WATCH STARLINER LAUNCH: First NASA Crewed launch for Boeing Atlas V rocket

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NASA astronauts Butch Wilmore and Suni Williams are set to launch to the International Space Station as part of the Crew Flight Test of the Boeing Starliner Atlas V rocket.
The mission is scheduled to launch at 10:52 a.m. from the Space Launch Complex-41 at Cape Canaveral Space Force Station in Florida.
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4 июн 2024

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@IndridCool54 Месяц назад

When I was watching launches as a kid in the 1960’s I thought that by 2024 we would have moved beyond humans riding a giant bomb into space. But, I understand how it happened. 😐

@poppydillings7448 Месяц назад

My brother designed these today. America has a space station up there. He emailed me a photo of my roof. I told him the picture was a bit grainy. "I TOOK FROM MARS' when you watch all those videos of New York or Texas where are those cameras? Mars Jupiter Saturn on a satellite?

@poppydillings7448 Месяц назад

Believe it is magic 🎩

@CC_Marauder Месяц назад

English. Try it.

@BigLebowski324 Месяц назад

This was actually really cool! Like the 80’s for me again! ❤

@sandys9791 Месяц назад

I think they used the same cameras lol

@markkeller8915 Месяц назад

thank you fox for providing this. That said, I saw this in 2014 while doing the Boeing tour, mock up course in the gift shop building, vague signage, mostly grade school field trip level. Surprising I still don't know much of what the manned mission is- perhaps a lap or too and back to the landing. The broadcast camera coverage feed and voice over still seems grade school-- recruitment more the raison d'etre ? Oh well back to work.

@DjenkoSarba Месяц назад

who is filming at the same speed from outside the rocket. 🤣

@bentotc5097 Месяц назад

What did they model the shape from ???? 😮

@Susiecat24 Месяц назад

I am surprised they got that thing up finally…..now to get it back down…..good luck!

@nascar427 Месяц назад

They might need to send an Uber Space X Dragon to go get them back from ISIS if they have a problem leaving. Is there parking for two capsules at the ISIS?

@anniseboyer1937 Месяц назад

May God keep everyone safe wrap his Loving arm around them all Amen 💜✝️🛐

@vernontattersall1398 Месяц назад

Can I get a lift off this broken planet 😂

@jessehansen10 Месяц назад

I’m waiting for the aliens to get me outta here.

@MAGATRON-DESTROY Месяц назад

Why not fix our home instead of abandoning it? Together we can make the world better than it's ever been 🇺🇸

@MAGATRON-DESTROY Месяц назад

Why not make the world better than it's ever been? Together we can make the world a better place 🇺🇸

@user-ny9vw3ot3d Месяц назад

Does it leak again after launch? I heard that it leaks again

@user-bn7je5mu3f Месяц назад

I am Khaled Khalif Khalif Al-Fanidal Al-Shammari. I invented a camera that rings a bell whenever a strange shape appears other than the one in the picture

@greggarsenault8271 Месяц назад

god speed

@user-vi1me9ip1d Месяц назад

Wow, talk about sanctimonious!

@user-qc2ky3uy9q Месяц назад

Cool Kodak magical

@nbuehster Месяц назад

What will they do if they're out in space, and... I think you know the rest.😁

@thetree3402 Месяц назад

I want to know what is flying next to this thing....looks AI to me. But what do I know

@alibaba40thvs Месяц назад

Where the separated parts go? fall on earth or lost in space?

@solarianinquisitor3978 Месяц назад

They usually fall into the ocean. It's why most launch sites are coastal, they don't have to worry about debris destroying buildings

@odynith9356 Месяц назад

Ocean

@jessehansen10 Месяц назад

The earth is round. Go figure

@brianoneal6689 Месяц назад

What is the mission?

@florencelovme Месяц назад

I'm guessIng It's for tourIsm

@richardharris4162 Месяц назад

deception, as usual

@CC_Marauder Месяц назад

💯 None of these things do ANYTHING for humans outside of bloating egos.

@solarianinquisitor3978 Месяц назад

Transit to the International Space Station

@jessehansen10 Месяц назад

@@richardharris4162explain? I watched the ship from Missouri.

@davewilson3584 Месяц назад

Where's Elon? Did they snub him to promote Boeing?

@alvermillioncranky8360 Месяц назад

Believe it when I see the crew back safely. Boing is useless.

@nascar427 Месяц назад

Has Boeing fixed the hatch problem? Will the hatch fall off of the Being Starliner while in flight?

@brain8484 Месяц назад

What are you talking about ?

@puffdutchtwo Месяц назад

Bill gates and bezos couldn’t pay me enough to get on that anyway but it’s also made by Boeing ain’t no way

@odynith9356 Месяц назад

Space sector is different from the commercial airline sector. Much more regulation and rules for space vehicles

@puffdutchtwo Месяц назад

@@odynith9356 just as safe as going to the titanic to sign my life away for science ain’t in my plans and the fact these are smart supposedly is hilarious like send an idiot

@odynith9356 Месяц назад

If it wasn’t for others doing science you wouldn’t have the things you abuse everyday including your phone, gps, clean water, pretty much everything around you

@DavidGrush Месяц назад

Did you see that ??? 39:28 Very fast objet non identified.

@CC_Marauder Месяц назад

39:25

@CC_Marauder Месяц назад

@DavidGrush Месяц назад

@@CC_Marauder What it is ?

@lauralugo-qb1qs Месяц назад

I saw it too

@dustinlamb7941 Месяц назад

Play it a 1/4 speed…it’s bird. The wide FOV makes it look farther, faster.

@user-ql5nn6cm3h Месяц назад

NASA, need another seven astronauts

@joed3613 Месяц назад

You need a brain.

@djpalindrome Месяц назад

Yay! This turkey built by Boeing finally gets off the ground

@odynith9356 Месяц назад

Not every scrub was Boeings doing, last one was a rocket ground malfunction. Things break in rocketry all the time. It’s pretty common.

@BotvsBots Месяц назад

Goes into fake orbit

@boblatkey7160 Месяц назад

Your brain is in a fake orbit.

@Susiecat24 Месяц назад

It truly looks fake doesn’t it? I thought it was just me thinking that😂 I am surprised they even finally launched and a four didn’t fall off.

@nishyanthkumar Месяц назад

@@Susiecat24how exactly would a four fall off the spacecraft?

@Hundert1 Месяц назад

So what great things is this contraption going to do to greatly improve life here on earth? Will it definitely greatly bring down the cost of living? Will it rebuild much stronger homes to replace all the weak lousy homes that were destroyed by all the tornadoes? Who's funding these outerspace obsessed people's hobby?