easy for 8os hardest for 2021 to go to the moon (again)

i'm so happy the dreams of this started in my lifetime !!

Solid Fuel ? 🤔

Was there a Apollo 18

Planned - yes. Launched - no.

i can't wait to see people go to the moon! i wish we could tie a rope around it and pull it closer so other people could go to.

BEST THING Every happening 👍❤️

Thanks for giving me a hearth attack of excitement NASA

Why cant we just go from moon to mars?

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This brought tears of joy to my eyes. We came from the Stars, and we are destined to return to them.

:')

This plan sucks. Throw away the entire rocket for one trip ? This isn't the 60s anymore. Who on earth designed this ? They should just pay Elon Musk whatever he wants and scrap the whole thing. Too complicated and too many things to go wrong.

Finally, I see life made by illsahill in Hindu-Stan sons of mine you are. 969 I am, don't let it maybe baby. ill see you on the other side.

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But China said Moon belongs to them according to Ancient map.

All the best

That's no moon it's and alien device to warp time and space it also serves as a gravitational balance to help life on this alien created zoo

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Nasa needs to merge or shut down, the abundant supply of money allows the SLS system to be expendable, with SpaceX and other commercial operators showing reusability can be done . The public will support and encourage savings and technology in people like Musk and Bezos use put the planets ecosystem first.

nasa finally got aliens permission

So what happens to the service module?

Burns up in the atmosphere

Don’t forget to change to the metric system.

What's with all the music, we don't need the music...

Waaaw,,universe

Wow.. And here I was, still trying to figure out how to travel to my in-law's country. Local-minded me..

I have a question who disliked the video ???????. Respect the people and the engineers guys. I mean its peoples lives work to work on this thing. WOW. GOO NASA !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! GO ARTEMIS !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!.

If we don't get off planet within the next 10 years we will go extinct by 2100

It is just absurd using "miles" in a science video!

@ItalianoMedio yet when they're given the choice, miles it is.

@daaze I hope that's a joke 😂 do you know they use the metric system for every space mission?

nasa understands the english unit of length is superior

Such a beautiful piece of machinery. So many years put into developing it. And it all burns away in the atmosphere during each and every launch

No one have a mine believe you

This is a lot like the Apollo mission but some how better I guess?

,, Amazing video,,

SpaceX : Falcon heavy is the most powerful rocket NASA : SLS Orion is the most powerful rokcet

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Seems to be an exercise in leaving stuff behind. It’s like looking back in time to the 70s where you just dump it when your done. Surely Elon and his reusable ships has to be the real way forward, I’d hate to be the one cleaning up all those dead landers in 100 years.

Dislikes are from the flat earthers

wow NASA is cool wow just wow

Hahahaha And the idiots believe.

Ummm?

what

Don't go back you won't like what you find there

Isn’t that far more expensive than Apollo missions? First: you need to deploy expensive space station on orbit of The Moon, which serves as a just parking lot for spaceship. At least make two launches per mission: new lander module for every new landing, then launch Orion.

NASA EXOPLANET KEPLER-22B IS ALL JUST OCEAN NO ISLAND ONLY OCEAN

I’m very excited that I’ll be witnessing the return to Luna in my lifetime. 😎💙

Amazing.

Rick Sanchez: "That sounds like portal technology with extra steps"

Wow

Who made the background music 🙌🚀

i hope that lego makes this as a lego set!

the best video of nasaaaaaaaa!!!

Who’s disliking this? Wth...

imagine nasa had the military budget of the whole world. And we would live in a society where scientists and engineers would be treated like rockstars. i only can imagine...

interesting that its only a 2 stage + srb's

The animation, the speaker's voice and the music just make this video a whole experience.

just imagine being crammed in a small command pod with no exercise equipment for four days

I mean the orions seats are designed to fold in, so they will have room.

Hopefully no repeat of apollo 13

Its just dumb to use sooo large rockets only for a so littel thing wich will go back to earth. I m normaly not a fan of everything Elon Musk and SpaceX dose but in the case of to reuse rockets i m totally in. The way Nasa dose it since decades is just a waste of money Pls Nasa find a way to reduce space pollution, cause that will become a huge problem for my Generation to clean that thrash out of Orbit. Sry form my not perfect English im only learning for a Year (actually speaking Swiss German)

That's not how space travel works buddy. Get into it and you will start loving how everything works.

