Starliner Orbital Flight Test Cabin Camera Views

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Take a look inside the #Starliner on its Orbital Flight Test. Four interior cameras captured the mission, and this video covers nearly every dynamic event during the flight, including launch, separation events, on-orbit maneuvering, re-entry and landing. This is just a preview of what’s to come from the Dec. 20-22 flight as we prepare to release all our onboard mission footage.
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@icare7151 4 года назад

Any anomaly that one can safely walk away from is a huge success and a testament to top fail safe engineering. Thank you for sharing awesome video and look forward to exciting times to come.

@BasedBidoof 4 года назад

woah that lightning or static on the parachutes line, crazy! I love the snoopy btw

@ddegn 4 года назад

Wasn't that just a navigation strobe? Do you have a time stamp for the static?

@BasedBidoof 4 года назад

@@ddegn yeah, 2:31. Not sure if it's like a static thing, I don't really know to be honest. Looks crazy though.

@ddegn 4 года назад

@@BasedBidoof I agree it looks crazy. My guess is the parachute is reflecting some sort of strobe light used to warn aircraft in the area of the obstacle. Thanks for the time stamp.

@adamanderson3042 4 года назад

@@ddegn Probably very strict no-fly zones in place such that an aircraft breaching it is the least of their worries. Probably mainly to incidate to ground teams where the capsule is going to land. It's still a pretty big area it's landing in, with an accuracy of 1 mile.

@ddegn 4 года назад

@@adamanderson3042 Even if they're in a no-fly zone, the capsule will likely have an anti collision light. I haven't found a good source to back up my assumption but I'd be very surprised if Boeing didn't include an anti collision light on their vehicle.

@Yrouel86 4 года назад

This is awesome. WHY THE HECK DIDN'T YOU GUYS STREAM ANYTHING OF THIS DURING THE WEBCAST??? Hopefully your next live coverage will be less dull and boring.

@PaddyPatrone 4 года назад

you can`t stream reentry footage. No signal

@Yrouel86 4 года назад

@@PaddyPatrone I understand that but they haven't made any effort to stream any part of it, not even data on screen, animations or what not. They only showed people staring at monitors.

@PaddyPatrone 4 года назад

@@Yrouel86 I know, they really missed that opportunity. SpaceX did a great job with DM-1

@arthurhamilton5222 4 года назад

Massimo You can't teach an old dog new tricks, without replacing some of the older brain parts.

@magygrendel6931 4 года назад

@@arthurhamilton5222 "You can't teach an old dog new tricks, without replacing some of the older brain parts." THAT'S the actually biggest issue of whole Boeing. Kick out most of management, hire new brains and talents and LET THEM WORK.

@palpatinewasright 4 года назад

Congratulations on your flight, looking forward to your first successful one!

@PaddyPatrone 4 года назад

Beeing open to the public is the best PR you can do! Next time be open from the start please.

@A86 4 года назад

Yes please!! They'll get more views, more excitement, and more news if they do this from the start next time. We need to see this! Take some cues from SpaceX and NASA.

@2nd3rd1st 4 года назад

2:39 Cudos to the editor for synching the music with the vehicle touching down, satisfying detail.

@Erik-rp1hi 4 года назад

There's Snoopy!

@old_arsed_eldergoth2800 4 года назад

I saw him too- wondering if that's Boeing's version of a "Zero Gravity Indicator" 😂

@Broadwaymungo 4 года назад

SNOOPY FOR THE WIN

@FranciscoMartinez-rl6rq 3 года назад

No way. Spacex has Baby Yoda on his last crew to ISS. 😜

@dankok531 3 года назад

I feel bad for snoopy,he never got to see the iss

@j.johnson3520 2 года назад

Very impressed with the window. I think you've _actually_ beaten SpaceX on that one! Well done.

@CurtQuarquessoMedia 4 года назад

Great video, looked like a smooth ride from the inside. Thanks for sharing. Was concerned that we weren’t going to get this footage.

@mocko69 4 года назад

A smooth failure lol

@LordFalconsword 4 года назад

@M̸O̶A̵N̴ Hence they should have to fly again, since they failed their primary goal of reach, and doing A BUNCH of tests before docking.

