SpaceX Polaris Dawn spacewalk! See the first-ever private egress from crew

[@nazli_ss]

I really don't understand all the negative and cynical comments. This was their first attempt to totally depressurize the capsule and the first time they had tried the spacesuit in open space. They can't just go out and fly around the capsule. When you come out as a baby you don't just stand up and run around the town.

[@gornes2403]

people simply have zero idea how complex the procedure is and how they need to make sure everything is working as intended and the safety is guaranteed. plus people have watched too much sci-fi and think it's like in a movie; free movements, depressurization in a couple of seconds and lets go lol

[@executivesteps]

@@nazli_ss You might want to check the history of Gemini 4 in 1965. They depressurized the capsule and Ed White went completely free of the spacecraft that “first” flight. He floated all around the vehicle connected by his tethered umbilical. They did more in 1965 than Polaris Dawn did in 2024.

[@fuchyoutoo]

​​@@gornes2403they don't even know it's a big difference between movement in gravity you are born in and movement in zero gravity

[@TheMadmax0609]

​@@executivesteps but did they really? I have questions.. lol

[@GVWOLF11]

@@executivestepsthey also did not have as many safety regulations back then as well

[@peteramaranth85]

testing out a new suit while in orbit and sticking out of the craft that has got to be one scary ass thing to experience

[@jarodmorris4408]

It's not like they haven't tested the suits for years.

[@okirooju3787]

​@@jarodmorris4408but not in space

[@westsparks6844]

I agree. But simply awesome to see

[@Jeremy9697]

I mean, we can pull vaccums on earth lol​@@okirooju3787

[@jarodmorris4408]

@@okirooju3787 True. You said "new suit". These designs are years old. They wear these things in water, vacuum chambers, etc to test on earth. No one would agree to test a truly new suit on a mission to space.

[@MrOso36]

So I am an old guy meaning I was alive to see the first US man walk in space. Ed White emerged from Gemini IV inside a giant space suit. The new space suit looks so slim. Way to go Space X.Good on you guys.

[@executivesteps]

You might want to revisit the images of Ed White’s spacesuit. It was slimmer and cooler looking than SpaceX’s stupid busboy looking Chinese restaurant suit.

[@hdlr0033]

Did you really? How was it seeing it live?

[@executivesteps]

@@hdlr0033 Only the audio was broadcast live. The 16 mm color film images were released a few days after the end of the mission. Ed White suit looked bulky as he left the spacecraft view by the fisheye lens. After he starting floating away the suit looked way better than the SpaceX suit . The original color film in daylight was shot at only 6 frames per second. There’s an enhanced interpolated version of the film on YT. Check it out. Way better than what Polar Dawn did.

[@krystaljasminegarnett9270]

This is because the SpaceX suit doesn't have it's own life support. It gets all the life support (pressurisation and breathing gas etc) from the ship via the umbilical. NASA suits are completely self contained. Modern NASA suits also have a RCS pack so the astronaut can move completely autonomously. The SX suit is more similar to a fighter pilots pressure suit than a real EVA astronauts kit.

[@jupiterbjy]

No pre filler and self promo bs, straight to content, I always appreciate your work!

[@KeystrokeCowboy]

The entire video is spacex self promotion...

[@ld4677]

The screaming and cheering of SpaceX employees is soo Cringe!

[@braveorslave]

​@@ld4677 ikr. It only started when the lady DEMANDED. ITS so forced.

[@Infinite_Maelstrom]

The people cheering don't have the same audio feed, I think. In other words, I'm pretty sure they can't hear her.

[@TrueEarthCherryPopper]

You would think that with the amount of money that's funneled to these faking space productions it would be better quality. ❤🙏🇨🇦🍒

[@divindave6117]

As an engineer, I can only say that the talent of the SpaceX engineering teams are nothing less than out of this world ....

[@beaumont4045]

And they literally went out of this world to test that talent

[@larrystevens7410]

@@divindave6117 ahhhh, I see what you did there. LoL

[@cplcabs]

well yes, kind of. They have built upon the knowledge of those that did spacewalks before.

[@brikfiend]

Thr Truth is out there.

[@KeystrokeCowboy]

As an engineer why is this impressive? This has been a thing for 70 years now. Just because the rich can fly into LEO now with a ton of govt funding isn't all the impressive to me.

[@dingdongbells3314]

"Back at home, ya'll sure got a lot of work to do, but from here, it sure looks like a perfect world." -A man in the moment of his life

[@Shabazza84]

You can't tell tell me that a single person would think differently standing before their mother planet like this. But sadly, most will have to get this epiphany without a space walk.

[@janekpax5471]

So much money spent, such technology. And in the film, a puppet that cannot move its hands. A lie is chased by a lie, a man is the biggest liar in the world and a hypocrite. Already on these artificial films that walk in space near space stations have faster movements. A hypocritical world of people. Someday the truth will come to the surface.

