The Plane That Accidentally Flew Into Space 😨 (EXPLAINED)

[@BuiHieuDong]

That pilot be like: "I came looking for copper and i found gold."

[@Bingull.Jp.g]

Likes but no comments? *hold my beer.*

[@restartlol5575]

Man became a astronaut in accident

[@whoisriaa]

I SEE YOU EVERYWHERE WITH YOUR CONAN PROFILE PICTURE 🤩🤩

[@Battleray]

Congrats on 9k comment kid

[@tjxwheel7812]

@@restartlol5575 a bunch of pilots of the X15 became astronaut even Neil Armstrong became an astronaut on an X15

[@Vexoyz]

Bro is never gonna lose 2 truths 1 lie ever in his life 💀

[@Vxsya21]

Fr man

[@Vextor96]

"I am a pilot" "I almost died once" "I accidentally went to space in a plane"

[@IkanSalai21]

@@Vextor96" ooh so its not u almost died.. wait.. you went to space? I tought you're a jet pilot"

[@ChehshHuhbbbn]

@@IkanSalai21It wasn’t a jet. The plane is rocket powered. The only reason he reached space was because it didn’t need air to run the engine. Jets can’t make it anywhere close to space.

[@amog8235]

*_TRUTH TRUTH TRASH_*

[@gezzapk]

Wife: So how was work? Pilot: Out of this world!!

[@sterlingarcher8072]

Nice

[@fixittrex]

So underrated lol

[@Itsz_samloll]

Hahaha

[@MagicL12345]

Nice one 😂

[@itsJayden461]

NAHHH😂😂😂😂

[@falllimit]

Imagine being able to say “Oh yea I accidentally went to space one time”

[@ragvionarwhals]

ikr

[@IMG3455]

Only in ohio

[@Anisee0303]

​@@IMG3455 It can happen anywhere, not just Ohio.

[@Evtascafiltpvadcsflloliltefsat]

@@IMG3455 you’re not funny

[@jasontan7920]

Or he keep saying wtf wtf im in space. Please please how back to earth

[@cheese55431]

"honey what happened? why r u late?" "oh babe I went to space accidentally"

[@stpetersburgmapping5964]

Imao

[@101kawsar]

😂

[@rocio5398]

This should have more likes 👌

[@D_LGND]

“Just got back from leaving the world”

[@deadbrav]

oh shoot

[@bloxybacon9033]

Pilot: oops I took a wrong turn! The wrong turn:

[@FmCrazpySac]

Imagine if it stalled💀

[@Scarhouari]

😂😂😂😂

[@sano_ontop]

@@FmCrazpySachow would it stall in space 💀

[@FmCrazpySac]

@@sano_ontop no i mean on the way to space

[@yafinubayed9084]

​@@ScarhouariTrue profile👍 🇮🇱❌

[@Fordabeam]

Alpha retreat back to base. Pilot:I can't. Tower:why not. Pilot:I'm in space

[@ninethetwotailedfox]

Lol

[@pitr80]

Wa da fuk

[@law-J1407b]

Bro used too much "."

[@moch.hirsyam]

Im burst laughing

[@TheKuipermans]

Bro passed the kuiper belt 💀

[@aweiszguy]

Gave new meaning to the phrase, "The sky's the limit."

[@Astro-J85]

Literally😂

[@user-fz7bl6hq7s]

Deserves more likes

[@FifyKaqiqiPain]

*"The space's the limit"*

[@Anotherandomuser022]

@@user-fz7bl6hq7s Mmm, nah, I think it's fine.

[@dluo2000]

More like “shoot for the stars”

[@Mrhatman124]

"Allright passengers if you look down at your window you can see earth" 💀

[@itsJayden461]

😂😂😂

[@shreyaseedutta90]

If some day you delete this, so : "Alright passengers if you look down at your window, you can see space."