@arthurhamilton5222 4 года назад

@@LordFalconsword The primary goal of any manned spacecraft's first flight is to make it to a safe orbit, test what can be tested and land safely. ISS roundezvous ops should've been listed as a bonus test objective, assuming no major problems occurred during launch and orbital insertion. NASA'S and Boeing's problem was in claiming Boeing/ULA was the more experienced provider, in this case, which they were not.

@olekkuvppl 4 года назад

Docking with the ISS was literally the goal of that mission and written in the contract

@loydgravitt7733 4 года назад

Sooooo. Boeing HAD cameras after all, they just decided not to share the feeds during their test. Still don’t understand the reluctance to share video feeds. Launch day coverage was boring and lame, mostly engineers staring at their consoles zzzzzzzzz

@MrMtanz 2 года назад

Gorgeous! Definitely had some classic Apollo command module vibes 😁

@kirleyq1394 4 года назад

Looking pretty smooth guys. Nice work. 👍🏼

@mocko69 4 года назад

Also the failure looked pretty smooth to me.

@GeorgiKaua 4 года назад

This is really cool to watch, thanks Boeing Space

@MartynDerg 4 года назад

At last! We would have loved to see this earlier/during the stream instead of just people looking at screens, please show us shots like this during future streams! I can't wait to see what boeing has to offer next

@WhiteKestrell 4 года назад

On one hand, this "anomaly" was an expensive setback, for an expensive ship. But on the other hand, you're still doing quality work and trying to get us to Space and move our race forward. So congratulations on a mostly successful test. I wish you a fully successful mission next time!

@AlexandreLollini 4 года назад

This looks like a smooth ride, thank you for sharing, waiting for next mission !!

@alt8791 4 года назад

Smooth until it started desperately firing thrusters and pitching and yawing everywhere to try and correct after the anomaly.

@AlexandreLollini 4 года назад

@@alt8791 of course, I was meaning ascent, descent, landing. During the anomaly obviously if a pilot was in, the issue would have been dealt with. When you look at Snoopy : you see that even then it was very very light shaking.

@TeresaMom1 Год назад

Not near as smooth as the Space X.

@AlexandreLollini Год назад

@@TeresaMom1 I can't compare, I did not have a ride in either of those spaceships ... yet. LOL

@Hexydes 4 года назад

Good on Boeing for sharing the video of this mission, warts and all. It's 2020, not 1960. Space is hard, everyone gets it, but it's better to admit that, learn from the faults, and press forward. Looks like a nice spacecraft, best of luck on the next try!

@MartinBelcher 4 года назад

Thank you for sharing this footage, it is great to see. It looks like a superb craft, the clock setting problem must have been very disappointing, I'm sure it would have docked flawlessly otherwise. Can't wait for the next mission.

@shoshontheelegantwhitetige5718 4 года назад

The only "space" is the one between your ears.

@MartinBelcher 4 года назад

@@shoshontheelegantwhitetige5718 Curious, it sounds like you are saying you do not believe in space. If you don't mind me asking, what led you to believe so?

@shoshontheelegantwhitetige5718 4 года назад

@@MartinBelcher Because there's no evidence that it exists. What led you to believe it does?

@MartinBelcher 4 года назад

@@shoshontheelegantwhitetige5718 I have seen the celestial bodies moving in the sky, especially at night. The moon looks very real, particularly when I look at it through my binoculars. Perhaps I am misunderstanding you. I read it such that you not believe the sun, moon, planets, stars etc exist in space. Is that correct?

@shoshontheelegantwhitetige5718 4 года назад

@@MartinBelcher The sun and moon exist but I don't think they exist in a place called space.

@javiervazquez2815 4 года назад

Beautiful shot of our planet Earth 🌎😍

@123-e3h1y 4 года назад

Keep up the content! Competition will drive down the costs of space travel. Forward!

@mocko69 4 года назад

However, congratulations to everyone who worked on the successful ending of a failed mission.

@FranciscoMartinez-rl6rq 3 года назад

You're right. Congratulations to "Rosie" and "Snoopy".

@darknite-vu7sm 4 года назад

That dude never moved a muscle.

@_mikolaj_ 4 года назад

That's beautifull footage, many thanks for that!

@wbadair2 4 года назад

Cool to have Snoopy on board.

@originalnilson 4 года назад

Snoopy in space!

