To Bennu and Back

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NASA's latest New Frontiers mission, OSIRIS-REx, will venture to a near-Earth asteroid to discover clues about the unique resources asteroids hold, processes that affect asteroids' orbital paths and their potential for impacting Earth, and the origins of life in the solar system. In addition, OSIRIS-REx will collect a sample from the surface of the asteroid and return it to Earth for generations of scientists to study and analyze, making this the first American asteroid sample return mission and the largest sample returned from an extraterrestrial body since Apollo.
OSIRIS-REx's launch window opens September 8, 2016.
This is the journey #ToBennuAndBack.
Credit: NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center/Katrina Jackson
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@TacoPreacher 7 лет назад

This video has a very epic tone to it, love it!

@BensLab 7 лет назад

I love it. It's incredible how everyday this sort of mission is becoming. It's a testament to human achievement.

@innosam123 7 лет назад

Not really. Only a handfulbof them have been done

@BensLab 7 лет назад

I realise that...but already we're becoming better at it. I find it reassuring. Only a few years ago (seemingly) we hurled something the size of piano at a distant comet-and hit it. Now we plan and execute these missions like they're a trip to the grocery store.

@airborneinfantry3388 7 лет назад

I just read recently on nasa that they actually can see where the Rosetta rover landed on that comet 67P! pretty exciting for our first try! Now humanities 2nd attempt is a return sample, I love it! NASA can do it if anyone can!

@innosam123 7 лет назад

First few, this is an asteroid landing- which has been done since the 90s (though that was kind of a pointless one because the probe was an orbiter that could not last for long on its surface... Comets are much harder to get into orbit and land on. Second, this type of sample return has been done by the Japanese, is being done by the Japanese (Haybusa 1, 2, possibly eventually 3), and now USA in this mission. Comparing a comet to an asteroid is apples to oranges,..

@XenaTravelXena 7 лет назад

Bennu is a carbonaceous asteroid (B-type) compared to Itokawa S-type. The Hayabusa mission failed to collect regolith samples the first time (probably due to its stony surface) and only had dust the second. OSIRIS-REx won't be landing on Bennu but giving what Mission leads call a "High 5" type maneuver with the TAGSAM hopefully collecting more than was brought from Itokawa. :)

@rustyshackleford234 8 месяцев назад

Anyone else here after it safely returned?

@markbravaco2912 7 лет назад

Awesome, this is such a cool mission. Good luck to all!

@NASAGoddard 7 лет назад

Thanks!

@ItzChickenYall 8 месяцев назад

Yay it landed

@brandonhall6084 7 лет назад

Simply amazing. NASA is once again expanding our knowledge of the universe we live in. Bon voyage and good luck!

@bobonowski1 7 лет назад

This is by far the best animation yet! i hope you can make more of these types of videos

@alexandrugheorghe5610 7 лет назад

Brilliant! Just brilliant!!!!!!! All the best with the mission!

@wazowski9228 7 лет назад

I can't wait for this mission! Godspeed Atlas V! Godspeed Osiris Rex!

@z4k4z 7 лет назад

One of the things I love about scientific endeavour is the long-term thinking it necessitates. A healthy contrast to the short-termism of the political world. Our future depends on that kind of long view.

@nickstc1868 8 месяцев назад

Watching this today, when it arrived! 🍻

@fredricknoel392 8 месяцев назад

Here after Mission success. Excellent feat NASA

@clank2269 7 лет назад

Nice work guys ;) --> Launch coming soon on 8.09.2016!!!

@rahulkochar5577 7 лет назад

what a time to be alive!

@crimsonsoldier4180 8 месяцев назад

And it worked perfectly 7 years later!

@AakashKalaria 7 лет назад

Asymmetrical launch eh? Impressive!

@IstasPumaNevada 7 лет назад

They must be doing one of those Reddit KSP challenges to cut down launch mass.

@AakashKalaria 7 лет назад

IstasPumaNevada Haha yeah! IN REAL LIFE!

@IstasPumaNevada 7 лет назад

***** It is a lot easier with the S3 KS-25. :D

@airborneinfantry3388 7 лет назад

whats that mean? +Aakash Kalaria?

@AakashKalaria 7 лет назад

+Dana Mitchel This video explains what I mean. :) /watch?v=f-o6BLBzsUA

@roncyrebello6407 8 месяцев назад

And it's back

@johnpalmer9773 7 лет назад

very exciting! thank you for making it possible to see launch ! Good luck ! Safe Return !