[@jeffarab4947]

Hahahaha u belive this crap its all cgi green screen nasa is deception lies lies that puppet is hold by strings and a cgi screen 😅😅😅

[@pgabrieli]

@@jeffarab4947 good one, now everybody knows you're an idiot, congrats!

[@danielthenatural]

@@jeffarab4947 straight up... of course they say some lame shit like that to make it more believable... within 1 minute and 30 seconds already on the dark side of the earth LOL

[@zohars]

"up here - it looks like a perfect world" -Jared Isaacman When he said that... 😭 It hit hard

[@JoshuaPritt]

Gotta admit, I got a lil' tear in my eye when he said that

[@charleslaine]

Meanwhile the US national debt is 35 TRILLION and climbing faster than did the Falcon rocket that put him into orbit. I give the US another 20, 30 years before total collapse.

[@cplcabs]

looks are very deceiving. If they were over Ukraine or the Middle East (Syria, Israel ect) he would have no reason to say that.

[@LuisSierra42]

@@cplcabs he wouldn't see the destruction from up there, only peace

[@rickoliveira3807]

It DOES look like a perfect world from up there because you can't see people from that far away. People are the problem.

[@racookster]

The other three astronauts in the capsule are saying, "We're spacewalking toooooooo!" A hard vacuum is a hard vacuum. Sticking out of the hatch is just the icing on the Danger Cake. It's all dangerous.

[@Kelnx]

Exactly. It's the same as divers in deep diving gear going down in a cage. Just because one of them pokes out of the cage for a few moments doesn't mean the rest aren't also deep-diving. They are all under the same pressure...or lack thereof.

[@christopherbarth5172]

Yes, lol all the same!

[@SethiozProject]

not really, you been watching too many movies. human can survive in space for short period of time without any suit. if suit has any kind of malfunction, there's plenty of time to re-pressurize the craft

[@johnmadden15]

​@@Kelnx lmfao In 1966 NASA engineer Jim LeBlanc was accidentally exposed to a near zero vacuum causing him to feel the saliva on his tongue to begin to boil. where does space begin and earth end???? we breath pressurized air, where's our container? gravity is a theory. WAKE UP these videos are CGI Elon is a troll

[@frensunited3748]

It isn't real. Grow up, or you might as well start believing in Santa Claus too.

[@Beautiful-ModelBarbara-Hut-s1j]

how he didn't shout "HELL YEAH" after seeing earth like that is crazy. He was focused on the mission but also LOOK AT IT

[@dubiago8440]

To be fair, he did have a pretty good (better?) view last time through the cupola module ;)

[@patrickungaro1447]

“Oh gosh would you just look at it?!”

[@ozscorpio7]

They are all incredibly professional

[@randallhoover2410]

@@dubiago8440but nothings better than being out in the vacuum of space!

[@KonradFuchs-jg7en]

That's a robot 🤦

[@davidenderby5976]

Congratulations space x polaris Dawn. So nice for a positive event to witness instead of negative news. One step closer to Mars

[@tazzerdeathstalker]

They have been saying we going to mars since I was born 58yrs ago they lie we live in a closed system! I'm so tired of the ignorance!

[@LuisSierra42]

It's a robot

[@rogerthomas169]

​@@LuisSierra42you're a bot.

[@davidenderby5976]

@@rogerthomas169 well said

[@snapperboat25]

Send the bot to Mars

[@Danielspacex]

Great job SpaceX. So proud of your company, engineers and staff. Lead the way!!!!

[@WorkableDirector]

The world needs more stuff like this broadcasted. When we work together as one we can achieve amazing things!

[@njengakim]

Great mission. There is only so much spacewalking you can do with something like dragon. For those complaining about them not really living the capsule, it was a spacewalk they opened the hatch and came out. That is enough. Free floating astronauts have very little utility except as an object of curiosity and entertainment. What mattered was how the suit operated in the environment of space and its utility. This event today proved all that.

[@maniacslap1623]

People wanted them to do more even tho the suit hadn’t even been tested yet lol Someone said, oh I’d rather see them try to fix Hubble than this. I said, how do u even try to fix Hubble if u dont know if the suit works? 🤦‍♂️ Dude didn’t even know the Dragon isn’t capable of that kinda mission yet. We just gotta ignore the dummies man lol

[@rickoliveira3807]

@@maniacslap1623 People are stupid.

[@cuisinart7899]

Exactly right. The tests that they are doing in positions they are in look exactly like what would be needed for a Hubble repair or similar. It’s really cool to see this advanced layered planning and I have to wonder if this is in the back of their minds as well.

[@53glowe]

Your definition of a spacewalk is very different to mine mate 🤔

[@executivesteps]

The suits were at 93 F after 5 minutes of doing nothing. SpaceX knows these suits are crap. That’s why they scheduled 5 minute EVAs on the darkside of Earth.

[@txdave2]

I was 11 years old in 1965 when Ed White did the first space walk by a US astronaut. That was so exciting. At now 70 years old, this Polaris Dawn EVA is just as exciting to me. Congrats to SpaceX.