@PassifloraCerulea 4 года назад

That landing sure looked nice and soft. Beats the Soyuz, I'm sure.

@hrissan 4 года назад

... Korolev who designed Soyuz 60 years ago laughs in satisfaction 😎

@alt8791 4 года назад

Chris Jackson are you ok?

@alt8791 4 года назад

Chris Jackson then why are you implying that Soyuz landings are CGI?

@alt8791 4 года назад

Chris Jackson pls. Explain

@alt8791 4 года назад

Chris Jackson oh my lord you need so much help I can’t even

@jasongriswold1784 4 года назад

Wow it took almost a month to get this footage!?! Space X is live! What a difference!

@loeuvrededieu 4 года назад

Can't wait to see the astronauts' views from that window

@cyn3rgy759 4 года назад

I love how the interior looks like something out of the 80s. Great job Boeing! 😂🤣

@TradeTacticsTavern 2 года назад

My only hope is that Calhoun makes a media tour screaming how this great company is more than just the Max!

@mohwybar5832 4 месяца назад

And now it’s in the air ❤

@charlesrocks 4 года назад

And Snoopy barely moved. Awesome. Simply awesome.

@AlexanderPanzeri 4 года назад

Pity you didn’t over impose the g, speed, trajectory data

@JustJohn505 4 года назад

Something going right for boeing finally Before you scrap one of those max can I get one for half the price😉

@grendal9800 4 года назад

Actually no. The craft didn't know where it was and used up too much fuel trying to maneuver. So it never docked with the ISS like it was supposed to.

@Smokeybear69420 4 года назад

@@grendal9800 Had nothing to do with a navigation error. The launch clock inside the capsule was set incorrectly. Easy fix and if there was crew no one would have been at risk.

@clanross62 4 года назад

@@Smokeybear69420 you honestly believe it was that simple ? If so their pre-check routine must be seriously lacking.

@randomnickify 4 года назад

Going right? 1:17 " thrusters firing after timing anomaly", that's moment when it went horribly wrong, Max wrong, with computer being lost.

@alt8791 4 года назад

Not even. This thing didn’t accomplish the primary mission. Remover that, no matter how much NASA and Boeing tell you otherwise.

@dromarbetsplats 4 года назад

Loving it!!

@allgood6760 3 года назад

Cool vid and nice music👍🇳🇿

@Pintuuuxo 4 года назад

I want a seat by that window, PLEASE.

@heatshield 4 года назад

wild ride. 👊😎

@remembrane2920 4 года назад

the window shot is absolutely magnificent but what's with the view with Rosie?! absolutely horrible camera angle for that one

@astrobrady2396 3 года назад

This is amazing!

@officialspaceefrain 4 года назад

Badass video

@blocknoob22yt72 4 года назад

Starliner for the win!

@mocko69 4 года назад

A successful ending after a clamorous fail, basically a giant face-palm

@jamesguth5511 4 года назад

@@mocko69 hey it completed its mission

@mocko69 4 года назад

@@jamesguth5511 no it hasn't... What about docking to the ISS, one of the main goals?

@jamesguth5511 4 года назад

@@mocko69 that was not apart of the mission the mission was to reach orbit and land. Docking and meating up with iss was not part of the mission objective. But was something Boeing wanted to attempt

@DavidWillisSLS 4 года назад

james guth according to Jim bridenstine docking was not a requirement for mission success.

@Alexanderius 4 года назад

0:47 Best moment, like flying thru asteroid field.

@AverageAlien 4 года назад

Asteroid fields have very spaced apart asteroids. You might never even see one.

@Alexanderius 4 года назад

@@AverageAlien Yep, IRL. But here it looks like in sci-fi movies :)

@alt8791 4 года назад

That’s pieces of debris flying off the paint job.

@thegiaalencar2220 4 года назад

Woah...Snoopy!

@loueber 4 года назад

Who else came here to see Snoopy on his test flight?

@SnoopyCollector 4 года назад

Snoopy did great!

@ghleader2179 4 года назад

Goodjob Boeing

@alexanderleeart 4 года назад

ditch the music and show more of the atmospheric re-entry!

@UnpleasantDog 4 года назад

So amazing! I wish i was an astronaut.