Dude you are 5 you need to learn about space. Imagination is not as reality

did anyone know that this is gonna be a vaction site to the moon in the future

so you're telling me we aren't actually getting down on the moon?

Artemis name should be 'Apollo 18'

Apollo 18 to 20 were going to happen until budget cuts. SLS and Artemis are completely a different rocket and architecture respectively, which will use separately launched lunar landers (most likely on commercial rockets such as Blue Origin's New Glenn and ULA's Vulcan). I recommend you read into the last days of the Apollo program! There are so many interesting proposals including the Apollo Applications Project, where the Saturn V would have been used as a launch vehicle which would eventually send humans to Mars when coupled with a nuclear upper stage.

i am very happy with TSLA.. I've ordered the cybertruck tri motor fsd. i can't wait..I may buy the S dual motor as well. SpaceX, starship, boring, starlink & LOTS of factories all over the would..

It's an amazing video🤍

GOOD LUCK NASA BEST OF LUCK FOR YOUR MISSION BUT I AM NOT A IN ISRO JUST I AM CHILD. MY FUTURE AIM IS TO JOIN WITH YOU.

Mission to mars

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Huh.. ' ISRO Is the first space organization who approached in mars in his first attempt in in low cost by using desi techniche

Who is going to put the other stuff up there?

BFR will be so much better then this. Why are they even making this?

I think that the Apollo missions are more easy

"Most powerul rocket" Elon: Im gonna stop you right there

spacex

nasa

Bruh just help out space x make the starship,its WAYYY bigger

All of the individual components of SLS are proven in space. Starship is yet to reach sub-orbital space, never mind orbit. As a consequence of being bigger too, Starship requires refuelling flights to reach anywhere beyond Earth orbit; once prepped on the pad, SLS can send humans to the Moon all in one go just like the Apollo missions. A seperate launch will be required to send the lunar landers to lunar orbit, however.

Why help build it when it wont be ready for years when SLS already exists.

Why is the the first time I am seeing this, I am shocked at how at how awesome NASA public relations has become.

Amazing! But i really want to ask for one thing (i know you wont answer but imma just write it) you should call this modules with some special names like Armstrong,Aldrin,Collins and also with surenames of Columbia and Challanger crew just to show that its something that is important in NASA's history :)) Do it for them not for me cause im just a useless human being that will never make his dream to become a shuttle capitain true :(

01:19 starship

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honestly recently lock down has truly opened my eyes again to what is important in life! family, friends and all the small thing but it has also sparked my childhood love again SPACE!... earth truly is a stunning stunning thing, we truly need this planet ...... the planet doesn't need us! i wish so much more people would see this! keep helping humanity NASA

Don’t forget the aliens.

I am so excited to see more space travel!! Thank you NASA!!

@EimajOzear It's a shame NASA cancel the Venture Star SSTO Space plane and aerospike engine program in 2001！

@EimajOzear Apollo missions all have many risks. It is very possible to lose crew in Apollo missions. Thanks to the good organization management of the Apollo program and redundancy design and many ground testof the rockets and spacecrafts, and heavy training of ground controllers and Apollo astronauts, no crew were lost in an Apollo lunar mission.

@EimajOzear NASA has became too conservative too closed-minded to accept new concept and new method of space flight since the 2003 Columbia accident!

@EimajOzear The Orion capsules and SLS are the pork barrel projects of the Congressional members who only want to protect the space related jobs of their home Congressional districts.

@EimajOzear It's such a shame to use Orion capsules and SLS to go beyond low earth orbit!

There will be so much waste that collects in space and on the moon itself, isn't that bad?

@EimajOzear you're right indeed, I forgot that it just burns up when re-entering thank you for your comment!

If you're talking about the pieces of the rocket itself, not really: 1) The two white boosters will fall back to Earth 2) The central orange tank will burn up in the atmosphere (it does not reach orbital velocity) 3) The upper stage may enter an orbit around the sun or impact with the Moon (both options were used during the Apollo program) 4) At the end of the mission, the Orion service module will detach from the crew capsule before re-entering Earth's atmosphere, burning up while the crew capsule safely re-enters. When I visualise waste, I think of the millions of tons that accumulate over the course of a day here on Earth; from one of these missions (which will take place at most twice a year), less than 100 tons will be left over in orbit and on the surface of the Moon combined. Of course, we will want to move away from this kind of mission design as we improve propulsion technologies, but right now, getting humans to the Moon takes precedence over 50-100t of waste produced per year. Hope this helps!