[@echodelta9]

Just 2 years older riding on route 66 while he did it. Cong-rats the food of the NVA during Nam, please don't use that word. Congratulations space-x.

[@maximh5696]

Just like me, same age, same excitement 😊

[@bxpress6507]

I was just a baby when apollo 11 landed on the moon but I feel for you👍

[@tylerpixel]

I am 29 and I will carry this sense of optimism further.

[@ericwangler2710]

And the story I've heard is Ed had a bit of a panic attack--freaked him out.

[@wordsofcheresie936]

This brings tears to my eyes. We are baby birds leaving the nest and we are on the verge of becoming something greater.

[@fruitytarian]

Your comment brought tears to my eyes 🥺 we really are on the verge of an amazing future.

[@vegasvalley30]

birds are fake

[@edwardemery2092]

Hu gayy

[@needalateena]

😂its fake

[@edwardemery2092]

@@needalateena trust me man 🤣🤣 these people are mental disabled lol

[@stevea9604]

I watched the first US space walks from an old B&W TV…Now watching it live on a big screen 4k TV via WiFi and so many other changes in our lives 🎉👍🏻😁🧐

[@ЮханСаксс]

Первые были Русские😊😊😊

[@IgorAlvarenga791]

@@ЮханСаксс Мы знаем, и мы очень благодарны за все ваши усилия по продвижению освоения космоса. Без успехов России даже SpaceX не существовал бы сегодня. 🙂👍

[@QwertQwert-di1ft]

с батута уже прыгал на луну рабзиянин первые были казахи и Байконур это я тебе как русский с Казахстана говорю Алёша​@@ЮханСаксс

[@syzygylp7393]

What a great chance to experience the beginning of space exploration and now this. The feeling must be very unique. I hope you treasure it.

[@IgorAlvarenga791]

@@ЮханСаксс We know and we are very grateful for all your country efforts to advance space exploration. Without Russia's success, even SpaceX would not exist today.

[@paulkersey2179]

Let never forget the brave souls of the Gemini project that did this in the mid 60's.

[@txdave2]

I was 11 years old when Ed White performed the first EVA by a US astronaut. I'll never forget how mind blowing this was to me.

[@analex4044]

Never forget everyone who brought us till this day

[@solracer66]

Don't forget Alexi Leonov who did the very first space walk either!

[@yves3560]

First there was Alexei Leonov (russian). When I think of Gemini flights, I always think of the astronauts being confined to their SUITS AND seats for over a week sometimes, exept eventualy one of them able to stretch his legs on a spacewalk.. Now think of feaces... A week.... No matter how fantastic the Gemini program was, that must have sucked really bad 😂

[@TheFactMan1]

And Leonov’s suit blew up like a balloon. He had to deflate the suit by letting the air out so he could get back into the spacecraft. Didn’t even tell anyone he was going to do it because he knew the US was eavesdropping on their transmissions 😳😳😳

[@D_scxnnect]

man that looks so beautiful. i can only imagine how terrifying it is seeing the earth fade to black as it turns though. it's like you're out there and don't know how you're gonna get back :o

[@pleigh6673]

Absolutely amazing achievement by Space X well done! I hope I’m around to see the first Mars landing.

[@executivesteps]

Gemini 4 in 1965 was way more amazing.

[@Madnikodemus2]

Incredible to watch Commander Isaacman emerge from the Dragon Spacecraft from the comfort of my bed. Growing up in the 80’s without smartphones or internet makes you appreciate the technology we now have

[@differentlyrome9732]

I miss the 80s and not that much technology

[@Madnikodemus2]

@@differentlyrome9732 that goes double for me. Born in 76. Wasn’t the best thing ever just walking into an arcade with $5 in quarters? I’ll never forget that smell when you walk in. I actually feel bad for these kids these days. I don’t see anyone outside playing football or talking to girls. Quite sad

[@ozscorpio7]

Amazing

[@petercollins7848]

I miss the 50s when there was community and people talked to one another. Has there been progress? Only in technology I fear!

[@KonradFuchs-jg7en]

Is Isaacman a robot?

[@tiREV55]

The natural hand and arm movement. So lifelike.

[@Rocketz-live]

Yeah it’s kinda hard to move in a thick suit that’s pressurized 5 psi in a vacuum. They were also testing the mobility of the suit

[@AccBccCccDcc]

@@Rocketz-liveThey are the most advanced, flexible and lightweight spacesuits ever created. All he had to do is move his arm like a human. Oh well.

[@franceitalyproperty]

There are no good words that can describe how ambition, hard work, and passion can achieve these goals. BRAVO!

[@ArieVisker]

It's mind boggeling how fast Space-X is working. And the vieuw of the earth and the seperation between day and night is just amazing....

[@richardjerrybest]

SpaceX has been in existance since 2002, that's 22 years to get to this point. John Glenn did this in 1962 and NASA only took two years to put Glenn in orbit. How do you figure SpaceX is moving fast?