@CodGeronimo 4 года назад

@Chris Jackson How many people would you think are in on the conspiracy? Hundreds of thousands?

@alt8791 4 года назад

CodGeronimo probably millions. Every bureaucrat on earth would have to be in on it. My question is, “why bother?” Why bother spending billions to convince people that space is real when you could save that money and time and use it for real things?

@bradjakubowski8987 4 года назад

Nearly a month later and we finally get in cabin views edited together with some music. Clearly this is why Boeing & Starliner has no fans to speak of. When will Boeing learn that popular opinion counts for something and it’s not just suit coats and government contracts. I wish we could have saw this live during launch and not just a view of mission control.

@123-e3h1y 4 года назад

They are a different type of company adapting to a changing market. Don't be "a fan" of companies, become a fan of progress!

@CopperKettle 3 года назад

I hope it flies soon again, and reaches the ISS safely.

@WETiLAMBY 4 года назад

Now we wait for the flat earthers to attempt to disprove this

@THamm-xt8jm 4 года назад

CGI fake footage

@alt8791 4 года назад

T. Hamm I hope you’re joking.

@ЮрийКучерук-й1н 4 года назад

What music are they using?

@sabrdaruev 4 года назад

Пишут что. island hopping - liquid cinema ,но я найти не могу

@ЮрийКучерук-й1н 4 года назад

@@sabrdaruev пасиб

@sabrdaruev 4 года назад

@@ЮрийКучерук-й1н нашел весь альбом на каком то арабском сайте качнул. Chillout spa. Расширение у треков flac. В aimp проигрываются.

@ЮрийКучерук-й1н 4 года назад

@@sabrdaruev flac это вообще зае...сь. Можно ссыль. Буду очень и очень.

@omarelkhatib1996 4 года назад

Nice work👏👏👏

@Easy_Skanking 4 года назад

Was that Commander Buster?

@christopherdarker1426 4 года назад

Star Liner ? Can barely make it out of the solar system ! 😂

@alt8791 4 года назад

Not even.

@bogdanz4792 4 года назад

*of the atmosphere

@archieolmstead6688 4 года назад

How much does Musk pay you to knock the Starliner? LOL

@alt8791 4 года назад

Archie Olmstead starliner doesn’t need to be knocked. It’s own shortcomings do that for it.

@FranciscoMartinez-rl6rq 3 года назад

Solar System? Can barely make it out of the Earth atmosphere!

@predatoruy 4 года назад

Finally...

@ВикторВальс 4 года назад

Наконец то американцы побывали в настоящем космосе !

@greenalien8503 4 года назад

When's the next flight?

@TheMarcusGomez 4 года назад

This saturday 5am pst, 8am est

@FranciscoMartinez-rl6rq 3 года назад

Probably on March 2021.

@custosvilicus 5 месяцев назад

I have all of these Boeing jokes but it doesn’t take long before they fall apart.

@fong2506 4 года назад

Well guys, the earth is not flat!

@alverro5351 4 года назад

Orbit?

@mocko69 4 года назад

Oh finally, why did it took you more than 3 weeks to extract the videos from the cabin and put it on yt? I could've edited that on the way from the landing site to the base.

@tod4y 4 года назад

Successful failure.

@vagasint.4345 4 года назад

tod4y task failed successfully

@_mikolaj_ 4 года назад

That's important, to make as much success even if there is error

@thePronto 4 года назад

@Din Djarin and do the retest...

@bogdanz4792 4 года назад

Mission failed successfully

@FranciscoMartinez-rl6rq 3 года назад

Same software programers thad made the MCAS of the 737 MÁX, maybe?

@regolith1350 3 года назад

What a strange juxtaposition: a relaxing soundtrack to a totally botched mission.

@AmbientMorality 2 года назад

Looking back after OFT-2's successful docking (despite a couple issues)-honestly, Boeing's been pretty transparent with the issues, and I'm impressed that they shared footage of the thruster firings and shared so much live data during the second attempt. Many companies would lock down following an embarrassing first attempt.

@lartsevevgenii6640 4 года назад

Cool!

