago7626]

He alucinado EN COLORES...CUANDO el.programa Apolo solo nos daban un poquito (lo mas unteresante....PERO VER TODO EN VIVO EN DIRECTO ...increíble. .la Sra. ((Ho. Señorita que nos cuenta el video...UNA PASADA. . y un alucine como se mueve por entre todos los tecobecos de la ISS.

[@joseantoniochapadosantiago7626]

RECOBECOS....espacios muy pequeños

[@tobyleung721]

Anyone here is being recommended by KZbin after crew-1 splash down?

[@Imtiyaz5power]

Me

[@amiruscz]

SpaceX should think again about landing phase, it looks scary as fuck compared to sojuz.

[@cybertree]

8:21

[@haque-anis]

চমৎকার প্রত‍্যাবর্তন!

[@rubikluis6133]

on this day, the human being is no longer an ordinary animal

[@semereweldegebriel6413]

I say bravo I'm from Ethiopia and I need to learning about NASA. it's perfect

[@LeighJFP]

My sister is from Ethiopia

[@maarifahaquiqua165]

show of a circus in the sky with a montage and special effects.

[@Aditya_jha.13]

This is the best example of space shuttle vs friction of air.

[@phumezangxangxeni6983]

Wow🙌👏👏welcome back safe and sound...been following this

[@ficomauPeru]

No puedo creer que después de 60 años sigan aterrizando igual.

[@laguerrera2911]

Minute 2:30 water bubbles? Its so dark. No stars 🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔

[@aswler]

It is an international station so I suggest you always mention the GMT/UTC, too. Even in August 2020, the invitation screen for the NASA welcoming event only includes US times. So inconvenient for your audience around the world...

[@eliteej3582]

Not true it had UTC

[@aswler]

@@eliteej3582 How does "CT" or "ET" mean "UTC"? kzbin.info/www/bejne/iJDQgGirqp1oaas

[@darkart7176]

Well, its guys from US eturning their capsule to their waters, controlled by their guys in their command center. I get it why they mention only their time, whats your problem? I dont recall russia hosting such amazing eye candy for the whole world to see, so kindly go jump on that trampoline.

[@aswler]

@@darkart7176 I am not Russian but is this an American station and also will they be carrying US only astronauts in teh future? They started mentioning the times in their live show but I wish they did it every time. My problem is that I thought since the end of the Cold War space exploration is an international endavour. And despite financed by individual nations only, they might want to promote their achievements around the world and not only for the US audience.

[@darkart7176]

@@aswler Not russian, eh? Alright then. Lets see... Musk is doing the whole world a favor by promoting space and releasing these streams world wide , but instead of simply saying thanks very much Elon, you are awesome, lots of russians and "not russians" make fun and crap on SpaceX initially and once he manages this amazing feat, b!tch and moan about anything and everything. I am Canadian and I acknowledge the fact that this win belongs to USA. I am very grateful to Musk personally and to whole US in general for this tremendous achievement and since my tax dollars didnt participate in any of it, I'll take what they offer and be thankful for it. Just as you should, not russian.

[@龍展-n6k]

I love NASA 3D videos.

[@florenciovela7570]

OOOOO!! SO COOL!! !!@-@!! ROCKETMAN AT WORK!! & SUPER SPACE X ROCKS WITH ROCKETS TOO!!

[@minxbade]

Amazing how far the space program has regressed. We are now back to 1969 technology. We use to land our space craft on runways and would have continued to do so had they kept the X-33 and moved to the Venture Star. Not to mention that it took a private company to do just this.

[@johndododoe1411]

Well that private company is building a giant Moon shuttle that glides like the space shuttle, then raises its nose to land on its tail. They have demonstrated one successful landing at the factory parking lot, and are now getting ready to do a 270° trip around the earth as the next test.

[@cookie5335]

Thunderbirds are GO1 FAB Scott

[@johnshackleton323]

Coooeeeyyyyy .... this video dates back to 2019 ...

[@stevie1428]

uncrewed

[@thejaxman1716]

Wait I just realized it was posted in 2019.... I thought it was 2020 cause they just launched the crew dragon a few months ago I thought...

[@Soiltouchdradon]

Love from India🇮🇳

[@Chippz]

i bet they felt like an astronaut in the ocean

[@florenciovela7570]

I ordered the 3 motor cybertruck & plan to buy the S dual motor too..I have enough solar & battery back up system to charge them both. I love Space X too.. to the moon & MARS WE GO000ooo!! i'm also the long time TSLA investor..

[@parveenpaswanparveenpaswan9572]

Good job 👍👍

[@frenkenberg]

1. it's in warehouse. 2. It's cold. 3. Bad echo with people ther clapping. 4. the model is well made, that was well done. 5. The little model is shaking too much. I know it's supposed to mimic shaking camera, but... it's not convincing, with fake stars in the background. 3:30 unstable hand. Shakes too much.

