SpaceX Raptor Test Stand Back In Action | This Week In Spaceflight

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This week in spaceflight, Voyager 1 resumes its science operations, Russia and China partner up for a lunar base, and SpaceX's McGregor tripod stand roars back to life. Join us as we cover these exciting updates and more!
Highlights:
🔴 Voyager 1: NASA's probe returns to full science operations.
🔴 Russia-China Lunar Base: Joint efforts to establish a moon outpost.
🔴 US-India Space Collaboration: Training and launching ISRO astronauts.
🔴 McGregor Tripod Stand: SpaceX's Raptor engine tests resume.
🔴 Space Traffic: Recent launches and upcoming missions.
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🤵 Hosted by Elysia Segal (@elysiasegal)
🖋️ Written by Martijn Luinstra with Alejandro Alcantarilla Romera (@alexphysics13).
🎥 Footage from: Jack Beyer, Gary Blair, Max Evans, D Wise, McGregor Live
CNSA, Roscosmos, NASA, JPL-Caltech, CCTV, CASC, Shujianyang, ESA, Astroscale, SpaceX.
✂️ Edited by Ryan Caton (@DPodDophinPro).
💼 Produced by Kevin Michael Reed (@kmreed).
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@brianwalton8360 5 дней назад

After leaving University I started my working career in 1977. I'm now 70 and retired. To think this Voyager and its sister have been out there working 24/7 for sooo long is just astounding. To the teams involved my hearty congratulations. A credit to all.

@RedTideRTS 5 дней назад

Those original Voyager engineers 🔥

@Splendisimo 5 дней назад

They don't make 'em like they used to

@SebastianWellsTL 6 дней назад

Voyager 1 is a living legend! 😎

@lion714wla7 5 дней назад

Not the cows just hanging around chilling like that 😂😂 they gotta be used to it

@thetacticalyoutuber 6 дней назад

At this point voyager 1 is litteraly immortal

@NeroDefogger 5 дней назад

it very much isn't sadly, it is actually getting very old... and believe me, I WISH it reached a bit further, it would give us extremely valuable data on the galactic attraction force, but... I don't think that's happening...

@simonkovacic2585 6 дней назад

As someone from Slovenia, I'm really happy to see that it's becoming a member state of ESA

@lion714wla7 5 дней назад

The more brains and budget we have, the best it is

@MrKellymcilrath 6 дней назад

Thank you Elysia for another awesome This Week In Spaceflight!! Also thank you NSF, & everyone who made this posable!!!!

@Beyersdoerfer 6 дней назад

Glad voyager is back!

@charleslord2433 5 дней назад

Love the Voyager record earrings!

@TimRyanYpsilanti 5 дней назад

Thank you for having a human as reporter for you. Too many sites use bot to read the script and they have not corrected when the bot have a hard time reading it. We easily understand $240, but a bot will read it as two four zero dollars so the script needs to be corrected to read it as '2 hundred forty dollars'.

@BrettMontgomery-yg8cd 5 дней назад

As usual, another perfect job, Elysia. Thank you and thanks to NSF for everyone's hard work each and every week.

@yomanyo327 6 дней назад

"We saw the launch of a starlink....." wow, must be a day that ends in a y, how easily we've gotten used to the idea that there's one company on earth that can land skyscrapers like it's no big deal.

@WiredForFlight 6 дней назад

It is so wonderful that Voyager 1 is working again! 🎉

@Cannabinova 5 дней назад

Those Voyager earrings are awesome

@davecurtis8833 5 дней назад

Nice presentation Elysia.

@noahkilleen239 5 дней назад

The idea that Russia will have any meaningful contribution to future lunar missions beyond slapping a flag on a chinese craft is laughable. They have neither the budget, will nor brain power especially after Roscosmos empties out fallowing the retirement of the ISS.

