The New Moon Landing: Beginning The Artemis Program | Zenith | Spark

Looking into the future of space exploration, the Artemis program will play a big part in taking humans back to the moon, and as a foundation to explore other planets like Mars. What are Artemis's stages, and how will that take us to the moon and beyond?
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[@sidstevens9035]

Just had a flashback ! I think I saw this almost 60 years ago ! I'm watching history repeat !

[@jonshellmusic]

Although this was just posted, it is a year or more out of date. SpaceX has a contract to begin converting Starship into a heavy Lunar Lander. Virgin Galactic has successfully flown passengers. Cosmic Girl has ferried Launcher One to successful satellite launches. But Boeing’s Starting has yet to have a completely successful mission or be certified to fly astronauts.

[@Ddub1083]

This channel posts old documentaries that they acquire the rights to publish in mass licensing deals.

[@iptg2673]

wdym star liner just flew a succesful mission

[@jonshellmusic]

@@iptg2673 Starliner did finally make it to ISS, it is true. But it is quite literally not firing on all thrusters. It has yet to be rated to carry humans and that won’t happen until 2024 at the earliest. Its still not quite ready for prime time.

[@fromaggiovagiola9128]

That's by design.

[@VFella]

And we are on our way to the moon already :)

[@AbominableDuck]

Humans can be so smart... This all seems very complex... So amazing...

[@Isawwhatyoudid]

If you clicked to actually see something about Artemis then that doesn't start until half way through.

[@CR-ou2oc]

Appreciate that

[@neilarmstrongsson795]

Why can't we admit that we never went in the first place and that we are now trying to correct that? Alright, some will feel foolish for believing in the first place but it's a small price to pay, then there wouldn't be such a panic.

[@MuscarV2]

@Neil Armstrong's son Only kids and people with severe mental disabilities believe in that conspiracy theory. Which of them are you? You know you can prove we've been to the moon yourself right? You can use a telescope that's powerful enough to look closely at the moon and see the lander, mooncar and the tracks from it with your own eyes. Or are you crazy/dumb enough to believe some weird shit like the sky is a huge 3d screen that shows fake things?

[@sanbruno6010]

PEACE LOVE HONESTY PROSPERITY FREE THINKING GOOD HEALTH OPTIMISM

[@neilarmstrongsson795]

@@MuscarV2 Haha, you are joking me aren't you? Where do you get these 'facts' from? Who told you that it is possible to see evidence of moon landings from Earth? A little research into the subject would have made you look less foolish than you already are, even believers in the 'landings' are aware of this. But then I guess that's how you came to believe in the first place, you don't question the validity of a claim, you blindly assume it must be true.

[@philpots48]

Well done for someone new to space exploration programs.

[@arniet1]

This must've first been released at least 4 years ago (2018) so as interesting as it is, for it to have only been uploaded to KZbin in Nov22 just prior to the 16.11 launch of Artemis 1 with Orion already whizzing around somewhere up there, leaves me thinking"Mehhh! Why have ya left it SO long??" 🤯

[@lukebliss9808]

Thanks for posting info on the vintage of the video. I wish Spark would include info on when it was first published or aired in the video notes, as I believe it would provide the viewer with important context on what is being presented.

[@sagala.mulindwa]

@@lukebliss9808 You are very right Luke. Often Videos that were posted as "Live" and remain so as though they are still live at that time when actually they're days, months or even years old!!! I propose that a Note should accompany the Title or Script indicating that it was live so long ago i.e. Hour (s), Day(s), Month (s) or Year(s) ago.

[@donsise1126]

NASA never never never landed on the Moon with PEOPLE !!! The US Government kept lying for 60 years now over and over again. It is the biggest lie of the modern times, but nobody challenged that because they haven't had any major interest in doing so. THE BIGGEST LIE SPILLED OUT AND REGURGITATED ALL OVER AGAIN AND AGAIN AND AGAIN !!!!

[@RoyvanArem]

6:17 the starliner made its first unmanned test flight in December 2019. So even it's outdated, this video cannot be from 2018. And also 10:56 ... Happened in early 2020....

