Why We’re Going Back to the Moon - NASA’s Artemis II Moon Mission Astronauts

Подписаться 9 млн

Просмотров 1,3 млн

50% 1

The crew of NASA’s Artemis II moon mission, Victor Glover, Reid Wiseman, Christina Koch and Jeremy Hansen, join Stephen Colbert to discuss how they’re preparing for their mission, and why they have their sights set on Mars as the next frontier for human exploration. Stick around for more with the Artemis II crew!
#Colbert #NASA #Astronauts #ArtemisII
---
Subscribe To "The Late Show" Channel: bit.ly/ColbertRU-vid
Watch full episodes of "The Late Show": bit.ly/1Puei40
Listen to "The Late Show Pod Show" podcast: link.chtbl.com/Awagtx95?sid=yt
Like "The Late Show" on Facebook: on. 1df139Y
Follow "The Late Show" on Twitter: bit.ly/1dMzZzG
Follow "The Late Show" on Instagram: bit.ly/29wfREj
Watch The Late Show with Stephen Colbert weeknights at 11:35 PM ET/10:35 PM CT. Only on CBS.
---
Stephen Colbert brings his signature satire and comedy to THE LATE SHOW with STEPHEN COLBERT, the #1 show in late night, where he talks with an eclectic mix of guests about what is new and relevant in the worlds of politics, entertainment, business, music, technology and more. Featuring bandleader Louis Cato and “THE LATE SHOW band,” the Peabody Award-winning and Emmy Award-nominated show is broadcast from the historic Ed Sullivan Theater. Stephen Colbert took over as host, executive producer and writer of THE LATE SHOW on Sept. 8, 2015.

Развлечения

Опубликовано:

5 апр 2023

Ссылка:

Скачать:

Готовим ссылку...

Добавить в:

Мой плейлист

Посмотреть позже

Комментарии : 3,9 тыс.

@blubey123321 Год назад

In times like this it’s nice to see that Americans still stand to applaud astronauts

@Omni0404 Год назад

Even Canadian astronauts.

@JK_Clark Год назад

The Late Show audience is very polite, unlike the rest of America

@stocktonpigwatch2284 Год назад

@@JK_Clark ohh shut up! jk we are not all like that, stereotyping much?

@cailinanne Год назад

It’s hard to not love them 😂❤

@JJ-ze6vb Год назад

The audience gives a standing ovation pretty much every time nowadays.

@clevergirl4457 Год назад

You know despite all the chaos happening in this country and around the world, it's wonderful to realize all the amazing things we can do if we come together. The Artemis program is amazing, it's about time we returned.

@yednekachewgeremew1886 Год назад

Come make sense on philosophy of going to moon at,least give chance first teholgcian and metaphycist artists and ordinary people not this guys in lader

@randyross5630 Год назад

No Girls Allowed! They are all going to Die! Mark Mee Words for Bringing Her!!! #MGTOW

@IknowMoreThanYou Год назад

YOU MEAN IT'S ABOUT TIME WE WENT

@dtrain3026 Год назад

What the fuck are you even talking about? Yeah it is amazing When we come together to help people who really need it. Do you know how much we could do with the money they’re wasting on this bullshit mission? Got to have a vagina and a brown person on there. I guess we’re good for another 50 years then?

@user-sq3cg6er2o Год назад

@@IknowMoreThanYou The earth isn't flat.

@emmalevasseur1640 Год назад

Christina graduated from my high school. knowing that she came from a small town to become such an important figure, makes my heart full.

@juggerswood 8 месяцев назад

She's decent, but fuck that Canadian. We need one more American in there 🇺🇸

@glazedbeachbro3926 5 месяцев назад

Is there a Freemasonic Lodge in your town?

@scoon2117 4 месяца назад

The duality of man.. a youtube commenter and a frigging astronaut.

@ACuriousChild 4 месяца назад

important? - in which way, wearing a blue suit sitting on a sofa babbling praises to stroke her EGO? ... ANYONE not seeing through the whole show of PRIDE, ARROGANCE, HYPOCRISY AND HUBRIS cannot be helped .... .... exactly as prophesied! THE WAY THE TRUTH AND THE LIFE ONLY - THE ONE AND ONLY SHEPHERD AND SAVIOUR THE LORD JESUS CHRIST AND TH HOLY SPIRIT - AMEN HALLELU-YAH!

@ACuriousChild 4 месяца назад

@@scoon2117 THE SHOW THE SYNAGOGUE OF SATAN has been putting on for the gullible masses ... since EVE "brilliant" idea to toss out GOD ALMIGHTY'S WISDOM MIGHT AND GRACE out of the mental window and instead building THE MENTAL PRISON CELL based on EVE'S and ADAM'S PRIDE, ARROGANCE, IGNORANCE, HYPOCRISY AND HUBRIS and of which there is no escape but through .... THE WAY THE TRUTH AND THE LIFE ONLY - THE ONE AND ONLY SHEPHERD AND SAVIOUR THE LORD JESUS CHRIST AND THE HOLY SPIRIT - AMEN HALLELU-YAH!

