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@Earthmoonstars-el6rd

3 жыл бұрын

Just don't understand "WHAT IS TAKING SO LONG" to put this idea that has bean rolling around for 45 years into action. Space x will cover half of it in less than half the time.

@UtraVioletDreams

3 жыл бұрын

@@Earthmoonstars-el6rd Government policy?

@wachox

3 жыл бұрын

A little outdated info on Artemis I but it was a cool summary.

@dimitriosefthymiou6519

3 жыл бұрын

By the time Artemis reaches a manned mission Elon will already have a bus stop on the moon. NASA is soooo slow on things

@sfsinfinity5862

2 жыл бұрын

Wait… is this your second channel????????

so, any bets on how long after the crewed Artemis mission it will be before we see a KZread video claiming to 'prove' it was 'faked' and the video was all generated by CGI?

@jedaaa

3 жыл бұрын

About 3 and a half seconds, and that's if they don't claim even the launch was CGI ....

@paulboger7377

3 жыл бұрын

@@jedaaa about right.

@pulley1fan

3 жыл бұрын

No no, these missions will silence the flat earthers forevermore.

@CH-zr7qr

3 жыл бұрын

@@pulley1fan I wish I shared your optimism.

@bryan5327

3 жыл бұрын

People are probably already denying it

"initially conceived as a sister to the Apollo program..." *you know.. Apollos biological twin sister*

@cleverusername9369

2 жыл бұрын

"Biological twin" as opposed to... adopted twin?

@amnesia.-.

2 жыл бұрын

He wanted to emphasize word sister

@corey2232

2 жыл бұрын

@@cleverusername9369 Being that they're myths... does it really count as "biological?" lol

@nonamepresent881

2 жыл бұрын

@@corey2232 what are myths?😂

@NehemiahVargyas-lt6ci

Ай бұрын

You guys are welcome to come over anytime anytime tomorrow anytime anytime after that anytime anytime after you guys are done ✅

They'd better be including several cameras and provide 24/7 streaming for all of these missions. I want to see what it actually looks like to leave Earth's orbit and steadily approach the moon. When I was a kid, I was fascinated with the scale of things. I'd stare at mountains, skyscrapers, cities and other large, distant objects during the 2-3 day vacation drive. I loved seeing how, travelling these vast distances, you're able to get a sense of the magnitude of these objects. Well, what would be better than watching the approach of a celestial body? Awesome all around, except for the part where I don't get to go too.

@antoniobowden4849

2 жыл бұрын

Facts

@joemariejames4757

2 жыл бұрын

Don't worry you'll see it in theatre so you better buy a ticket aa fast as you can.

@cf2851

Жыл бұрын

I heard NASA is using flip phone cameras on board. I think.

I'm so unbelievably excited for the start of Artemis in two days. I want to major in astronomy and planetary science in a few years, and hope to work for humanity's overall progression through programs such as this. This is my future, and it is also the future of the many generations to come after I leave this world. This, this is *our* future, and my one goal in life is to assist in our progression to it. I hope there are others like me here, and I hope to work with you someday!

Imagine what we would be doing in space if we never stopped after the moon

@Gaurav-zz9wo

3 жыл бұрын

watch For all mankind...its exactly on this topic

@SinnerD2010

3 жыл бұрын

Death, lots of it.

@GhostofReason

3 жыл бұрын

We didn’t stop after the moon, we just transitioned to low earth orbit space exploration and science. We are a lot better at designing and building human space environments, suits and ships than we were for Apollo.

@javierderivero9299

2 жыл бұрын

It would have cost trillions of dollars....the only reason the Space Industry is going to take off is if is profitable....there are no unprofitable succesful industries.....cars, computers, airlinest etc,etc....get forever subsidies from the government is not an alternative ....... the space industry that can flourish in the moon is tourism or mining...and so far the only reason to mine the moon is hellium for fission energy. ....there are not even fission reactors in operation.....I'm optimistic that there will be a fission reactor soon....but the second problem is the extraction of hellium from the moon there is not a technology to extract hellium from the moon....I hope for mining hellium somebody will invent a technology....if that is not the case ....the moon will stay as an outpost....like the antarctic....nobody is living there just only a group of scientist....and the antarctic is a paradise compare to the moon or other planets

@narriose

2 жыл бұрын

@@GhostofReason that and there is no reason for manned missions to achieve important science. weve been all over...humans physically werent...mostly because theres not much humans can actually do themselves to justify the cost of sending them there

I would love to see one of the Artemis missions land next to one of the Apollo sights and take pictures of it 50+ years after the original crew left.