[@cartanfan-youtube]

@@richardjerrybest insufferable

[@johnmadden15]

@@richardjerrybest LOL Its honestly mind altering that grown men believe this crap

[@shouryabose5943]

@@richardjerrybestNASA was built with the express purpose of winning the space race, and at one time close to 5% of the nation's gdp was going to NASA. You'll have to give elon 200billion to make it a fair comparison

[@jeffarab4947]

Hahahaha u belive this crap its all cgi green screen nasa is deception lies lies that puppet is hold by strings and a cgi screen 😅😅😅Hahahaha u belive this crap its all cgi green screen nasa is deception lies lies that puppet is hold by strings and a cgi screen 😅😅😅

[@Aicivilization]

This is absolutely incredible ❤ god bless spacex and god bless America 🇺🇸❤️

[@USMCArchAngel03]

Not a bad day at the office for that guy. That was incredible.

[@brianhickey5949]

A very excellent spacewalk. No frou-frou stuff, just science and technology working in good harmony by this astronaut!

[@executivesteps]

Science? Exactly where’s the science?

[@newcinema4931]

@@executivestepsTesing the suit?? leaving the spacecraft and looking at Earth?? use your brain bro

[@legendsgamble]

The balls on this guy. I couldnt. God bless those with the strength to carry us to the future and improve life for all mankind.

[@bobrunge7594]

Excellent…. Got all the data for a future fly around. They’re right to be cautious for the person on the first attempt. This isn’t a USSR vs United States thing. This is a private company. THE ONLY private company that does this. CUDOS!

[@bobrunge7594]

@@vaderstar Good attitude… Your parents would be proud….

[@Steve-ls3rf]

​@@vaderstar Obviously you care since you're on this video and taking the time to reply to a random comment.

[@bobrunge7594]

@@Steve-ls3rf You’re replying to my post, my friend. What am I supposed to do? Just let you ignorantly reply to something you don’t have a clue about?

[@Steve-ls3rf]

@@bobrunge7594 Your a little bit off there buddy, I'm on your side. I was replying to the person who replied to your comment, the person who said "Who cares...", I was pointing out to him that he obviously cares since he clicked on this video and then took the time to leave a childish reply to your comment.

[@bobrunge7594]

@@Steve-ls3rf I apologize. Sorry…thought it was the other mal informed person

[@harry258]

Amazing spacex, the mobility of the suit is incredible, people need to realise that Polaris dawn is just the first mission testing out the suits, you have to be more patient

[@2handsandwiches]

😂 it's been over 50 years since they so called landed on the Moon, how much longer do you want to be fooled for?

[@harry258]

@@2handsandwicheshow can we be fooled in this day in age honestly, like how is it possible and why would people be fooling us, what is the so called purpose?

[@2handsandwiches]

@@harry258 well Elon musk failed with his hyper loop, you watch controlled media all the time, it's all about the money, nice fraud, it's hard to prove where they actually are.. it's easier to fool someone than it is to convince them they have been fooled..

[@2handsandwiches]

@@harry258 quite easily, you are being fooled daily by politicans ..

[@tristanskipworth4377]

@@2handsandwiches You do realize it would have been cheaper and easier to just go to the moon right?

[@Sxomie]

the suit is so slim awesome!

[@Max_Chooch]

SpaceX represents a small glimmer of hope in otherwise hopeless feeling times

[@Saltfly]

Bless your heart. And I mean that.

[@ricinro]

"hopeless" is only your personal perception. There is far more optimism and it is growing daily.

[@kacodemonio]

In spite of its wacky CEO

[@Saltfly]

@@kacodemonio how do you mean whacky? Allowing people free speech, doing things our own government can’t, and not being bought by anyone?

[@multioptioned]

Hope? Have you read some of the social media posts? Every achievement is called fake. There's no hope for humanity...😮

[@bpri9880]

Man this really slaps the “eff” out of Boeings face…

[@boombasett6038]

😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@IgorAlvarenga791]

I was thinking the same thing throughout the livestream. Boeing can't even make a barely functioning capsule, while SpaceX has basically developed the first "real" spaceship, and that's crazy to think about.

[@cplcabs]

Getting the tw astronauts of the ISS that Boeing took there will definitely do that

[@muhammadrizqanilmi1301]

​@@IgorAlvarenga791and remember, Dragon received half of the funding given to Starliner

[@AccBccCccDcc]

I don’t know if the Earth is oval-shaped, flat, triangular or cubed. I don’t know what the heck it is. But I do know that humanity is comprised of a lot of pathological lairs and some of them are the most powerful and influential people in the world. That’s all I know with certainty.

[@gives_bad_advice]

"a lot of pathological lairs" Among these are the flat earthers.

[@tombblades]

Those suits are incredible! They look like they're from a hundred years in the future!

[@codeforce5556]

😂😂😂

[@andrewchron]

someone in 100 years is gonna be laughing reading that comment

[@larrystevens7410]

@@tombblades Right? Snowsuits and motorcycle helmets. I am blown away.

