First Virgin Galactic civilian spaceflight reaches space 

Cause it’s fake and they are still in the states like the moon landing

@@WingoTribe704 So weird that people actually compare this with the moon landings. I guess you also say that the Concorde was fake, because, you know, the moon landings...

A plan only for the rich

Because its lies

@@Boitumelo789 lol we know they ain’t letting black ppl get those type of opportunities

😂😂😂😂

It's arguably easier to go to space than see the Titanic though. And there is a lot more knowledge to pull from too

@@ekojar3047😂

Doesn't really compare since the sub situation was just idiots trying to use a fisher price toy submarine for big boy things.

Nah nah that was planned

Was looking for a comment like this 😂lol! You’re completely right

​@@josetapia2109stop it 😅

@@reggiewest8975 lol what

Listen that was the first thing I thought about after praying everyone made it back safely to EARTH!!❤🙏🏽

And... cheaper, too! I think.

On god 😂😂😂

Them ppl still wouldn't believe if they we're there 🤦🏾‍♂️

@@brandonbrown2051 ITS A SCREEN I SWEAR1!!11!!!

@@embeddd why you say that?

@@brandonbrown2051 cus u said "Them ppl still wouldn't believe if they we're there "

I sure hope so and we can see it happen. I would give anything to be one of these people.

So, in the future is it possible for normal civilians to travel to different planets?

The ocean will be boiling.

@@DvDPlaya😂

Incredible that this is happening in my lifetime.

Nah they should send all flat-earthers on a one way trip to the sun

They like flat things like pizza and pancakes. They don't believe in round you things.😮😅 They rather stand in manure and flatten that.😮

If only they had actually made it into space

Exactly, the reporters constantly claiming they've gone to space is silly, the didn't even touch the official line of space.

No, but they were within 7 miles of the 'official' line.

@@rohultima True, still not space, or astronauts.

@@jessebetruckin1870 so what would you call them ? I don't have a good name for their adventures

@rohultima How about, overpriced ultra high altitude plane enthusiasts.

I wonder how many people will liken this to that Titan sub. Humanity has to get off world eventually. I can't wait to play Starfield.

Exactly, I'll let this get test run a little more before I sign up

Rather space than deep ocean

@@JayBrown-xs9psover a decade of testing my friend. But I understand your point.

People with dreds don't do much on the surface of the planet, not realistic to expect them to do more in space.

Same here

In the book "The Martian Way" by Isaac Asimov they go to Saturn to mine ice asteroids. On the way they go out in suits with about a km of umbilical just to relax and get out of the ship. Could you imagine seeing Saturn like that close up ?

So they just floated in space ?

@@lalabell2 yep, due to zero gravity baby!!

not happening.

It’s not fair 😂

they were confirming if the earth is flat

you mean 150 miles not space we have never go to space we dont have that tecnolagy yet this is what nassa has sead more than once we hav gon 370 miles witch is not even close to space are atmosphier dose not end untill 5000 miles o yea the space shuttel that went to 370 tried to go to 400 but could not make it they got leathal doses of radeation that means that they died nassa has sead this more than once im only repeeting what nassa has sead more than once if you dont like this than take it up with nassa there are the ones that are lieing not me again im only saying what nassa has sead in public on record

Thanks for info. Earth 🌍🌎 still looks amazing and full of awe,

i have a bridge for sale in Brooklyn, NY... would any of you intelligent folks like to buy it?🤦‍♀

If thé plane had blown up you’d be playing the race card saying they were used just in case it didn’t work out.

🇦🇬🚀 congrats

@bringbackusernamesI don’t see the issue in being proud of that

Somebody jealous 😁

😂 😂 😂 😂 😂 😂 😂

Let them cry all day & let them insist thats still flat like their own chests. Lol😁😉😄😅😂😂😂

It isn't experimental. It's been tested for almost 20 years.

No. They don't have enough escape velocity. This is an apogee flight. Not helpful for space cargo. Still freaking cool!

@@CGreciful THIS DESIGN doesn't, no. And not at this scale and angle of attack. But the platform is known to be perfectly viable and useful that hybridizing can cut certain categories of fuel waste (in return for more tradition JP-8) and blast damage of 1st stage vertical launch from a static pad. The concept is orbital insertion capable on ALBM missiles from strategic bombers, it was just not necessary.

No ... dah

Really, SpaceX Falcon9 and eventually Starship is the greatest launch system, considering where it can go right now and where Starship will be able to take us next.

@@CGreciful cloth and glue! It would be cool if it could be powered up(I know , design limitations etc) but it would be a sweet way to start a trip to outer space!

Those are plats not dreads 😂

🤢

Poor cam view never shots from pilots view ..zzz zzzz

@@smoohtalker321 found one, make sure he's on next flight!

Which country is this?

Being a passenger? Your country didn't build the spaceship.