[@TheSpaceMomma]

😂😂 this one got me

[@Asperkid22]

​@@shreyaseedutta90if he deletes the comment, ur reply will go with it

[@NedTheRat]

​@@Asperkid22😢

[@Isbeys]

"where are you sergant?" "space" "WHAT THE FU-"

[@acid2-128]

Only officers and some warrant officers are pilots

[@nutmaster420_]

@@acid2-128 it really doesn’t matter we understand what the joke means

[@SixM9IV]

😂😂😂

[@ikelos8190]

IM IN SPACE

[@skither4305]

God loves you

[@OverPatriotic_Algerian]

Bro took "I think my pilot screwed up" to another level💀

[@Williame1428]

Underrated

[@Sasukesanimation]

I can only imagine the pilot thinking “eh captain where the hell am I?”

[@Pot_frenzy_offical]

Uhmm yea over 700 miles

[@Geekertop]

The first comment with 999 likes

[@itsolivia745]

“I’ll just go up a bit higher.” *flies into fucking space*

[@proudvietnam]

It is a freaking engine bug that was not patched

[@LucasMii]

@@GhaithGhaith-jc9ukbro this is not youtube kids, ppl can swear

[@GhaithGhaith-jc9uk]

@@LucasMii did I even ask u this is not the street or does it look to u?

[@juanrodas8933]

@@GhaithGhaith-jc9ukfuck no people can fucking swear all they fucking want

[@jare2067]

@@GhaithGhaith-jc9ukclearly you don’t get what yt comments are bud😂 anyone can reply to your dumb@ss comment

[@UnhorsedGoose]

That flight, X-15 Flight 90, was launched on July 19, 1963 and piloted by Captain Joseph A. Walker. The highest altitude achieved in that flight was 106 kilometers, making it 6 kilometers above the international "edge of space" known as the Karman Line. While he did reach space, he was most certainly not the first US Citizen to go to space as that achievement had already been made by Alan Shepard on May 5, 1961 when his Mercury-Redstone launch vehicle took him to an altitude of 187 kilometers. In the roster of people who've gone to space, Capt. Joe Walker is #13, right after Soviet cosmonaut Valentina Tereshkova only a month prior.

[@calvinkeisler6702]

Thank you

[@kjinhayabusa]

what happened to them? did they come back?

[@alfredabbey6162]

​@kjin no they got married and settled down in space.

[@UnhorsedGoose]

@@kjinhayabusa Yes, they did return to Earth after their respective spaceflights. Rear Admiral Alan B. Shepard Jr. would later be diagnosed with Meniere's Disease and removed from flight status, and was soon made Chief of the Astronaut Office and put in charge of training astronauts and astronaut candidates. Later he underwent a surgical procedure that would cure his Meniere's Disease and was returned to flight status. He was originally scheduled to be commander of Apollo 13 but due to the crew being unfamiliar with the Apollo spacecraft and their operation, they were rescheduled to fly Apollo 14, luckily for them. On February 5th, 1971, he became the fifth person, the oldest person (at 47), and the only one of the original Mercury 7 astronauts to walk on the Moon. He died of chronic lymphocytic leukemia on July 21st, 1998 at the age of 74. His daughter, Laura Shepard Churchley, also flew to space on December 11th, 2021 on Blue Origin's NS-19 mission. Captain Joseph Walker would go on to be the first test pilot on the Lunar Landing Research Vehicle project made to train astronauts on the flight dynamics of the later Apollo Lunar Excursion Module. On June 8th, 1966 Cpt. Walker was in a close formation flight with the experimental prototype XB-70 Valkyrie supersonic strategic bomber when his F-104N Starfighter collided with the right wingtip of the Valkyrie, causing his aircraft to roll up, over, and down into the left wing and vertical stabilizers. Soon after, the XB-70 entered an unrecoverable spin and crashed, killing the co-pilot of the Valkyrie. At only 45 years of age, Captain Walker died when his aircraft collided with the left wing of the Valkyrie and exploded, likely killing him instantly.

[@PlagueDoctorCosplayer]

But he WAS the first person to be in space with a normal plane! ✈️

[@sethyaiko]

I can’t wait to “accidentally” fly into space when I’m in the Air Force😂

[@ThePlayer-rg1ne]

The space force hired this man on the spot

[@swastikkumar5115]

Some planes are not allowed to go too high And some planes wont even function up there

[@reaIixx]

*most

[@User_yhvz]

Have fun floating till you die of dehydration or hypothermia….

