SpaceX's historic Polaris Dawn spacewalk - Full EVA broadcast

[@atomicplague157]

Super grateful to see live cameras. When the head cam was on for EVA1 it felt for a moment I was there. Thank you SpaceX. Congrats to all. Commentators work great.

[@strato2ostrut]

Why didn’t we see the hatch open and shut?They just happen to cut away at those moments?

[@michaelenglish2066]

its fake as fuk ...are you taking the piss

[@drhxa]

Given that this mission is a fundraiser, not sharing it live on the SpaceX KZbin channel to bring more attention to it is a shame. Nonetheless, glad we get to see it regardless via 3rd parties

[@Roysenator]

Musk only streams this kind of stuff on X now i think.

[@clevergirl4457]

@@drhxa unfortunately the Guy wants all his content run on the app he splurged 44 Billion on

[@raggles123]

@@clevergirl4457 he saved the World with that act.

[@Kayris]

It got 8 Million views on X. It's not like no one uses it.

[@WorkerFtherich]

🍼

[@clevergirl4457]

Well done SpaceX and Polaris! A flawless operation! I know a lot of people are going to say "oh but we've done this before. that was barely a spacewalk" but we all just witnessed a small step towards a future where potentially millions could be doing this, with more advanced spacesuits and on the moon and mars. Remember, people mocked SpaceX when they wanted to land rockets...

[@fatezero1919]

Stop glazing lol. The operation was useless

[@Bryan-Hensley]

What time time in the video where he went outside. I can't find it

[@mattblack9069]

Yes, ban the haters and doubters.

[@clevergirl4457]

@@fatezero1919 yeah they said that about a lot of things bro… You think this will be a one off thing? They literally have 2 more missions planned

[@aurelnau]

@@clevergirl4457 vous avez de la merde dans les yeux rien à voir avec le fait qu'ils sont des pros des rockets même si c'est vrai aussi.

[@sagecoach]

I will watch this again. I thank the whole SpaceX and Polaris team that made this flight possible and broadcast in such great detail. Much more to come. What times to enjoy again.

[@tropicthndr]

I would watch it again if he did a handstand on those bars with his feet straight up then did some pushups.

[@consciousevolution2822]

Really???... How fast is that space vehicle moving???

[@strato2ostrut]

Yes watch it again and you’ll see that was not a human being. Who the fuck moves like that?

[@strato2ostrut]

17,000mph that’s 6x the speed of the worlds fastest fighter jet. No way they are doing this.​@@consciousevolution2822

[@GOODJMR]

There are 2 astronauts stranded on the ISS. Makes your achievement not so great now. Congrats.

[@User-ry1wj]

Many years later, someone will say that this was filmed in a studio. 😃

[@BlackSwan_Collapse]

I said it during the broadcast. I know a backdrop when i see it. Seriously its a fake. Not joking.

[@CHRB-nn6qp]

​@@BlackSwan_Collapse "I think it's fake, therefore it must be! I am always right! I don't understand something? Impossible!"

[@SkyWatcherUSA]

You must not be on TikTok

[@Thunderwolffs2012]

@@CHRB-nn6qp If you think it's fake ,then your never right unless you consider yourself perfect which no human is unless your not from earth .

[@Thunderwolffs2012]

@@BlackSwan_Collapse You say you know backdrops when you see it Okay do you see me . I'm holding up my Middle Finger at you. and it's not fake !

[@iregingatia5624]

Kudos from Nairobi Kenya. You are in our thoughts and prayers. We wish the crew safe journey back home. ❤❤

[@AKillu47]

They will drive the tesla back home after the studio dont worry

[@KasumiRieko]

Why am I tearing up while watching this and with each walk? Good job all!

[@johnskunk609]

If you're my age and /or was a kid watching the Mercury Gemini and Apollo programs from my back yard I can understand the tears. On video I saw the Space-X boosters land I thought of Buck Rodgers. Anyway . . . . my thoughts and feelings. :-)

[@sunnyventura1603]

its fake u 🤡

[@lolatu8255]

Because it makes you realize how bad ass we humans can be when we put our minds toward something we want to do. Imagine if we didn't fight each other and just concentrated our efforts on positive goals. We would be unstoppable!

[@adammortensen8861]

I am right there with you. I was 5 years old in 1969 when the space program really proved itself and it has been a long trail of failed programs since then...until SPACEX said, "we will do this!" Finally, someone has lifted their eyes back to the skies and beyond with a greater vision than just the eternal drudgery of humanity on our one planet - Earth.

[@vladimirfasyura8191]

мы должны были увидеть мириады звёзд, а космонавты обязаны были получить оргазм от созерцания звёздного космического неба и света ночных городов во тьме.. ни единой звёздочки.. 😢 опять фейк🤨

[@whiteinge]

What a time to be alive! Congrats and kudos to everyone involved.