[@SHADOW.1221]

Everybody saying this is real or this is fake but the real question is...... *WHY DID WE WAIT A WHOLE YEAR TO START POSTING COMMENTS*

[@Dijamila7566]

Because people read but don't understand that this video is not about the return of the SpX Crew that went up in April and came down yesterday, but only about the Demo vehicle that actually returned without any crew.

[@thejaxman1716]

Wait what just realized it was 2019 not 2020.... I thought they just launched the crew dragon in 2020 god I’m an idiot

[@lesprit80-90s]

MAN I'M THE FIRST COMMENT WHY I HAVEN'T LIKES???

[@Pedro8k]

Still amazing footage everytime i see it like a clip from 2001

[@needaladyfriend1]

You can tell this is real because it looks sooooo fake.

[@idkwhatnicknametomake3787]

Drones4bones

[@thejaxman1716]

Haha yup! Only true Elon Musk fans get this.

[@diceblue6817]

5:19 "everything is moving very quickly that's why we need to adjust the cameras often" the galaxy is moving 1.3 million miles per hour, but i can still take selfies with my phone - the camera needs to adjust not because it's traveling at 17,500 miles per hour, but because it's traveling relatively slow but close enough that the angle of change between the viewer and it requires frequent reframing

[@sugandanataatmaja3331]

Hi Congratulation From Indonesia also watch your mission

[@crazyfroggie6546]

Great quality video feed, fat better than some stuff that looks like it was filmed on a basic nokia

[@jeffersonwillian4855]

keep going spaceX

[@BhartiyaHindhu]

Capsule: can't burn me i am insulated and carbon coated Atmosphere: no problem take this burnt marks as your successful re-entry. Capsule: tadaaa lets have an exploration of sea bed now Tug Boat crane: submission tine

[@ИванИванов-з8г3е]

Молодцы!!!! Браво!!!

[@anmihovil]

It hurts to watch this after being used to watch Space Shuttle touching down. I hope Sierra Nevada guys will make it with Dream Chaser!

[@triple466]

Its useless

[@pls.protect.free.speechuns5528]

0:46 Something flutters across screen

[@jayden7128]

??

[@sharan-kumar]

?

[@turyjordan3827]

Probably a historical incident of space flatulence 😮

[@ExxylcrothEagle]

I've heard they are still applauding

[@raelynnwagner7081]

What an amazing landing wow !!!

[@elvistarandek5032]

Yes,yes😂😂😂😂😂

[@tarikumulugeta5042]

I love spece- X and NASA. I thanks

[@luishoraciodanza5240]

felicitaciones que sigan los exitos

[@thechamp7111]

Technology is mind blowing!!! Do you people realize they just hop on a space ship and go to outer space. Fly shit to Mars. I mean, wtf!!! Think about that. It’s absolutely insane!!!

[@ExxylcrothEagle]

Anyo e who believes that stars arent visible in space needs to be re-educated at one of my special camps.

[@williamhutton1752]

it's day and the camera is exposed to see spacecraft, not stars

[@jasweet12]

I wish I understood why we can’t see any stars

[@LeftOverMacNCheese]

The same reason why you can't see stars during daytime

[@camilotrujillo473]

Saludos mis amigos!😃😌😃 Esto es fantástico!

[@ExxylcrothEagle]

no stars. no sun. no earth. perfect lighting. how convenient.

[@butterballin3686]

No stars - due to the camera filter and light from the sun. No earth - because they’re facing away from I No sun - because they’re facing away from it.

[@akifAmu]

"The ISS revolves around the Earth at about 17,500 mph (~28,000 km/h) resulting in it completing one revolution in about 90 minutes, and about 16 revolutions per day." watches this

[@dimitrimarinos1]

The crew see about 16 sunrise s a day I read. Difficult if you're working a graveyardshift.;-)

[@jmh1189]

@@dimitrimarinos1 what graveyard shift?

[@dimitrimarinos1]

@@jmh1189 That's a nightshift, working from 11.00 pm till 07.30 am. I worked those shifts in the health care as a nurse. My future son in law (an American) told me that if you work during the evening it's called nightshift and when you work after 11.00 pm till the morning it's called a graveyard shift.

[@mikesucksatediting6207]

I love the re entry part

[@bruceprice8882]

Who talks to the crew, NASA or SpaceX ?

[@calebeaston9726]

I think it’s both because it is a partnership

[@allen555]

Congratulations 😍😍😍

[@iamjay4311]

I love how despite the ISS is cruising at very fast speeds, the video does not reflect this.

[@angadsingh9314]

Why would it? Speed is relative. Same reason we do not think fellow passengers on a bullet train are moving at incredible speeds

[@rupindersingh3374]

Great job!

