That gave me goosebumps... Thats Alan Shepard Daughter and she just said "Light this candle" which for the uneducated is exactly what her dad said during first launch on the mercury redstone 3 mission. Alan B. Shepard is the first American and second human in space.
Gotta admit, even though this is not an orbital flight, i'm still amazed by the amazing engineering work and talent put into this rocket. the sound of the capsule separation, the drogue and main parachutes deploying gave me chills.
Tu ferais bien d'être étonné par leur combinaisons , incapable d'assurer une dépressurisation ??????????????????????????? C'EST SURREALISTE ET INVRAISSEMBLABLE .
I would’ve stared out the window for the full five minutes like William Shatner because I’d be amazed at the sight of Earth from 100+ kilometers. Essentially declining the group photo.
They say "pic or it didn't happen" for a reason^^ I think such a picture says more than a thousand words hanging on your wall. It's a sacrifice for sure but I believe nobody is forced into doing it.
@@TyrannosaurusSex Oh common dude, the experience is the whole flight. It's not like you either take a picture or may experience it. You can have both sacrificing a few seconds for a cool memory FOR YOURSELF. Other people get a good impression watching the video of your flight. Pictures on the wall reminding me of cool stuff I did is super important at least to me. We sometimes lose the big picture and these memories remind you that it's all worth it.
I know it’s just the beginning, but seeing the awesome start of space tourism is incredibly uplifting. Congrats to the passengers and all of the people at Blue Origin that made this possible.
@@jimmystrickland1034 People die every day due to accidents. I’d rather go out hyped up to ride a rocket than a slow death by cancer or something stupid like a brick falling off a building (random example). Why worry, we all die someday. I’d rather enjoy each day I’m blessed to live, and celebrate the victories of others having awesome days.
Gotta be honest, wasn't a fan of the idea of this at first. After watching this it made me see a capsule of full grown adults smiling and acting like kids. That was awesome and was more than enough to change my mind. Appreciate the full upload!
Yeah this was awesome to look at. Seeing the full video with everyone so happy was cool. I probably would’ve spent every moment looking out the window instead of worrying about a group photo lol. Considering the time restriction
Thanks for sharing the whole unedited process! It was so much more compelling than sound bites and chopped up highlights. Hearing all the banter and feeling their anticipation in the minutes before ignition conveyed the adventure better than anything I’ve seen so far.
I agree. You are absolutely right. It's SO MUCH BETTER than all the fancy-edits versions! And you're absolutely right again - yes! Hearing their banter really did make you feel like what it must feel like with the anticipation and the nervous energy. It was wonderful!
@@anthgrind The edits are only to transition from one camera to the next....How else you gonna show it from different perspectives. It's very obviously he means unedited time frame. It's all sequential as
As a Brazilian I feel so happy and excited for all of them, specially for the brazilian guy who was able to experience this incredible moment. Thanks for sharing this amazing footage.
Gee I don't know. Maybe it's the lack of cameras on the outside of the vehicle. Or maybe it's the fact that there were many camera transitions, and we cannot watch the entire footage with no transitions from every, single onboard camera. Surely they could afford the memory. @@himshake
@@himshake did that answer your question? Surely they should be able to release the full footage from every camera without transitions. The fact that it didn't happen should raise red flags to any thinking person.
I would definitely not waste time taking a group photo, talking to a camera, showing a drawing, saying hello... I would be looking out the window all the time while enjoying zero gravity
It's awesome getting to see this after hearing Dylan talk about the experience and his Zero-G plan on the Off-Nominal podcast. Maximizing your time at that window is definitely the right approach.
@@richardkallio3868 Why should we respect liars? Ask yourself why there's no uncut footage from every onboard camera without transitions. Surely they had the HD space to record the entire event from every camera and upload all of it. We were provided with a final cut. If you wish to watch footage from one camera angle without transitions you'll be waiting a long time. Totally unacceptable in the 2020s.
If I ever did that, I'd be glued to the window. It's a shame people waste this experience focusing on the weightlessness aspect instead of the incredible view. You can experience weightlessness by cheaper means, but you'll never get that view again.
Thank you for posting this on it's entirety! this is the closest most of us will get to experiencing this and we appreciate you sharing this experience with us!
These guys have sooooo much money to pay for a ticket, but the best bit was the free volume control on RU-vid! If I was in space for only 5 minutes, I wouldn't spend it whooping, fist bumping, posing for group photos, and generally saying inane nonsense!
FYI: Per the payload guide, the maximum G forces experienced by the crew (just over 5G), occurs at around 24:14. G forces are over 3G between 24:04 and 24:24.
Not correct- just watch the delta-V, 0 to mach 1 was just 0.4g, mach 1 to mach 2 was 1g, mach 2 to MECO was 2.2g. Just do the math...not a very powerful spacecraft...
