SpaceX

Join us starting at 7:30 a.m. EST to see SpaceX’s #CrewDragon on its journey back to Earth, including its deorbit burn and splashdown in the Atlantic Ocean.

[@theothercivilization3154]

Same here, waking up to either this or hours of moon landing recordings, wtf..??

[@AllisinMusic]

WOW, me too... wtf that is SO strange....... why is the algorithm doing that??

[@Ca-mo4bp]

LOL same

[@Mrbfgray]

Same here! But I feel lucky to see it. :D

[@alanyesilipek7959]

big efort pushing the globe propaganda.

[@lextalonis839]

Yeah, it is a conspiracy.......

[@loydgravitt7733]

Possible suggestion for future Spacex reentry webcasts....I would love to see altitude and velocity numbers for the renetry just like they do with their launches. A ground track map would be cool today. The renetry would have been visible for some of us in the eastern US if the clouds and rain wouldnt have been around this morning

[@sablahedning]

oh how fun it must be to work for spacex on a day like this, awsome!

[@nataliegraham6707]

So I'm not the only one who woke up to this?

[@rendor21]

I just did lol

[@TheKhatum]

its how they brainwash people

[@richardhill9549]

I just did too. haha

[@nepenthes1978]

i just woke up to this... autoplay + TV screen timer are a box of surprise. u never know the video u're gonna get when u turn it back on in the morning. hehehhe

[@dalemurray4083]

ME TOO cosmic!!

[@lucyallen4442]

Thank you all for you marvelous work. God bless you.

[@rogersaxon7671]

Good morning NASA from Buenos Aires Argentina. Beautiful day for all people around the world!

[@marinuslouis]

Well done SpaceX & NASA !!!

[@PaulCarterArt]

Awesome insight and time capsule of the journey. Thank you for sharing

[@richardrodgers758]

A very informative and inspiring adventure! Thank you for taking us along for the ride :0). May I ask what all the clatter was about in the background behind the narrators? It sounded like a large dining facility with dishes, silverware, being moved around. At another point it sounded like a construction area with a skill saw cutting lumber.

[@Rocky_Intertidal]

It even has a “Tarp Mode” with one of the parachutes coming down on top of and protecting the spacecraft from the elements while awaiting recovery ;-)

[@HowardBaileyMusic]

It just survived re-entry...not sure a little rain will hurt it lol

[@stuff4826]

@@HowardBaileyMusic but it might! thats the core of space tech: prepare for what might happen...that said, take a look at the can we used to land on the moon and tell me if you still believe in space travel.

[@bn5417]

Fantastic Collaborative Accomplishment! 🙌🚀🌎

[@poupous5454]

REMEMBER TIME IS OF THE ABSOLUTE ESSENCE......

[@geemailMossman]

that was amazing go SpaceX and Nasa for the Future!

[@enoughmonster2886]

The space so magical take it in slow. Some days I watch and listen to rock music and imagine I fly. Rock bands like delta parole, foo fighter, nirvana, rush.

[@arckocsog253]

Congratulations from Hungary! I'm looking forward to the manned mission! And thanks for using metric!

[@poupous5454]

PRISM MOVING OVERHEAAD TO EARTHLY GEOLOCATION.... poland RANGE OF MOUNTAIN..... KILOSHOT ....STEP IN FOR IN ACCORDANCE TO OVERLORD SCP......

[@egonamann477]

Egon Amann The most exiting in recent space history! Just overwhelmed! Congratulation to Space X!

[@nealmcb]

@2:18:52 Recovery of the capsule on to the ship.

[@roseroseroserose6958]

Cheers for that. :D

[@w.reading8867]

I'm so psyched by this. Before the end of the year, the U.S. will have its human space flight capability back. We may even have two alternatives if Boeing is also successful. Also glad to see it is being done by commercial space flight companies. I'll bet that we will have even more companies doing this in just 5-10 more years. It is the start of a new age in space.

[@EpicHMJ]

I woke up to this, like many others apparently!

[@rcmaniac10]

Awesome work, exited to see a manned mission succeed in the near future.

[@banditpiapalad8791]

สีน้ำเงินสำหรับช่วงเวลาโคจร

[@richardkocksworthy8423]

Never happen

[@jennnnn911]

Max Maximus well yesterday’s launch was scrubbed due to weather but the next attempt is today at 3:11pm EST. So it is in fact hours from happening.

[@jennnnn911]

Richard Kocksworthy well yesterday’s launch was scrubbed due to weather but the next attempt is today at 3:11pm EST. So it is in fact hours from happening.