@gecko-sb1kp Год назад

It hasn't really sunk in yet but the thought of looking up at a full moon and knowing that our people are finally there again makes me happy. There has been such a huge gap between Apollo and Artemis...

@rui5421 Год назад

its just incredible to see a crew on late night TV being appreciated for what they're going to attempt. the world is overdue for this.

@biggtrux Год назад

Why?

@hlinville6034 Год назад

Late night TV is still a thing?

@damionrockwell2300 Год назад

Yes, this was sooo uplifting. I remember watching the challenger explode while in school. It would be great to see a publicized crew, not die.

@rockytekkel406 Год назад

@@damionrockwell2300 Maybe it wasn't such a good idea to use a lady that looks like Christa McAuliffe .... .....

@vsedai Год назад

@@hlinville6034 You are helping to keep it a thing by watching and commenting. LOL

@IndySidhu88 Год назад

This interview actually lifted me today, we now have a bunch of *space-faring humans ready to go! As an Engineer, having a physics background as well as being into the cosmos and astrophysics as a child this is so nice to see again at my age of 34. I cannot wait for the crew of Artemis II to the next generation of voyagers. This is genuinely made me so happy to see today.

@ericminch Год назад

Earth to Moon is not "interstellar", unless it's the moon of a planet orbiting a star other than Sol.

@edwardroche2480 Год назад

When I was about sixteen I was laying on the beach in Virginia looking up at the full moon and trying like hell to see a Sparkle from where the eagle was. Binoculars didn't help much. I've often wondered why they didn't go back but when I look at the distance and after having grown up with electronic things always breaking down I became aware of the true Miracle of the Apollo Astronauts making it to the moon and then more miraculously they made it back home. The odds are just so against missions like this. We need a new flameless propulsion method. I beat around in the corners of my mind for a couple of years trying to come up with a magnetic propulsion system. My dad was an engineer and he kind of put the Chill on it. I told him about my proposal and he said it was already invented. I think I'll stay on Earth I would rather move into a cave, rather than go on this trip.

@edwardroche2480 Год назад

@@ericminch I went to a few concerts back in the seventies and they were described as being stellar. But I guess that's out of context.

@biggtrux Год назад

Why?

@TheRealMando_ Год назад

Me and Albert Hoffman have been “interstellar” these guys are just going to the Moon. Relax.

@jacquelinejuana34 2 месяца назад

Good luck and Godspeed ❤

@miguelangelcollazo5081 Год назад

These are the types of human beings we need to look up to, admire and try to imitate once again. They are the real thing. This is what we all need in order to get out of the darkness we find ourselves in at this moment.

@ShavaNerad Год назад

I was born in the late 50s and all through the 60s I wanted to be an astronaut. I was told as a girl I couldn't be an astronaut, because it was too dangerous for girls. I'm so glad we've grown up a bit as a culture.

@Gildedmuse Год назад

I think it's pretty cool that they did this on purpose as pointed out. I'm sure they could have once again found four white guys just as qualified, but they actually took the time to realize, wait, people that aren't white guys ALSO have the Right Stuff. I'll bet this crew is just as great as the other fine men we sent to the moon, and honestly, it's nice that the USA has finally realized that being a white man isn't a qualifier for this kind of greatness.

@randyross5630 Год назад

Are you Kidding Mee! She's going to Damn them all!!!

@randyross5630 Год назад

You could never be an Astronaut!!!

@bigbrowntau Год назад

What's really interesting is that there is serious consideration of having an all female crew for the first Mars trip. Women on average consume 2200 calories per day, men 2800 per day. That's a huge difference on what could be a year long mission.

@brachiator1 Год назад

People forget that there were Russian women among the first cosmonaut crews. In the US, women pilots were able to pass the same rigorous training that the men went through, but an early decision that astronauts had to be military pilots eliminated women from consideration. The first American astronauts were all tremendous individuals, but it is a shame that it took years to be more inclusive.

@thebeenu Год назад

How inspiring! Especially to hear a Canadian speak so reverently and eloquently about a collaborative American vision of a global team for the greatest of human endeavors.

@rh3489 Год назад

I came here l to post the same thing! What a classy answer by Jeremy, to recognize the broader picture of American leadership and not make it about himself or Canada per se. I’ve had the good fortune to hear Jeremy speak at a science conference, and he is an amazing person and top notch ambassador for our country. All the best to the Artemis II crew!! 🇺🇸🇨🇦 🚀

@merky6004 Год назад

Glover is a local fellow. He’s my guy.

@steveaustin2686 Год назад

Artemis is truly an international affair with many member countries. The four main organizations doing Artemis are NASA, the European Space Agency (ESA), the Canadian Space Agency (CSA), and the Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency (JAXA).

@Marijuanifornia Год назад

80% of the Earth's water supply is polluted with toxic microplastics. "Science has failed our world." - System Of A Down

@eatingketchupchips9567 Год назад

@@rh3489 Yup, if there were GOP leadership this team would look very different.