[@patpending8134]

@@larrystevens7410 Er, try going into space wearing a snowsuit and motorcycle helmet! You just don't get it.

[@garymathis1042]

Yep, not like the NASA doughboy spacesuits of previous years.

[@eric4232]

Man check out those sleek space suits, Great stuff!

[@smhdpt12]

And super inefficient!

[@Bob_Shy_132]

Based on what I can remember from the Apollo days, the signal dropping out is normal. If you saw something like a video from the capsule or the moon, it was just sheer luck that you happened to be home and in front of the TV.

[@dhickey5919]

Thank you, SpaceX and crew. Inspiring to see humans exploring the universe once again!

[@2handsandwiches]

😂 what have they found? A good way to defraud gullible investors?

[@cplcabs]

@@2handsandwiches they found out what they found out in the 1960s, you can get out of a space craft in space as long as you are in a space suit.

[@2handsandwiches]

@@cplcabs looked more like a wetsuit..

[@cplcabs]

@@2handsandwiches it does

[@jeffarab4947]

Puppet and a dam green screen😅😅😅 distractions

[@tracyruth4247]

I was hoping to see a full Earth shot in the daytime

[@kalya_mco]

Plot twist: it turns

[@hegdescheco8378]

One small step for men, and one giant step in History. Congrats SpaceX. Proud of witnessing that.

[@cplcabs]

you know people have been doing this since the 1960s, so no, not really a giant step in history

[@yves3560]

Alexei Leonov in 1965.

[@Karuiko]

@@cplcabs One small climb for a man, one giant leap for corporate-kind.

[@hegdescheco8378]

@@cplcabs It is a different context at so many levels, new space suits, new rocket engine, new reusable spaceships, no-astronauts, all that mission lasted only 4 days. that's something else man.

[@cplcabs]

@@Karuiko yep, one more step to con people out their money.

[@HumHindustani007]

When you are looking at the beautiful blue planet from space , you can’t think about all these problems, our daily hustle, conflicts, religion , disputes etc etc.

[@GumballAstronaut7206]

Seeing the earth slowly come in to view from the helmet cam…then finally going into focus showing the earth in all of its glory…I’m not gonna lie…it made me tear up. It made me imagine what it would feel like if I were in Jareds place. Then when he said “Y’all have a lot of work to do back at home, but from here, it sure looks like a perfect world.” brought it home for me for this experience. I’m glad I’m able to say, I was there when Jared Isaacman did the first private Spacewalk in 2024 on Polaris Dawn. Just like how many people saw Ed White do the first American spacewalk in 1965 on the Gemini IV mission.

[@kristmalacs7299]

Breathtakingly Beautiful. Thanks a ton to SpaceX team n crew. They made it. thrilling ride around our own planet 🙌🏼👏🏼

[@2handsandwiches]

Really? More like low quality garbage.

[@ixxxxxxx]

@@2handsandwiches rent free in your head

[@icequ1211]

"Huge team effort," he said. Humans working together made this possible. With cooperation and mutual respect, anything, everything, is possible. So happy to hear this, see this.

[@multioptioned]

Wonder what all the keyboard warriors calling this achievement fake will ever achieve? 😮

[@r8oscar]

All this technology but no 360 camera? Or it’s all staged lol

[@RONderluck]

They did have 360 camera. Look it up lazy!!!

[@daddy4934]

They had one. And even if they didn't, if that's your only reason to call it staged, you're utterly challenged.

[@diego4195]

Beautiful but also terrifying. Just an endless sea of black.

[@PrinceAlhorian]

That black is the Final Frontier, so much to discover hinding there.

[@timadams7274]

Much like Chicago.

[@PrinceAlhorian]

@@timadams7274 Shots fired...

[@ryanspence5831]

Much like Chicago.

[@shortman-eo3sp]

for them it isn't entirely black, the exposure on the camera is the reason we cant see the stars. they do this so earth isnt just a glowing ball of blue this also explains why you see reflections on the suit with "no source of light" they cant see the stars either when the sun is out though

[@cccard2491]

WOW Outstanding! Can't wait until the next adventure! GO SPACEX !!

[@RGDcommentnode]

The first person helmet view was the best. Hope they have this when the Artemis moon landing happens.

[@zetaminor77]

Suit looks cool! More like something in sci-fi movies but actually works

[@thedarkside13]

This is the kind of historical events I don't mind living through.

[@cplcabs]

in what way is it historical?

[@KerbalsandWackMacs]

@@cplcabsFirst spacewalk done entirely by a commercial entity, no government involved

[@Saeid415]

in what way it isn't? Are you kidding me? The first private company which achieved such a development that can provide this kind of opportunity. The first civilians and ordinary people who can fly beyond the orbit and spacewalks and experience it, the first company which use new suits instead of those ugly and out of date old suits, the first company that made possible reusable rockets not only isvthis help environment but also reduce the cost of flight. You don't understand. People like you who doesn't understand what elon is doing, try to supress him and prefer Boeing that spends taxpayers money to build rockets that not only doesn't work properly but also cant reuse them or make rockets for about two decades for about 5.7. Billions dollars of taxpayers money and still can't fly still is under building, are you kidding me? Do you know what you are talking about?