Don’t be late. - shades of. God. 😂

Apollo isn't dead, it showed us this could be done, It was the first to explore the moon. Artemis will just carry forward it's legacy

Whoever did the editing should get a raise!

Dream on, Artemis goddess is not happening, the studio production not ready for 2024. Not against spacing but not into nasa tales. But afraid darn aliens have given us the tech to real space flights.

The 7k dislikes are just bots, I can't see any reason for disliking this, this is amazing.

@Klos yes

I think they are flat earthers or other kind of idiot

Can't they just use SpaceX starship instead be a lot cheaper When it's ready

**If** Starship ever reaches orbit and is certified for orbital and lunar missions, I'm sure they will as they have selected it as one of the human landing system contracts for landing on the Moon. However, the SLS is the only current rocket design which can take humans to Earth orbit and send them to the lunar gateway all in one launch and each part of it has flown in space in one form or another. The less launches, the less complications, the smallest chance of failure; this is critical when you have crew onboard. So I say stay cautiously optimistic about Starship and SpaceX as they have brought a lot of previously studied and proven technologies into the mainstream, but anything could happen in the next few years or decades.

It's a Nice idea that NASA can use. But it's a colony ship more than a research platform. NASA wants to do more of research and experiments before they begin. They just want to be prepared

it. is. going. to. happen.

Wait...why are you soo late😂

I'm all for this but it would be a lot cheaper and efficient if the Core Stage didn't burn up in the atmosphere and was able to fall back down to the Atlantic Ocean where it can be recovered and used again in a future mission.

The Space Shuttle program was sadly more expensive to maintain than using expendable rockets. While recovery/re-use makes a lot of sense from a materials and manufacturing perspective, the refurbishment of engines and the amount of labour ($$$) which is needed to safely re-certify human-rated systems for re-use can be counter productive. Re-use in the way that SpaceX does it (propulsive landing) also eats away at performance as fuel is reserved for landing; by being expendable, all of the fuel is used to reach orbit.

recovery systems would be to complicated and heavy

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Go artemis let me make a vudieo of flying the rocket nasa sls

Hahahahaha xDD the SLS is a crackpot waste of money xD keep wasting your funding on a rocket that cant even land xD hahahaha xD this is hilariously pitiful

Dude you still watch cocomelon and drink juice boxes

Can SpaceX fanboys even english.

Change the quality!!

So happy I’m young in the 21st century to see everything happen

Usa.never the moon.

We must find an alien spaceship counselor to built a cost friendly UFO...The key 's in the energy supply..May be I chanted so many AUMS to write this comment. Anyway, love you all cosmic citizens.

I cant wait for elon musk to put a neuralink into the astronauts to record their memories, then show it to the world so the flat earthers will die

ISRO 🇳🇪🇱🇷NASA🙏

Good luck.. cool stuff.. thanks from NZ 👍🇳🇿🌍

ISS. GO to moon

@Just a random person Its true.

@Airwhisper80 whaaaaaat?

Yeahhhhhh. That wont be cool when the astronauts are dead from lethal radiation poisoning.

Bruh who also thinks this music is godly at all the last minute or so

Us humans sure do love leaving our junk behind everywhere.

First solve earth problems like clean water and 100 percent renewable energy on earth...before getting humans to mars and moon.

if we though like that, the world would be 100s of years behind

Now that America elected progressives at the federal level of government, we're not going to the moon or anywhere for that matter. NASA will most likely be scrapped and the only ones attempting any kind of space flight will be private industry, provided the jack boots of progressive government doesn't shut them down as well through regulations.

Yup. Its been the cycle since the 70s... one pres says “we’re going to the moon and were gonna fund nasa high!” And then the next is like “nah, we’re gonna change bathroom gender signs instead” lol

Wonder what the first words of the first woman and next man on the Moon are gonna be.

“Honey, im home!” Lol

“Guess who’s back!”