@PlasmaCoolantLeak 8 месяцев назад

I was 12 when Neil and Buzz walked on the moon. I'm 66 now, and just as stoked to see Artemis' crew do the same.

@glazedbeachbro3926 5 месяцев назад

66? hey... How convenient for you 😂

@guardian1045 Год назад

The crew already has great chemistry and I love how they give the rookie a hard time

@mymixedbiscuit9159 Год назад

Who's the rookie?

@guardian1045 Год назад

@@mymixedbiscuit9159 Hansen has never flown in space

@likemike751 Год назад

They are all actors no one has been to the moon and they ain’t going this time

@the_minimalistic_adventure Год назад

@@likemike751 😒😒 You’re one of those.

@likemike751 Год назад

@@the_minimalistic_adventure yeah the flag can move in space 😂 do your research 🐑

@cutenekko Год назад

I hope The Late Show gets them back on the show when they return post trip. Stephen has great chemistry with this crew. Superb interview!

@christmascatalogue Год назад

Agreed!

@jellafaith9511 Год назад

Stephen is the ONLY late night shpw host that is capable. He's the only true science geek

@katarzynazdrojewska4233 Год назад

Cause great minds think alike! He's not just witty, he's really intelligent/smart. I do love their interactions here and also wish for a post-trip episode :)

@bugs5078 Год назад

@@jellafaith9511 so true!! kimmel would be like “so you film it in a dessert huh”

@Birgeyful Год назад

Like the Apollo 11 press conference, the most cringe thing ever, they looked so uncomfortable, not happy at all

@JH-we7xf Год назад

Who else got chills when he said "...flying farther than any human ever has."? What an amazing event we are going to witness!

@rickstalentedtongue910 Год назад

Simp

@jorgegonzalez-larramendi5491 Год назад

"as fsr as we know . ."

@randyross5630 Год назад

@@jorgegonzalez-larramendi5491 They've Cleared Out Multiple Military Prisons for Test Colonists on Mars... Didn't even give them Environmental Suits or Oxygen... Nazi Scientists; Operation Paper Clip Got to Love Them!

@BeastOuncelifeian Год назад

Hopefully Russia and China attack us first, We (humans) don't deserve to go to any other celestial bodies.

@KitChesh Год назад

No i am crying tears of joy, but I think we're on the same level

@minimaxmiaandme.4971 Год назад

Amazing, I will be watching. Jeremy is awesome, typically Canadian guy, he will be there to keep things light. Great sense of humour.

@VrickzGamer 9 месяцев назад

5:30 was really amazing statement, 50 years ago we achieved such a huge success

@tonyocoffey5175 Год назад

After Canada’s Avro Arrow fighter was cancelled in Feb. 1959, many Canadian aerospace engineers were quickly signed on by NASA. Their contributions to the space race played a big part in getting to the moon ten years later. We’re back, this time with one of us on the mission. Awesome!

@TheLastChickenWing Год назад

He'll be an amazing Astronoot lol

@dh00mketu Год назад

why was it cancelled?

@badhombre4683 Год назад

You’re welcome.

@lukedeehan2011 Год назад

The avro arrow story was tragic, it should've been built

@georgeschaut2178 Год назад

It was tragic how the Avro fighter was canceled--and this has led to various theories (including that there was pressure put on Canada by the US gov't--as it was a blow to American pride that the top fighter in the world was not made by a US company). But the silver lining to this was how many of Avro's scientists & engineers were signed on by NASA to assist with the Apollo landing. If I were an aerospace engineer, and if I had to choose between building a plane that's gonna drop bombs on people or going to the moon, I'll take the moon every time. George, Sudbury, Canada.

@derick-smith Год назад

They clearly nailed the crew assignment here... just look at the chemistry these four have together! How can you not be pumped about this!?

@spruceg00se Год назад

@@thanksmisfortuneWhat an original argument with absolutely zero flaws. Why don’t you try fix some of the worlds issues instead of complaining others aren’t? You don’t have to be a government to make a change, make green choices, litter pick in your community, volunteer at a homeless shelter, start a charity to help end slavery. Be the difference, instead of bitching about stuff.

@sandipanborthakur8637 Год назад

@@thanksmisfortune People who can appreciate their effort care. For every problem you can find, there are a million others sitting. In that way, we should just stop doing anything.

@TWatcherPleaseSUB Год назад

@@thanksmisfortune Looks like someone got a little butt hurt.

@Ridethebomb777 Год назад

@@sandipanborthakur8637 What ?

@sandipanborthakur8637 Год назад

@@Ridethebomb777 The guy I was responding to deleted his comments.

@guitarninjarick8179 Год назад

After seeing so much turmoil and disturbing events on the national and international stage for so long, it is so refreshing to see us reach back up to the stars with such amazing and wonderful people. Watching them restores my faith in humanity 💖💖💖💖

@bophreyhumgart2953 Год назад

This has got to be one of Colbert's favorite interviews. What an articulate, sharp group of folks.