@hashmagandy2012 6 дней назад

TWIS is constantly the most professionally produced and professionally delivered of all of NSF’s many videos, imho. 👏👏👏NSF, 👏👏👏ES.

@loadmastergod1961 5 дней назад

Tgank you elysia for narrating. You are the clearest speaker fir these. With jack and Das bring the only other two capable on the team

@Booster-13ALIVE 6 дней назад

Hello everyone! Happy Friday

@bazanime 5 дней назад

V'GER! will return one day.🖖

@59seank 5 дней назад

Thanks Martijn and Alejandro. Thanks Elysia.

@BabyMakR 4 дня назад

@10:19 I love how the cows are just so used to the sound of rocket engine tests they don't even look up.

@adriangillies6037 5 дней назад

Thanks for a great show. :)

@Acklon 6 дней назад

Ah so Space Cold War II: Electric Boogaloo has started. Dope xD

@zander_the_space_nerd 5 дней назад

Space race 2.0, bring it on!

@saratoga5574 5 дней назад

that cable vertical landing is going to look amazing😍

@oldmanstumpie1061 5 дней назад

Thanks for the update NSF team.

@MickRonald 6 дней назад

Always a lot of spaceflight topics to talk about each week. Thank you Elysia and NSF for the latest TWIS.

@corrinastanley125 5 дней назад

Thanks Elysia and NSF team.

@reginaldorossi9774 5 дней назад

love those blue eyes 🙂 GJ Elysia. Looking forward next week to recap this week

@KOxHARxMORNY 5 дней назад

Simp

@dwydd5729 6 дней назад

Someone can explain me why no reliable spaceflight news source ( aside from clickbait channels) is giving updates about starliner?

@Chromeman 6 дней назад

I just watched Fraser Caine from Universe Today and their weekly news video where one of the segments were about Starliner...

@noahkilleen239 5 дней назад

CNN just ran an article and two on-air segments about it: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-0M0uzdZVpNg.htmlsi=BvX3jihmie5w-Mdn

@ryann6919 5 дней назад

V'GER MUST JOIN WITH THE CREATOR

@elizabethhoeppner8881 6 дней назад

Awesome update. Thanks 😊

@alancope2563 3 дня назад

It's missing time stamps and don't forget the sunrise over the water at the beginning of the videos. Great job keep up the good work

@Nolantrees 5 дней назад

I LOVE IT

@LifeonWheels 5 дней назад

Gotta give it to China, That cable landing looks awesome! I hope it works for them!

@thatskyguy260 6 дней назад

Nice

@Ethan-ud4pt 6 дней назад

Awesome to hear more space stuff with America

@riparianlife97701 5 дней назад

I love my Starlink internet.

@Grandwigg 5 дней назад

It seems to me we need to make the Deep space Network a Deeper Spacey-er Network. Maybe I should strap some walkie talkies to a bunch of bottle rockets. . . Seriously though, the amount of redundancy and resilience in these craft absolute continue to amaze. Great video! The pics from NZ have been amazing. Jack and Max did great work!

@Cyan37 3 дня назад

9:46 for the people who came here because of the title of the video. Honestly disappointing to not see any time stamps provided.

@Feszy_ 5 дней назад

10:12 even after days of inactivity the cows and birds nearby are barely startled.

@mikerice7762 5 дней назад

It's a shame that the country's that have a space program can't all work together. Imagine what could be accomplished.

@ridingvenus 3 дня назад

Stuckliner …just make it a storage segment. 16:02

@jebediahkerman3946 5 дней назад

Why do people say Voyager is doing science? It's not. It's recording and transmitting observations. Science is a much broader process than mere observation.

@mikegardner107 4 дня назад

It certainly starts with gathering data. Without data it is quite difficult for scientists to do science.

@noahkurus58 5 дней назад

There was also a minotaur launch from Vandenberg this past week...