All the passengers are rich people lol

This is stupid it’s gonna another sub marine meme 😂😂😂

​@@JustinYiseverywhereit's only stupid because you couldn't afford it. Quit being a hater it's not attractive.

Lies again? COE CPE Old People

Thats what it IS

On a runway

They crash.

It looked quite nice.

ALERT ALERT.....Thinker on RU-vid......notify the authorities. All jokes aside. You see the chicanery that we put up with daily? No where real space...but the narrative says so, so we must all buy into it!

🤷🏼‍♂️🙄

Just a camera mounted to be able to see the exterior of the aircraft.

​@@MrMa1981it's black

@@MrMa1981 it was able to see the exterior of the aircraft by the way the camera was mounted

There are many shots that aren't fisheye, keep telling yourself they are though so you can believe the flat earth delusion.

Free falling for more than 3 minutes? You can clearly see them looking out the window does it look like they're falling? 😂

You know you folks never seem to be able to provide proof of anything you say so I turn point and laugh at you.

Okay goofy

@@nathanrish7099my dude you said firmament unironically, you are the goof here

Proof? 😂 Too bad this video alone ruins the flat earth nonsense. It's not even NBC's hand work 😂

@@justmanuel1 LOL! You guys who iknow nothing about the subject say that about every single new video even when it's shows it completely Flat as did this one.

@@vapenshred Yeah it's completely flat but according to you though. No body says that, you guys are fond of making things up I give you that. How can you use your hand to type that every video from space shows flat earth? 1. Y'all don't even believe space exist. 2. How does it show flat when there is clearly a curve fish eye lens or not 3. Why are you making claims which are utterly false? Why?

@@justmanuel1its high altitude flying. they dont even leave the atmosphere.

They'll just cry 'fake'...like they always do.

Thinking about suicide

Probably thinking how high was this now and how much curvature we should be seeing according to globe curvature math :)

all the showed were a bunch of actors sitting in a room looking out a window lol

​@@user-ie5tg5fs3m😂ok bud

Wait, where is all that climate change narrative or billions and billionaires don’t count? I started thinking that it’s all a BS.

Don#t compare it with orbital flights. he compitor here is Blue Origins "New Shepard" rocket. That is a classical rocket, but of course also small and uses hydrogen (exhaust = water).

Just talking about how smooth take off was and how everything to do with it's launch was, if they can do what they done with this air craft and it carried them to even just a part of space possibly even if it was only to carry them to a part of space still within earths atmosphere or gravity they can take that and create better way into space than the old ways they been using

If this flight was a complete and true success they can uses this as an example of making flight faster than normal you want to get somewhere in this planet fast you go high

Yes derick

Exact same thing happened to me.

​@DESTINYMASTER-zh4zf FEAR!

Same thing happened to me but I’m 27..

@DESTINYMASTER-zh4zf it wasn't fear I got really nauseous and it was weird cause wether I ate or not I never experienced that sick feeling... I rode the ride I was just I'll afterwards... I probably could have tried again but I haven't got on a Rollercoaster since I figured I was retired

The moon??? AHAHAHAAHAHAHAAHAHAHAAHAHAHAHA

Sure... they've been saying that since the Wright brothers took off.

@@gagatube and we've certainly made no progress towards that goal since then, huh?

@@sd6gaming367 Oh, yes, _progress_ has been made - Concorde for example - but the progress came with a lot of issues. The idea of a some little space-glider carrying passengers across the Atlantic in a couple of hours has been a recurring fairy-story told over the decades by entrepreneurs who want investors money to play with.

@randommatrix4180 and who exactly is they? and what incentive do they have to keep us locked indoors?

the end of flat earther believers are coming to the end once this fully open for public. or... i cant imagine how they will think of ways to deny it.

you're just jealous

Looks staged

@@thaimyburgh9552 They say that about the first moon landing as well. I say until you provide irrefutable proof I take nothing you folks have to say as serious.

Right

Right. Like give them a camera

The earth is flat. It's a firmament and they don't want us to see it.

There are astronauts in the ISS recording the outside of the ISS from the INSIDE with a camera. You can check that out.

"im not sure if they actually went to "space"." The atmosphere becomes thinner fluently, so you cannot say where it ends. They reached 89 km. The US Air Force definition for the beginning of space is 80 km. The most used definition is 100km. Both are arbitrary, have to do with aviation, and there is still atmosphere higher than 100 km. The question if something is actually in space or not is pointless. "you can achieve this same thing without going to "outer space" " Of course, but the higher you go, the longer you can experience it. Weightlessess never has to do with "space". At the International Space Station gravity is only 13% weaker than down here. "outer space" meaning outside Earths atmosphere is 330,000 ft from the surface," As I said, also that is an arbitrary definition. At about that altitude, the necessary speed to get aerodynamic uplift becomes as high as orbital speed. You think that is a real natural definition for "end of the atmosphere"? It was mainly pushed by the World Air Sports Federation who had to define where "aviation" ends, otherwise aviation records like "hightes flight", "fastest airplane"... were pointless in the space era. The International Space Station loses more than 50 meters of altitude every day because there is still so much atmosphere at 400 km that the drag slows it down. And it is not exact 330,000 feet, it is 100 km. And it is no even that: But they rounded it to 100 km, because it is such a nice number.