[@wingless747]

@@swastikkumar5115 No way!!!?!!??!??!!,

[@mriron6750]

Bro really said "i need some space!"

[@vauu1266]

2mins and 1 like? Lemme fix

[@darshjain3642]

This one's good😂

[@MacCheese222]

“Dang we in space again”💀

[@MrBlobby124]

Lol

[@bababoy277]

💀

[@Reyazuddin_Ansari]

😂 😂

[@Hwinyii]

Bro said it like it happens every day 💀💀💀

[@nicholasskevis8305]

The first US citizen to go to space was Alan Sheppard (1961). The aircraft you are refering to is the X-15 (and there were 8 flights of that plane which reached space and they were intentional). Sometimes factchecking is a good practice...

[@glenchapman3899]

Thank you. I though I was losing my mind. I was born the day John Glenn went into space and that is a year before this incident.

[@Daniel-bu2vu]

Exactly these machines know how high they can go and as you can control it...I don't think you can unintentionally go that high

[@johnnyfire3860]

None of these dudes factcheck anything

[@richardpeetrinpeetrin9817]

Did you know that the X-15 was really a rocket 🚀 and reached a max speed of 4,500 mph ? You're right about Colonel John Glenn.

[@waynefletcher9884]

Flight 90 of the North American X-15 was a research flight conducted by NASA and the US Air Force on July 19, 1963. It was the first of two X-15 missions that passed the 100-km high Kármán line, the FAI definition of space, along with Flight 91 the next month. The X-15 was flown by Joseph A. Walker, who flew both X-15 spaceflights over the Kármán line.

[@Knedits85]

Bro had one job and messed it up in the worst way possible 💀

[@CC-1010-Fox]

"Hey hunny how was your flight?" "I went to space"

[@bobnoboss]

Bro flew up to space, came back, and really said "yo my bad."

[@SZ_DARKK]

fr

[@sicubed]

the plane has black air force energy 🥶

[@Brothaitsaborrito1857]

Bro became a spacecraft.

[@VAviation24]

“Yuri was the first man in space” “Nah nah, a random ass plane has gone up into space before him”

[@RandomChannel982]

The 1st US CITIZEN But still Alan Shepherd: are u sure about that Edit: I just read ur replies so technically I changed my comment

[@gryffin64]

@@RandomChannel982 first American to go to space was Alan shepherd in 1961 so this dude wasn’t the first American

[@lucashuang1039]

@@RandomChannel982 neil armstrong was the first on the moon not in space

[@Berkcam]

I don't believe this shit. If he was truly in space he would have no control and still be up there

[@TOXXIC_RTLW]

@@Berkcamwell actually that is possible there is still gravity in space just very little if u were to fly straight up into space u would be pulled back by gravity slowly rockets are launched straight but slowly angle to a 45 degree angle before leveling the atmosphere and level out to nice it has enough momentum to stay on n orbit satellites are actually moving around 11,000 miles per hour that’s how fast they need to be in orbit and also they need to be a certain distance away from the atmosphere. This pilot on the other hand only left about a few 1000 ft outside of the atmosphere at Mach 5 which came down after a short period of time. If there was no gravity in space the moon wouldn’t be circulating the earth it would of just flown right past.

[@Leafdropofficial.091]

"mommy! we're on space!" "oh sweetheart, it's just one of your drea-" "OH HELL NAH"

[@TF5GEV]

If ur wondering who was the pilot it was (yury gargary) fun fact: he died at a young age (34) how did he die, he died when he crashed his jet with his friend. Hope this helps.

[@zarrarbaloch7600]

I love the part where he actually explained why it went to space

[@eannamcnamara9338]

It was a test plane ran by the USAF and NASA to test flights at extreme altitudes and speeds. The data it gathered helped develop the first American spaceship the mercury capsule. Once NASA had flown a few mercury flights they became interested in developing a reusable space plane. Since the X-15 was capable of flying into space ( not into orbit) they used it to get some data on it. The data was important to the development of the space shuttle.

[@triggerfinger7831]

​@@eannamcnamara9338 now this is information. Thank you ma man

[@martinpeled-flax455]

In 1961 Alan Shepard was the first US citizen in Space.