@israelhermogenesguitartv6281

2 жыл бұрын

The Artemis moon mission will be successful if humans scientific organization joined together to achieved a shared projects it will have a positive result

@swissbiggy

2 жыл бұрын

@@israelhermogenesguitartv6281 So true !!! But sadly it will probably never happen.

@derdudederamblockchillt9994

2 жыл бұрын

@@swissbiggy it will

Actually green run test was a success ( we have known this for months already), also SLS is being stacked and current scheduled to launch in November.

@mikehauncho4874

3 жыл бұрын

SLS is the biggest waste of money since the Space Shuttle

@aeroslayer7676

3 жыл бұрын

@@mikehauncho4874 well it’s built now. Would you rather scrap it right now and having nothing to show for all that money and time? Personally, I’m excited for any and all space exploration but I might be biased as an aerospace engineer.

@SofieBrink

3 жыл бұрын

@@aeroslayer7676 no you’re not biased, you’re completely right

@Grak70

3 жыл бұрын

@@mikehauncho4874 NASA’s budget is 3% of American defense spending, but sure, go off.

@mikehauncho4874

3 жыл бұрын

@@aeroslayer7676 I want to see it fly, hell yeah! I just don't want to foot the bill to make another one. SLS is not even close to a competitor for Falcon 9 in IIS cargo/people, or in small-medium satellites. Starship will then make it completely obsolete. (Starship might be operational before the SLS at this rate too, ha!)

Just listening to this narrator makes me feel cheerful! ◡̈

Greatly compiled information.

Hope they can provide live footage similar to the apollo mission. Not just CGI. And put something on the moon that we can see from earth.

Amazing. Best channel together with The Exoplanets Channel ♡

@InsaneCuriosity

3 жыл бұрын

sweet

For those who missed the Apollo missions to the Moon, this is your must follow in your life time . Having LIVED with the 1960s Apollo missions ..... And staying up in the UK to 03.00 to watch Armstrong walk on the Moon in Jult 1969 .... it remains the most important event that I have witnessed since my birth in 1953 .... Every child born before 2016 will be ready to take on the enormity of the "2nd Walking on the Moon" Well done Elon & SpaceX and well done to NASA for keeping the mankind's dream open ....

@jimreilly6933

Жыл бұрын

being one year younger than you I totally agree with your take that the moon landings were the greatest events of many of our lifetimes. I remember staying up all through the night to watch Neil Armstrong take that first step in Scotland. The small box like black and white TV sets were so crude compared to the high def. color sets we take for granted today.

@arvalb0

Жыл бұрын

what has elon/spacex even with this to do, especially elon, hes just an investor

I'm on board to the idea of potentially getting my own "Space Passport" once space travel would be open to the public

Great channel... wow

I think that NASA is an amazing associations, and that Artemis WILL succeed. I am deeply studying space, rockets, and things like that, and I love how amazing, confident, hopeful, and pushing-the-future that NASA is.

Great video, I have heard very little about this project.

It sounds like this script was written by an AI.

@TRUMP_WAS_RIGHT_ABOUT_EVRYTHNG

3 жыл бұрын

read by lol

@wolfsiejk

2 жыл бұрын

Hold on now they haven’t even started the artemis 2 and you are already claiming some cgi-ish stuff

These graphics are really cool

6:34 "On board there will be two dummies" Put me in coach, I'm ready to go

Now that Artemis 1 has occurred it would be interesting to compare expectations to what occurred and the debates of successes and improvements needed for the future.

Imagine being one of the four astronauts that will land on the moon 🌙

@_bryanblaze_

3 жыл бұрын

Only 2 will land on the moon, 2 will stay in orbit.

@Ziben19

2 жыл бұрын

Hard to imagine. Im not a woman nor black. Even if I were most suited person for this landing on earth at the time, they will not let me. Because I have a penis and I am too white. Thats kinda sexist and racist xD

@joemariejames4757

2 жыл бұрын

Imagine being an actor.

