See the Artemis 1 spacecraft's fiery Earth re-entry in amazing time-lapse 

I thought it was only my observation, they really skipped over the athmosphere! amazing

Thanks for explaining. I thought it was a video loop, never heard of that reentry before! Cool, thanks again for clearing it up!

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That’s cool! Whats the point of it, like I’m assuming maybe to help slow?

@@mirandaroberts1831decreases peak heating and g-forces in exchange for a long period of heating and g-forces

No. It's a time lapsed video. This is about 5x real speed

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​@noobdernoobder6707 look at.the description...it's 25 minutes sped up to only run for 7 minutes. Now don't you feel dump for popping off

@@rocketfamilykml2528 Not at all, have you actually seen the realtime version?

@@tacitblue1973 my comment applies to this video and that it os sped up and that the person I commented to doubts it Yada yada

True it is moving very quickly, but also realize this video is at approximately 3x speed.

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This is timelapse

@@adamant365i listen to the sound and it totally not sped up also you can see it literally fly past atmosphere even atmosphere cant fully stop it so it fly veryyyy fast😅

@@THON176It quite clearly says “time lapse” in the title. Yes it reenters at high speed, but the full video (I’ve seen it) is 20+ minutes long. Edit: the last minute or so isn’t time lapse. But the majority of the video is.

Isn't this a way to mitigate heating on the shield as well?

@@elantrauma It may have the effect you describe, But the biggest advantage of skip entry is that by having it skip once in the atmosphere, it slows it down and allows the final angle of entry to be deeper than normal. The deeper entry angle has the effect of reducing glide time and making it easier to target the landing site

deeper means steeper 🤔

I hear water…. 👂

I was going to ask if they "Bounced" on the atmosphere, thanks for your comment! I was initially confused by the 2 times of visible heat, expecting one... /4 beers down and counting.

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They reported that their offices around the globe are fuming.

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Eles vão dizer que tudo isso é fake,filmes de Hollywood.🌎🤣🤣🤣

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Haulin ass!!

Crossing the entire N American continent in 20 seconds 😂 don't blink or you'll miss it

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Just send me up, I don't care if I come back. I don't need a moon base, just a lift.

Oh it's already there. Been there for ages

Weren't they supposed to go

We could have had that moon base decades ago, if it wasn’t for Lyndon Johnson’s “Great Society” welfare scam, that enslaved generations of blacks to government handouts, and drained the public treasury ensuring a permanent deficit economy.

Powered and controlled decent in the UFO as opposed to free falling at terminal velocity through the atmosphere and surfing on plasm.

What uf*? Isn't this man made?

Say what??

Wish granted. Be careful what you wish for…. MwAHAHAHAHA

@@thomasducourantjr.6162 to paraphrase Dr. Yueh, you don't think I know what I've gained?

The flat earthers have the proof they have longed for

That’s because the camera is behind a thick curved window. A thick curved piece of glass is literally just a lens, which distorts light.

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I saw that too. I think it is just the thickness of the cloud cover compared to where their were less clouds. Lower pressure domes in the atmosphere and what nots.😊

If you’re talking about the white stuff at the very end after it splashes down, thought about that too. My hypothesis is - that spacecraft was still quite warm when it hit the water. The water evaporated from the hot windows, leaving the sea salt behind. Plus, it was sped up - so it looks much faster than it was. But I am not a rocket surgeon. Just an amateur speculating.

I think they might be charred pieces of the ablative heat shield

@@robjohnson1138you can steam rise as the craft impacts with the water.

My first thought was frost. Re-entry heat may not have impacted that somewhat rear-facing window very significantly. And the cold of space and/or the cold in the upper atmosphere could be the cause, with the warming in the lower atmosphere not catching up, as it were.

Salt water evaporated

Thrusters firing.

No you weren't.

@@penguin44ca Yes, I was.

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How much help was prayer in this?

Lol lying is a sin right? Churches don't believe space exists, since there's a magical firmament or whatever that stops us from entering the "heaven's" 😆

I was thinking that too lol

You'd die 😢

I seen one drop straight in THEN slowly take on forward motion. I have a pretty good idea what we saw in the vid will soon be old school.

What would that do

It was done on Apollo as well. The first step is to bleed off trans lunar velocity in the thinner upper atmosphere before going in steeper to the deeper and denser parts atmosphere in the second step.

@@Kurzula5150 I wonder if with a large light shield it would be possible to surf the atmosphere and need no ablation at all. Of course it's a moot point once we have UFO disclosure

Why would it? It has ablative heat shielding.

You're close, those are RCS (Reaction Control System) hypergolic small thrusters firing, not to slow the craft down, but to keep it oriented at the optimal trajectory. Also notice there are two different moments of atmospheric reentry. The first bleeds off speed and then the RCS orients the craft to skip off the top of the atmosphere like a stone off water, and then point back down at a deeper/steeper angle to reenter in earnest. This helps bleed off extreme speed from coming back from the Moon but also makes it easier to point the craft at the desired touchdown location.

@@dirtypure2023 thank you alot for this info very curious but not educated

@@letmebe100 welcome!

@@letmebe100 Spaceflight is a very deep subject

Those are the Reaction Control System (RCS) thrusters: 12 small hydrazine-powered rocket engines that fire for short intervals to keep the Orion crew module correctly oriented and stable during re-entry. Each thruster has solenoid-actuated valves that open and close to control hydrazine and oxidizer flows. The knocking sounds you hear are the valves opening and closing. Watch realtime version (25 minutes): ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-U88DzZcsubs.html

RCS thrusters keeping the capsule oriented 😁

It’s sped up so it sounds weird.

Who came up with this - flat earth? Why?

​@@Klik13147CIA/NSA psy-op to distract people and divert their energies to useless endeavors. Idk just a theory

Water, sound doesn't travel in space

I believe those were control thrusters firing during reentry.

Yeah, every time it made a noise I would be like "what's that, did something fall off"😬😱

Most all of it either burns up in the atmosphere or impacts the ocean. Only the capsule returns safely