@oscopin74 Год назад

I'm glad a Canadian 🇨🇦 is going with us. We couldn't ask for a better neighbor. 🇺🇲🇨🇦

@marine76a Год назад

Kick him off

@mnufeld8448 Год назад

As a Canadian so proud Jeremy, Col Hansen is there will be there right along with yours on such a historic mission ,on Artemis .🇨🇦🇺🇲

@morganirvine2327 Год назад

its a source of pride for us the first non american to get that far is one of us, im so thrilled for jeremy escailly beacuse this is steps that will get us to mars one day 😁when you have only one land bordering neighbour you can only hope for a great relationship like this. lets fight like hell to see some space exploration in our lifetime.

@jj-if6it Год назад

As an Australian I'm happy to see a Canadian as part of the crew and he and the lady will be my favourites haha

@roddo1955 Год назад

*Mexico quietly cries in the corner*

@patriciaabatemarco3834 Год назад

My father worked at an aerospace company in the 1960’s on the project Mercury capsules. He worked at McDonnell Douglas at the St. Louis airport. He was involved in creating issues with radio systems for the original seven to solve in the trainer capsule. He was very humble and private about his work and only talked about it right before he passed away in 2021. Two days prior to his passing I asked him what his best moment was. I expected him to say something about the NASA contract but he responded that a few years later he spent an entire day in the front seat of a F-4 phantom working on wiring issues. His life long dream had been to fly. He had applied to be in the first class at the new Air Force Academy. He was qualified except that his eyesight was only 20/25 without glasses and at least in those first classes that wasn’t good enough. So instead he helped make sure our astronauts came home safe. Throughout my childhood he would wake me up to watch any launch that was televised. Godspeed dad you can always fly now. Proud of you!

@carolinchen4683 Год назад

My Dad flew the F-4 phantom! ;) My condolences on your father's passing - he sounds like a wonderful Dad (just like my Dad!).

@alenebrodskybloom432 Год назад

My dad also worked on projects for space missions as an aerodynamics engineer back in the 60’s. He was humble and private just like your dad. My heart swells with pride and my eyes tears up thinking of the part he played in our space program. May our dads soar proudly in spirit with these amazing astronauts.

@CaliCarolyn Год назад

Your story of your Dad is so beautiful it really touched my heart. Thank you for sharing it here.

@jewellllll Год назад

This team has a great sense of humor. I love the diversity, too. Wish them the best. Astronauts are always going to be heroes in my book.

@scipioafricanus5871 Год назад

Not nearly diverse enough. Where are the Gay, Trans and Otherkin astronauts???

@nogodmanish5983 8 месяцев назад

@scipioafricanus5871 those people aren't human by no definition....they don't have any representation as people of earth

@miamitten1123 8 месяцев назад

@@scipioafricanus5871 alright. You have to get drunk didn’t you

@marylofranco9432 Год назад

110% the coolest guests I've seen on late night television. this is awesome to see. so meaningful and inspiring.

@user-kb9cu4rl9z Год назад

These 4 Astronauts are charming, funny, witty, and so good looking. Pilot Victor Glover went to college in the town where I live, Cal Poly San Luis Obispo. So proud of them and wishing them safe travels. This is exciting.

@nestosauce Год назад

Cal State brother! That’s cool to hear

@randyross5630 Год назад

3 Astronauts and a Space Maid!

@ericminch Год назад

@@randyross5630 Astronette. Please.

@eatingketchupchips9567 Год назад

@@nestosauce super cool to hear - state colleges are often mocked in comparison to "ivy leagues", but the educators that actually care more about our future than their profits are who are educating there.

@SamAronow Год назад

@@eatingketchupchips9567 Cal State used to be free before Reagan as governor got rid of that. He thought introducing tuition would end protests and win the Vietnam War.

@Mister006 Год назад

Canada has been a MAJOR contributor to NASA's mission as a cooperative and very important partner since the beginning of the ISS. IT IS AN HONOR to have Canada with us on this mission!!!

@morganirvine2327 Год назад

canadain here, it makes me so happy to read comments like this well work like hell so we can see mars and beyond, meany of which wont be in our life times leave building blocks for so much more this is what nebiours with respect for each other look like.

@bonjourtoi3894 Год назад

Nos sommes très chanceux d'être l'un à côté de l'autre. Deux partenaires mondial et majeurs de longue date que plusieurs pays sont incapable d'avoir avec leurs voisins. 💪

@catsmeow5566 Год назад

Agreed.

@LivvyAlexW Год назад

Canadian here. The Canadian is from my hometown. We’re so proud

@catsmeow5566 Год назад

@@LivvyAlexW Excellent! He seems like a cool guy. I hope nothing happens to interfere with the mission and everything goes according to plan.

@DRITTOofficial Год назад

One of the few times national news and media actually put people in real life who deserve this platform and are pushing human beings to become a better civilization. Thank you for Putting out this content :)

@johnschaefer2238 2 месяца назад

What a treat to see these 4 folks on with Stephen. Hope they’re journey goes well!

@user-yb6tm5ib8d Год назад

Literally the Fantastic Four.