@cmntkxp 8 месяцев назад

It's back now. Oh my God 7 years gone.

@bd1487 3 года назад

This mission is just AWESOME!!!

@mlvc_Toaster1 4 года назад

Cool. I follow this mission

@samuelgoodwin2960 7 лет назад

This. Was. Awesome!!! I can wait for this mission! :D

@TsunaXZ 4 года назад

Just awesome

@jonabis16 7 лет назад

Amazing, good luck.

@glossymoss03 7 лет назад

This is really cool, it's like we are on the journey to Bennu too!!

@fridayray8891 3 года назад

worthy it is....

@swampfox3536 7 лет назад

i'll be back in 6 years !! xD

@69Solo 7 лет назад

Dat DP. @_@

@LightningShiva1 3 года назад

You're half way there

@gwbaek9780 3 года назад

hey, c'mon its time

@caturlifelive 3 года назад

@swampfox3536 3 года назад

@@LightningShiva1 I'm halfway there!

@LossyLossnitzer 7 лет назад

great video - Thank you Goddard media team

@ilya1061 7 лет назад

Молодцы! Good luck!

@Rockets2024Champs 7 лет назад

this is amazing. good luck

@dhinesh1511 8 месяцев назад

Almost here 🔥

@attackontitanseason2433 7 лет назад

this is Awesome !

@Onalegal 8 месяцев назад

It came back🎉

@seanfarrell942 7 лет назад

This is gonna be awesome.

@andrew38024 7 лет назад

just seen the Launch,good luck guys

@sent4dc 6 лет назад

Wow! Very cool!

@SuperMarineman101 7 лет назад

Was an awesome launch!! cant wait to be at the landing!!

@alch8485 7 месяцев назад

It's time.

@OliverTheSpaceNerd 8 месяцев назад

Here a few days before touchdown!!

@omhekde9033 7 лет назад

i hope and pray for the mission to be successful.

@himanshu8562 7 лет назад

great job

@sadayukinaga9363 7 лет назад

hope you guys record the launch good luck and may god be with you

@MistakenMedia 7 лет назад

''And the capsule lands softly in the UTAH desert'' *boom slams into the ground*

@thomaswijgerse723 6 лет назад

Amazing!

@drabberfrog 3 года назад

Sample collection is today! Hopefully everything goes well.

@xspartanxwarrior 7 лет назад

it going to take forever but awsome

@brijeshsingh8460 3 года назад

0:31 single booster launch eh, and does gravity assist, It would be less time consuming albeit saving a year in time to launch with two boosters but no need to do gravity assist

@wanderer-solo2812 8 месяцев назад

And it landed👏

@abcknw 8 месяцев назад

It landed safely today 😊

@peggyelijahbattisstta 7 лет назад

buena suerte que todo salga bien y Dios nos proteja

@dougmeade5393 3 месяца назад

Mind blown

@ritvikgadikota4135 8 месяцев назад

its here

@Rahee07 8 месяцев назад

welcome back 🌚

@suvilsritaratorn8797 7 лет назад

yeah i love did idea.I love nasa

@saravananchandramohan9004 5 лет назад

The video says August 2018 but the craft reached later than that. But still amazing work from NASA.

@JohnLaFosse 7 лет назад

that is quite a long time for a small sample return. in the meantime, perhaps send another one in the next few years increasing the odds of success?

@lucm6476 5 лет назад

Nice , But why this specific asteroid?

@manishaditya969 8 месяцев назад

it landed today 24 September 2023

@misterwizz5690 4 года назад

....'just popping out for a spin, see y'all soon'!

@stevegrandjambe2996 7 лет назад

Cool

@drdbre 7 лет назад

I'm definitely gonna try this in KSB

@DV-13 7 лет назад

Kerbal Space Brogram?

@drdbre 7 лет назад

yes!

@IstasPumaNevada 7 лет назад

Needs more brosters.

@cypinate 7 лет назад

Great video thanks, love this technology. Question, what forces will be put on the astroid with the nitrogen blast? enough to change its current trajectory? if not now but perhaps 100, 1000 years from now. For every action there is a reaction.

@NASAGoddard 7 лет назад

For every action there is a reaction, but we also calculate relative forces, and relative to the size of the asteroid, some dusting with nitrogen is insignificant. However we are considering long-range applications of tiny forces, like the spacecraft's mass orbiting parallel to the astroid's orbit for a year or so. That could exert enough pull to be measured, we hope.