[@jamesrandolphmason2288]

I REMEMBER THE ORIGINAL SPLASH DOWN, THE NAVY'S PRESENCE ESPECIALLY THE AIRCRAFT CARRIER'S DESTROYER'S to PICK UP THE APOLLO MISSIONS. SUCH EXCITEMENT SUCH WONDER SUCH DREAMS.

[@theheck5176]

Same. Slept too early - woke late in the night to this.

[@JFi96]

Goodmorning all! Hope you slept well :)

[@ndaymungala8607]

by no mean the world could be flat...but with this event I felt here no boundaries with YTube. (SDUST, Qingdao, china)

[@damianp7313]

Oh I guess this is where the fall asleep autoplay train stops

[@frankenscience3553]

same here. Guess they have to push this globe propaganda.

[@RayRay-zt7bj]

Not really. My autoplay went one video further. Search: Coverage Of Deorbit Burn & Splashdown Of SpaceX/Crew Dragon Spacecraft | TIME

[@teefkay2]

Dave T _”Globe propaganda”_ ????

[@damianp7313]

@@teefkay2 lol I hope its sarcastic

[@teefkay2]

Damian P sometimes it’s tough to tell _”There are two things that appear to be infinite, The Universe & human stupidity, and I’m not really sure about The Universe.”_ -Albert Einstein.

[@TheSencri]

KZbin did whatever it wanted. Just woke up to this.

[@dickbird4826]

snap lol

[@magnusn1703]

me to

[@scrazzitheartist6140]

same here

[@ryanlund7947]

And here

[@the3lewisgirls]

me too and . wth is this??

[@caiorubens1946]

Congrats for all the people from Space X

[@scottfw7169]

Think this is now my favorite toasted marshmallow ever.

[@changodelux69]

Amazing!

[@kenhollandjr6876]

I was there 3 days ago. But, I blew it this morning!

[@davidnguyen4456]

Congratulations well done

[@pinchmesh8642]

You Tube must like NASA. I go to sleep watching documentaries, and wake up on the moon.

[@jsfbr]

FANTASTIC! CONGRATULATIONS! 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏

[@johnteh3612]

My son does it again!

[@JohnMiller2]

Well I didn't wake up to this but I'm apparently going to fall asleep to it according to KZbin!

[@cladmarti1780]

Well done SpaceX & NASA. Beautiful job and images =)

[@kylie-bm1rr]

Clad Marti ?

[@cladmarti1780]

@@kylie-bm1rr Yes?

[@kylie-bm1rr]

Clad Marti ooh! Sorry! I just didnt understand what your saging.

[@dansv1]

Did anyone else notice that Steve Stich called Ripley “Riley”? 1:48:20

[@koliodimitrov1435]

Great vids

[@Lathnor]

I love space x and nasa

[@FilipMVas]

BEAUTIFUL

[@M3xVerstappen1]

Welcome home dragon!

[@TOMAS-lh4er]

GREAT VIDEO !!

[@sunbirdbudz]

Love, love, love this..a monumental event for The USA, under such horrid opposition. Godspeed boys, and a huge thank you from 1 very happy American..s/.

[@eragonschmeragon8727]

The subtitles are on point.

[@chrisbouckaert9154]

I am so proud of my son! Another successful mission! Congratulations!

[@johnteh3612]

So am I, He is the aerospace engineer i/c of NASA. Thank Sandy for arranging coffee with your son in the kitchen for his office.

[@neilufe]

My idea from moon to Mars is finally coming to a reality. I found the ion thruster issue is the design and not the idea. Make them smaller and in strips, other design is adding more rings and shaping it as a cone.

[@chriss8474]

Space is a no go, understand what would be the power of the "vacuum of space" and you will realise, we could never go there! Peace Out!

[@Dan-id8wv]

Woke up to this around 1:23:15. I had no idea what I was looking at. It looked like a headless white gorilla kaiju emerging from the ocean. The title "Dragon Splashdown" didn't help much.

[@beatfritschi7540]

hallo ihr beide. halt etwas ganz anderes. für mich seit ihr das absolute traumpaar. wirklich wunderbar euch beiden zuzusehen. danke

[@jordan-ho7gt]

Voltou só a capa da gaita

[@DorjayStok]

Great step 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼

[@aggressivekid7706]

Left youtube on autoplay woke up to this and thought it was columbine. I instantly read the title after that and was extremely relieved.

[@loydgravitt7733]

First splashdown of a human rated US Capsule since Apollo Soyuz back in 1975. Old school is good school!

[@loydgravitt7733]

@Horizon585 I actually did remember Orion but i was thinking it was not yet Human rated. Do you know the status? I could very well have been mistaken

[@AndrewSkow1]

Apollo and Soyuz are two different craft. Soyuz is Russian and still flies.

