History is never irrelevant, well said

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not old news.... old propaghanda

Enjoy your grandkid! That’s awesome being a good influence. :)

Have you seen Man on the Moon 40th anniversary edition?

I think they want to keep the masses ignorant...

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Nextdoor contrarian: "but what's science for? What has it done for me"

i cant make this reply more positive well done

Great comment, well said!

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no more shooting stars. just junk falling from the skys lol. make a wish.

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The ego never thanks the atoms that make it all possible. Instead it takes ALL the credit and gives none where it is really due.

There are people smart enough to achieve great things like this, and people dumb enough to avoid confusion over which bathroom they belong in... Crazy world we live in.

Not everyone - I've met some 'Flat earthers'.

They are all stolen

Whomever, this comma space, strong comma space, powerful comma space, worthy of life, comma space, and don't give up period.

Thank you beautiful. Just don't you forget 🙂 u are valuable ☺️

Prove it. 😉

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Full of miss information

Gyroscopes and clever orienteering equipment, no fuel , no thrusters due to residues that would eventually affect the primary ,secondary etc mirrors ,lenses ....very clever

Yes, it was pretty good. {:-:-:}

High IQ huh 😂

@Ravioli 155. Sorry, but that's the state of play. Get yours checked. Trust me, it's not a blessing. It means you don't sleep at night. Because the noise of what happens around you being processed never stops. Photographic memory comes with the package. And though I live with it, I wouldn't wish it on my worst enemy. I don't write things like "huh".

@@jimbeckwith5949 lol doubling down on the cringe huh

I like the purty colors

stop being such a goober@@jimbeckwith5949

For real

Amazon won’t be able to compete for decades but competition is always a good thing. Keeps people on their toes.

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bot its a documentary that is 2.5 hours long

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Me!

Just here for the comments

Waiting on my dealer !!

@@darkone9572 for real

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The ISS is not large and is not pressurized to atmospheric levels.

Thank you for your service

Ok let

Fake as sh!T all this is. Wake up

The shuttle mission to fix it was pretty wild too. It was the first time a shuttle had flown that far and several of the spacewalk activities had not been done in space at the time

Sounds like fantasy as they don't have a shuttle and canadian arm to have a steady and safe platform to service the hubble. The only spacewalks happen on the ISS and the chinese discount version the shenzhou.

Too bad Elon Musk is going to run spacex into the ground trying to save twitter.

@@bicivelo even if he ruins it government can bail it out and give it to NASA :) it’s all about the press he makes , honestly twister and few other bits we jerk moves but his pushing forward in space was a good move, the whole world needed that kick, apart china them Mofo are no1 now I’d say thanks to they space station

LOL robots servicing satellites is decades away. We had robots since the 90s and you don't see them doing shit except on automated assembly lines. Optimus is a hoax and a lie. Tesla AI is trash. SpaceX can fly satellites to orbit, but they do not have the capabilities of JPL who are behind all the best probes ever built. Starship is a cargoship, it's like comparing a cargo freighter to a modern destroyer. Also you need something like the canadian arm to have a platform to service satellites in space, a random ship can't dock with it and "push it".

Hubble has nothing to do with detecting incoming objects..... Also you cant just "push" hubble into a stable orbit and to contiunue to function the gyro's need to work which over time they degrade. We have the new web telescope now thats better in every way than hubble. Refurbing hubble would be a horrible missapropriation of funds.

Someone just stole your idea n its in the making already...👍

I guess thats for the next generation to figure out, right now these satellites are making money for big companies, that's the main thing :S

Baffles my mind as well. People sit around rotting their brains watching things like reality TV. Why not watch something, ANYTHING, like this that's educational and inspirational as hell?!?!?!

Most people are of by definition of average or low intelligence. They are smart enough to know it though and don't like to be reminded.

@@carpenter3069 While you may be right about the percentages, I don't not think not wanting to watch such content has got much to do with intelligence. I feel its more like, do I just switch my mind off right now (while playing youtube) or do I make my every second difficult and miserable while I try to stay focused and comprehend every second of this video? Reality TV and the likes are meant to be easy to watch. Effortless and they make you feel involved too. While also disconnected simultaneously. The things that inspire awe in you, usually make you forget about yourself and the sense of self at least in the slightest. That, isn't a very natural or easy thing to feel. And hence most wouldn't want to feel it.

@@viveksubramanian5512 Ah, you're talking about levels of consciousness. It's not too often that someone articulates the act of switching on and off consciousness although I like Nathaniel Brandons metaphor better. That consciousness is like a dimmer switch that can be turned up or down - a gradual process as opposed to Boolean.