[@1nzagh1]

I think he meant first US pilot in space.

[@BulletsTheBlazing]

​@@1nzagh1wasn't Alan a test pilot

[@someidiot4311]

​@@1nzagh1youtube shorts are known for misinformation. This plane was meant to go to space.

[@VG_164]

​@@1nzagh1All the first astronauts where pilots lmao 😂

[@switzerland1394]

I'm never going to get used to this guy making his KZbin shorts, straight to the point.

[@CloudingITS]

"damn i hope i get to south korea in 24hours" "Ni🅱️🅱️a we in space"

[@XanderAnimations]

Lmao

[@gurvb]

*proceeds to arrive in the falklands*

[@PizzayaWasTaken]

I hate it when I accidentally fly to Proxima Centauri💀🥶😩

[@jppreal]

"Man i hate it when i accidentally fly to another reality with different laws of physics 💀"

[@Gonnakmsheartemoji]

HELP

[@jwanavelino7816]

Man i hate it when i accidentally fly out of the omniverse

[@Katakurimochiguy]

nah bro i was just flying casually then i literally flew to all the planets stephson saw sagittarius A and tom 618 and i hate it when that happens😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭

[@lamatamer]

Physics* sorry autocorrect

[@Aurora.gorilla]

Honey how’d you miss your flight? The flight:

[@darkcreepervideos]

Maverick been really quiet ever since he saw this

[@itsJayden461]

That gives "Gonna take ride into the danger zone" to a whole new meaning 💀💀💀💀

[@the_western_hotdog]

Fr​@@itsJayden461

[@Spaz50]

Always wondered what happened if you went to space and just floated forever on accident

[@meloney]

You won't float forever if you just went into space. Even at an altitude of 400 km (iss) you are still bound to about 90% of earth's gravity. In the ISS astronauts experience microgravity ("weightlessness") because they are falling around earth. If a rocket would go straight up for even 800 km above earth, it would still fall down. Thats why a rockets trajectory isn't straight up but to the side, so it has a speed fast enough it is falling to the earth but falls around the curve at all times.

[@willowthesily672]

You would need a very powerful rocket to escape the earth’s gravity

[@RG_aming]

​@@willowthesily672not powerful... just some brains like ISRO scientists who sent a baby rocket that struggled to go to moon reach mars in 1st try💀

[@BoultAve_Editz]

Bro became an astronaut for free

[@eXotiic06]

“One small step for man, one giant leap for - PLANE?!” Edit: MoM iM fAmOuS

[@pasteyboi9918]

@kingboo19 plane is a generalization

[@tjxwheel7812]

@kingboo19 its not its rocket powered lol and a jet plane is also a plane

[@dimondc24]

It's called the X 15

[@Number6ManUrinates]

It's a rocket🗿

[@garlicbread1575]

​@@Number6ManUrinates rocket plane Same mechanics as jet engine different way of doing it

[@user-xogush75hs]

When you have made plans but God has other plans for you 😂😂

[@Dude1400.]

God’s plans are the only ons you need

[@shiniachigamingz5804]

Ah! Lemme check my window- W-w-Where did my pilot take me?!?!

[@lostinthemiddleoftheocean4948]

"so, which was your best vacation ever?" "that one summer when i accidentally went to space" "uh...what?"

[@SofiaGaming006]

true

[@leanthonywade6095]

"Achievement Unlocked:How did we get here?"

[@atagoandtakao532]

Yeah I feel like the x-15 will do that has the record of being the fastest jet in the world I think it holds some sort of record of being fastest went nine times the speed of sound

[@vaily_edits]

sorry if it’s rude but you spelled “here” wrong

[@atagoandtakao532]

@@vaily_edits I think that's because he doesn't know how to spell and he was using an audio system

[@vaily_edits]

@@atagoandtakao532 Oh ok, I understand.

[@captainrusca]

Achievement unlocked: is it's a plane space?

[@realfakevlogz521]

"The Earth is fla-" Pilot: Say no more

[@dylanwebster2656]

Alan Shepard launched on a Mercury-Redstone on May 5, 1961, making him the first U.S. citizen in space.