[@demolition3612]

Very interesting to see the mobility tests, and the astronauts opinions on the mobility surfaces. definitely useful information for future design changes for future missions.

[@colinbarnard6512]

After getting twice the amount of money SpaceX did to build a 21st C Crew Transport, Starliner limps home uncrewed on its 1st 'crewed' spaceflight, and they STILL haven't got this right. CrewDragon, on the other hand is so operational that SpaceX right now is managing 2 simultaneous Crewed flights totally independent of each other demonstrating the versitility and capability of the spacecraft, superior to any other crewed spacecraft on or off the planet. Thank you very much, Boeing, but I'll fly SpaceX! GO POLARIS DAWN!

[@MartinezBros805]

GREENSCREEN🎉 WHAT A FUCKING JOKE

[@adammortensen8861]

More importantly, NASA does not believe in "single string" space access any more after the challenger disaster so they will insist on dumping money on ULA (BOEING and LOCKHEED MARTIN) for year to come. I wonder if ULA will finally admit that they must catch up and develop fully reusable capability (on their own investors' dimes) like SPACEX did. I doubt it.

[@sanhedrinvenus]

Nasa is the joke clearly seen

[@gehtnixan6562]

you are not flying spaceX as anyone wont fly in space…. you are going to sit somwhere in a simulator and not getting it that you are beeing frauded and robbed of big money worth maybe 50 bucks 😂😂 Make David Copperfield Great Again 🤡🤡 space is annillision making anlot of cult beliebers opening their moneybins and flushing their brain Dawn the toilet..🚽

[@gehtnixan6562]

you are not flying spaceX as anyone wont fly in space…. you are going to sit somwhere in a simulator and not getting it that you are beeing frauded and robbed of big money worth maybe 50 bucks 😂😂 Make David Copperfield Great Again 🤡🤡 space is annillision making anlot of cult beliebers opening their moneybins and flushing their brain Dawn the toilet..🚽

[@catchdafever]

The suits. What a marvel of space engineering. Always amazed when limits set your boundaries.

[@rizzo-films]

I think about that all the time, how most scientists and engineers work within these hard limits, while others actually find ways around them, moving the goal posts that most people think are immovable.

[@johnguptill9360]

Hell yeah!! The new suits work great! Way less bulky, first commercial space walk, amazing video, pov is so cool, history in the making, shame more people are not paying attention, people are not paying attention to many things these days...

[@executivesteps]

The first US spacewalk was Ed White in Gemini 4 in 1965. He flew in a standard pressure flight suit of the day which was hardly “bulky”. And he left the vehicle entirely. And on Crew Dragon after a low exertion 5 minute “EVA” on the darkside of the Earth the temperature rose to 92 degrees F. Hardly seems to have “worked great”.

[@MorangRus]

@@executivesteps Yep, and the suit is supplied by an umbilical (as Gemini suit was), not self-contained. That's why it isn't bulky.

[@Pan_Galactic_Gargle_Blaster]

@@johnguptill9360 It's not surprising that a suit that's designed for a couple minutes of sticking your head out of a hatch with all life support connected via an umbilical to the leg is much less bulky than a NASA suit with self contained environmental systems for ~8.5 hours of EVA activity. Further capabilities could be obtained with an add on pack with the SpaceX design, but it'd need more than that to really be ideal for the rigors ISS maintenance EVA activity.

[@mitchprever4632]

​@@executivesteps...I don't think you're grasping the importance of this operation

[@pittiebaby]

Yep- and the dude is alive still too😂

[@fredpeckham7948]

this is so kind of space X to share this history making event!

[@mitchprever4632]

This is unbelievable...these are the spacesuits of fiction...yet here it is...

[@r3dp9]

This type of thing is a LOT more impressive to me after getting a job in maintenance. After witnessing how clumsy a simple pair of electrical gloves and overalls is, I can only imagine the difference that a sleeker spacesuit is. It isn't just about comfort, it's also a matter of working safer and faster.

[@rustyrazzi5182]

…SpaceX is nothing without these courageous people…and all the engineers and staff.. kudos to them 🙏🙏

[@charlesblithfield6182]

Those suits look tight! Amazing footage.

[@arnowaigel2844]

too tight

[@executivesteps]

Remember the suits are inflated to 5 psi absolute.

[@paulmichaelfreedman8334]

@@executivesteps That means the mix is about 66% oxygen and 33% nitrogen? Can anyone confirm?

[@executivesteps]

@@paulmichaelfreedman8334 I thought they were breathing pure oxygen. ???