[@bootburner4544]

@@F3rn4nd0S1lv4 No one can understand what you are saying. You might want to learn English before posting.

[@stevenunua2118]

CGI is so much better now should be a really good movie. Moon 2 man in space.

[@savagelevel714]

💯💯👊👊👊🤣🤣🤣

[@savagelevel714]

Large bodies of Water Never Curve at a Rest. “Theory of Gravity “ is just the laws of Density, and , at the edge of a lake, do we fall off??? No. That’s the Antartic Treaty preventing us from seeing the edge/walls of ice containing our oceans. WE WERE ALL FOOLED , since before we could think for ourselves, Schools Indoctrinate, they don’t teach us Real Knowledge. Skim my profile. Never convincing,only showing those with eyes to see. And all this space nonsense isn’t real. It’s literally CGI. What we we see in the sky is there, it’s just not what they’re telling u it is , that’s not correct. We were Created and and so was this realm, that functions Intelligently.

[@HBR.MetalWorks]

Wow such ancient information 🥱👏

[@savagelevel714]

Large bodies of Water Never Curve at a Rest. “Theory of Gravity “ is just the laws of Density, and , at the edge of a lake, do we fall off??? No. That’s the Antartic Treaty preventing us from seeing the edge/walls of ice containing our oceans. WE WERE ALL FOOLED , since before we could think for ourselves, Schools Indoctrinate, they don’t teach us Real Knowledge. Skim my profile. Never convincing,only showing those with eyes to see. And all this space nonsense isn’t real. It’s literally CGI. What we we see in the sky is there, it’s just not what they’re telling u it is , that’s not correct. We were Created and and so was this realm, that functions Intelligently.

[@AlexKasper]

Great! SpaceX can use some competition, so neither one slacks off.

[@johnarnold893]

Competition from whom? What makes you think SpaceX is going to slack off. They are going flat out on developing Starship which will put every other rocket ever flown to shame.

[@user-hh2is9kg9j]

@@johnarnold893 Missed every deadline and you still have faith in it, poor fan boy

[@lukebliss9808]

@@user-hh2is9kg9j I'd rather be a fan boy for an innovator who is pushing the limits of stuff that has never been done before, than a fan boy for those using leftover, outdated tech from 20 yrs ago.

[@GermanGreetings]

This summary is brillant. Thank you !

[@ebiker484]

Again, none so blind as those who refuse to see! They’re all around us, open your eyes!

[@scott-o3345]

In 1953 Wernher von Braun wrote in his book "Conquest of the Moon" that, in order to fly to the moon and back would require a rocket that was taller than the Empire State building (1/4 mile high) and a weight of 800,000 tons.

[@Agarwaen]

yes. to do it in a single stage it would take that much in 1953.. so what?

[@mach1553]

0:10 There's that tic-tac! 👽

[@realzachfluke1]

We launched, baby!!! I'm so excited!!!!!!

[@derbuckeyetribe9789]

It's summer 1983. Columbia is on Pad 39A, Artemis 1 is on Pad 39B. Columbia will carry a new space lab into orbit. Artemis 1 will do a Lunar fly by while testing hardware. Artemis 4 will do a manned landing on the Moon on April 1, 1985. Challenger will successfully deploy the Galileo orbital telescope during March 1986. Artemis 6 will deliver the first components of a permanent Lunar surface station during October 1986. At this time NASA will rethink the SeaDragon design and implement its redesign, upgrade and place it into service by December 1990.

[@michaelreid2329]

The Sea Dragon is to utilise several of the most powerful engines ever designed: the Blue Origin BE4. The rest is history!

[@derbuckeyetribe9789]

@@michaelreid2329 We'll see. I don't have much faith in Artemis 2023. I wrote the above as a tongue in cheek.. I wish I had my oldest sister for some input on that. She worked on the shuttle program from 1982-1995.