Why don't you get a flight for yourself instead of all of this n0nsènse

This does nothing for humanity. These are people who paid large amounts of money to float inside a flying object at high altitudes. Seriously ask yourself how this helps the masses?

Oh yes, one step for manking one jump towards ruining whats left of our enviornment 😂

@@frankhernandez6524 I suppose at the very least, it’s one tiny step towards humanity traversing the stars.

@danmaster9183 you do realize, accomplishing sustainable clean energy, might wind up taking place in orbit right? Plenty of testing going in to 2024 as far as generating power/propulsion. Much safer to test those things where our atmosphere can help absorb and breakdown any failure. And being majorly private parties funding these things, political cover ups arent a huge worry. If there can be a major breakthrough in any type of clean energy that is realistically feasible, there's a good chance it happens in 0g, So yeah, actually in the long run probably great for the environment.

@@dyetman0714 so their up there trying to create clean energy? I thought it was just a civilian attraction.... 🤣 you just made a bunch of junk up like your dreaming or something, they are not up there trying to create clean energy...

Duhhh

or maybe cgi just looks real.

They were going 44,000 fpm

@@TheDogGoesWoof69You mad because everything isn't white like it use to be😆😆😆

@@TheDogGoesWoof69we are all humans, let’s just be happy for them

China:Are u kidding me?Hold my beer😎

​@@achkchuallytriphold my beer while we fake some more videos

You are not leading the world

America is not leading the world. In genocide? COVID deaths? Number of mass slaughters that routinely occur and the population is completely fine with it like a bunch of barbarians? sure, it's leading the world in those things, i guess. Elon Musk is literally African, and this guy is UK.

@@achkchuallytripwhat do you think china has accomplished exactly?

Who defined space by the way? Anything above 50-60kms can be widely accepted as space as it varies from region to region depending on what they recognize as the separation.

No they shouldn't, that would be a waste.

@@sk8erz6721they won’t. Cause it spoils everything for those m0rons😚

They did not go into orbit. The Karmen Line is at 100km, they went 88km

@@dionysus2006 thanks for saying that I hate that everybody thinks they went to space what a joke

@@traversniemi5342 Looks like somebody got up on the wrong side of the bed this morning 😬

@@dionysus2006 is space not a vacuum. Thrust Does not work in a vacuum. So the rocket attest to the lunar module when they went to the moon would not have done anything

I wonder why they don't go the extra 12km to meet international standards ? I bet it is technically possible with the current design

Huge breakthrough for sending meaningless people into space? Sounds like a waste.

@@climatepurificationdon’t you want to go to space? Don’t forget you’re one of those “meaningless people” and so am I.

Fine! Just don't incorrectly call them "astronauts". @@zainzwerschke5484

Bahahaha…AI is not very good on realistic comments…

The core requirements for reaching 28000 km/hour stays roughly the same, so no über-eats for people in orbit, even if refined current tech to its maximum efficiency.

Far less pressure differential for the craft to endure.

Wouldn't that be the moon landing ?

@@xghostrider980LOL

no, the earth is fisheyed

Do you see a camera In any of their hands? Check the ISS you'd see videos of astronauts recording the earth from inside the ISS. I'm very sure that wasn't enough for you.

😂😂

At least this spacecraft was certified by regulators, and the owners did not thumb their nose at industry standards…

Also not saying pressure isn't a problem in space. It is. Just the opposite way. And I'd rather have to de-pressurize a cabin in a vac suit because of a fire, than have that same cabin collapse in on me.

Ya sounds like we got a hater

The pressure differential is tiny compared to depths of the oceans.

Driving your car can go devastatingly wrong.

Not "astronauts". These were passengers, nothing more.

​@@scraype4111 Space tourists.

​@@scraype4111 By definition, an astronaut is a person who is trained to travel in a spacecraft. So yes, it's fair to call them astronauts. You're nothing but jealous if you feel like denying it.

​@@scraype4111according to Merriam-Webster a definition of an Astronaut is any person who travels beyond the earth's atmosphere 🤷‍♂️

more like Apollo 13, but I hear ya.

They already had their moment for that. Killed a test pilot. It was his own error that killed him and almost killed the other pilot but I believe they have fixed the system that made it possible for him to unlock the feather mechanism while still low in the atmosphere.

​@applejuicejunkie316 you know how some people read comments, and just be wanting to say something.

You're only off by about 6000 psi

Ehm, yes. What does this have to do with a flight to the moon?