[@paulmichaelfreedman8334]

@@executivesteps Entirely possible. I just realized (doh!) you don't need to be right down at 0.21 atm to breath 100% O2

[@CBobas29]

Awesome footage! Fantastic view of the stars takes your breath away!!! 😱😱😱

[@PeteDunes]

Looks like that astronaut went for a "space peek" instead of a spacewalk. Stuck his head out, then thought, "Yup, that’s space alright. Time to head back in before my coffee gets cold!"

[@John3-bz3uu]

Well it was mainly a spacesuit test

[@williambrowne2956]

What have you done?

[@TXCherokee]

Their suit was connected to teather for life support and comms They could not go beyond length of teather

[@joeproductions92]

It looks to me like the puppet they were using was malfunctioning. The arms wouldn't move at all and then they went haywire. Probably would have been even more embarrassing to show the entire doll, so they just settled for waggling it around awkwardly for a bit and then pulling it back in. The green screen isn't so bad though, but this will only fool NPCs.

[@pittiebaby]

Have you been

[@spaceshot5289]

SpaceX is our future in space exploration. Congratulations on the mission and EVA. God bless you

[@aversieste]

Expectations: Spacewalk Reality: Whac-a-Mole

[@raitheon]

But the view 🤩

[@RUS38]

What-a-Mock🤡

[@RUS38]

@@raitheonthe view is hella cgi🤡

[@joeproductions92]

It's literally a little puppet. The arms failed to work properly though, which I found hilarious. I think they do these psyops in a way which is intentionally obviously fake in order to get people arguing about it. Some people, for some reason, are unable to actually discern lies, probably something to do with their NPC programming.

[@pittiebaby]

Lol

[@annemariepolich1433]

Sending everyone involved good wishes. This is so INCREDIBLE to watch!

[@larrysouthern5098]

Congratulations on a great spacewalk!! Walking in Space By Quincy Jones 1967 A great soundtrack for this occasion.. Way to go SPACEX!!

[@ras1528]

Just a putting at risk voluntary people, to distract from the repetitive failures and delays in the " colonize Moon and Mars" fair tale for limited brains , believing in religious like fantasies

[@Iam_inevitabIe]

It's a fake bro

[@StevenDaugherty-uo5cs]

Wow, congratulations to everyone involved. Very impressive. History in the making.

[@gbhxu]

Am the only one unimpressed? To me, a spacewalk is an astronaut free in space attached only by their umbilical

[@CHRB-nn6qp]

It was a test of the new suits. The reason why they don't go as far out as Alexei Leonov or Ed White did is because safety measures have been drastically increased. They aren't doing it to show off or for our entertainment; they are professionals doing their job and we get to watch them do it.

[@jameskelly3502]

Very understandable. It is basically a repeat of Gemini 4. Impressive, YES, but not pioneering.

[@jameskelly3502]

@@CHRB-nn6qp No, this was a billionaire, paying to "pretend" to be an astronaut. The ground crew were professionals, but the Dragon crew are tourists.

[@gilbert9004]

​@@CHRB-nn6qpthank you for this

[@sfshook8477]

No, you're not. I was expecting something far greater and more advanced.

[@petetravels4534]

Great stuff ! And the new spacesuits look really cool and easy to wear.

[@reggierogoff994]

Amazing. The view from his helmet of the sun and earth is breathtaking. I recommend watching the entire video.

[@maro11speedstarfootballaca30]

cant see it , at what time please

[@ozar_midrashim]

"He" doesn't look at the Sun. They don't even show the view from his helmet camera while he's out in space. Like, why wouldn't you show that?

[@vladimirfasyura8191]

we were supposed to see myriads of stars, and the astronauts were supposed to have an orgasm from contemplating the starry cosmic sky and the light of night cities in the darkness... not a single star... 😢 fake again🤨

[@vladimirfasyura8191]

​@@maro11speedstarfootballaca3039:33

[@patrickdavis7815]

for a person of my age this is mind blowing...thanks

[@danb9143]

It is amazing what we can accomplish when we work together. Congratulations to humanity. Thank you all that helped getting to this point.

[@rockinrobyn1423]

🤣

[@ras1528]

Humanity in this planet now has billions of people that lives in poverty and will not be salved by this expensive comedy.

[@tma2001]

@@ras1528 true - nice of you to give up on flying, eating beef and chicken, fizzy drinks ($80B annual market), owning pets ($60B market), watching blockbuster movies that cost the same as this mission and that's before we account all your food waste, fossil fuel footprint etc. Oh and hand in your mobile phone and laptops that use rare earth elements mined from dodgy human rights nations. And lets not forget all the pestiides and phosphates used to grow all the vegetable monocultured food you buy in the shops. And then there's the trillions spent on the arms trade and standing armies fueling constat conflict worldwide. What's that - you ain't fogone any of the above ? Well welcome to the real world ...