[@thedarkside13]

@@cplcabs with that flag on your PFP, I assume you come from a country that doesn't have a rocket to send its own satellites into space. Lol

[@thedarkside13]

@@Saeid415 lol. You definitely didn't understand what I meant with that comment, did you?

[@MrAndreybond]

Let’s see how many people will say this is fake because they can’t see stars 😄

[@multioptioned]

It's unbelievable how many uneducated people there are who don't know how cameras work...😮 There's no hope for humanity. What do people learn these days?

[@danielthenatural]

@@multioptioned well then it sounds like they need to manual change the aperture to show people the stars... because within 1 minute this video they already were in night time lol... you dont travel around the earth that fast... this shit is fake asf

[@Happyburn]

@@multioptioned Well the good thing is we will progress regardless of those people.

[@multioptioned]

@Happyburn I wonder what the naysayers will say when the images come back from Jupiter and Europa? 🤔 1.8 billion miles and 5.5 years to go....

[@chipsrafferty8362]

Epic moment in time,right up there with ‘’One Small Step’’…….I am in awe of these people,no fame…no glory…but for the good of others.

[@EnderAspect]

@@vaderstar Ratio

[@unsatisfiedfans7422]

The spacesuit looks like a balloon outside the Dragon, but the arm seems flexible enough to move

[@gregson99]

I guess it is basically a balloon with the same pressure as earth atmosphere in the vacuum of space

[@captainnerd6452]

@@gregson99One-third of the pressure, and pure oxygen. He kept reporting the suit pressure at 5.3 psi.

[@rosscoghlan]

Looks like hes having a lot of difficulty moving his arms. Looks very robotic.

[@PrinceAlhorian]

True the suit ballooned but it's the same thing that happened on the first Russian and American spacewalks. SpaceX proved the suit functions in hard vacuum of space. They proved that the occupants of the suit is relatively comfortable, and that cabin crew can function with a hatch open to hard space. Now let the guys cook, this was the "Mark 1" suit, we have soooo much more innovation to do. I promise you the engineers were taking whole reams of notes to improve the design.

[@2handsandwiches]

​@@gregson99 unlike the bendy moon suits 😂

[@garypinholster1962]

We are so living in the future and I love it. No one could have even THOUGHT this would happen in the last 20 years. Hopefully the younger generations start to see how important these things are and get into STEM!

[@executivesteps]

Of course it happened in 1965 on Gemini 4 when they depressurized the capsule and Ed White left the capsule on an umbilical. He floated 20 feet or more away. And he did it in daylight.

[@sen5i]

We can only live in present time

[@clintonstaley8441]

The spacewalk is amazing, but even more interesting is how far from Earth they are. You can see it's a definite sphere. They're farther from our planet than anyone has been in 50 years, I believe...

[@Quebster]

They were for about 6 orbits, but they pulled it in tighter for the spacewalk. Still, amazing

[@Kris-br4nm]

Shit fake my g😂

[@echodelta9]

That's higher than Hubble proving possibility to service it yet again.

[@omgwtfpwnd]

@@Kris-br4nmgot any proof?

[@Kris-br4nm]

@@omgwtfpwnd got any prof this is real. I mean they literally made a movie about then never going to the moon throwing in Ur face the truth but leading it as a joke ...sick twisted world only Jesus Christ can save us

[@ericeinar]

Congratulations to an incredible crew and the engineers! Fantastic!

[@Shadowkey392]

The crew is not incredible, they’re just tourists, essentially just along for the ride and the experience. Although it IS neat that they were testing the suit…but no, the only real incredible people here are the ones who actually worked to make this happen.

[@MatthewLittle]

Somewhere Ed White is smiling as another great moment in American spaceflight has happened; way to go, both SpaceX and Polaris Dawn!

[@TranquilStreams1010]

Thanks for these short videos 🤓 incredible achievement for humanity

[@MsBeckyq]

This is just amazing definitely beautiful glad I got to see this

[@shellybedore6548]

This is so amazing!😊

[@foxerhu5127]

Congratulations from China!

[@SteveSiegelin]

Amazing! You are now officially the first civilians to ever go through a spacewalk

[@archieolmstead6688]

When did the walk start?😂

[@Shabazza84]

They are not exactly civilians. Just commercially funded. Those guys are fighter pilots.

[@SteveSiegelin]

@@Shabazza84 at the moment they are civilian. They are not all pilots. That's why this is classified as the first civilian spacewalk. They are all legitimately in the civilian field now because they have all retired.

[@SteveSiegelin]

@@Shabazza84 The four-person crew is made up of billionaire entrepreneur Jared Isaacman, founder and CEO of the payment processing company Shift4; retired Air Force Lt. Col. Scott “Kidd” Poteet; and SpaceX engineers Sarah Gillis and Anna Menon. . . Retired means civilian. Once you're out of the military you're no longer a military service member.