Probably because of the stress and nonsense of daily life. Trash TV is just something to watch while not doing anything else.

russians. it's always russians. small sabotage to make "capitalist pigs" to pay for more otherwise unneeded supply runs. also for propaganda to portray the west as evil for the bydlo on the ground.

Helium phase change closed-loop cooling. And of course natural cooling by the sun shield helps cool down to about 25-30K naturally. Most of the electronics in JWST function at higher temperatures (It's only the sensor that needs such extreme cooling), the problem with ultra cooling electronics is that everything becomes extremely brittle (and thus fragile).

Remember, quantum and particle physics were already a thing when airplanes were made of some tubing and fabric. I think that's absolutely hilarious.

Underrated comment. It’s incredible achievements uniting nations. Humans now have a different challenge, climate change.

This Video about space was just Brilliant viewing so many post small baited video's copy everything & with flashy fakery

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So lucky he got all those government grants, that really helped him fund the grants he will be getting for space x, I just can wait until he can chip and control everyone with his nerolink technology, look it up 👍

He's going to do it all by himself, in spite of his detractors. F' em all. When Starship takes off in a month or so... Everything changes.

@@seancarson7103 Come on now. To do things nobody has done before takes time. There will be mistakes. Learning. The first MANY attempts at flight failed too. But the Wright brothers kept trying. I think oil rigs cause more damage than Elon’s rocket ever will. And they just pay a laughable fine.

1:15:55 is that Valentina Tereshkova?

The Columbia Space Shuttle disaster of February 1, 2003. The second and final catastrophic failure of the 30 year space shuttle program. Done in by a two pound chunk of foam impacting the leading edge of the left shuttle wing at high velocity during launch, creating a foot wide diameter hole which would doom the shuttle upon reentry into Earth's atmosphere.

Well thay decided not to tell the crew and public because of the intense moral dilemmas

@@Thefreakyfreek Umm, no. So, I guess the decision making process was along the lines of: NASA Person 1: "There is a hole is the fore of the port wing. The shuttle will be destroyed during reentry and it will take several weeks to organise a rescue mission. We're gonna have to tell them that they'll miss their connecting flights and their clothes might get dirty while they wait." NASA Person 2: "Can't we just let them all die, because that conversation is gonna be, like, totes awkward, ya know?" NASA Person 1: "Yeah, totes awks. Let's go with the die thing, then ... " What total nonsense. Read about the implementation of the "Shuttle Pitch Inspection Manoeuvre" when the Shuttle resumed flying - it was so ISS crew could visually inspect the Shuttle for exactly the kind of damage sustained by Colombia. Better yet, just read the report on the accident.

@@PBeringer I think that the same way we all know the risks when we get in a car or on an airplane, everyone who goes into space knows the risks. If you read the very touching speech Nixon had prepared in the event of the moon landing failing, it's clear that the risk of death on the moon was something that the US government had created detailed plans for. Things that we take completely for granted on Earth like "being able to breathe" are an enormous logistical nightmare in space. If there isn't enough extra oxygen, you die. If there's not enough fuel to readjust your orbit so that you can stay in relative safety while a better plan is developed, you die. If there's not enough water and food, you die. Water in particular is actually very heavy which severely limits the amount you can stick on a spaceship. If it gets too cold or hot in your shuttle, you die. If too much radiation gets to you, you die. If your orbit is calculated wrong, you die. Space is inherently a far less friendly environment than any place on the planet. Even if you WANT to help, sometimes you can't. Sometimes there really is no way to fix a problem, sometimes it really is a scenario where you can't win. I think everyone who climbs into a box strapped to an explosion machine knows and accepts that. As Nixon's speech said: "In their exploration, they stirred the people of the world to feel as one; in their sacrifice, they bind more tightly the brotherhood of man. In ancient days, men looked at stars and saw their heroes in the constellations. In modern times, we do much the same, but our heroes are epic men of flesh and blood."

@@PBeringer everything nasa puts out is total nonsense

And you don't even realise how the idea of living in a spinning water ball spinning at crazy speed while rotating on itself located in the middle of nowhere. With the magical theory of gravity which miraculously makes the spinning ball fell like a stationary non-moving plane. Flight paths makes absolutely no sense on the globe map while it fits perfectly into the flat earth one. It maybe time to stop believing freemasonic lies such a heliocentrism (worship of Helios, the sun). Stop believing NASA and space agency who all use CGI, the mainstream medias and institutions. You don't know modern science is corrupted ?? or you only think only its politics ?.