[@artofheart4115]

Nice job

[@sandramilenacorreamontoya8708]

🚀✈🇺🇸🗺⛺un gran recortido. Al rededor de nuestro planeta mil felicitaciones alos q cumplen sus dueños desde niños como un dia yo lo soñe pero eso no yego😘😍😞😎👍🙏👏aplaudo a todos ellos felicidades

[@mikedavidbeats2560]

Love how all these "reentry vehicles" need heat shielding to prevent burning up, yet when the hit the water not even a hint of steam comes off of them. What a crock of BS.

[@EnlightenedPatriot1]

Maybe because they are just released on parachutes from a high-altitude plane hidden by the clouds, as appears here? Also, how could parachutes be deployed at 17500 mph!!! (upper atmosphere reentry speed) and to slow a manned module down to a safe impact speed in that short time and distance? Small retro-rockets attached? The modules hit the brick wall-like, solid ocean surface, reportedly travelling at some 20 mph, a force equal to about 8 tons on the chest of an average person, an impact surely enough to break an astronaut's bones, or worse. kzbin.info/www/bejne/e165lWprhdmab6s

[@mikedavidbeats2560]

@@EnlightenedPatriot1 I 100% agree, we can't go through the firmament. Never have, and never will.

[@MeerkatADV]

​@EnlightenedPatriot1 the drogue chutes are deployed at less than 400mph and take nearly a minute to fully deploy. The astronauts pull a max of 4gs during landing. No idea why you think a 20mph impact equals 8 tons of force. They're hitting water, not a wall.

[@ftroop8462]

Heat shields don't retain heat, that's the point of a heat shield.

[@assissantos1503]

Parabens Nasa e Espeicix👏👏👏👏show de bola🎉🎉🎉👏👏👏

[@tobeypaultorre7093]

wat are you saying

[@robert55726]

Thanks space x u are a great game changer

[@eawblablatron9161]

Maybe a stupid Q but why aren't the stars visible? Depends on the angle of the Sun?

[@garya1728]

only a guess but could be due to camera settings to adjust for everything being so bright with the direct sunlight and the faint star light is not detectable

[@hexatetra]

More a photography problem. Try taking a picture while moving 17150 mph, or easier try taking a picture of the stars in the night sky you will find that anything nearby will be far brighter than any stars you have captured in the background. Astrophotographers use optimized equipment to take their photographs taking into account weather conditions and exposure time. The cameras used to film the departing capsule I assume were specific to that task and not designed to capture the faint light emanating from distant stars.

[@Dijamila7566]

@@hexatetra Right. Its about exposure time and focus area.

[@ห้ะอิ]

ขอบคุณทีมงานทุกส่วนครับ คำเลาะ

[@NJTDover]

Uplifting images during the pandemic. Thanks, Elon! You most definitely rock and soundly beat those decrepit bureaucratic aerospace giants.

[@AFuller2020]

They did this half a century ago with slide rules and pencils, they should use resources to clean up the plastic and garbage destroying our oceans, but that's not a sexy I guess.

[@ithunammakaga2366]

Amazing video..... 🙏🙏🙏🙏 Thanks a lot

[@charancho7791]

This is real video!!! Because we can't see any stars in this picture

[@carlossalas70]

The stars are there but because there is sunlight hitting directly to the ISS, the camera had to close the aperture to correctly expose the video. In those conditions if you wanted to look at the star then you would need to open the aperture, and rise the ISO but because of the sun you would only see a white image for over exposing.

[@tiepnguyen4433]

Verry good

[@luisarosales2265]

Espetacular !!!!!!!

[@hafizahmohdrawi5057]

Size dragan agak besar bndg soyuz Russia.... Entah brape kos us keluarkan utk membuat dragon tsbt... Cara pulang ke bumi sama mcm soyuz iaitu gunakan payung size besar tiga semuanya... Nape us tak buat satu je payung tsbt.. Kite lihat tika nak landing payung tsbt takut terbelit satu dengan yg lain...

[@armandovalle5445]

Sencillamente fabuloso, ojalá que estos viajes los puedan adquirir todas las clases sociales de este azul planeta...

[@Anonimo-mi1fh]

si para que los terraplanistas queden en ridículo

[@waigkoposion1115]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/o3arpYSOapeJp6s

[@detectivedan6411]

5:23 looks like an astronaut with little hands and big feet floating in space. lol

[@pipeespinosa9099]

Que orgullo ser de esta época! 🥰

[@hernangastonbustosdangelo]

Nada de eso es real !!!!

[@elieceralvarado3972]

Y la candela de propulsion , donde esta, donde se tiene que ver cuando arranca, y porque se pone oscuro si el sol supuestamente es inmenso, y debe alumbrar desde que sale de la nave que supuestamente esta en el espacio hasta la tierra no ?

[@musicnation2978]

പൊളി😉

[@sreyasM5cs]

😁

[@musicnation2978]

@@sreyasM5cs 😉

[@otayhecita5099]

Congrats NASA and SPACE X and Elon Musk.