[@geraldineliscano94]

WOW So BEAUTIFUL.❤😂This is More Exciting Now Than Ever Before When I Was A Child , Love The Caption Thank You GOD BLESS YOU ALL ✝️🙏🏼🤍☺️✌️🫡🫡🫡🫡

[@leahcimwerdna5209]

Looking for the flat earthers claiming this is cgi

[@Vantud391]

I saw one.

[@olewiso]

You believe this? Just like the 1st one?

[@chessboxer35]

It has to be real cos it looks so fake😂

[@stickyrubb]

@@olewiso You think this isn't real?

[@AudioNumeric]

Yes. We think this isn’t real. You really think it is real? 😮

[@goldgamercommenting2990]

This is the first time since Gemini 4 a space walk such as this is done without a capsule docked in orbit (not including the shuttle) This is also good news for SpaceX that they have a space suit that they could use for eventual moon and mars missions It’s even more good news for NASA as well that there’s another suit out there that can provide Evas. As for us, this is just glorious even though our subject didn’t entirely left the capsule

[@kevinmcgiffin10]

I'VE LIVED TO SEE MANY AWESOME SPACE MISSIONS BUT THIS WALK ...THERE ARE NO WORDS. 🙏✌🇺🇸

[@kennethosuji720]

Woo what a great achievement by SpaceX and team. The future of Man looks bright.

[@jarodmorris4408]

What about future of woman? lol

[@jameselliott1491]

Everyone will want to be a man now.

[@executivesteps]

@@kennethosuji720 SpaceX successfully repeated the achievement by Gemini 4 and NASA in 1965!

[@jarodmorris4408]

@@executivesteps Without gov't funding....sort of.

[@executivesteps]

@@jarodmorris4408 NASA has kicked in a lot of funding toward Falcon 9 and cargo/crew dragon development.

[@ericnova512]

A lot of negative criticism in here coming from the "keyboard experts". What people don't realize it that this is something that hasn't been done by private enterprise. Also, first time testing the spacesuits in space, therefore there were not going to float in space from the first second... This will take time, and it will only get better as the times goes. Good job to the 4 astronauts and prayers for a safe return.

[@charleslaine]

It was still pretty boring to watch a dude just standing there.

[@cplcabs]

Well, you say that, but for sure the first space walk was government funded as is the Russian way. Now NASA have outsourced a lot of their stuff, so for example, the Apollo LEM was manufactured by Grumen. Basically, if you have enough money, time and expertise, then anyone can do this. The reason this isn't that special is because it has been done before a number of times, first by Russia and then by the US, both using tech that was a lot simpler, both testing space suits in space and both actually did more than pop their head out of the shi and of course space walks have been done hundreds of times since.

[@Savethepandabears]

Can't really call it a private Enterprise when half of the employees are from NASA😂 at this point SpaceX is just an extension of NASA for rich civilians to get a participation trophy and make a mockery of the true astronauts who dedicated decades of learning practicing Fitness all while serving our country

[@alexashworth3119]

​@@charleslaineYou say it's boring because you don't know what your looking at. Those folks up there were defying death and gravity. It's like hanging off of a skyscraper on 550 cord or something you just wonder if everything will hold 😂😂

[@alexashworth3119]

​@@SavethepandabearsA mockery? I'd say space x is definitely underachieving but they're still doing more than entire nations. Can't blame him for putting nasa guys on the team they're technically the best in the business with more success and failures under their belts than anyone in the world. You jealous? Get up there panda bear saver. 😂

[@Aerogamer158]

Amazing! As progress ever marches forward I am very proud that Polaris Dawn and SpaceX have pushed the boundaries of commercial space flight to ever higher goals. Great job and congratulations on a successful demonstration.

[@executivesteps]

They’ve achieved what Gemini 4 accomplished in 1965. Congratulations.

[@40MileDesertRat]

Along with all of the other stunning accomplishments, the suits look more like something you would wear riding a Ducati, or a BMW, than walking in a vacuum.

[@Алексей-у9в8р]

Надо меньше верить официалам, космос совсем не такой как говорят

[@GerlikasIgnotas]

Good work spacex!🎉🎉

[@reneg8392]

Wow this footage is so mindblowing amazing! What a view from the Dragon cameras! What a great time to be alive in the age of SpaceX!

[@TigerDominic-uh1dv]

Just Beautiful 😊

[@LeifurThor-qu2bz]

Bravo Team SpaceX!! Great lookin suits too!!

[@oljimeagle]

What is impressive is that the suit dosnt look like a sarcophagus. I thought it was the flight suit at first. It must have been fun to try and switch those over in the dragon capsule

[@racookster]

They must have a no-blushing rule.

[@minmo2288]

They are flight suits too, they took the route of upgrading the flight suits rather than building from scratch as away to reduce cost and to make it more slim and usable, so it really is more a beefed up flight suit.