@ponderosabones7803 Год назад

I immediately thought the same thing, surprised not more people are talking about that

@atlasfeynman1039 Год назад

If they return and find that their experience in space altered their DNA and she starts going invisible, the brain next to her starts stretching, the black pilot crowd-hyper bursts into flames and the Canadian turns into a rock, then yeah.

@berbudy Год назад

Marvel definitely gonna including this mission into their marketing

@realalbertan Год назад

Crazy amount of F-18 stick time in this crew

@savagesoccermom Год назад

0:32

@sherylmaddisoncrawford3994 Год назад

Yay Jeremy! Canada loves you...good on you! 🇨🇦😊

@randyross5630 Год назад

Well America Hates Him, and you for Riding Our Coat Tails! Almost as much as we Hate That Woman! #MGTOW in your Face!!!

@georges3799 Год назад

Take off, eh.

@jollysomalian Год назад

@@georges3799he will eh.

@geoffreysummerhayes4793 Год назад

🇨🇦 I'm sorry, WHO'S FAULT? Hosers.

@trinity372 Год назад

@@georges3799bob and Doug salute you 🫡

@arcosprey4811 Год назад

People are going to look back on this with the same enthusiasm we look back at Interviews with the Apollo Astronauts. Awesome.

@nesh_san Год назад

NASA, SpaceX, space exploration in general needs to go to mainstream again, what everybody in that industry have achieved so far and all the plans and engineering that comes with it, the hard work, brilliant minds, everything is so underrated man.. happy to see them on the show

@rsr789 Год назад

People forget that America needed a hand with the Space Shuttle, and Canada was kind enough to give them a whole arm.

@Musiclover-uo2oi Год назад

Well said!

@mykstericeferg1258 Год назад

And the Canadarm2 Remote Manipulator System on ISS! 👏👏👏👏👏😃 🇨🇦 (well for an international space endeavor in that case!)🤓👍

@rocknroll1973 Год назад

And Australia broadcasted it

@tbonsz Год назад

I see what you did there.

@thelonelyghosts9004 Год назад

My I’m 36 and my grandma is 85. Over the years she has mentioned Apollo and how everyone watched as they went to the moon originally. I have my fingers crossed that I get to watch Artemis land on the moon with her!

@ericminch Год назад

Hate to tell you, but they won't be landing on the moon with her.

@DoubleoP Год назад

I read an article about this mission. They won't be landing or orbiting the moon just doing a fly by, makes no sense. Why didn't they mention this on the show??? Because the moon landings were FAKED over 50 years ago.

@timothyschreiber8338 Год назад

They're actually flying around the moon, not landing on it unfortunately.

@DMillerFlorida Год назад

@@ericminch 🎉🥳

@DoubleoP Год назад

You see how misinformed you are??? They are not landing on the moon.

@Shadoweclipse1386 Год назад

4 astronauts, one who's a woman, and one whose name is Reid. This feels like another reboot of The Fantastic Four ;-) Kidding aside, this is amazing! I grew up watching and reading about the Space Shuttle launches and the earlier missions that I wasn't alive for, and to have this start again in my lifetime is just the coolest.

@TJSaw Год назад

These are the heroes we need to worship. Not the vapid shallow celebrities of Hollywood.

@BretMix Год назад

I'm really excited, and humbled that something like this could happen in my lifetime. Good luck and Godspeed, star riders--we'll all be watching, and waiting to drink a toast to your return.

@soyborne.bornmadeandundone1342 Год назад

I really hope they are okay. This crap is literally the hardest thing humankind can do... May they find nothing but success!

@nelliekenny9630 Год назад

I saw Neil Armstrong. Would love to see this as well.

@biggtrux Год назад

Why?

@Synathidy Год назад

Honestly, it's pretty pathetic that it's taken us this long to send people to the moon again. We took our sweet time. And we could have done it again quite easily a lot sooner than this. Too busy funding wars, BS politics, and unnecessary technological distractions on Earth. My only reaction to this is "IT'S ABOUT DAMN TIME."

@curtrice6060 Год назад

@@biggtrux why, because humans should do more than cause wars !

@lordofthereels6790 Год назад

So is the Canadian astronaut the first Moontie?

@JK_Clark Год назад

He's the one who'll apologise to Mr Spoon and his friends for making a mess

@rickdaniel3230 Год назад

I read this as "Mooninite" #ATHF

@wayne4050 Год назад

They will be looking at the poles of the moon for ice. Masters of the hockey rink had to be in their criteria for expertise.

@eddierayvanlynch6133 Год назад

Yeh, and it's aboot time. 😜

@wayne4050 Год назад

@@eddierayvanlynch6133 Lots of Canucks have been on the ISS .

@Davi.b 10 месяцев назад

This is a step for mankind and our future adventures. What a great crew. Davi b

@PizzaOverload7 Год назад

very underrated. they perfectly honoured the people who paved the way before them.

@Cunanawr Год назад

These 4 simply make me proud to just be human. They represent the smartest and strongest as they spearhead the space race. I can't wait to hear more later, as I would loosely quote: One step for them, one leap for us.