@@shibumi5210 dude I literally quoted the numbers from their own payload guide, you can see it for yourself edit: also--I realize the confusion. You're right that it doesn't reach 5g's going *UP*. But at 24:14 they're on the way *DOWN*, which is when it reaches 5g's as it decelerates on hitting the atmosphere.
@@leeswecho You are correct, I missed that- descending, the regime from 90-30,000 feet it's like hitting a wall, drops from mach 3.6 to mach 1 in 28 seconds...that's an average of about 2.5g, but it's an initial crush then it tapers off...
That was much better with this footage, than I thought it would be. :) Thank you for this view, it's amazing! :) I wish I had the money to experience this. That hapiness on your faces told me everything. ^^
Thank you so much for posting this. It means a lot to me it is something that I've always wanted to do since I was a child. You shared the best video yet. I appreciate your bravery and you're sharing of this event. Sincerely, thank you
The majority of the world's population will never be able to afford to do this so to join the crew of NS-19 on their journey is the next best thing. The only problem is I now want to do it even more. If I won the lottery, I would be on the first plane over to the USA from the UK to buy my ticket.
@@mattz1230 Well maybe you can get rich and actually go to space yourself instead of spending your time being bitter on the internet.🤷🏾♂️ Juuuuuuuust a thought.
@@Like_Ike What a fool for thinking that just being rich can't get you to space. Bezos can't get to space. Bronson can't. It took Musk decades to do it. You still think this is about money, don't you? What an IDIOT.
Laura Shepard Churchley was so fun to watch and listen-to. The rest looked a little nervous and she was hooping and hollering. Her dad was the first American in space and the 5th to walk on the moon and he was as cool as they came. I'm sure his confidence rubbed-off on her.
If I had to endure that women and her constant screeching I'd be jumping out.... Heartbreaking to see people getting the chance to look out at the cosmos, and they were more interested in selfies and the screeching woman just played with her hair....
This was disconcerting. These folks were many times higher than most people will ever get, and they treated it like an amusement park ride. Weightlessness can be approximated for a lot less cash on parabolic airplane flights, but not the view out the window -- which I would have been glued to for every precious second. Do they truly understand the significance of their experience?
That is the most amazing thing I've ever thought of trying to do in my entire life, it is the beautifulest thing you could understand when it hits you square in the heart of being withstandable of the heat, air,o2😳👍
The g force apparently wasn't that bad because one guy was moving his arm and stuff in the middle of the strongest g force. Navy pilots aren't even that relaxed when when with g forces
its because in the navy you lose alot of your rectum rention from recreational activities, the boat gets boring and boys like to play with there toys in the dark. So when the navy pilots seem not relaxed its cause they know they could empty in there pants easier than the normal humans spincter
Memo to BO. Sorry, but I don't see $500K worth of experience here. Feels more like an amusement park ride. You're buying the view, you can get similar zero G time for lots less. Next time, I suggest you mount a GoPro on one of the travelers, so you actually get the view they have, both inside and, especially, outside the capsule. I think that would better represent the experience you are offering.
Even if they wore Gopro cameras the footage would still be edited before it's released to the public. You watched a Hollywood production by the Freemasonic 1%. As one commenter pointed out, they never show more than 20 seconds of weightlessness before switching to another camera view. Why is that?
Why are they keeping there eyes closed on the way up? And why would you not place the seats so your head is centered to the window so you can actually look around?!? Also why is there no cameras pointing out the window to show the view??
@vicente01 look at inspiration 4 astronauts...they didnt do any of that crap.... they were actually in space for 3 days. they were excited but this blue origin is basically a disney ride
You can get zero-G experiences for much less money on the vomit coment. This is more about the experience launching on a rocket and the view of course. I think real zero-G tourism where you'll do new kinds of sports and what not will take place in low earth orbit.
@@KsNewSpace Bezos and everyone else in the footage were also on a zero g airplane with a Hollywood capsul prop and Tell-A-Vision screens behind the windows. Weightlessness scenes were filmed while the airplane was flying. The other scenes were filmed on the ground.
With only 5 minutes to enjoy it I'd just have my face plastered to the window, these guys wasted so much time with their selfie and then playing around and missed the most important part of the trip.
Ok, Blue Origin is officially a rocket ride for the rich and nothing more. No pressurized space suits for loss of pressurization. No way to control the rocket from inside the capsule. When the passengers entered the capsule they were allowed to strap themselves in with the tech doing a basic check. Congratulations Blue Origin. You now hold the Guinness World Record for for expensive amusement ride.
Yeah, until they upgrade the payload/cabin area & design space suits. And you're jealous because you can't afford it. Lol! As long as there are people who CAN afford it (unlike you) they will continue to build rockets and make more money than you'll ever see in your life.