@rocistone6570 4 года назад

Not nearly as inspiring or informative as it might have been. C'mon folks! This isn't 1969 and 30-pound cameras are not going to be blown out a mile from the pad on Liftoff. Cameras (and better ones than the ones we had) are now the size (and mass) of an Altoids tin. There should have been 12 cameras inside the Spacecraft and 24 outside it on the Launch Vehicle. This video was edited for the generation with a short attention span, and it shows. This is supposed to be exciting and a new page in the History of Space Flight. Why show us so little when there is (and should be) so much more to see?

@ReevansElectro 4 года назад

If only you could keep up tp Spacex!

@brittonbowen7474 4 года назад

@MrWitchblade 4 года назад

Over budget and late, but solid progress at last. And like others have said, better launch coverage required. Seeing people looking at screens for 40 mins or more is dull!

@raine8553 3 года назад

That's what astronauts will see on board

@ravensrulzaviation 4 года назад

Wow.

@WishingForSerenity 4 года назад

Compared to the Soyuz capsules it looks like a cathedral in there!

@FranciscoMartinez-rl6rq 3 года назад

Yes, but soyuz capsules works and are capable to arrive to te ISS.

@josephdragan7734 4 года назад

Honestly what's with the goofy music? How about a voice over discussing in better detail what was happening vs what was suppose to happen? Boeing...you';re breaking our hearts. Once the pride of American engineering.

@000scubasteve 4 года назад

Where's the clip of Orion over-firing it's reaction control thrusters?Lol

@alva4213 4 года назад

Coool Like Boeing

@bamascubaman 4 года назад

It took you ~3 weeks of editing/processing/review to release that tiny bit? What are you hiding?

@mathboy_ 4 года назад

Where's the part where it docks with the ISS?

@MartinBelcher 4 года назад

It did not dock, a clock setting was wrong which resulted a quarter of the fuel getting wasted therefore they didn't do orbit raising burn, just a couple of days LEO before reentry. It must have been bitterly disappointing for everyone, especially the engineers who built it and the astronauts who didn't receive their christmass goodies.

@mocko69 4 года назад

0:33 omg just look at all those goods for the astronauts... Basically you ruined their Christmas. Congratulations.

@archieolmstead6688 4 года назад

Can you buy those Snoopy toys?

@flycorvus 4 года назад

Next time they should use german clocks for timing..

@FranciscoMartinez-rl6rq 3 года назад

Yes, but please........ Don't buy the clocks on AliExpress!

@randyk7699 4 года назад

Shouldnt we just stick with one thing at a time? Like airplanes? Them move to bigger things.

@CodGeronimo 4 года назад

We should use airplanes to go to space?

@ancelrick5396 4 года назад

We did , for about 60 years. 🤣

@randyk7699 4 года назад

@@CodGeronimo No, just try to get airplaines right!

@randyk7699 4 года назад

@@ancelrick5396 Ok, so that 737 Max worked out great?

@randyk7699 4 года назад

@@ancelrick5396 How is that 737 max going?

@sgfx 3 года назад

As bad of a space provider company that Blue Origin is... In the last 10 years, they have put more people into "Space" than Boeing has. :)

@KFIUEJEJJDO 4 года назад

You guys should definitely be required to redo the test before humans are sent up in that bucket.

@arthurhamilton5222 4 года назад

Matt Baumann They get two test flights. ISS roundezvous ops can be done while the test crew is aboard.

@_mikolaj_ 4 года назад

We shall see after investigation is over. In my personal opinion, there is no need to do so, as safety systems proovem to be safe, parachute anomaly is fixed, etc. But, results will tell

@Ivan77445 4 года назад

And in my opinion, everything went perfectly ! I think the time anomaly is a minor error !

@alt8791 4 года назад

“Minor error.” A minor error that prevented the spacecraft from actually carrying out the mission. Imagine if a Soyuz did that. The media would flip out about how the Russians couldn’t get us to the space station, but when it happens to Boeing, it’s just a “minor error.”

@Broadwaymungo 4 года назад

Hey, you got to orbit! Successful Failure! You guys will fix it. GO STARLINER! GO SNOOPY!

@sabrdaruev 4 года назад

Music????

@mmouseav8r402 4 года назад

When can the average joe go into space? I’d like to see it for myself

@KingdaToro 4 года назад

It'll likely become affordable once SpaceX's starship is up and running. Full reusability is everything.

@Bryan-Hensley 4 года назад

You can probably go in a few months if you have the money.

