The NASA Artemis 1 Mission Update Is HERE

[@solomony8747]

Excellent video. Keep up the good work.

[@NOM-X]

GREAT CONTENT!! Keep it up! I love learning through this channel! You should do a collaboration with Tim and Marc about the current state of NASA and SpaceX or possibly the new equipment made by smaller rocket companies, i.e. Rocket Lab, Honey Bee, Virgin, (maybe dil...of the blue), electron, etc.. Thanks again for the knowledge. Stay in touch

[@twelvetenth8580]

There should be a price for accomplishments in space. Especially for the moon. Maybe something like the nobble prices. The colonisation should be stimulated.

[@mariolis]

7:57 Back then , the decision was only about Artemis 3 Its only in the last one month that we learned Starship will be used on Artemis 4 as well, and thankfully Jeff Who didnt sue again Also , note that for Artemis 5 , Starship will probably not be allowed to compete for that contract , as Nasa really wants a second option , but Blue Origin does have competition in Dynetics , who in my opinion have a good chance at beating Blue Origin , as their lander was designed 100% reusable from the start and the Artemis 5 contract will probably be based on what was once called "Appendix N" , aka the "sustainble" lander option ... Blue Origin will need to make an 100% reusable lander in order to win , but their "National Team" lander was originally only 1/3 reusable , so its going to be a lot harder for them than it will be for Dynetics (PS. Yes , I did write all this before watching anything beyond 7:57 so , Im sorry for repeating things you also said later in the video)

[@nerdwatch1017]

Man a couple hundred of those little droid like rovers could get a ton of science or what ever done

[@michaeldemarco9950]

So can we use the skid maneuver to come down from 25,000 mph, skip through the atmosphere, end up at 17,500 mph, and actually go back into a low earth orbit just like anything else in lower orbit? Because that would be cool. That way, we can come back from the moon and dock with a space station.

[@ivanaglogovac6227]

Great video about NASA.

[@gordonsmith5589]

Use miles dude. If you are from the US, using KM’s as a measurement is a big FU to those footing the bill.

[@MrRational]

It a scientific measurement method all science is done in km , meter,mm ,cm etc

[@evolutionofmoeco]

The rest of the world uses kms

[@mariolis]

9:06 Note that Honeybee was originally an asteroid mining startup

[@krisbushill]

Thanks

[@Jam-In-With-Ben]

Hi

[@mathiaslist6705]

the hour is not an SI unit of time --- there is no better argument in avoiding km/h

[@jamesraj8762]

Why not have multiple skips and re-entry still speed becomes considerably low and temperature very very low may be fly back like a plane?

[@susanc4622]

Why are so many countries sending rovers to the moon? Japan is known for robotics so I can understand that but what scientific research team does the UAE have?

[@keinaanabdi6821]

For UAE it’s purely for bragging rights to other arab countries

[@odacruz4986]

The video said the rover was going to study dust, I think that's telling me they're looking for something specific in the geology, knowing them you're probably looking for some sort of resource

[@richiexp2]

The moon belongs to no one, that's like asking why everyone is sending satellites to space.

[@antoneriksson5746]

They are looking for helium 3 that’s why they are rushing to get there first!

[@k.sullivan6303]

Some Contractors jumping in with bids for the 2nd lander design will only be there for the maintenance ride for their company. Don't forget, all those employees make high incomes and they get paid if their design is a success or complete failure. There must be big incentive payment clauses to push the contractors toward more success.

[@completeepicness5070]

I recommend doing a video on the Japanese space program!

[@shivaranjanichandragupthan6241]

Great 🎉

[@Lilmiket1000]

I can't help but feel like this is NASAs way of reasserting itself. They are saying space x is dreaming about orbiting and going to the moon but we've done it before and can do it again, like right now. Make no mistake, we are alpha. lol Congratulations to NASA for a job well done. The Orion spacecraft is pretty cool. But the SLS seems like an accident waiting to happen though. It looks cool but I don't think I like it.

[@nutier]

Very nice video that I like ! Thank you for sharing . Is there the water also on the moon ? Happy Friday to you !

[@1969kodiakbear]

Artemis. This is so cool. Broca's area, or the Broca area is a region in the frontal lobe of the dominant hemisphere, usually the left, of the brain with functions linked to speech production. 2/8/2021 and I lived again. Broca's aphasia (non-fluent aphasia) Mike Caputo, Year 1 Stroke Recovery, Up Up Up - Aphasia with attitude, Broca's Aphasia, Right-side Weakness, Mark's 22 years-old Stroke: Broca's Aphasia.

[@yoskarokuto3553]

think why nasa fear to confront own apollo landing site , and try every way to make sure no one go there again...🤔

[@freetorobandloot]

I wonder the same.

[@flobba123]

well at least people wont be attacked by sharks on the moon

[@TheGpaul]

Not everybody is a scientist or an engineer explaining everything in metrics only cuts down your audience

[@sebastiannolte1201]

This is a Canadian KZbin Channel. The entire world except the USA uses metrics. So yes, they cuts down their audience by cutting down the USA, but it is cute that you think only scientists and engineers uses metric...

[@Morbing_Time]

Shame that NASA is forced to outsource the space program

[@davenadell1239]

Too many cooks in the lander designs

[@sealking3838]

Why not use a reusable rocket?

[@williampennjr.4448]

I've heard going to the moon being compared to a baby 's first step. Actually I think its closer to a baby first kick in its mother's womb. A fully functional Mars colony would be a first step.

[@MrRational]

No brother we refer earth as mother earth, so we are going outside our mother so baby's first step but we keep cumming back inside too

[@BadAtTeaDude]

Cgi rovers Cgi iss Cgi and animation Artemis

[@MrRational]

You can see iss from telescope from your backyard.

[@BadAtTeaDude]

@@MrRational sure you can. I saw Santa at the mall, and Spider-Man at a comic con. They must exist too...

[@D-TRIL]

🤓

[@h.plovecraftn-4307]

13:05

[@tvHTHtv_is_A_Crackhead]

1:22 except if the Earth was a basketball sitting in the center of a hoop on a regulation basketball court then the moon would be a tennis ball on the three-point line 23 3/4 feet away and even though they are that far apart they still are totally locked which means the Same side of the moon is always facing the Earth

[@h.plovecraftn-4307]

Artemis 1 is just a political dumb rocket not space travel

[@tvHTHtv_is_A_Crackhead]

Earth is a basketball and the moon is a tennis ball a baseball is slightly larger than a tennis ball