[@Space-Doge]

The X-15 was actually built to go a bit over the Karman line

[@Capybara-rushkyi]

The x-15? The first spaceplane when into space? It’s crazy it did its intended mission

[@ps3nd0ny59]

NASA: Spent billions to build a rocket powerful enough to escape the Earth's gravity This boi: all you need is to fly up Edit: Thank you so much for the likes everyone! For years of commenting here in KZbin this is actually the first and my only comment that got this much likes.

[@tjxwheel7812]

Its a rocket plane that goes 7 times the speed of sound and needed to be launched from a b52 and if it failed you died they wore space suits inside it and it had reaction controls it also costs hundreds of millions and can’t get close to orbit

[@dimondc24]

Rocket no it's a jet called the x 15!!

[@Enzo_Gaming00]

@@dimondc24 it’s a rocket powered aircraft

[@Enzo_Gaming00]

Also, this guy beat the Soviets, because according to Siri Yuri went up and 61

[@banana_man3823]

​@@Enzo_Gaming00 the X-15 got to space in 1963, after '61...

[@braindeadgaming808]

Imagine the radio calls to the people on the ground: “Hey captain, i have some good news and some bad news” “Ok, let me hear the good news” “I am the first U.S civilian to be in space” “….” “The bad news is, i am the first U.S civilian to be in space”

[@davidjenson8124]

Except he was not a civilian

[@Rekotti]

Why is it bad news?

[@Despressoreal]

“Hey uhh.. im in space right now” “You’re.. what?”

[@doodoodaddy42]

The plane is an X-15, experimental to see how fast a single manned aircraft could go, they put it on the bottom of a B52A and dropped it mid air, and because of the added altitude form the launch in helped it get lift and go into space, amazing story though

[@evanwiechert3168]

That sounds fucking horrifying. Hope they had countermeasures for a situation where the craft lost conventional directional control

[@nikolajdrost6946]

Horrifying why my man went to space

[@story8295]

​@nikolajdrost6946 can u imagine not having any form of maneuverability, because there is no way conventional steering from wing flaps can work in a place with no air or medium and you just accelerate into the void of space forever or until something hits you or u hit something

[@mialoak810]

​@@story8295see I was hoping the video would elaborate because I was wondering if they were still able to breathe for that time or what? But from what you're saying it sounds like he wasn't able to breathe? Or did I read that wrong, I'm truly curious

[@story8295]

@mialoak810 I'm saying that he was on the verge of entering space, while the exosphere is not technically space, there still wouldn't be enough air for him to survive, but for the x-15 to go at high altitudes is that it would be allow to achieve mach 5, but to go at high altitudes means that the cabin he is in needs to pressurize so technically he is not really going to run out of air it's just that as soon as he enters space a lot of complications can happen to the aircraft as it was not really designed for space but for high altitude and high speed testing, also maybe he will suffocate because I'm gonna assume that the x15 doesn't store oxygen but compresses from the outside and pushes it into the cabin for pressurization

[@mialoak810]

@@story8295 ahhhh okay, thank you so much 😊

[@fireflyyt6644]

62 mile boundary 1963 so Camman18:WHat ArE ThE cHaNcEs

[@ibsinfrastructureltd.4490]

That must have been a scary but yet thrilling experience

[@drspace9389]

"O nah I think I messed up a bit"

[@tjxwheel7812]

He survived

[@evohamza]

@@tjxwheel7812 so?

[@whyshouldicareYT]

For those that don't know what that plane was it was a us air force x-15 a mach 6 hipersonic aircraft

[@riaanvh4173]

Pilot just needed some space...🤓

[@vauu1266]

1 year ago and 4 likes? Lemme fix tha

[@craygaming6775]

I'm gonna change these

[@paulalexisasuncion6361]

God damnit Jerry this is the 4th time this week

[@taozhou4758]

Ppl at the international space station: Hey bro is that a plane💀

[@StygianXedits]

"guys tell your best accidental discoveries I once found a sparkling spring in the middle of the desert" "I saw a tiny shark in a pond" "I once accidentally flew to space" "noice"

[@ivettrivera5306]

Bro did a *"Ima go fly for you, Weeeeeeeeee-"*

[@jakipooVR]

war thunder players: where’s the last guy? the last guy:

[@richardclark8821]

On May 5, 1961, Alan Shepard became the first American in space. He flew on a Mercury spacecraft. There was just enough room for one person. He named his capsule Freedom 7. It launched on a Redstone rocket. The Army first used the Redstone as a missile. On this flight, Shepard did not orbit Earth. He flew 116 miles high. Then he came back down. The flight lasted about 15 ½ minutes. The mission was a success.