@ZhiwaJ

2 жыл бұрын

@@joemariejames4757 You go live under your fucking rock and keep your opinions in there.

@joemariejames4757

2 жыл бұрын

@@ZhiwaJ hah! did I strucked you with the truth? Yeah truth can be painful and it sometines can make people go violent.....keep defending your fcking🤬 stance in an aggressive way because that clearly shows you are falling apart but then again Im sorry for telling the truth.

Apres 50 ans on se rend compte de la difficulté d'organiser une mission sur la Lune , le programme Apollo a tous de même était un succès 🙏🙏🙏

would like to see a vid on energy production for moon base

Once gain. Thank you for the in-depth info about Nasa's mission to our moon!

Take me to the Moon - It doesn't get any better! Thanks Artemis. Thanks lnsane Curiousity. 🚀

@davidmacphee3549

3 жыл бұрын

m&m

@MG-er6dm

3 жыл бұрын

@@davidmacphee3549 Hi brother. David, all love to you and yours. ♥️ P.S "Fly me to the moon..." The great F. S. 🎶

@davidmacphee3549

3 жыл бұрын

@@MG-er6dm Fathers Day in Canada! Happy Fathers Day m&m! and all the Fathers out there!

@MG-er6dm

3 жыл бұрын

@@davidmacphee3549 Blessya mate, back at ya. P.S What a privilege we've had as Dads. Even through all the ups and the not so ups! 🙋‍♀️ 🙋‍♂️ P.S l wonder if any of my children or grandchildren will one day visit the moon? 🚀

@davidmacphee3549

3 жыл бұрын

@@MG-er6dm The moon seems doable if enough smart people are involved and that means 10's of thousands of jobs for the hard working youth. The moon missions failed before because 10's of thousands complained they couldn't feed their 10 kids and all the money went into nothing but empty space and lost forever. Don't want to hang on politics but looking after your people is not about ideas of communism and capitalism. Too many Americans see everything in B&W. Nothing in between just extremes. The rich get richer and the poor, they don't care If they think the election was stolen. Too much BS. In Canada, we just vote by closing our eyes and pinning the tail on the donkey.

Don't forget, the Orion capsule has flown before, on Exploration Flight Test 1 in December 2014. Artemis 1 is not its first flight!

@DawgPro

3 жыл бұрын

Ya! Flagrant error or their part here... Orion did test re-entry at speed of over 32,000 km/h. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Exploration_Flight_Test-1

Great video! I'd love to learn more about the logistics of this mission. I'm especially curious how construction of the lunar base will proceed. Oh and I love the way the narrator emphasizes the word "will". It inspires confidence that this WILL happen! :)

I still have no idea why there isn't a moon base already

@Grassyknolldallas

3 жыл бұрын

Vietnam War, Persian Gulf War, Iraqi War, and Afghanistan all those conflicts have accounted for about 30 trillions dollars in spending by not just fighting the wars which is separate from the annual budgets. Take that money and spend it on NASA and we are on the moon and Mars and probably working on terraforming the planet. That’s why it’s more important now than ever, to stop any war. There are other ways to solve conflicts, our weapons are too deadly now to be fighting wars. That’s probably why these UFOs are visiting, they probably can’t believe we waste so many resources on military, while so many still suffer.

@Grassyknolldallas

3 жыл бұрын

@New Guy stfu

@Grassyknolldallas

3 жыл бұрын

@Cruiser those two countries military combined couldn’t sissy slap us if they tried. The defense department wants you to think they are getting close to being our equal. But I’ve been in military, for 25 years and wherever our Aircraft Carrier battle group goes , they won’t tangle with a Naval battle group. Our Carriers, Fighter and Bobmber fleet, and nuclear submarines. And don’t forget NATOs military which would be on America’s side in any conflict. In 5 years countries will pull the rug out from under China. They will be in bad economic shape when this happens: the EU and America make up over 50% of China’s trade

@rodneyjhackenflash4865

Жыл бұрын

If NASA ever gets people there, maybe they'll build one. Gotta get there first, though.

Great video !