@bawsnitti Год назад

Agreed

@ginosanti4004 Год назад

Jeremy Hansen doin’ Canada 🇨🇦 proud. Great interview. Such a feel good moment in a world with not enough of them!

@AisheOfficial Год назад

I was wondering why Stephen Colbert. Makes 100% sense, so classy and funny. And wow what a crew. Smart, inspiring people, flagbearers of humanity❤

@adamwhite4858 Год назад

Probably the most exciting development I can remember in my lifetime. Awesome to see the human spirit of exploration is making a comeback!

@lunarlightbulb158 Год назад

I love that once they started coming out of their "haha we're in front of a live audience😬" nerves, you can really tell they're good friends. The way they play off each other and make each other laugh is delightful. Super excited to watch their mission :)

@drphot6050 Год назад

Aliens will probe them real good 😂

@jackson857 Год назад

This was an absolute joy to watch. Honestly, my eyes got a little misty. I don't know how I'll be when Humanity steps on the moon again. My Dad saw it happen when he was 10 years old in 1969 and I really want to make sure that I'm with him so we can watch together as it happens again.

@purefoldnz3070 Год назад

again lol. C'mon humanity get it in gear.

@rigira Год назад

Scheduled for december 2025, Artemis III

@corrinthe Год назад

They are NOT landing on the Moon!!which is kind of a shame as the determined conspiracy brigade will mutter "I bet they never did..." 🤣

@jrodayeoh Год назад

My gradeschool years were in the 80's and I grew up learning about Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin . My science teacher was talking about it and showing us videos (in betamax) like it happened yesterday. Nice to know this generation will learn new names. About time.

@Gamzor Год назад

they arent landing on the moon..just a lunar flyby.. Its a deceiving mission

@KarthikSubramanianKrishnan Год назад

Well done with the interview, Stephen. It was definitely light hearted and good to see that the crew have good chemistry as well!

@justing1810 2 месяца назад

This is so cool. Gods speed to those brave astronauts!

@kevinkatzenberger9393 Год назад

Frank Borman lives here in Billings. Great guy! At 95, he is the oldest living astronaut. He commanded Apollo 8, the first manned mission around the moon. It's great to see it happening again. So much technology can be attributed to our space program. Good job on the interview. It will be something that I can discuss with Commander Borman.

@hikesystem7721 Год назад

Frank Borman and Jim Lovell are amazing heros! Tell Mr. Borman he is admired and well remembered by Americans!

@cleverusername9369 Год назад

I love how giddy Stephen gets when he has on guests involved in "geeky" pursuits, be it astronauts, scientists, the cast of Lord of the Rings, etc. He gets visibly and noticeably excited and it's kind of adorable

@sarahbee328 Год назад

Yes! I wish I could watch a playlist of just those interviews

@charliemarren8724 Год назад

Stephan is a nerd. He grew up playing D&D and reading books like LOTR. Great to see!

@Tia-gy1ij Год назад

right??? I love it when people are passionate about specific niche things... it's adorable!

@Rockoblocko Год назад

So much better than having actors and musicians ALL THE TIME

@hanasdm Год назад

When he interviewed the Dune cast too!

@wynduu2 Год назад

This is so cool. I don't recall ever seeing an astronaut on a talk show before and here we have four of them, who will be taking the next step forward in humanity's exploration of space.

@mygetawayart Год назад

these guys have such chemistry together if going to the Moon doesn't work out for them, i would still definitely watch a podcast of them

@MobiusXL Год назад

I worked with Glover and he's a genuinely honest and intelligent guy.

@qing-jaohan8641 Год назад

One would hope so!

@markbeames7852 Год назад

yankin' and bankin' or USN Airedale?

@MobiusXL Год назад

@markbeames7852 back then I was just a little E2 when I met the guy, parachute rigger airman apprentice.

@markbeames7852 Год назад

@@MobiusXL Airman? You were USAF?

@MobiusXL Год назад

@markbeames7852 no. The Navy has an aviation community and I am part of that. I apologize for not being specific enough.

@sarcasticat6979 Год назад

They have such good vibes together, cracking each other up with jokes, what a wholesome crew!

@alexj.5207 Год назад

they look like a movie cast

@WakeUp-cn9xz Год назад

they are a movie cast

@alexj.5207 Год назад

@Wake Up! they most likely recruited people with diversity in mind but there is no doubt rhier mission is real

@Blackstar-ti4py Год назад

No it is a movie cast 😂

@MrJuulia01 3 месяца назад

So true

@thedarksideoftheforce6658 16 дней назад

@@Blackstar-ti4py😉

@kevinklein9565 Год назад

I love this! Made me smile so big! You can tell Stephen was so proud to have them!

@karinagarcia91 Год назад

Jeremy is the real life Buzz light year !!!!! 🫶🏼

@johnsykes3526 Год назад

We love you Canada!!! 5:25

@cybercat29 Год назад

AWW, we love you, too!!!!!!

@edbam6344 Год назад

This interview will be remembered forever. Fun to watch, good luck. April 14 2023.