[@philipkeeler9997]

Right on schedule. lol

[@sanbruno6010]

PEACE LOVE HONESTY PROSPERITY FREE THINKING GOOD HEALTH OPTIMISM

[@donsise1126]

NASA never never never landed on the Moon with PEOPLE !!! The US Government kept lying for 60 years now over and over again. It is the biggest lie of the modern times, but nobody challenged that because they haven't had any major interest in doing so. THE BIGGEST LIE SPILLED OUT AND REGURGITATED ALL OVER AGAIN AND AGAIN AND AGAIN !!!!

[@lennyf1957]

24:52 OH WOW, take people into space by 2020.... I can hardly wait

[@alfonsovicinip.6343]

Some of the introductory data would bespeak of an old video, as it mentions Virgin Galactic as one that "will expand Space Tourism", among other items

[@sistockbridge8764]

That was an incredibly in-depth look at the mission. Awesome video!

[@Isawwhatyoudid]

incredibly in-depth - sarcasm right?

[@examinatorant4522]

You REALLY NEED to research it better ... there are SCIENCE based KZbins that tear the notion of a colony on the moon let alone Mars or wider factually to shreds .

[@MrShaun1011]

DUH !!!

[@MrShaun1011]

Please tell me that's a robot making that statement

[@acedrumsnyc]

I'll believe it when I see it.

[@stefanschleps8758]

Insofar as NASA is concerned remember this old adage. "Don't believe anything you hear, and only half of what you see!"

[@meanhornet5560]

I really liked how the video was put together and the narrator was excellent....want to hear him on more video's please!

[@bootburner4544]

[@edgardagosto1917]

From tv and radio manufacturing to spacecraft manufacturing Zenith sure change alot since Farnsworth,s -Blair,s days of 1920,s

[@savagelevel714]

Large bodies of Water Never Curve at a Rest. “Theory of Gravity “ is just the laws of Density, and , at the edge of a lake, do we fall off??? No. That’s the Antartic Treaty preventing us from seeing the edge/walls of ice containing our oceans. WE WERE ALL FOOLED , since before we could think for ourselves, Schools Indoctrinate, they don’t teach us Real Knowledge. Skim my profile. Never convincing,only showing those with eyes to see. And all this space nonsense isn’t real. It’s literally CGI. What we we see in the sky is there, it’s just not what they’re telling u it is , that’s not correct. We were Created and and so was this realm, that functions Intelligently.

[@michaelcsherman]

Really enjoyed the indepth storytelling.

[@examinatorant4522]

Yep the equivalent to picture book implying human pride arrogance and SCIENCE fiction

[@mysticcity312]

What?

[@ushatambat1258]

That start music… does anyone have a link for that?

[@bobhoven3959]

Verry nice 🧡🌎👍👋🚀

[@jonathanrichter4256]

I'm not even convinced the SLS will fly. And if it is, it's too expensive to use for the multiple missions that will be needed. I foresee NASA ultimately hitching a ride on a Starship.

[@hluma-nandesihlangulemhlab236]

And you think there's a chance that long phallus of Elon can make it to orbit?

[@jonathanrichter4256]

@@hluma-nandesihlangulemhlab236 He LANDS rockets every week. He's made that routine. That is unprecedented in space flight. Yes, I think Starship will fly, eventually.

[@JackOkie]

@@hluma-nandesihlangulemhlab236 Well, let's see. The Falcon 9 booster just made its 152nd successful return to Earth. No other manufacturer has done that even once. At least 1 (maybe 2) Falcon 9 boosters have been reused 14 times. SpaceX launch costs are stunningly less than anyone else. StarLink is working very well for Ukraine, and our military is excited about the national security potential it has. The Boring Company continues to land contracts. And Tesla is the best-selling EV on the planet. The Raptor rocket engine is the first commercially viable full-flow rocket engine, a feat no other manufacturer has pulled off. And version 2 of the engine is smaller, uses fewer parts, and is cheaper to manufacture. SpaceX engineers are relentless in achieving their goals, and not afraid to scrap version M to incorporate their improved understanding of the issues in version N. With Starship SN15 they achieved their goals for that iteration, and with the various testing they've done, they're on SN24, with SN25 just about ready. SpaceX is building space transportation vehicles, not space exploration one-off monuments. Think Maersk shipping rather than Magellan and Cabot. SpaceX has adapted Agile development for manufacturing, with step-wise testing and refinement. They don't mind a RUD (rapid unplanned disassembly) because they collect the information they need via extensive telemetry. They were willing to blow up a Falcon rocket to demonstrate the crew safety of the Dragon capsule. Meanwhile, poor old ULA just got the first two BE-4 engines for their Vulcan (non-reusable) vehicle.