[@ccchhhrrriiisss100]

@@ras1528 It's interesting that the people who complain about "poverty" are usually the people who accomplish the least to prevent or reverse it. In fact, most of the people who complain about "poverty" are usually the ones enjoying taxpayer-funded subsidies. SpaceX actually installs meaningful satellites -- including internet connectivity through Starlink -- that will help individuals without such connectivity have access to something that their own government politicians couldn't care less about (except in word only).

[@Phat88Tony]

It's CGI 😂

[@lightlegion_]

You have something extraordinary here!

[@jefhamner2401]

The Space X Crew’s and ground forces are the most talented humans on the planet. Thanks to all of you.

[@jameskelly3502]

They just copied what NASA did on Gemini 4 in 1965. Yes, they are very talented, but this isn't pioneering.

[@CASA-dy4vs]

@@jameskelly3502it’s the first private however, like it or not it’s still a historical moment that a pretty much privately funded mission is possible.

[@JWalterHolland]

You who's not talented? At grammar? ... You.

[@louisep5178]

Scary to think that beneath them is nothing. Great vid such lucky people to experience this 👌🙏

[@Ban00]

This just proves how inefficent the government is. If this was up to them it'll take 60 years to achieve this feat

[@sjswitzer1]

I see what you did there

[@Chogra]

They did 148 spacewalks in the last 60 years. Far more complex than this one.

[@fpcawolff]

the government created the internet

[@Ban00]

@Chogra you missed the entire point and thanks for proving what I said

[@Ban00]

@Chogra yeah in 60 years and how long have they been in business? Not only did SpaceX go higher, in new less bulky suits, in less time and a new capsule but yeah keep showing your ignorance

[@stuartmaeshiro2254]

This is so cool. I wish I could have seen this live! GOD SPEED!

[@Shanesworkshop]

Absolutely amazing work SpaceX!! It may not seem like much but the first commercial EVA rated space suit test was flawless! This whole process was so smooth and seamless. This is the first step in huge strides to performing routine commercial space walks

[@usmcwhodat8012]

Congratulations to SpaceX and all of their partners!

[@TheSpiderHoss]

That crowd noise is the fakest thing I’ve ever heard in my life 💀

[@clevergirl4457]

fake? how? They're literally there, they show you the crowd of SpaceX employees, some of whom worked directly with this project, cheering them on.

[@vladimirfasyura8191]

мы должны были увидеть мириады звёзд, а космонавты обязаны были получить оргазм от созерцания звёздного космического неба и света ночных городов во тьме.. ни единой звёздочки.. 😢 опять фейк🤨

[@spacesciencelab]

Is that the blueness of the Earth reflecting on those rails? If so, it made me tear up a bit.

[@Pienimusta]

Rather disapointing "walk". They waved their hands for a minute and then got back in.

[@windycityrosin]

You can do better?

[@2honkylips]

Question to your space fanboys: why, if this has happened before, do you all watch it as if they just invented the light bulb?

[@Tiberius-vs9wc]

Because this hasn’t been done before by a private company. It’s just like trying to discredit the accomplishment of a “first black president” when someone else has already become one.

[@cardboard9124]

its the first commercial spacewalk, testing new suits

[@joshuahudson2170]

TBH; hoping for a better spacewalk than stand up with head and torso out the door.

[@rizzo-films]

And it's not just about the technicality that these space walkers are civilians but the fact that it's a clear signifier of the future. Billionaires set the stage because of the currect costs, but one day there will be entirely new economies and workforces operating in space, a HUGE difference from the work being done almost exclusively by elite government scientists. A future that will look closer to sci-fi like The Expanse than anything we've seen before.

[@fkchci681]

This is great, but was it really a space walk? It does not appear that they ever completely left the capsule. Just went up the nose, looked around and went back down. Feet never left the capsule.

[@jrgmty7685]

They never left the studio. Wake up

[@nn98b64]

Technically it's a SEVA. (Also lol at the moron talking about the studio, worst rage bait yet)

[@fkchci681]

@@jrgmty7685 Not to bright are you?

[@弘历爱新觉罗]

Giant leap for human space exploration！Proud of SpaceX，Proud of United States of America🇺🇸🇺🇸

[@LexvanDijk]

One giant leap backwards for mankind..

[@cardboard9124]

@@LexvanDijk sorry, is inventing new EVA suits a step back?