[@NikTehWafel]

I think he means non-astronauts

[@richardclark8821]

If the creator of this tidbit of history already knew Alan Shepard was the first American in space, then he's imprecise in his public reporting and expressing himself. Once there was a time when this was not a good quality to have for aspiring reporters or journalists. If he was ignorant of this fact and failed to discover it, then he's not only exposing his ignorance, but his laziness. Even the minimum amount of on-line research would have prevented this error. However, he has nothing to fear. Modern media companies don't seem to care anything about the intelligence, accuracy, work ethic, or ethics in general possessed by the people they hire.

[@ousmanesidibe951]

Remember, one small error is ok, but two will send you to space

[@ThatOneRussianTank]

"Where'd he go? Space? " "No, into the space between spaces"

[@cartismicrophone]

“man this turbulance wild af”

[@danzstuff]

watch the first scene in first man the god damn camera shakes so much you cant see shit💀

[@anotherlol4931]

Bro took the "Damn the pilot messed up" to the next level

[@rosemariedimatulac5923]

Imagine playing 2 truths 1 lie “Oh yeah and I flew in to space one time on accident!”

[@sheruandme3629]

Escape velocity has left the chat

[@thehoppinggroundhog]

your logic has left the chat

[@Aquafuel84]

Maybe he just did it on purpose, nobody will ever know

[@tjxwheel7812]

He overshot I think most flights where supposed to go to 70 km not 100km except for twice where they intended to go to space of the 3 times they did it but idk what flight he was referring to

[@coleanderson8035]

​@@tjxwheel7812 the x 15 was designed to go to space..it had all the control surfaces that spacecraft have today. And every flight path was planned. It seems as though the "accidental" part of this story is false since there seems to be little to no evidence that this unintentional

[@ivory_commander1265]

​@@coleanderson8035thanks, you're the only one who knows waht an X-15 is😂😂

[@coleanderson8035]

@@ivory_commander1265 sure seems like it around this comment section 😂

[@mr.sunmeadow]

@@coleanderson8035 yeah. Many people seem to forget that it had RCS as well as aerodynamic control surfaces. Mf was literally prepared for space

[@FML2350]

Girlfriend: what took you so long. Guy: I accidentally went to space. Girlfriend: definitely. Guy I think me and you need some SPACE

[@That_Weird_Guy0102]

but he is not the first guy that found sentinel prime ship ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)

[@brian6391]

I've always wondered why we don't just build large jets like this to go to space rather than the outdated ground launch rocket system we still use today. (Edit) haven't been on KZbin in a while so didn't see the replies but if you're attempting to insult me you didn't understand what I said. Different fuels are used outside of our atmosphere so you don't need air like you all keep saying the oxygen is in the fuel haha.

[@Phoenixtears222]

I'm absolutely no expert, but my guess is that our rockets are made with the (fire?) Resistant pannels, specifically for entering and exiting the atmosphere. That pilot was likely in space for a few minutes, while rockets are generally floating up there for much longer. The proper equipment, and living space likely requires the type of rocket we use today, rather than an ordinary fighter jet

[@idontknowanygoodnames1498]

I not quite sure what you had in mind but I'll just reel off stuff. Jets need air to work, rockets use an oxidizer stored in a tank instead, there are works on jet engines that can transition to using oxidizer mid flight though. Plane like aircraft, even the x-15 are nowhere even close to getting to orbit, the amount of speed required is beyond anything that any jet or even rocket propelled plane (SSTO) can achieve. If you're talking about launching from a jet, that is already happening with virgin orbit, but they are limited to smaller payloads.

[@diegofuentealba2568]

You can't use a jet in space buddy. There's no air...