@averyshaham1697 5 лет назад

It's there now yeet

@maxShimul 8 месяцев назад

Finally landed❤❤❤❤

@udontneedtono9825 6 лет назад

Please send more then one to that thing.

@1JWL 5 лет назад

What minerals are most likely to be on there?

@PabloPivaral25 7 лет назад

#WeTheExplorers

@thatonebeone 7 лет назад

any idea the size of the capsule that holds the sample?

@feathered3167 6 лет назад

About a meter wide.

@daddyyyyyyyyyyyy 8 месяцев назад

Dayummmmmm

@christopheratcher9955 7 лет назад

Great animation! Who does the background music?

@Katrina13J 7 лет назад

You can find the music credits in the video description :) "Defenders of the Earth" and "Finding Gaia" by Daniel Jay Nielson [ASCAP]; Atmosphere Music Ltd PRS; Volta Music; Killer Tracks Production Music

@christopheratcher9955 7 лет назад

Thank you :-)

@aziza9861 7 лет назад

hope a good luck

@astrotechstudios228 7 лет назад

Just reminded me of the Martian, and a new RU-vid series I'm making that depicts a future mission to Mars (and back)!

@DankerooDuck 7 лет назад

Where will the spacecraft go after it leaves Earth? I mean after it jettesons the sample return capsule, where will it end up? Just orbiting the sun forever, or will it serve a purpose?

@NASAGoddard 7 лет назад

We'll bring it back to Earth, actually.

@LowLightVideos 7 лет назад

Since Bennu is listed as a potential risk for an Earth impact on the "Sentry Risk Table" they could have pushed it into a large Crater on Earth's Moon - at < 500m it would be a bit big for an Ocean landing on Earth and the burn-up with seawater bath would preserve little.

@connorhalleck2895 7 лет назад

Does the spacecraft get captured by the asteroid's gravity? What is the mass of the asteroid? How does the spacecraft propel itself toward and away from the asteroid? What is the size of the capsule? You guys should make videos that go more into the specific orbital mechanics and rocket engineering of the mission.

@NASAGoddard 7 лет назад

Thanks for the suggestion. I'll pass it along to the OSIRIS-REx animator and see if I can get an answer to your questions.

@NASAGoddard 7 лет назад

We are working on flight dynamics visualizations at Bennu, and will be rolling them out in the months to come. The big moment for 2017 is the Earth gravity assist. Stay tuned

@NASAGoddard 7 лет назад

As for your other questions, check out the mission page’s timeline for a brief description of OSIRIS-REx’s arrival at Bennu: www.asteroidmission.org/mission/#arrival What is the mass of the asteroid? - 60-78 billion kilograms, which is the same order of magnitude of the mass of concrete in the Three Gorges Dam. How does the spacecraft propel itself? - hydrazine. You can read all about the propellant system here: dslauretta.com/2014/12/16/integration-of-the-osiris-rex-main-propellant-tank/ What is the size of the capsule? - It’s a couple feet across. You can see a picture of engineers standing next to the capsule here - www.planetary.org/blogs/guest-blogs/dante-lauretta/20150421-development-of-the-osiris-rex.html

@bannydrew 7 лет назад

+NASA Goddard absolute bullshit a nd waste of money

@jimsagubigula7337 7 лет назад

+andrew b You are an idiot.

@zaadworks 7 лет назад

4:00 what is this music?

@realwonkers 7 лет назад

"Defenders of the Earth" and "Finding Gaia" by Daniel Jay Nielson [ASCAP]; Atmosphere Music Ltd PRS; Volta Music; Killer Tracks Production Music

@LightningShiva1 3 года назад

@@realwonkers Thanks 👍 Edit : how did you know? It's nowhere to find

@realwonkers 3 года назад

@@LightningShiva1 my comment was made 3 years ago and looking back i have no idea how i knew lol

@marshalcraft 7 лет назад

I wonder if "landing" on it would be a better use of the rocket costs which will get it there. They have to get a 12 inch diameter spot that is mostly dust or small particulate matter, on a dynamic object (im not sure about benu's angular velocity). If instead they utilized a cone shaped lander such that contacting the asteroid with a small continuous net force in direction towards the asteroid, such that the cone would be in a equilibrium position, depending on the asteroids angular momentum; could possibly have been made possible by a larger ion engine.