[@ozar_midrashim]

That perform way worse, or barely at all? Yes. ​@@cardboard9124

[@wargor]

They should show Boeing and NASA reaction during this event. I'm no fan of Musk, but I will give credit where credit is deserved. Well done SpaceX

[@dumitrulangham1721]

😅😅 Boeing looking green eyed at moment

[@Pan_Galactic_Gargle_Blaster]

McDonnell (which became most of the management of modern Boeing in a "merger" of equals in '97) already did this in 1965 with their Gemini spacecraft, and the astronaut completely left the capsule on a tether, with actual complete suit environmental systems. Does this actually count as a spacewalk if his feet stayed in the capsule the whole time?

[@tma2001]

fortunately the bread and butter side of SpaceX is run by Gwen as Musk admits himself, as his focus is on the R&D for Starship Heavy. But I wish he'd keep his mouth shut on social media as he's lost a lot of respect from his supporters before he bought out Twitter.

[@gv3125]

​@@tma2001 So, you want to hear only from people you agree with?

[@joelhoffman7173]

So what has Musk ever done to earn your dislike?

[@sjswitzer1]

As foretold, Captain Isaacman popped his head outside the capsule and saw his shadow. No man will walk on Mars for 100 years.

[@Lucy_Araujo]

Bons atores 👏👏👏👏

[@montyjohnson9187]

At 34:48 something flew from the little round window. Looked like a bug or a moth.Did anyone see it ???

[@montyjohnson9187]

34:46

[@joefair9672]

..That's just a never before discovered space moth.

[@vladimirfasyura8191]

Nice 🔬🔭

[@vladimirfasyura8191]

мы должны были увидеть мириады звёзд, а космонавты обязаны были получить оргазм от созерцания звёздного космического неба и света ночных городов во тьме.. ни единой звёздочки.. 😢 опять фейк🤨

[@vladimirfasyura8191]

Только сейчас осознал - что это уже было с нулевым давлением внутри корабля... невесомость + отсутствие воздуха.... никто не мог летать в таких условиях.. выходит, что полёт не настоящий

[@richfranklin5536]

Well done!!

[@paulswildworld9838]

Anyone notice the fly at 35:22

[@andyofengland]

And dust at 33:19

[@brianfigaro6659]

They're hanging upside down on cables 😂😂😂😂

[@aladdinshabanov5872]

…where?

[@user-03XOXO]

Where is the fly? I don't see it

[@Gstargameshow.Partyplay]

와아 속도가 어마무시하네요. 저 속도에서 테스트를 우주에서 하고 있다니.. 다들 대단합니다. 스페이스X 가 대단한 일을 해냅니다.

[@proloductions6412]

where is the space 'walk'

[@MrPinkStrat]

Those Clear Pictures are Amazing Well Done ELON & Team

[@vladimirfasyura8191]

В следующий раз пусть ещё звёзд дорисуют... давно ждём😊

[@domoredujordan]

Amazing test! I do wish we could have seen them floating out there tethered but it's just a test, they have to get through things like this first. People can't expect them to be flipping around out there playing catch on the first go. It's too bad the second walk was in darkness. It must have been wild climbing out into the black, with only the sight of your capsule.

[@tma2001]

the Soviets and USA on their first free floating jaunts learned the hard way they are far too dangerous and both nearly ended in diaster when trying to return inside. There's a reason EVAs are more akin to rock climbing with a short tethered hook at all times and lots of handholds within easy reach. Or standing upright on the end of a robotic arm like in the Shuttle servicing missions.

[@jameskelly3502]

1) SpaceX has no portable life support for these suits. The Teather is his air supply. 2) SpaceX has no EMU to help the astronaut return to the vehicle. 3) All orbital EVAs have astronauts Teather to the structure "and" maintain at least 1 point of contact with the structure at all times. EVAs are not for fun. It's very much life and death. SpaceX risks becoming the next "Ocean Gate".

[@chriscurtis1578]

The Russians think this is fake. Just a few observations they make. The hatch keeps reseating itself as if we are all watching this entire scene filmed upside down. The oxygen hose keeps hanging upward and amazingly when the hatch is finally removed, and the astronaut goes out into "space" we see nothing until his head and upper body are out of the ship? Did the camera quit working? Was this entire thing being shot upside down? Hmmmmmmmmmm I wonder? Why does the first astronaut's hands and arms stay up above their body the entire time, what are they doing. The astronaut in the back who has their legs crossed and their boot braced against the window, are they trying to keep from floating upward or hanging upward. The straps and hoses keep moving upward. Maybe it is real, but we never see the astronaut go completely out of the ship. They are 870 miles out into the Van Allen Belts in total weightlessness and the astronaut never let's go of the rail he is holding on to and are we seeing the "earth" off in the distance. They travel all this distance, and this is the best look of earth we can get. It looks very small. Is this real or fake? Unfortunately, we live in a world with a government that lies to us so who knows anymore. kzbin.info/www/bejne/jZmbkndmnMZ_b9U

[@savetheplantet5799]

Sure would been sweet for an iss flyby and video capture! The angle from underneath would've been the snapshot of a lifetime.