[@user-hh2is9kg9j]

Starship is just an unproven tube in some yard. When it leaves Earth then we can talk about it going to the moon. Hope you watched the news today, SLS has made another sun rises in the middle of the night. And Artemis 1 is on its way to the moon not waiting for Elong and his unproven tube

[@JSomerled]

The cost of Artemis seems to have gone where no space budget has gone before.

[@kevinunknown6457]

I agree. When a stainless steel bolt cost penny's to make, NASA says it was 30 dollars....well you can see what killed the future shuttle development. Then came Elonmusk is what got NASA off their high horse!

[@paulboger3101]

🤑

[@______6879]

You could not be further from the truth. NASA’s budget today is 0.5% of the US annual budget. NASA’s budget during Apollo was 5.0% of the US budget

[@JSomerled]

@@______6879 the budget for this project..not nasa.. One time use rocket..it’s a joke compared to what Elon has assembled…

[@thomasfholland]

@@JSomerled We can always hope that after all of the delays and budget increases it will finally (2028?!?) be successful!! 😂 Image how much Musk could’ve done with all of that cash!

[@TheHulabob]

The dart mission was a complete success

[@astranisspace]

SPACE FOR THE WINNN

[@TorbenMougaard26]

hmmm. old video

[@R.U.1.2.]

Canada is also a partner in the ISS. They developed the Canadarm articulated "crane" for one thing, which has proven invaluable for the construction and repair of the station, and sent several astronauts for duty aboard the station. This seems to be confusingly seldom mentioned by the media. There, of course, will be the usual people who think this sucks anyways. Proud Canadians all.

[@monsterinhead214]

And, strangely, it's only the people who live in Toronto who seem to be aware that it's the Center of the Universe. Weird.

[@kenwhite6449]

@@monsterinhead214 And Montreal.

[@JSomerled]

Yeah,they read the specs wrong and delivered that arm non functional..it needed major rework

[@RedfishInc]

Now if you could just program the arm to pat itself on the back...😏

[@johnarnold893]

@@monsterinhead214 🤡

[@thejerseyj5479]

"Dreamchaser" looks almost exactly like NASA's "Dyna Soar" vehicle from the early 60's.

[@michaelougarezos8963]

amazing

[@critterfestsanctuary2446]

I'm proud to announce I'm starting a go fund me because I want to be the first human to land on the sun. 🤡

[@Nihon1892]

😂😁😂😂😁😁

[@babbarsher2065]

Too. Late Done. That. 🛸🛸

[@sanbruno6010]

PEACE LOVE HONESTY PROSPERITY FREE THINKING GOOD HEALTH OPTIMISM

[@patbriggs823]

@@paulreid7370 lolll funny but the sun don't go dark ever

[@savagelevel714]

😂😂😂😂

[@cosmicyeti6804]

Yes Artemis has changed space travel….now it’s no-travel to anywhere.

[@stefanschleps8758]

Stick around your cynicism and suspicions will grow. Never A Straight Answer Need Another Seven Astronauts

[@ferdinandobarros2897]

Great news!

[@Pensacola-Handyman]

When you say "about". Do you have an increment of measurement for "about".

[@miagain991]

We can do anything we say we can do.

[@LisaAnn777]

With some motivation and dedication humanity could have been walking on Mars by now. Hopefully this will get people interested in exploration again.

[@polynesianwarrior2166]

Hollywood: exactly 👍

[@drewthompson7457]

@@polynesianwarrior2166 : stick with your wooden spears. Modern tech has eluded you.