@thefinalfrontier318 3 года назад

2:13 Just happened! (although a few months late)

@dutchuniverse 7 лет назад

Is this a trailer for KSP v1.2?

@nsepofdoggerland6831 7 лет назад

No. Yes. No just kidding, Just kdding about that it is. Ok im being serious it is not.

@alexlopez4574 8 месяцев назад

It finally happened.

@ryanedwards4636 8 месяцев назад

It’s back guys, they brought us back some spicy hot cheetos

@Rumble-Tusk 7 лет назад

Hey NASA, I guess you could say that in terms of the advancement of our understanding of the early solar system, I think this mission will be very.... "Bennu-ficial."

@thomaswijgerse723 5 лет назад

2 years late, but you get the royal award for memery

@marijnfly 6 лет назад

Happy slingshot!

@Idk-gl1kt 5 лет назад

SLS seems noice

@reillybrangan2182 7 лет назад

How does OSIRIS propel itself after its second stage separation?

@NASAGoddard 7 лет назад

It has some thrust capacity, but that's mostly for orbit and rendezvous. It will get a huge gravity assist from Earth in about a year.

@reillybrangan2182 7 лет назад

NASA Goddard awesome, thanks for responding. :)

@paperaviation147 5 лет назад

What about HAYABUSA? (Spacecraft)

@attilavarga4767 7 лет назад

Oh My God! I love her voice! Amazing! Who is she? If anyone know pls let me know too! Btw. The mission is great too :)

@Katrina13J 7 лет назад

If you ever want to know who does what in the Goddard videos, click the SVS link provided in the video description to view the full list of credits: svs.gsfc.nasa.gov/12360

@deadchannel4275 7 лет назад

Please NASA, just use KSP for these animations, I know its saved on every pc on your HQ

@NicosMind 7 лет назад

Question. What happens if they don't find any regolith? What if its all solid rock? There would be no sample then. And no drill on Osiris-Rex either. The ice-picks on Rosetta's Philae Lander were also useless and in that case it was a disaster!

@NASAGoddard 7 лет назад

Odds are pretty good that a rock of this size has had its share of craters kicking up dust.

@Katrina13J 7 лет назад

From the project scientist Jason Dworkin - we can tell from thermal measurements that the surface texture is small-scale, and there are multiple lines of evidence that there's surface regolith. (Someone just asked this question at the live Science Briefing. I didn't quite catch his full answer, but NASA TV will be re-playing it at 3:30 I believe. nasa.gov/nasatv)

@Zerostar369 7 лет назад

All the tax dollars are being spent on war and political cover ups.

@MrTheFSXFAN 7 лет назад

looks like another mission to save earth

@mandys1505 7 лет назад

What about the chip of music being deposited onto Bennu? How will this chip be deposited, and i wonder, how will it broadcast sound? I read that it will be solar powered, and work for 1,000 years.

@IstasPumaNevada 7 лет назад

That makes zero sense.

@mandys1505 7 лет назад

in what way?

@mandys1505 7 лет назад

...they are depositing a music chip onto Bennu for this mission,but did not incluse it inthis video- i'd like to know the specific methods of the operation---something like what was shown for the taking of the sample.

@IstasPumaNevada 7 лет назад

Mandy S What I'm finding is "Submitted works of art will be saved on a chip on the spacecraft." They stay on the spacecraft and will enter orbit around the Sun after the spacecraft drops off the sample return capsule. I don't believe the sound will be broadcast, it's just including different forms of art, in digital form, on a tiny chip that the craft will carry.

@mandys1505 7 лет назад

Oh, really? I did not understand. I was wondering how the broadcast would work, bc of course the sound needing to propagate itself thru some medium. I did read that it was going to be ON the asteroid. And, solar powered for a thousand years. Well, the media needs to be cleared up, to be sure! /thanks

@rocketman4885 7 лет назад

How do you guys know that it will get back on September 24 at around 9 AM? It just seems that you guys are going billions of miles to know the exact date when it will get back

@polkadotpuss 7 лет назад

I thought they will bring back like a big solid piece of asteroid, not just some dust from its surface

@airborneinfantry3388 7 лет назад

I know right, but just to see what all elements these celestial primordial rocks are made of will be quite interesting!

@BensLab 7 лет назад

+Dana Mitchel amen! Everyone seems to think Bruce Willis will jump out of the probe and chisel some chunks of rock from the asteroid! This isn't Hollywood- it's way cooler than that!