[@bruceccorwin]

Even if Polaris Dawn was directly above the ISS, it would be over 600 miles away. By comparison, when the ISS flies over your house, it's only 250 miles away. So on a video, if the ISS was even visible, it would just be a tiny dot.

[@mossm717]

It takes a huge amount of planning and multiple days to even get close to the iss, NASA takes risks very seriously

[@jameskelly3502]

I believe there is a 100-mile exclusion zone (no fly zone) around the I.S.S. to prevent any unnecessary traffic.

[@timurkontrol8134]

Another Kubrik-like "space" movie.

[@kirkwagner461]

Interesting at 1:50:15 seeing internal pressure drop as the hatch handle is being spun, indicating its seals are letting out remaining cabin air.

[@straighttalk2069]

I believe the time stamp you were looking for was 31:42 you're welcome.

[@tjoy8082]

Yes, the back panel of the screen swelled a lot.

[@kirkwagner461]

@@straighttalk2069 Thanks! My time stamp was correct when it did it, though. Odd. Maybe the video has been edited?

[@videomentaryproductionschannel]

Fantastic, great Job all of you,very pleased it has gone so well glad your all safe 😊

[@identitymatrix]

Am I wrong thinking these suits might be similar to a full-body motorcycle suit? I mean, maybe more stiff, but they look very similar.

[@rizzo-films]

That could have been an inspiration. Those suits are designed to be tightly fitted for safety and are covered in protective layers, similar to these new space suits. Creating a smaller space suit was a challenge so I bet they looked at a lot of different existing tech for inspiration.

[@pinjam100]

? What space walk?

[@Matze66-y4v]

Was für ein Schauspiel, Wunderbar.....😎

[@tbrowder4796]

Imagine what you could be doing to help humanity with all this wasted money and time.

[@graemebrumfitt6668]

Seriously COOL Guys n Gals big thumbs up 👍TFS, GB :)

[@drsteele4749]

Oooopth, he saw his shadow! Six more weeks of winter.

[@AmitaPriya-uz6pz]

Nothing is impossible is proved by every step of space x missions.. congratulations on sucess of this mission and my hope is high on other projects of space x

[@RuslanRimaq]

I don't see any xenomorphs, very disappointed. I was watching several documentaries, and there are always xenomorphs in space. Must be fake.

[@gamingasylum9957]

Xenomorphs are dramatic and rarely show up right away. This is still early, so they're building suspense. Give it another couple of days.

[@dv9360]

A facehugger has to end up onboard first

[@CASA-dy4vs]

Anyone selling facehugger eggs on the moon?

[@ozar_midrashim]

There's a fly at 36:06.

[@fmolinet]

@@ozar_midrashim if you also examine around 34:49, you can see something else moving from around the window and in the same general direction... toward where I presume the hatch seal is breaking. However, I suspect that someone will be able to explain it as a piece of something that was inside finding its way to the hatch as they were opening it to vent out the remaining pressure inside (yes, I see it reads as '0.0' but that's probably not accounting for anything lower than 0.05), and finding its way to the greater vacuum of space than that which was in the cabin (which, if true, is of slightly more concern to me, as I would think the air filtration would be better, as well as a need for more stringent processes for keeping this environment 'clean'... but I'm not a space capsule engineer, so maybe it's fine..). But to everyone: believe what you will, I support people questioning everything and not taking everything at face value. Just be cautious of being overly certain and unable to be swayed from any other viewpoint or perspective, based solely on what you are convinced to be fact, and instead keep asking yourself 'What don't I see?".

[@napalm1178]

Что это за театр? Всё внимательно смотрят и задаются вопросами?

[@youneedtovibratehigher4412]

Look at the progress we made this is amazing, 50 years ago we could send a dozen people 300 000 KM up to the moon and back with the equivalent of a modern toaster computing power, now we celebrate a 'space walk' barely 700 Km up . I'm sorry but either one of these is fake .

[@kerryedwards9878]

Thank you!

[@RedPixel2023]

Humans take for granted the complex movement and locomotion on the surface but things get so complex with all the human protection wearables once in space. Human isnt designed for space so we design suits that allow us to move in zeroG. This is SpaceX suit 101. Great job...now we need the next iteration on the next jump but not a problem since SpaceX is spelled as create, test, innovate and repeat!

[@klimgarinvideo917]

Шоу Бенни Хилла - продолжение

[@sgtkat69]

Congrats all!

[@user-xe8vi8ud4n]

why is this a big achievement if we went to the moon in 1969? right?