[@drewthompson7457]

@Red Herring : another bot. There are too many on you tube these days.

[@kellybartok50]

Are there going to be any UFO s during this mission ? No I am serious, I wouldn’t joke about UAV s , if there is I hope they don’t get cut out of the video frame 😊

[@savagelevel714]

Large bodies of Water Never Curve at a Rest. “Theory of Gravity “ is just the laws of Density, and , at the edge of a lake, do we fall off??? No. That’s the Antartic Treaty preventing us from seeing the edge/walls of ice containing our oceans. WE WERE ALL FOOLED , since before we could think for ourselves, Schools Indoctrinate, they don’t teach us Real Knowledge. Skim my profile. Never convincing,only showing those with eyes to see. And all this space nonsense isn’t real. It’s literally CGI. What we we see in the sky is there, it’s just not what they’re telling u it is , that’s not correct. We were Created and and so was this realm, that functions Intelligently.

[@damianmckelvey3963]

Damn , I didn’t think that would happen.

[@davidtesler1198]

Artemis has to leave the pad to go to space. My advice to NASA is let Ellon Musk put the Orion on top of one of his rockets or better yet give him control of NASA and watch heads roll

[@marcjoyce992]

I think Artemis won't change a thing, its simply too expensive and uses mostly old tech. Its not the future, its the past, 1970's - 1990's tech

[@lakesnake2005]

I sure as hell did not see that booster return back to the Cape to be reused. I wonder if that tech that NASA uses might not be a little outdated.They are in fact leftover Shuttle parts.

[@indioloco6600]

Right, boosters and main engines. Apollo 8 flew this mission more than 55yrs. ago with a crew.

[@DJ-bh1ju]

Yeah... this mission, and the next few, HAVE to fly. Too many Congress Reps and businessmen to keep happy. Once Starship gets going, it'll be all over. Everyone said SpaceX could never develop a returnable booster, NASA never even attempted it. Falcon9 is now the world leader in orbital launches.

[@sonydouangboupha6501]

Well here are some parts for the Boeing company for are taxs to be for the Hired wanting extra work to do on spaceship chances for mapolyings on wideing out selections and competive for better insert imbest tions! 🥺🧐

[@sonydouangboupha6501]

So there was a lord of war!? So there has to have a Lord of Hosting ternaments of extra rewarded on outer planets powers of trades! ? Lol 😈😎🤮👻

[@joodhepa3450]

Keep up the good work we love you man and we love these Chanel

[@kd3283]

Channel

[@shirleymatthews2980]

That is so cool I would love to go into space

[@thepresence1349]

Many of us do but the cost is high, most of us will never go to space, unless we got that spare money. Born too late to explore the world, born too early to explore space.

[@savagelevel714]

@@thepresence1349 No one goes to space, only Freemasons that get to pretend they went.

[@savagelevel714]

Large bodies of Water Never Curve at a Rest. “Theory of Gravity “ is just the laws of Density, and , at the edge of a lake, do we fall off??? No. That’s the Antartic Treaty preventing us from seeing the edge/walls of ice containing our oceans. WE WERE ALL FOOLED , since before we could think for ourselves, Schools Indoctrinate, they don’t teach us Real Knowledge. Skim my profile. Never convincing,only showing those with eyes to see. And all this space nonsense isn’t real. It’s literally CGI. What we we see in the sky is there, it’s just not what they’re telling u it is , that’s not correct. We were Created and and so was this realm, that functions Intelligently.

[@thepresence1349]

@@savagelevel714 Space like near orbit trip not that far. But eventually as private rocket technology get advanced more and rise in numbers, cost might fall down. Also expansion and management of interplanetary habitat capable of sustaining human life and crops is also very important for long trips. Yet it's for mars only as other planets are hostile and completely unhabitable. For inter stellar travel the distance is so huge it takes thousand of life times to reach the nearest star. We need near light speed travel. But for intergalactic travel we need rockets faster than speed of light travel or some exotic technology like gravity propulsion, wormhole or teleportation. Seems like on our life time we won't be able to make it that. At least we can hope human lands again on moon and go to Mars.