[@loydgravitt7733]

@@AndrewSkow1 By "Apollo Soyuz" I was refering to a specific 1975 mission called "Apollo Soyuz" in which the last Apollo capsule to fly docked in orbit with a Soviet Soyuz capsule. As such it was the final US mission utilize a capsule design as the Shuttle program took over with the next flight in 1981. I am quite aware of the difference between Apollo and Soyuz, having watched quite a few of the actual Apollo missions as well as scrapbooking the Apollo Soyuz mission.

[@wheresmycar9559]

@@loydgravitt7733 Orion is human rated. Similiar to Soyuz and the CM, Orion was designed to be crew rated for all uses.

[@holyhallie]

good morning from Earth :)

[@moneybags179]

Well it's about time. Was a bit dissapointed for 30 years. Now theres progress ahead exciting time in our lives. Salut

[@zainalinaqvi2607]

hmmm great work i m also want to work in nasa

[@user-hp7px1bw3h]

Какие последствия взрыва Crew Dragon, насколько это замедлит планы с полётом астронавтов, или такие планы вовсе отменены на ближайшую перспективу для Crew Dragon?

[@izzzzzz6]

Incredible how there was no rotation during the descent by parachute. How do they calculate it to be so stable without any rotation?

[@plastickrock3580]

congratulations elon thanks.

[@stellalush4547]

That was so cool, why am l almost about to cry ? That was so special seeing those four shoots deploy..!

[@michaelstern1945]

Congratulations

[@amelist8123]

when you fall asleep with youtube on.

[@phyphedelic3214]

I'm inkk ikj ivk

[@frbe0101]

1:13:50 Is it ok for parachutes to bounce back and forth off each other like that?

[@NoThrottle]

afaik. It is ok. They would always just move away, and reopen completely as air is still going in.

[@ke6gwf]

I was wondering about that too, and is possibly what NASA was concerned about about the parachute system, and why it was still in Flux. The concern that I see is that under certain wind conditions they might basically braid their lines together and reduce their effectiveness, but it would take a lot of back and forth to get to that point,so probably not too likely.

[@stephenfresh1754]

well, seeing as it splashed down and was recovered... the answer is obviously yes

[@user-cm7gu4mr2r]

По истине впечатлительное чувство когда видишь это...

[@danielskoog5565]

Why doesn't NASA stream in 1080p?

[@brick72]

Daniel Skoog May be they afraid one can see in 1080p all the wires and greenscreens 😆😆😂😂🙈🙈

[@FIDELTOMASMONTEZAZEVALLOS2112]

Congratulations.

[@clarenceeugene9692]

This is the second time I woke up to this video playing.

[@guyfawkes4404]

Well surprise suprise. I fell asleep watching watching something totally different and guess what was playing when I woke up? 😁

[@georgedepina6591]

I'm a big fan

[@klinikposterindonesiaoffic5589]

anybody show me, when the austronout came out from the capsule. what time is it?...

[@davidmarkwood7314]

WELL DONE TEAM

[@kensmith280]

How did they get past the crystalline ceiling?

[@boomznbladez405]

Fell asleep watching Linus Tech Tips and CoD gameplay, Wake up to the sounds of yet another space video :\

[@chriss8474]

Yep gotta catapult the propaganda... Search - George Bush catapult the propaganda ;)

[@TheSkyline5467]

22:10 - None of these people are moving their chair to look at the left or right monitors!

[@TheOrigionalPineapple]

I’m sorry but was that a docking adapter on the docking adapter

[@mrkhan2394]

I love you NASA from Pakistan

[@loydgravitt7733]

One thing I cannot find documented anywhere, does Crew Dragon ascend to space in a "heads down" attitude for the crew after launch?

[@cosybike]

It must do. I'm sure I've heard the commentators mention "Roll Programme"

[@ke6gwf]

I am not sure what you mean by heads down, but when docked at the ISS the windows and hatch face earth, and I think that it probably is flown that way as well. That would mean that they would have their heads in the direction of travel, and roughly facing the earth, so not what I would think of as heads down.

[@AndrewSkow1]

The pointy end points up on ascent and descent.

[@tetepeb]

Is the plan that it will always use splashdown to land or will it be able to land like the re-usable rockets in the future?

[@tonyelsom6382]

Elon's still trying to get NASA back to the future.... ;-)

[@EnsignAd]

Superb!

[@AmalPomar]

My dream is coming true.

[@teefkay2]

I thought Bridinstine said that they’d stay at the station for 3 -4 months? Did I just fall asleep for 100 days?? Anyone know a reason for the quick return?

[@wahyudha5674]

hi i'm from indonesia

[@alphonsotate2982]

Close the nose cone before the reentry burn because you guys can not stop the fall wants it starts please ---just a thought !