[@ComicMelon]

Because it's private

[@svnch3zz]

All those cameras inside and outside and they cut the feed when opening and closing it , this was the moment to prove to me they really are in space and not some studio

[@P__114]

lol of course it’s real. What is wrong with you

[@clevergirl4457]

There are no ground stations in the south Indian Ocean or the Pacific... because there is no ground there! it's not a conspiracy man, NASA loses connections in these areas as well.

[@jaredfox1005]

They had to make sure the iphone 3 they used to film was charged. After the last 20 years it doesn't hold a charge long thanks to all the apple updates.

[@michalgolunxiii6041]

36:06 fly

[@rizzo-films]

Proving that travel to space is real is NOT a priority of ANYONE related to these projects 😂😂. It was proven to every single one of them a long time ago, they're way passed it. As are we.

[@bunshoft]

Why did they do the walk on the nightime portion of the orbit? I'm guessing to keep the temperature down?? Sorry if this was already answered...

[@jim2lane]

It wasn't much of a spacewalk. More like pop your head out and take a space peek

[@barrycoolbrith5130]

Those suits are unreal! What’s the duration they can endure outside the vessel?

[@b.patriotic82]

I wish they would turn the camera towards earth for us too. It would be cool to see what it looks like from wherever they're orbiting.

[@gamingasylum9957]

It takes more effort for them when the earth is showing because they have to edit it in real time so that we're not seeing the true flat disc.

[@anthonychilders9549]

Annnnd you had to ruin it for everyone.​@@gamingasylum9957

[@DiamondPaintWithDiamondDave]

it was turned towards earth, at the very beginning of EVA 1 they crossed the terminator and were over the night side of earth through the whole thing.

[@Senruset]

There are already countless pictures of the globe from space from lots of different space agencies, plus a live stream from the ISS on youtube.

[@dv9360]

You just want to see yourself on camera

[@fishingfreckles]

praying for their safe travel back.

[@ObviouslyBaked]

And we still got people who think the earth is flat. Smh

[@nn98b64]

Mostly morons or more likely just kids looking for attention.

[@LexvanDijk]

Obviously

[@TroyRu-y2b]

lol

[@EnergyShifting]

@@nn98b64it is flat ! Where are the stars d!psh!t?

[@vladimirfasyura8191]

Я не встречал людей, которые верят, что Земля 🌎 НЕ круглая, но зато каждый второй свидетель пришествия Апполона считает, что люди, доказывающие фальшивость Лунных миссий верят в плосскую Землю🥸

[@GregiiFlieger]

So incredibly amazing! Awesome! Humans are awesome!!!

[@Grimmtee]

there goes another 2 hours of my life ill never get back

[@Wildman-zh8lg]

Ok

[@harpindersingh-ik6sh]

You were going to waste them anyways

[@jameslee9726]

That is awesome. Great spacex

[@AresGodOfWar007]

They technically don't leave the capsule

[@YakatoSan]

So many people in the comments saying this is fake It is 2024 and you still think, humanity didn't travel to space. How on earth did we get this far?

[@Christopher_R_Gugliuzza]

Bro looks like he's bobbing up and down like on a string. ... like wtf?

[@piotrgrzywacz2338]

Can we watch recordings from the Dragon between 36.42 and 38.30?

[@chrislaidlaw3308]

None of this would have happened without the genius, determination, inhuman effort and leadership of Elon Musk!

[@jameskelly3502]

Musk didn't design or build any of this stuff.

[@Bodumlightenkindazua]

Amazing!

[@bawarrasowl171]

Hollywood did a good job again😂 A beautiful slapstick

[@iainbarnfield4049]

So a private non nasa non government company do this and you still want to cry it's fake. Honestly, you need to get a grip because you're pathetic.

[@57HarleyDavidson]

@@bawarrasowl171 This isn’t Hollywood.

[@alexcrown497]

А где звёзды? Ну хоть одна... Юпитер, Марс ярко светят, не? А города на тёмной стороне Земли - что, ни одного города не было, ниодного судна рыбацкого не проплывало? (Помним, что в миссии апполон навигацию осуществляли по фонарю, который должно было быть видно за 800 км.)

[@rajeevshagun7409]

theEVA took place on 740 to 730 km altitude , i was expecting something 1400 km altitude what was we were told erliar the same . 1400 is near lower layer of VA belts

[@JaviAnt7747]

They went to 1400 km in altitude, but the EVA was in a lower altitude.

[@rajeevshagun7409]

@@JaviAnt7747 I was told they will conduct EVA on 1400 km peek .

[@tma2001]

@@rajeevshagun7409 nope you didn't read up on the mission then. They've already had 3 months exposure worth from working on the ISS in this short mission from inside the capsule.

[@rajeevshagun7409]

@@tma2001 I was twice told last 3-4 days that EVA will be at 1400 Apogee which was crazy for me .