[@savagelevel714]

@@thepresence1349 👍 only showing, never convincing.

[@razzmattazz]

This is old information...

[@albclean]

Hope it gets off the ground before 2023.

[@tahoetoker7755]

Maybe to you

[@cheekclappa69]

and?...

[@razzmattazz]

@@cheekclappa69 Clickbait title implies up to date info. Instead this is all about stuff years old. At this point anyone following space activity knows SpaceX is the most promising agency and makes the Artemis rocket look like a dinosaur even though the SLS hasn’t even launched yet. If they want to be more successful they need to put more effort into their videos.

[@cheekclappa69]

@@razzmattazz sucks for you 🤷‍♂😎

[@kokomo9764]

Artemis will change nothing except slow down progress.

[@UndergroundIndigenousPrimate]

I flight tested the Artemis 1. It handles GREAT!

[@arewefree]

Nothing is meant to be, your screen name speaks Volumes? Some might say truths, others might say deception. What do say you?

[@leestewart72]

Considering they've pumped well over $30 billion into it, I sure hope it handles great.

[@raketsu5]

As a species, we fight wars because we place value on things that are useless to our survival. We fight wars over profits. We can't go anywhere out there until we fix things down here.

[@bittasweetsymphony726]

yes but theres money to be made launching sats, hence why they do it

[@kennypool]

Artemis's will never fly

[@djminos2759]

Yup it's weak!

[@LisaAnn777]

Yes because your a physicist and rocket scientist so I'm sure you can determine that lol 😆

[@kennypool]

@@LisaAnn777 bet it doesn't fly in 2022

[@kennypool]

Another Webb tastrophee

[@LisaAnn777]

@@kennypool they don't even plan on a manned lunar flight untill like 2024 though lol so no I'll bet it won't either.

[@KWally]

Artemis has been a complete waste of taxpayer dollars. NASA keeps proving how inept government projects are. They need to be outsourcing this to the private sector now.

[@drewthompson7457]

NASA did a great job when they had a budget and the government was united in the their goals. So many of their robots missions since Apollo have been great, retuning huge amounts of data. NASA so far, has the only missions to leave the helopause. The Mars rovers outlived their goals to return much more data than planned. Etc. But with every change of the government, NASA was given new goals without budget increases. How many times over the last half century did their government say they were going back to the moon, or on to Mars, without ever setting a date or a budget?

[@lawrenceallen8096]

There are times like this in history worth noting. Example: Navies circa 1941: "We build the biggest and best battleships that ever existed." At the start of WWII: the Aircraft Carrier War. And Legacy Space & SLS: "We can build bigger and the best expendable rocket that ever existed, and it will be built with 1970s technology!" At the start of the next-gen rocketry and rapid re-usability, exponentially cheaper kg-to-orbit phase of manned space exploration.

[@57menjr]

Waiting....................

[@royalegamer2704]

@spark really needs to put date this documentary was first published as info in this piece and other documentaries upload are out of date by years.

[@redcossack245]

Very informative video. Thank you for making.

[@stalkersaliveomf]

you mean thank you for faking lmao

[@SectionATE617]

At the beginning of this was that the Tic Tac from the Nimitz video???

[@flowziastephlatgo2576]

i think we need to develop a low moon orbit like installing weather satellites like we do on earth 💪

[@vebnew]

NICE

[@kawoyaxander6117]

WOW can't wait to see mankind on the moon

[@johnrathbun2943]

Something tells me we'll screw that place up soon enough!

[@TheHulabob]

We about to land the Artemis right now

[@louis-martinlandry2194]

this was published in October 2022 but was filmed in 2019!!!

[@NaeemReign]

✊🏽💪🏽🌏

[@anomalychasing5383]

Its a giant can of bug spray - well its more complicated - but basically its a "pest eradication" mission getting set for us land.

[@michaeltaylors2456]

Man’s space exploration abilities naturally follow the rapid improvements in image creation.