@adamanderson3042 4 года назад

@@Bryan-Hensley Obviously your statement doesn't apply to the average person. But since it doesn't and you presumably know it doesn't because of the 'if you have the money' comment, then technically you have been able to go for decades. You do know that the Soyuz program accepts private citizens who pay? In-fact the vast majority of private citizens who have paid to gone to space have done so through the Soyuz, it's my understanding that it's been a source of disagreement between ROSCOSMOS and NASA because historically NASA has been quite anti-private citizens on the ISS, but that changed in 2017-2018.

@shoshontheelegantwhitetige5718 4 года назад

Never. Space is fake. Earth is flat. It's a all scam, NASA gets over $20 billion per year from us

@CodGeronimo 4 года назад

@@shoshontheelegantwhitetige5718 Do you honestly think 20 billion is enough to apparently fool the entire world and buy off every space agency in the world? It's like 0.5% of the federal budget... it's an extremely sheltered idea.

@georgeblack3185 4 года назад

Does this look like a flat earth?

@FranciscoMartinez-rl6rq 3 года назад

No. This looks like MCAS faillure from inside....

@izydor3344 4 года назад

Would be better with the real sounds.

@alsterwasser08 4 года назад

Let's see how SpaceX will be doing against the "software-experienced masterminds" at Boeing. :D

@randygainer4186 4 года назад

Spacex blew up a capsule...Mistakes happen.

@alt8791 4 года назад

Randy Gainer on the ground. During a test. Where the intentionally pushed the system that should never have to be activated to near its limits.

@FranciscoMartinez-rl6rq 3 года назад

@@randygainer4186 yes... AFTER TRAVEL SUCCESFULLY TO ISS AND RETURN BACK (don't forgen that)

@alt8791 4 года назад

“Docking with the space station wasn’t a primary objective. We’ve tested the adapter on the ground. It worked for SpaceX.” People say. Watch. 5 bucks says that when the thing gets commanded to free drift and links with the space station, the software will freak out due to some “unforeseen error” and fires the abort engines and ruins the stations’ orbit. And then they have to burn a Progress’ engines for like 35 straight hours to fix the orbit, while the Starliner has next to nothing for deorbit.

@strongme80 4 года назад

It looks like Boeing didn't budget in for a 4K camera. Tsk Tsk Tsk.

@studio5029 4 года назад

dishonest boing ( turkish airlines ) 2009

@jockwood2398 4 года назад

Seems like they have chopped off the docking footage!

@MartinBelcher 4 года назад

@user-kf5zk6gl3z Месяц назад

This aged well…

@filtro960 4 года назад

("Clever savior 19")

@Minong_Manitou_Mishepeshu 4 года назад

Interior should be more alien tech. Replace the 16th century windows with some HD. And all that white plastic gives it all a cheap 1990s diaper changing table vibe. Think 1930s Sci-fi when you design the next one...

@_mikolaj_ 4 года назад

That's unpractical and unnecessary weight

@Minong_Manitou_Mishepeshu 4 года назад

@@_mikolaj_ heavier than space grade windows and plastic? Carbon fiber, Kevlar, aluminum alloys....all kinds of options stronger and lighter than plastic. The whole thing should be see they with redundant instruments hidden behind touch type plasma screens so when they are not in use, its like they aren't even there. Should feel like a bubble while n transit. Equipment not in use would be invisible to crew until needed. Why should barely used gear hog up all the prime viewing real estate? That's so primitive.

@georgejohnson5478 4 года назад

Why isn't there a Window, so Passengers can see the World⁉️1:50 got Passengers looking at a T.V. with C.G.I., sad🤪

@alt8791 4 года назад

That’s a window you see there.

@georgejohnson5478 4 года назад

That's a ultra High Definition L.C.D., Ultra thin Flat screen T.V.🤓

@alt8791 4 года назад

George Johnson no, it’s a piece of glass. Looking outside.

@georgejohnson5478 4 года назад

Why the Window not Icing up Genius, "Lil T",you know how high up that Fake Spacecraft is🤭Guess they got " Super De-Icer"🤨Your dealing with a Guy with great Discernment👑

@alt8791 4 года назад

George Johnson windows don’t ice up in a vacuum, genius.