@kathynj6479 Год назад

Thank you for having them on! This mission is so exciting!

@Alexis84DE Год назад

This has got to be the most honest interview ever. Both parties are so genuinely excited about being there. Especially Stephen, he’s had so many great guest but you can really see this is personal for him, and the line about 12 year old Stephen- just gold ❤

@nandopotgieter8058 Год назад

They are getting paid. Of course they will be excited. Wake up

@therealcolorguy Год назад

Ever lol

@Alexis84DE Год назад

@@nandopotgieter8058 your life must be sad and lacking if you don’t know what joy looks like. It’s well known Stephen is really in to space and this is literally one of his dreams come true. He truly admires these people and their work and that’s very obvious in this interview.

@WilliamParkerer Год назад

@@nandopotgieter8058When people get that high (puns intended) in their career, money isn't meaningful anymore.

@venera13 Год назад

The oxygen tanks joke was a good one. Apollo 13 throwback.

@Cassianandor-ib2yy Год назад

That joke about stirring the oxygen tanks is so nerdy and I love it. I was not expecting it at all.

@ForestZachman Год назад

I love that we are getting more astronauts on tv! Let’s go Artemis crew!

@Huntress_Hannah Год назад

I love Canada, so I’m happy they’re coming with us 💜🇨🇦🇺🇸

@morganirvine2327 Год назад

nothing but smiles and kind messages ive seen from fellow candains:😁WHERE GOING TO THE MOON, and americans: where going back and takeing our firend with us.

@halon7476 Год назад

I hope the Canadian leaves a hockey stick on the moon 😄🇨🇦

@Mike-DuBose Год назад

This mission won't be landing on the moon.

@Montevideo2313 Год назад

The first currency...the Moonie

@jollysomalian Год назад

That is great idea lmao.

@BillyBob-fd5ht Год назад

@@Montevideo2313 3 dollar coin

@davidhugheszerobubblemodel1865 Год назад

@@orlandopockets6372 more dirt thank puck.

@andreslinares6429 10 месяцев назад

Feels like the 60s jajaja NASA astronauts in a talk show in their flight suits 🎉🎉

@arbaz102 Год назад

So lucky we are living in times like this

@jeffreymcphee17 Год назад

As a Canadian living in the United States, I am SO PROUD and grateful for the collaborative effort of our countries to inspire the exploration of the world. Got choked up watching this to be honest….❤❤❤❤❤ #USA/CAN/PRIDE

@vagibonds Год назад

shut up

@CLYMA1.5CHAINZ Год назад

4:04 "If something goes wrong on this mission, then NASA can blame Canada..." lol, hope to heck nothing goes wrong...but that was funny hahahaha 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤞🏼🤞🏼

@MichaelP833 Год назад

i was wondering, is there a chance that was a south park reference?

@sweiland75 Год назад

As usual, Americans do something wrong then blame someone else.

@RoxieMarquez_marroxeli Год назад

BLAME CANADA!🎶😂

@l.tc.5032 Год назад

@@RoxieMarquez_marroxeli🎶 It seems that everything's gone wrong since Canada came along!🎶

@matthershey1 Год назад

@@MichaelP833 That's what I was thinking! Great minds . . . Great song too

@Eikthyrnir13 Год назад

I am so excited. This was a fantastic interview. These astronauts are already heros, and they now have their own place in the history of space travel.

@user-lw3cc3qu6z 9 месяцев назад

amazing interview. You go Astronauts!

@aninewforest Год назад

In the history of late night talk shows, has there ever been a host as well-informed as Stephen Colbert?

@cassieo Год назад

I love that SC is such an intellectual and scholar. So well-read.

@dimetronome Год назад

He's a huge nerd, which is great for interviews like this (and I don't mean this as an insult because I'm a big nerd as well).

@roberthowell7095 Год назад

Agree. Can't imagine Fallon asking any intelligant questions.

@AngusAngus Год назад

@@roberthowell7095 I hear that. Imagine with Kimmel lol

@peterg5383 Год назад

@@roberthowell7095: then again, you wrote "intelligant."

@markrobinowitz8473 Год назад

President Kennedy, Sept. 20, 1963, at the UN General Assembly: "Why, therefore, should man's first flight to the moon be a matter of national competition? Why should the United States and the Soviet Union, in preparing for such expeditions, become involved in immense duplications of research, construction, and expenditure? Surely we should explore whether the scientists and astronauts of our two countries--indeed of all the world--cannot work together in the conquest of space, sending someday in this decade to the moon not the representatives of a single nation, but the representatives of all of our countries."

@denillefleming2942 Год назад

😊

@JK_Clark Год назад

Yeah, why have more than one car or airplane manufacturing company?

@TechRock2020 Год назад

@@JK_Clark not the same thing

@JK_Clark Год назад

@@TechRock2020 True, no Cuban Missile Crises between auto and air manufacturers.

@ser132 Год назад

While the first astronauts to the moon were all American, the engineers, scientists, etc working to make it happen were from other countries, as well as the US. Which was Kennedy's hope/desire, it seems.