I wish the window was taller/longer to see more verticle. Blue Origin kept to the classic elite/VIP theme park, they really could arrange greater service entertainment, image🙌 a huge bell shape re-entry dome pod, holding a ray of VIP recreation of micro gravity activities, dine, bar, dance & music entertainment sight see. Or an economical multi passanger ticket ride way to lower the expenses, in tech detail... It would be 4 to 6 Shepard rockets adjacent to a giant bell shape life pod dome. Instead of the passengers originally on the BO-Shepards pods, added fuel will ease re-entry before a short parachutes support final.
you know you can mute the video right? these people just got to witness the edge of space, I don't think they were primarily thinking about what some internet prick will think about their conversation
Bruh they're switching camera angles. Do you not see all of the cameras set up towards the top. You really couldn't figure that out? Y'all people I swear lol 🤦
So amazing! How far we've come and space is now so close. I remember Sir Richard Branson talking about the commercial value of space flight and I understood the pull that it won't just be for space tourism. I can see that happening soon. Thanks for the share.
@@dgpclp9522 Which is precisely what Bezos and the rest of them did. The only difference is that they put a Hollywood prop of the capsul in the zero g airplane and Tell-A-Vision screens behind the windows. The shots of weightlessness would be taken while the airplane is flying. The rest of the footage can be filmed on the ground. After editing the footage they release the directors cut for the masses to watch and believe. I wonder why they didn't release all of the footage from every camera. Hmm....
Dragon already offers it, it's just way way more expensive. The G-Forces on an orbital reentry are also much harder and the long during in zero-G will require harder training. I think suborbital space tourism will remain attractive for a long time. Maybe even SpaceX will do it on Starship. They kind of already announced it with Earth2Earth flights few years ago.
@@KsNewSpace true but it depends what you want out of It, if you want to go higher and stay longer, you’ve got to go faster to achieve, meaning you’re pulling more g’s and having a hotter reentry, but having even a couple hours in orbit would be incredible and worth much more so the price is understandable, this is basically a low level hop hence the couple minutes of zero g they just scraped the surface
@@joegoddard9661 They could in theory do a massive reentry burn on a vertical launch to keep the g loads low. Starship in particular has enough capability. A trip to 1000+ km would be possible. So the view would be even better than from your normal LEO.
@@KsNewSpace but would this not also require a slower accent since I’m pretty sure the falcon pulls over 5G on take off? Would theoretically be possible I don’t doubt that but I feel like there’s a lot more ‘unnecessary’ fuel involved, think by that point you should stop spending your billions and put actual work into training if you want to preform a very high orbit or do anything more than just dipping your toes
@@KsNewSpace I feel this flight was to the edge of the atmosphere. Not that high compares to the iss. Still a magical experience very few people will ever get to see
I LOVE how they’re nervously asking if the booster has landed. I’d have radioed back and said, I’m afraid the booster crashed violently and has killed many people on the ground. We have lost control of the ship 😂😂
99.999% of round earthers can't afford a ticket. The 1% know it's flat. They laugh at how easy it is to deceive the gullible masses. The worst part is that you all run defense for the 1%.
Where's all of the footage from every camera? Just a hunch, but I imagine that they destroyed it. We got the directors cut. Sadly they managed to deceive the masses yet again. They were in a zero g airplane. It wasn't flying the entire time. It only needed to fly during the weightlessness shots. Everything else can be filmed while the airplane is on the ground.
22:13 "Yes we did it". You did what? Pay ? To be a "real Astronaut"? I love spaceflight and i envy all astronauts for their opportunity to leave our home to see what really matters. But that bunch of clowns are disgusting.
Wouldn't anyone hoot and holler? I mean, think of it! Getting to see and experience what only a select few human beings have ever experienced, even if for less than an hour. To be an astronaut! Woohoo!!!!
You are totally a clown if you cannot see that they aren't experiencing g-forces. Watch them move. Your mind must be completely rotted by the tell-a-vison.
Hey, flat earther, you know you can go to Texas and watch this live right? Better yet, go to Cape Canaveral and watch rockets launch and land. Instead of being an internet loser conspiracy theorists. Go out and witness it yourself. 🤡@@derp8575
Don't they have a community that can raise the money? I mean if they truly believe what they believe put your money where their mouth is. If flat earthers say oh we have no money that's bs, all their videos are of rich believers who have pilot license. Even famous non believer Pilot RU-vidr will fly to any place they wanna fly all they have to do is pay for the cost
@@waterproof4403 You would wind up like Gus Grissom. I'm also a flat earther. What we watched was a heavily edited Hollywood production. They didn't even try to pretend that they were experiencing more G-forces than a jet pilot. At 1:56 it sounds as if he says "deceive". God bless you! Hope to see you in the comments on DIRTH and other FE channels.