[@777SI-gsw]

It looks like his mobility is limited. The position and movement of his arms looks really unnatural

[@mt7810]

@@777SI-gswall space suits are like that because of pressure, this one’s the best there’s ever been

[@Digital-Cajun]

This was one hell of a success.

[@johnriley8713]

It was more like a space peek. But 4 astronauts existing for an hour in 0 atm is most of what they were testing.

[@addj7093]

“It looks fake that’s because it’s so real”

[@danielthenatural]

within 1 minute and 30 seconds already on dark side of earth LOL. bruh people will believe anything

[@moisesblandon6198]

This is great! Thank you for sharing

[@otiebrown9999]

Great day in SPACE!

[@bfair6284]

Why so dark? Couldn't afford to put a light on him or what?

[@oxidatie]

Good job people at SpaceX!! 💪🏻💪🏻 incredible piece of work you all did!! Absolutely stunning.

[@grippen3273]

The puppet is working fine

[@shimyns]

Great progress. Maybe someday we will land on the moon. Wait a minute... didn't we supposedly land on the moon multiple times 55 years ago? Hmmm....

[@antonweber9078]

Thank-you for this content. Appeared the mobility is superior to anything else out there. GREAT JOB SpaceX!!

[@discovdr]

Why does this look so fake, im not denying space travel and things like this but the way this footage looks feels like bad CGI

[@O6i]

because it is fake

[@ghostbusterspluscollector9624]

Gee they act like we didn’t go to the moon and back 6 times in the 60s’ and played golf and rode a doom buggy on it, like it was no big deal. If we “really did that in the 60s’ this wouldn’t even be news at all. Think a bout that. 🤔

[@lindencoleman9360]

Congratulations Space X team. Watching from Tucson Az. God Speed and Ad Astra.

[@rolfrobertson6404]

The beginning of the belters. This is the start of expanding the human race.

[@johnlucas6683]

Beltalowda!

[@ComicMelon]

The comments here are wildin

[@DHeritage]

This is incredible. Congratulations to the SpaceX team.

[@Alanoffer]

It needed someone like Elon musk to grab space exploration by the scruff of the neck and drag it into the 21 century

[@koleconley146]

Absolutely

[@DaveJLock]

Really? You do know the first space walk was done by Alexi Leonov on 18th March 1965? Musk is just repeating something first done 59 years and another century ago.

[@executivesteps]

@@Alanoffer Actually this mission was all done (and more) by Gemini 4 and NASA in 1965. Ed White actually left the capsule and floated around it.

[@joythought]

​​@@executivesteps and almost died. Gee how safety has improved. This is an amazing first step for private citizens entering space.

[@executivesteps]

@@joythought Who almost died?

[@dronepilot1685]

You can tell it’s real because it looks so fake.

[@daddy4934]

Troll spotted.

[@daddy4934]

Troll spotted.

[@audreybronson2710]

Fascinating to watch. Great work everyone!

[@TheShadeSki]

Amazing work! but peak anxiety, imagine he missed his grip and slowly floats away

[@bazis98]

He's tethered to the capsule by an umbilical. These suits don't have Life Support built into them.

[@СергейБолдин-в9м]

@@bazis98 Anyway, he might not grab umbilical properly, then start spinning and return to capsule barely alive like Aleksey Leonov.

[@executivesteps]

@@TheShadeSki There were foot restraints.

[@kaeez]

Even if he gets untethered somehow, I'm sure they have some backup mechanism to pull them back to the capsule since both the astronaut and the capsule will be travelling at the same speed relative to each other. It would be like pulling someone off water with a rope.

[@NonSensewithnosense]

​​@@kaeezNo that's almost impossible. Incase if an astronaut went missing.. the missing astronaut can return to the capsule using the jetpack. Simultaneously Other astronaut will start a search operation using. Usually this is what the protocol for the astronaut in ISS. Looks the Astranauts in dragon don't have jetpack mechanismsl. Fortunately no astronaut never went missing till today. Its scary if any one lost connection with capsule while space walk. Just an endless cosmic dark arena

[@mantassiauciunas967]

How long can you take to get out...come on! They did not even see the Earth...all dark.

[@SolarChronicle]

“They did not even see the Earth” 😂 They were up there for like 3 days. Of course they saw the Earth.

[@kalya_mco]

I'm sure you would have done better

[@AccBccCccDcc]

@@SolarChronicleOhhh so they just didn’t want us to see it. Makes sense.

[@jackdezmen572]

Great news! Amazing news! Inspiring! Great job! Bravely done!! Space X your are super awesome!! Getting humans a big chance to grow up and survive!!!

[@djgizmouk]

Anyone else notice how robotic it looks ? also what's wrong with his left hand its at some unnatural angle constantly

[@RIMHQ-YT]

Why was the doll they stuffed outside moving like a robot? It had its arm in the most awkward position first and the hole doll shook by movement like it was made of springs. This looked fake af

[@whatthefrerejacques]

Excellent work. Inspiring