We need to send small transponder satellites out to "tag" all the NEOs we have to worry about. Perhaps the satellites can create an NEO network. We need to do it soon, rather than rely on dubious visual sightings. Maybe you can make a video episode about NEOs?

@jedaaa

3 жыл бұрын

Space debris is far more dangerous to these missions

@swissbiggy

2 жыл бұрын

@@jedaaa True !! Luckily at this right moment a Finnish company called Aurora propulsion technologies is developing small bots that will be able to clean up low earth orbit. They are the latest customer of Rocket Lab which is a company from New Zealand that does build rockets. They will start in the not so far in the future to clean up the mess that others have left in low earth orbit. I did see a very nice video about this on youtube not so long ago. Let's see if I can find that video for you. ........ Found it !! Enjoy :-) kzread.info/dash/bejne/aXuB27axZMmWocY.html

What is the music background? It sounds like the “tiny space program" game music

They should put full life support system to test, even unmanned.

Some of the information presented isn’t up to date (at the time the video was made). The video doesn’t talk about what could happen if the schedule slips, which appears to be likely. Falcon Heavy and Starship(s) could do much of the mission without SLS or Orion.

Wow!.. Here's hoping👍🇳🇿

I trust and hope this entire program will be a success. The scientists and engineers involved are the best minds the planet has to offer. The sad part is the companies (executives) which are working on this project, mostly cares about money and have no troubles to delay the project just to get more and more bucks from the government. This is the reason why the SLS has cost a s..tload of money, most parts are not reusable and boosters and lot of the stuff is just upgraded version of the Shuttle program. By the way, I highly recommend Moon Machine documentary series. Especially for those claiming moon landing was fake.

@derdudederamblockchillt9994

2 жыл бұрын

Yes but it was also kinda NASA's fault for writing the contracts utterly stupid

Хоть бы я дожил до того момента как первый человек высадится на поверхность марса) это реально круто

great news :))

Everybody who has played tf2 knows you don't subject yeast to radiation. duh

@mlpzaq47

3 жыл бұрын

I've done nothing but irradiate yeast for 3 days

@rewtdawg9852

3 жыл бұрын

​@@mlpzaq47 Tumors!

Good about time

How many year later with all of our advancements and we still have to do it the same exact way...I think we are in trouble.

They should've had Boston Dynamics Atlas Bots as astronauts render testing, offering exposer data and cargo ratio.

If i could bet against those dates i probably would put abother 5 years in all of Them, at least

The moon is cool but I honestly can’t wait to see Jupiter with my own eyes one lunar day 🥺

@wildbill7267

2 жыл бұрын

Ummm……Have you tried using a telescope???

@rodneyjhackenflash4865

Жыл бұрын

Well, not cool. 250 degrees below zero is cold.

"The launch could be pushed back to spring 2022" -Cries in September 2022-

Seems complex journey, like driving around a car park looking for a space.

The Apollo missions were being launched within months of each other yet we keep getting years of delays just to launch an unmanned mission to the moon? How sad.

awesome video! with the political climate in a constant war on Elon Musk we tend to under estimate him..... If I had to venture a guess as to what this will look like in 2026: starship can carry 800 people so on the conservative side 20 people and gear, but remember Elon is going to be mass producing these ships..... what we could see is 100 starships landing on the moon and a massive space station in lunar orbit...also the graphics are great and well done, you might think about using kerbal space program as a way to visualize the reality of what will be happening.....(KSP can teach a dog how to fly to the moon). I look forward to your future videos!!!!! Im now a subscriber!