[@RobbieNguyen]

So basically, jets aren't good compared to "outdated" ground launch is that the payload is incredibly small and jets don't even work in space. Ground launched rockets are better because you can scale them up to carry massive payloads into higher orbits and past into interplanetary space.

[@danzstuff]

thats what we're experimenting with right now, the x-15 had 6000m/s of fuel, which is close to orbital velocity (7700m/s)

[@Darwinwaterson1]

Driver:uhm i need help! tower: why Driver: i got into space Tower: hahaah funny wait WHAT

[@Wanderwaves44]

I love ur videos! ❤️❤️🥰😍👍

[@ToEzJZEAP]

The perfect loop doesn’t exi-

[@branislavsvrcek5139]

This guy never runs out of content

[@Vortexo07]

"Bermuda Triangle" next pls I already know the fact but I like to hear it with the voice 🔥

[@Empire_of_Germany]

The definition of "Oopsies i want a *LITTLE TOO FAR* "

[@Skully_Shorts]

Sadly, the pilot however died in a mid-air collision during a formation, what a legend.

[@Craftbyajmal2977]

When i go i was a pilot. When i came i was an astronaut.

[@Edoodles]

"Hey, Where the hell is the plane? the mission was supposed to be over three hours ago!" "Well.. I kind of... Flew into space?"

[@ratshipyt]

I fucking love the x-15, it’s basically a icbm with a guy inside

[@SaravanaN-ry4yi]

Love your videos zack 😊

[@MatPlaysSolsRng]

Bros dad lore is gonna be insane

[@DeoPawel]

Bro really set a record he didn't expect

[@DanSlotea]

That's like saying frogs fly.

[@Saskatoonbro1746]

Jfk: 💀 Guy: hahahhahahahhaha 😞

[@godzillaop6106]

Bro took the phrase "looking for food and got a wife" to other level

[@anythingvidz2003]

Where are all the people who keep saying we live in a glass and the earth is flat??😂😂😂

[@philippinesf619]

“WOOOO! oh its dark i gotta go b- WTF”

[@science1004]

Bro roasted all those astraunaut degrees with this one 💀

[@ThatNoob-Dk]

Bro, well, be living like Star Wars in the future 💀💀💀💀

[@GodlyGaming96]

My buddy keith once got into a fighter jet and accidentally flew into space.

[@2STR0]

I have a question. The first American citizen to reach space was Alan B. Shepard Jr. He was launched into space onboard the Freedom 7 spacecraft from Cape Canaveral’s Launch Complex 5. He wasn’t even the second American in space, so where did you get this information?

[@AstroCatEditz]

Hello Zack! love your vids! I am not saying your wrong but this man was not the first person to go into Space he was one of the steps ahead into space but he was very close! Alan Shepard was the first American

[@asetatlikalem]

Bro will be the coolest uncle in the history

[@HistoryCountryballsofficial]

Bro gotta be get hired by NASA💀

[@DINORBLX23]

Dad lore gon' be crazy

[@Ethan-fj2cn]

Gotta love the X-15

[@Teakbumblbee]

“Sky’s the limit” Pilot: Nah space is

[@Unitedcrashaviation]

I BET MALVRICK WOULD BE JEALOUS

[@Chernoby_1986]

"Planes can't fly in space!" This dude: " ARE YOU SURE ABOUR THAT"

[@sebastiannolte1201]

This video is misleading. This is an airplane with a rocket engine and it was made for flights in such high altitudes. The 62 miles definiton is arbitrary anyway, nothing happens when you go higher, there is no "border to space" US Air Force uses 50 miles as the beginning of space, and it was higher than that in former flights.

[@Chernoby_1986]

@@sebastiannolte1201 I know that. I am an Aviation Geek. The x1 still falls in the catergary of a plane so I make a bit sense

[@sebastiannolte1201]

@@Chernoby_1986 OK, I should have looked at your name and profile picture 🙂

[@Chernoby_1986]

@@sebastiannolte1201 no problem. Your answers makes sense

[@DIYArtandCrafts_11]

gigagedigedagedago

[@monicaanzora4290]

The poilot be like:it is going to be fine Everyone in the plane:they start screaming