@andrewdean2013 10 месяцев назад

That was a weird, gameshow-like intro for people performing such an honorable feat.

@andrewdean2013 10 месяцев назад

I agree with the loud cheering ofc.

@glazedbeachbro3926 5 месяцев назад

And now you know the truth of it!

@jdub78 Год назад

Big assignment, brave people! We stand behind you 100%

@miguelrubio1163 Год назад

Those humans are super special. They represent all of us.

@judiko142 Год назад

Kudos to the band for playing Rocket Love by Stevie Wonder... you took me riding on your rocket and gave me a star...

@richdibo Год назад

Imagine if they played Bowie's "Space Oddity!

@rodsprague369 Год назад

Seeing these people and the audience reactions gives me hope for the future. I shed a few tears.

@tomassoejakto Год назад

I'm proud to be alive at a time when humans are spreading their wings out to space. It's been a long time coming.

@casey6556 Год назад

“Who’s gonna stir the oxygen tanks?” is an admirably nerdy joke; I love it

@imetzl9340 3 месяца назад

Apollo 13 reference right? lol

@casey6556 3 месяца назад

@@imetzl9340 yep; activating the motor to stir the oxygen tanks is what they did right before the explosion (I won’t say “caused the explosion” because I mean it’s not like they could’ve known)

@Jan-zv7ze Год назад

I LOVE the MOON...thank you astronauts..you do our world proud. "Lot's of genus in Canada for sure! I can never forget the Kids in the Hall, love them."

@jabom99 Год назад

These are some amazing people. I am from Canada and proud of that big dude on the end of the couch.

@pauljakeman Год назад

Looking forward to seeing this mission. Best of luck!

@teuast Год назад

man, jeremy is funny. if this whole astronaut thing doesn't work out then he could totally try his hand at comedy

@chezmoi42 Год назад

They all have great senses of humor. I suspect this is an important criteria for selection, and contributes a lot to the team's morale.

@Stierenkloot Год назад

They all have scripts dude. Wake up man. Geez. All these interviews are planned

@Stierenkloot Год назад

You think they are going to constantly take their chances with a long running TV show?

@thegreenxeno9430 Год назад

Blame Canada is one of the longer running canada jokes. He pulled it off fluently though.

@AAA44237 Год назад

@@Stierenkloot But his delivery is also good. Stand ups also technically have scripts, but delivery is so important there.

@NewMessage Год назад

You can tell Jeremy's been training in the States a lot... When Stephen mentioned he's Canadian, Jeremy didn't automatically apologize.

@Lama_Shakti Год назад

Look at these guys confidence man its so nice the human are still enthusiast and doong great research for the human kind good luck guys

@olivierjuillet5746 Год назад

Omg! You will live some moments so incredible next year!!!

@rebeccamaracle2878 Год назад

You can tell how excited they are and how close they've become already.

@alexlandherr Год назад

So now Colbert has interviewed astronauts from two different lunar programs: - Buzz Aldrin of Apollo 11. - Christina Koch, Victor Glover, Jeremy Hansen and Reid Wiseman of Artemis II.

@morganirvine2327 Год назад

I didn't know he interviewed buzz aldrin 93 now bless him, hell be watching Artemis start the next space journey with pride I hope.

@eurow3808 Месяц назад

The best of our species honestly

@alexanderduane8020 Год назад

Three Americans and a Canadian: The Ghostbusters The Mamas & Papas The Lovin' Spoonful and no joke - Space Cowboys cast back in 2000

@justmayo6097 Год назад

Lol

@lqqw123 Год назад

I like how Christina Koch has this "no-bullshit" look on her face :) She's smiling, but could kill with two fingers :)

@dna9838 Год назад

Such a thrill to hear "because we want humans on Mars". The next 10 to 20yrs are going to be amazing to live through. Now I've got the lyrics to the star trek enterprise stuck in my head ❤.

@SeansModelBuilds Год назад

Did you celebrate First Contact Day yesterday?

@hayberdasher8625 Год назад

Enterprise: best Star Trek series

@qing-jaohan8641 Год назад

I'm so sorry for you; that's a terrible song.

@SeansModelBuilds Год назад

@@qing-jaohan8641 Unless he meant Archer's Theme.

@dna9838 Год назад

@@SeansModelBuilds sadly not lol

@brightlord3923 Год назад

Super excited for this mission.

@nadhasthirundhitan Год назад

Never believed astronauts could be so cool, all the best team🎉

@cojohnso80 Год назад

I needed this video today. Thank you crew! Canada is extremely proud of you Jeremy. Seeing that beautiful flag on your shoulder made my heart skip a beat.

@samplaying4keeps Год назад

They are so fun!!! This is very exciting and a well picked crew

@TheBestOfSweden Месяц назад

This makes me proud of humanity!

@janicebeare8127 Год назад

As a patriotic Canadian, I am so excited that Jeremy is part of this mission!! He's a fabulous representative of our nation. I'm genuinely excited about this adventure 😊