[@jamesrandolphmason2288]

COMMERCIAL USE OF SPACE, WOW THAT REMINDS ME OF A MOVIE THAT THE ORBIT OR ATMOSPHERE WAS CRAMMED FULL OF SPACE JUNK FROM ADVERTISEMENTS AND EXPENDED ROCKET STAGES 🚀. IS THIS WHAT'S GOING TO HAPPEN WITH THESE NEW CORPORATIONS TAKING CONTROLL OF SPACE EXPLORATION???

[@AlohaMilton]

1:08:41 appears something comes off the capsule during reentry?!? Is the heat shield ablative? Edit: looked it up, yes the heat shield is ablative so its normal to loose material off it I guess.

[@RandomTheories]

I beleive it was a cover for drogue shutes, they are deployed a few moments later

[@SteverRob]

Man o man, this is going to be a tough year for flat earthers.

[@tonyelsom6382]

This is only the beginning...It's only gonna get worse for 'em.....( Huge satisfied grin )

[@stephenfresh1754]

oh, so you were in the unmanned capsule and witnessed earth from the vacuum of space?

[@graphi1477]

whoops. i left autoplay on for like 12 hours and i ended up here

[@matthiasausberlin7361]

ich schau es sehr gerne beim einschlafen

[@crimson_cuteness1096]

Nasa should put a 360° camera on a probe that will land on the moon so that we on earth can see what it looks like on the moon for 24/7 hours live. (Please reply nasa) p.s. if you do make it please name it "Project Lunar Optical"

[@Meekseek]

Good luck with that all too revealing for eyes to see request you made to Paperclip Project kids, NASA

[@kurumamark7288]

this is great

[@greekgr666]

КРУТО!!!

[@DutchKC9UOD]

Is there a Hatch for the New Ship from SpaceX?

[@OzzieWozzieOriginal]

Whats this? Like going to old technology after space shuttle was landing on firm airport, we are going back to landing at sea? whats the big deal??

[@paulfromplanetearth208]

I think this is great. So well done guys. The only thing that worries me are the final four parachutes that open up at the end of the splash down. I couldn't but help get the feeling that there is potentially a danger that these chutes will get tangled up on one future occasion. It would only take one chute to have an issue for it to bash into the other chutes and cause a fatal incident. I suppose you have tested for this though and have a plan for the event of a chute entanglement? I would also liked to have seen all three seat occupied with correctly weighted mannequins as well as have all the control instrument panels in place so to make this as close as possible to a real life landing. I am not sure it is a good idea to be so dependent on a parachute splash-down as it might have been better to have designed the landing pod as a miniature glider, so the astronauts could glide most of the way down, slowed by chutes, and then perhaps landing upright in the water as sea-landing plane. Perhaps that is something to think about for the future.

[@hurrytoparty]

Awesome with spacetravel but did they just leave all the parachutes in the ocean?! Same procedure every landing?? If so, get a solution that makes it possible to get them out of the water and recycle them the correct way.

[@Icywolf4]

It looks like everyone who falls asleep with youtube on wakes up here?

[@AlohaMilton]

Ohf! Having loaded a lot of cargo from the water to the deck and then the cargo hold on a commercial fishing urchin dive boat, that process they have is highly variable based on the weather and waves. Fine for a bag of fish products that can slam around in waves from a single point lift, but oh my word looks awful for an expensive capsule. The cradle is going to get wet anyway, put it on a sled in the water that has a 4 point lift to overhead frame, pull the capsule onto the sled and cradle in the water and when lifted the cargo is moving with the vessels oscillations from the 4 point lift instead of swaying in the wind and wave action. That current setup of rigging is going to be a nightmare in any kind of weather and waves.

[@jefflee1189]

and how much would it have cost nasa to do the same thing is my question. im sure 10x as much

[@kombibus]

Still waiting for the JWST to launch. What is taking so long NASA?

[@bosscrowx3866]

Cant wait for BFR, flying arround the Moon and BFR desrupting Earth Cargo Business! 60 Mins to every destination on Earth!

[@jhectormartin]

help me out with this please . they said at least twice that dragon splashed down at 545 pacific time and 845 on the east coast but i thought we had 4 time zones eastern , central, mountain, and pacific?

[@jasonmckay8415]

Your time zone info is correct. Apparently its your addition that needs work

[@NavjotSingh_05911]

🚀

[@Magnus7769]

WTF is that thing in the water swimming around the boat around 1:03 to 1:05ish??!! Also, I too woke up to this playing after who knows how many hours of autoplay

[@zaethebarber9250]

Look at that camera quality dude ! Is amazing the technology they have at NASA from that budget of millions of dolars. We always get good camera angles and good quality !