@ale131296 5 дней назад

suborbital test, if we covered every missile launch across the globe we'd be having just a TWIS episode for that 😂

@noahkurus58 5 дней назад

@@ale131296 I'd watch it 😂

@mikegardner107 5 дней назад

How did that computer chip break in half? Are not all of the computers on V1 & V2 shielded and protected?

@alflud 6 дней назад

Does anyone in Russia or China know how to make a good animation? They probably outsourced it to - better not say. Such disappoint.

@SaraNaimiarfa 5 дней назад

😍

@SaraNaimiarfa 5 дней назад

❤

@leroyfli 5 дней назад

do we have any more detailed info? was it a safety issue or failure. Seems odd this is a new thing for SpaceX but happens all the time for other space companies ( if wrong please let me know)

@domrage 5 дней назад

The starliner capsule is no longer coming back June 26

@dancingdog2790 6 дней назад

Sounds of Earth earrings are on fleek, as the kids (used to?) say

@alexlabs4858 6 дней назад

StayLiner 😎

@pricey0986ify 5 дней назад

I thought Russia and all these other countries tries would of had more worries than building space stations

@Lion_McLionhead 5 дней назад

Such a long repair, guess they'll stick to 1 million lbf instead of 1.5 million.

@GilbertoFerreira 5 дней назад

10:25 - Those cows are not bother at all...

@themanwnoname3454 5 дней назад

🥂🥂

@loopy1957 5 дней назад

Jeez Elysia. Take a breath girl. :)

@Uncle_Yukon 6 дней назад

and Tripod is getting ready for another test right soon, time now is 12:49:44pm McGregor time.

@thedausthed 5 дней назад

2:48 Time to dust off Project A119

@brianhaygood183 5 дней назад

You and your bright ideas.

@johnnynielsen3006 5 дней назад

Voyager 1 are litterally 22 light hours away... We earthlings are only 8 minutes away from the Sun... Star Trek fans... Stop dreaming... Space is larger than life...

@WilboBaggins-dm7ub 6 дней назад

Yayyyyyyy 1st to like.....gotta keep up eh???

@jimbloechl7360 5 дней назад

Argh. I'm not going to be around when all these plans come to fruition.... Even more sad, anyone I talk to regarding the amazing advancements in space technology look at me blankly. "What's Starship"? "They still launch rockets"?

@mypinkbunny 5 дней назад

wat was falling off that china rocket it looked insane

@ProjectBuildOnRRorRobloxFilms 6 дней назад

THE STUBBY GOD is back!

@00kt86 6 дней назад

Moo!! 🐄🐄🐄

@riparianlife97701 5 дней назад

It's amazing that the US, Canada, the EU, Russia, China, Japan and India can only agree on one thing: The importance of desperately trying to make flerthers look stupid.

@ssg25uret6 5 дней назад

Russia, China and a clown car full of helpers. I foresee no issues😢

@Dyelrohc 5 дней назад

It’s here voice and tone, AI bot would do a better job, it just sound all the same! If aliens had been spotted on the dark side of the moon, she would have said it in the same tone

@mikegardner107 4 дня назад

🤣You must not listen to much AI. 🤣

@Clark-Mills 5 дней назад

The new Moonbase should be called "The International Moonbase" but should exclude the USA as we don't want them to advance... Parody comment (for the humor impaired...)

@NealeUpstone 5 дней назад

😢 "China and Russia partner up". We really do need to kick out our governments - ordinary people don't want "them and us", we just want to find ways to reach for the stars together as one peaceful star-faring civilisation.

@ZeroSpawn 5 дней назад

Russia is good at space. They landed on Venus twice.

@lazarus2691 5 дней назад

Venus is the easiest planet to land on due to its thick atmosphere (Earth is second easiest for the same reason). The United States once successfully landed on Venus *by accident*, with the Pioneer 13 "day probe". No parachute, no landing thrusters, nothing. It just fell into the atmosphere and hit the ground slowly enough that it continued working for another hour or so until its battery ran out.