@willoughbykrenzteinburg

3 жыл бұрын

Starship is landing on the moon because NASA is paying SpaceX to modify their Starship to do so. Otherwise, Musk has no interest in the moon. I highly doubt that NASA will order 100 Starships to land on the moon, so SpaceX won't be doing anything remotely close to that. Musk has his sights on Mars - and even then, there is no indication that SpaceX would - or would even need to mass produce these things. The entire advantage to what SpaceX has been doing with the Starship and Falcon rockets is the reusability. They launch, they land, they launch again. The most recent iteration of the Falcon 9 for example (Block 5) has a grand total of 14 rockets. Six of them have flown five times or more. Those 14 rockets have flown 67 missions. Or at least the first stages have. It's also worth mentioning that Starship isn't even taking astronauts from the Earth to the moon. SLS will launch astronauts in the Orion capsule - which will rendezvous at an orbiting lunar space station where Starship will be waiting to take astronauts from the station to the lunar surface. At least this is the ultimate goal for NASA (not SpaceX - SpaceX is just being paid to provide the landing system for NASA). The first landing (Artemis III) will likely rendezvous directly with Starship since Gateway (the orbital station) probably won't be finished yet. The point is, if NASA (again, NOT SpaceX) wanted to send more astronauts to the moon, they'd send Orion again and the same Starship would shuttle them from the station to the lunar surface. There are no plans for multiple Starship vessels. It certainly wouldn't be 100 of them.

I’ve been hearing NASA say that since I was a kid and the Apollo Program ended in the 1970’s. I’ll believe it when I see it. I think SpaceX will be the one who delivers.

@bv83x

Жыл бұрын

wait how old are you now after that

literally For All Mankind in real life

Let's keep our fingers crossed. With cost, overruns, and delay's Artemis could go the way of the dinosaur. We need Artemis to be a success. The Chinese are now in a moon race with us.

@daltonpethel5697

3 жыл бұрын

The Chinese trying to get to the moon as well may be out only way of getting it going just as it was with Apollo back in the day. That is if the government cares as much about beating china just as much as they did the Soviet Union.

@PresidentJeanAuguste

2 жыл бұрын

The new Moon race: US vs China

cool

Don't worry 'bout it. Spacex got this.

So speed of light need contact moon base with connect space craft

No moon without ESM, remember

There is something very strange about the cadence of the narrator, is it a computer generated voice?

after watching this is realized humans have never been to the moon.

It's happening

One main base need at the surface mountain where place Everest higher cool

Telling me that starliner will be ready by 2025 is almost laughable

Halfway system NYC

I would 100% volunteer to be one of the dummies on that flight.

This is lunacy. I love it.

I'll believe it when I see it. Even then I probably won't believe it, lol.

Is the Space Launch System actually going to be launched? It seems like only delays, errors and excuses. It seems like Boeing needs to sort itself out before taking on huge projects like this.

@davidmoser3535

3 жыл бұрын

Currently scheduled to be launched 11-22-2021

There is enough Hydrogen3 on the Moon to power all our needs here on Earth for 100K years. Lets go get it!

Flashframe of a Woman at 1:08 . I guess you left a frame of the original edit.

Hopefully the gateway gets scrapped and replaced with a moon direct mission. The gateway makes missions more complex and dangerous. And the gateway doesn’t really serve a purpose that a base on the moon wouldn’t serve.

@debott4538

3 жыл бұрын

You're right that a space station doesn't serve much for the goal of returning to the moon. But I'd argue that Gateway is at least as important as any lunar surface base. For the long term exploration of the solar system it will be essential to learn how operate a zero G deep space station.

And what's gonna happen to our bones if we go to the moon long term? Don't humans suffer from severe bone dystrophy or something while on the ISS? How would we fix that living on the moon?

@ibnbattuta1304

2 жыл бұрын

Probably have to be like hamsters. Work out everyday on a treadmill.

@showershower7871

2 жыл бұрын

yeah the current plan is to just kinda embrace the suck like they do on the iss

Space the final never ending frontier, I always wondered where does outer space end? And if it ends how does it end? If it has no end whats out there and how can it go on forever when everything else we know of has a beginning and an end? There are so many unanswered questions like was there ever life on other planets like mars? Can we terraform other planets like mars or the moon to support life especially human life with minimal or no space suits and equipment. I think space exploration will make our world even smaller and make people protect our planet more by not littering everywhere they go when its easy to hold onto your trash until getting to a waste bin, recycling, reusing or repurposing things, donating old or unwanted stuff instead of throwing away, and limiting single use plastics. Ifyou truly care about our planet and protecting its unique wildlife from continuing to disappear forever then atleast do your part people.

THEY ARE GONNA HAVE INTERNET ON THE MOON

With Elon. I can see him putting People on the Moon regardless of SLS / Orion

@munum1

3 жыл бұрын

why do u people always try to put NASA and SpaceX against each other?

