@floridarich9250
Yes, I'm happy they finally got this big beast up there, my money is still on SpaceX, long term.
@shipsey2
I was doubting this mission I didn't expect it to fly for some reason but I'm glad it finally did
@Snoodlehootberry
The most impressive thing was the inflatable heat shield which is new technology surrounded by old tech from old space. The biggest news of course is that the single, most comprehensive reason that starship could not launch is now out of the way, and watch SpaceX go!
@thewb8329
I’m worried about the well-being of those Astro- manikins.
@1969kodiakbear
Artemis 1. Broca's area, or the Broca area is a region in the frontal lobe of the dominant hemisphere, usually the left, of the brain with functions linked to speech production.
@mizzshortie907
Inflatable items seem to be a decent go to , it saves weight and space . Just like they were talking about inflatable hotel rooms which is also awesome
@serronserron1320
Supposedly the next SLS rocket will be fully constructed in 4 months as it is already underway. And hopefully the next autonomous mission will happen soon next year.
@visibletoallusersonyoutube5928
Thanks for making the videos!
@anthonysantora9753
Let's go Artimis!!!!
@dracoQuest
One more little detail that you didn't bother mentioning about that heat Shield and Mars When we 1st start going there you're gonna have to reuse everything that's there And repurposite that he shield could be used as a roof for a structure. Considering you're gonna land several ships within meters of one another
@andymouse
I saw one of the animations and thought "Eagle ! "....cheers.
@drtoxiccookie
I am actually very pleased NASA takes so long with everything as they put safety first before everything else. Yes all the delays suck but it's better to be safe they sorry.
@arthurhamilton5222
U were talking about the long March 9 and how it will propel China past the U.S. in space exploration, before. SLSay be expensive, but, it works.
@understandingautism1389
When we going to get rhe video of the rocket launch not just the found shot
@ChuckCreagerJr
I would not call SLS a Frankenstein rocket. A Kerbal rocket is a better description. It is exactly the type of Rocket you would build in Kerbal Space Program, that's one of the things that gives it character.
@trickeruniverse1979
Awesome update
@bradcalkins1428
Best in the world does not take stupid and frivolous risks
@MrYoshigu
Did I really see Duct Tape at 4:32….NASA using tape for repair!?😅😅
@Vantud391
At first I thought this was a joke😂 The news just came out of nowhere.
@TheSpaceRaceYT