[@NineInchTyrone]

About to fly… for last five years

[@57menjr]

MY launch, will see.

[@user-ix6du1zr5m]

Those boosters fall off after 28 miles. Can't wait.

[@speedysfahrradkanal25669]

Earth rice, soo cool 😳 when you see that it´s sad to know what we´re going to do with it🤔😔

[@stephenarmiger8343]

Enjoying! 8:51

[@veramae4098]

I'm all for space tourism. If rich people want to frivol away their money AND it supports the space industry, I see no down side.

[@janisblums16]

This propaganda is amazing 🤩 Cant wait when we can visit the Death Star from star wars,so i can get my hands on the Lunar PC to shut down the 3d matrix’s^^

[@rinse-esnir4010]

What's even more amazing is that in 2022, there are still people like you being as backwards as they were in the dark ages.

[@wxb200]

14:06 I thought that was a cow yelling its lungs out...

[@jburgmedia]

Mike pence looks like he's from the Moon ...

[@patrickmccormack4318]

What did Jacque Fresco say about space travel?

[@ChadwickTheChad]

Probably something like "Ehh, hon hon hon! Oui oui!"

[@glamdring0007]

This video is years out of date. Boeing has essentially failed with Starliner crew capsule being a no-show and SpaceX Crew Dragon has had multiple successful launches of Astronauts to the ISS as well as taking all of the failed Starliner planned launches. Artemis test launch of the Orion capsule to orbit the moon happened yesterday 11-15-22.

[@BinahDYutubesMhonD-InYrdULIG]

Msju Spr..

[@hugowilliams1988]

Very impressive video.

[@indioloco6600]

Apollo 8 flew this same mission, but with a crew. More than 55yrs. ago. SPACE X will truly transform space exploration.

[@DJ-bh1ju]

They already have. Falcon 9 has transformed LEO access. Starship... well... that's going to be absolutely insane. Can you imagine all of the possible utility variants of it riding up on Superheavy?

[@ronashman08]

More than 55yrs ago, really? Why not just make a re-run with the same technology if it really worked?

[@savagelevel714]

Yah yah, and so did Michael Jordan in the Space Jam Movie. 😂

[@savagelevel714]

@@ronashman08 Idk why people, don’t snap out if that kid indoctrinated lesson they taught us. If only after Santa Claus , they told us how earth isn’t a ball either. Large bodies of Water Never Curve at a Rest. “Theory of Gravity “ is just the laws of Density, and , at the edge of a lake, do we fall off??? No. That’s the Antartic Treaty preventing us from seeing the edge/walls of ice containing our oceans. WE WERE ALL FOOLED , since before we could think for ourselves, Schools Indoctrinate, they don’t teach us Real Knowledge. Skim my profile. Never convincing,only showing those with eyes to see. And all this space nonsense isn’t real. It’s literally CGI. What we we see in the sky is there, it’s just not what they’re telling u it is , that’s not correct. We were Created and and so was this realm, that functions Intelligently.

[@donsise1126]

NASA never never never landed on the Moon with PEOPLE !!! The US Government kept lying for 60 years now over and over again. It is the biggest lie of the modern times, but nobody challenged that because they haven't had any major interest in doing so. THE BIGGEST LIE SPILLED OUT AND REGURGITATED ALL OVER AGAIN AND AGAIN AND AGAIN !!!!

[@jmw9904]

The first part of the music sounds like the beginning of Spiderman 2 on the PS2.

[@mariedoyle2790]

This is just a huge production, I don’t know how they put it all together so well. Good job NASA.

[@bittasweetsymphony726]

17:40 see how long it takes for the rocket to get momentum, why dont they make a contraption that can help lift it up? say 100meters? or more? it would save so much energy

[@user-lt6fg7ou6p]

وعلامات وبالنجم هم يهتدون-صدق الله العظيم- سبحان الله الخالق-المصور-

[@jclar7210]

That's about as far as space travel will go

[@BinahDYutubesMhonD-InYrdULIG]

Tx..