@russellpuff1996

3 жыл бұрын

@@munum1 We're not. What we're saying is that Elon doesn't need to deal with politicians for funding. Elon has a goal to get to Mars as soon as possible. That can include working with NASA or he could do it on his own. It's been obvious he wants to work with NASA, but if stuff like Bezos and his corrupt politicians continue to knock NASA down, he will have to move on without them.

@munum1

3 жыл бұрын

@@russellpuff1996 One thing we can agree on is that Bezos really is a bitter looser, he really had the guts to stall the entire HLS out of spike, knowing that NASA only had founding for one pick!

@Grak70

3 жыл бұрын

@@russellpuff1996 I love what SpaceX is doing, but you fanboys running around calling him by his first name and lamenting that he isn’t an all powerful dictator, free from all regulatory constraint and the shackles of public funding is cringe AF. Sempai is not going to notice you. Chill.

@Grak70

3 жыл бұрын

@@russellpuff1996 also SpaceX is one of NASA’s biggest contractors and also receives billions in contract work from the DoD, FCC, and other departments, so saying SpaceX doesn’t rely on public funding is on-its-face laughable.

Due to recent events, SpaceX might end up losing the contract to land on the moon

We did this with a calculator 50 years ago.. why is this hard? People will ignore it

Selected there place at moon ground base connect space craft

I don't think there will be funding for this project unfortunately

@StarshipTrooper

3 жыл бұрын

Artemis is already being funded, first flight later this year: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Artemis_1

@whatabouttheearth

3 жыл бұрын

Where have you been man? ARTRMIS I launches in November, it's already been funded and SLS and Starship are almost already done. This is what will happen, not an idea.

In Greek mythology, "Artemis" was Apollo's !

@sebastien3351

Жыл бұрын

MY APOLOGY, to complete what I was writing. In Greek mythology Artemis was Apollo's twin sister!

Looks hard but we did it 50 years ago, maybe.

2022- Colonise moon for "peaceful purposes"(General Aladin style) 2025- First nuclear test in moon

This is if it’s not hundreds of thousands of dollars to go there commercially

One small step for computers, one giant leap for artificial intelligence.

I think the Greeks actually figured out that the earth was spherical by observing the earth’s shadow on the moon, and by watching ships sailing off into the horizon and appearing to sink into the sea with only the tips of their sails visible, before they completely disappeared.

Pull this leg, it plays Jingle Bells.

They're acting like we never actually went to the moon.

Jeeze, 50 years ago NASA could pretend to land men on the Moon but now it can't get a rocket to take off on time.

1:35 the car in space sailors in roblox

1:07 Subliminal message from a smiling woman

Who is in charge of proof reading the text? This is an ambiguous sentence. 10:25 "...will be the first to bring a woman to the Lunar surface, possible with a black astronaut" Either it means a) the woman will be accompanied by the black astronaut or b) the black astronaut will be the woman. Hoping the mission will be more successful.

what about india and china they are also trying to get to moon.

What I'm really glad about is that the new current administration kept the budget going from the previous. I really can not wait for this to get on it's feet.

The accords aren't even accords, and the mission starts with igniting reusable engines on a non-reusable platform. Success in these missions is going to be a set of goalposts moving at orbital speed.

1:08 subliminal message

Don't count your chickens before they hatch first let's see if this all happens in the first place

This automated narration is really hard to follow!

Disappointing - the video doesn't match the audio, which is a shame as the narration is interesting, but the pictures show something different.

I trolled through the comments, I don't see this question: 12:07: Is that the excavation site of the Monolith? Asking for a friend. :=| ... I was beginning to think I wouldn't see people on the Moon again in my lifetime. Pray for success all you want, track record is not impressive.

What is at 0:08? Is this supposed to depict something burning up in the atmosphere... of the Moon? I get that it's an artist depiction and it looks better to a viewer, but it hurts my brain.

Why is it that NASA, with its advanced technology, is so careful to land humans on the moon? While since 1969 NASA with simpler technology can land humans several times to the moon. Who can answer?

first REAL project? do you mean....

We are getting so close to 2024, skip 2021, we only have 2022 and 2023 and then 2024

@heather1985october

3 жыл бұрын

Yep...that's how time works...brilliant....