[@tma2001]

@@rajeevshagun7409 well you are right that would be crazy and was never going to happen. Van Allen Belt dosage experiments were always going to be done inside as every reputable media outlet and industry journalist reported over 3 weeks ago during rehearsal press briefings.

[@liespypolygraph]

Only one question. Who filmed the space walkers from quite a distance?

[@ComicMelon]

There's cameras mounted on the capsule

[@JustSpeakingFacts_]

These are some brave human. They're literally test piloting a spaceship that's never been flown before pretty much. Absolutely brave and such an amazing accomplishment! NASA wishes they could do shit like this.

[@Jeremy9697]

? Falcon 9 is nothing new.... and nasa already did stuff like this... now they are smart enough to contract their work out... to organizations like space x. Think a little bit next time

[@jameskelly3502]

NASA literally did this on Gemini 4 in 1965. Astronaut Ed White did the EVA, while Astronaut James Mcdivitt piloted the Gemini space craft.

[@JustSpeakingFacts_]

@@jameskelly3502 when was last time they updated? They still be using the same shit. Haven't modernized at all. They can't even get their damn astronauts back home for christ sake. SpaceX can go up tommorow and get em if they wanted too.

[@Tarkod]

@@jameskelly3502 people that work for NASA back day are not there anymore unfortunately

[@jameskelly3502]

@@Tarkod You do realize NASA does EVAs on a regular basis? This is entry-level compared to what NASA does.

[@kra776jisnik]

How long did space walk last ?

[@Куколдочка-щ1с]

Кто знает, почему от так странно двигается? И что он вообще делает? Зачем он торчит на половину высунувшись, почему не повернулся к камере? Странное видео

[@dmitriyhooligan5198]

Я думаю он в невесомости держится за поручни , скафандр накачен давлением из за этого движения скованные , плюс тесты нового скафандра , для первого выхода в открытый космос я считаю это победа.

[@dmitriy1211]

@@dmitriyhooligan5198 как уже написали выше - это все уже было проделано в 1965 году в ходе миссии Джемини-4

[@vladimirfasyura8191]

мы должны были увидеть мириады звёзд, а космонавты обязаны были получить оргазм от созерцания звёздного космического неба и света ночных городов во тьме.. ни единой звёздочки.. 😢 опять фейк🤨 Ни единого слова или восхищения звёздами.. космонавтка вылезла из своей дыры в ночную фазу и... и ничего..?! Единственный свет - был от слабого фонаря с крышки полётного модуля и то, светил ей в спину... поэтому она должна была наблюдать всё полноту картины. А так - ни единого пикселя звёзд я не нашёл ни на фото ни на видео. С большинства фоток с МКС при выкручивании яркости и контраста можно получить звёздную картинку - а тут нет - всё, кроме видимых объектов, залито на 100% одинаковым цветом. Ну и удивляет, что никто не взаимодействовал с камерой - повернуться, помахать в камеру, пообезъяннмчать . . Или это доя оунных миссий приберегут потипу гольфа и роверов?

[@brianfigaro6659]

Man! That's a very noisy door latch. I MEAN CUP! I'm so excited, I meant to say Cup! Hahahahahahaha (hysterical laugh). Someone get a Vacuum!

[@peteanddrake4242]

Why did the camera cut away for the entire opening of the hatch????

[@DiamondPaintWithDiamondDave]

Announcer said it nearly as it happened, flew through an area where radio signals wouldnt allow video transmission...

[@SNARE_DESECRATOR]

@@DiamondPaintWithDiamondDave and conveniently also when they closed it huh... weird

[@DiamondPaintWithDiamondDave]

@@SNARE_DESECRATOR yep, and also happened mid-EVA before Jared went back in...they even had him re-do some of the arm movements he did while it was away so that they could see them on cam...unfortunately, its still a pretty big planet and there's still many areas that are just between ground stations and aren't yet covered by starlink.

[@Redblue8399]

Yes jos jedna lazna misija

[@jsweizston5410]

15,000 mph, f*cking crazy! Let's go Elon and SpaceX!

[@livinlifetothefullest2750]

We dont see the hatch opened then closed instead we have cutaways to control, earth cgi and the hosts. Be nice to see it uncut

[@svnch3zz]

Yes chat gpt said it’s for the safety of the crew in case something happens or they don’t want their technology open in the internet but I don’t believe a crap, they have cameras outside too , the awkward faces they made when opening says it all

[@vladimirfasyura8191]

we were supposed to see myriads of stars, and the astronauts were supposed to have an orgasm from contemplating the starry cosmic sky and the light of night cities in the darkness... not a single star... 😢 fake again🤨

[@kra776jisnik]

Hey SpaceX and NASA fans , which direction is earth spining at again ?