[@NASA-XXX]

this guys know what are doing

[@TheHulabob]

How about the trappist forth planet

[@Berlynic]

You guys should indicate how old the video is in its description. This one is old and not very informative 😕

[@martinbachleda5393]

Out of this world

[@anthonyj.adventures9736]

Funny early sapce travel was the saturn and Apollo rockets. Then the shuttle. Aww screw it let take a step back. More rockets. Awesome.

[@Agarwaen]

the space shuttle was the step back.

[@savagelevel714]

Large bodies of Water Never Curve at a Rest. “Theory of Gravity “ is just the laws of Density, and , at the edge of a lake, do we fall off??? No. That’s the Antartic Treaty preventing us from seeing the edge/walls of ice containing our oceans. WE WERE ALL FOOLED , since before we could think for ourselves, Schools Indoctrinate, they don’t teach us Real Knowledge. Skim my profile. Never convincing,only showing those with eyes to see. And all this space nonsense isn’t real. It’s literally CGI. What we we see in the sky is there, it’s just not what they’re telling u it is , that’s not correct. We were Created and and so was this realm, that functions Intelligently.

[@bakenumber4]

May all the people return home safely.

[@iamshango3005]

Good luck with that

[@savagelevel714]

Large bodies of Water Never Curve at a Rest. “Theory of Gravity “ is just the laws of Density, and , at the edge of a lake, do we fall off??? No. That’s the Antartic Treaty preventing us from seeing the edge/walls of ice containing our oceans. WE WERE ALL FOOLED , since before we could think for ourselves, Schools Indoctrinate, they don’t teach us Real Knowledge. Skim my profile. Never convincing,only showing those with eyes to see. And all this space nonsense isn’t real. It’s literally CGI. What we we see in the sky is there, it’s just not what they’re telling u it is , that’s not correct. We were Created and and so was this realm, that functions Intelligently.

[@JohnMHill-oi6rb]

THIS IS HISTORIC ! Artemis's Orion ! is flying BEHIND the moon. Nov.23/22, JMH

[@donsise1126]

NASA never never never landed on the Moon with PEOPLE !!! The US Government kept lying for 60 years now over and over again. It is the biggest lie of the modern times, but nobody challenged that because they haven't had any major interest in doing so. THE BIGGEST LIE SPILLED OUT AND REGURGITATED ALL OVER AGAIN AND AGAIN AND AGAIN !!!!

[@hakhaimo]

Why NASA does not want to use tested and proven systems such as falcon 9 and falcon heavy to launch Artemis? I think both platform by SpaceX are qualified or sufficient enough. Please correct me if I'm wrong.

[@toe2toe22]

The Star Wars 'escape' pod is becoming reality via NASA?

[@cinellixa]

They could launch 1 mission every 50 years, that's efficient. 😃😃😃

[@pavel1809]

so if they have only 16 engine lest over so they not making any more engine that crazy

[@dariuszszumczyk9162]

I guess, in the sense that almost all Hollywood productions have a more or less negative impact on our lives, the title of this video is correct. I wouldn’t waste time actually watching or listening to it!

[@ArKritz84]

Yeah, you might learn something that doesn’t align with your belief system. Can’t have that…

[@JohnMHill-oi6rb]

Nearly 84 miles from the moon, BEHIND the moon. John M. Hill,author.

[@xxxtexanpa]

I seem to be a little behind the ages here. I don't understand why so much fuss is being made about a flight to the moon in 2022 to 2025. I remember distinctly that we did that in 1969 and then several more after that. We even brought back moon rocks for study. That was 53 years ago. Did NASA not keep records? What am I missing?

[@alonsoguardado3197]

NUEVA ERA SPACIAL!! POR HAY BAMOS LLEGANDO YÀ A MARTE ALA LUNA Y ALOS DEMÁS PLANETAS EN CUESTION DE HORAS MINIMO DÍAS PERO NÓ MESES NI MUCHO MENOS AÑOS

[@yabbadabbadoo8225]

Looks like I gotta wait until 2024 to get my sunnies back?

[@TheHulabob]

Yes its old vintage info