Same

Me too it happened at 4:30 am in my time zone.

@@danielwhippleton3683 u pacific too?

@Ascher Lafayette yes I am.

Like, yeah we made a billion (idc the costs) dollar rocket, what? No we didn't recorded the launch why would we?

😢😢😢🙏

What? There is one almost every month - with landing too, which is much more spectacular. Follow STARLINK.

Me too

Great job 👍👏

Not, it's coming back

? Man you're stupid.

@@fjames208 Why would it come back? lmao

@@fjames208 he meant the rock samples I think

Why not to be studied or showcased in a museum some 200 years from now it's plausible @@M1LKBeats

Just in case can I have your autograph now? Lol. Go for it

😂💗

We need to change the way we propel objects. Space is too vast and at our current rate of technology we are not going that far.

@@tanvirkabir4960 I'm sure NASA is open to ideas 😀👍

@@biancanagy3342 nice 👌

nice word

Nice

Asi es👍👍

yes

I can't wait!!! 🥳

Well welcome to the day

They are safe on mars

I am, USA BABY!!!!! USA USA USA USA USA!!!

@@fernandoaispuro1819 this is an achievement for everyone, not just usa

Me.......so cool to watch that rocket launch, knowing that its incredible payload made it safely. Congratulations Nasa and JPL!

@@immigrantgaming420epic I'm not saying it isn't. I'm just proud that our country is the one pioneering these achievements. Jeez are you American? If you are where is your patriotism? So many bad things happening in our country we should be proud of the good things.

@@fernandoaispuro1819 i am not from america, my point is just that this is an achievement for everyone, not just usa

True

@spinozasdreams Why would we leave Mars? We haven't even reached it yet.

I was there on the beach watching... was amazing. Historic. From seeing the old black n white television launches of the 60s, to seeing this in person, as well as the space center itself, was an indescribable moment..

:D

Ohhhhhh snaps😎😎😎😎

Godspeed to Perseverance and Ingenuity I wish them a smooth landing 🚀

It all went well 👏👏👏

Good job

perseverance? that is an odd name, but a nice one though

@@AdityaKumar-ij5ok no before the launch nasa did this thing where you could sign up for your name to go to mars with the rover

Same 🥳

Mine's also

Mine too! 💜

Congratulations good workmanship and I am of America people.

you should get your eyes checked mate

Lightning towers.

live live, or on tv?

@@JuanMariaSolare live on tv :)

The debris is just the rocket pulling the engine off for when it gets into space.

@@hermitsunite953 Thank you 😄👍

7 month

@@unhommequicourt that was the landing of the Rover "Curiosty"

@@mr.xuntariz Wdym?

@@HelloWorld-ev9sg it's been 8 months and i forgot

it takes a year to get to mars

Also me. How?

Not russian.... USSR 💪💪💪💪💪💪❤️

The upper stage engine ignites at the 4:50 -4:55 mark. It's burning hydrogen so the flame is almost invisible in a vacuum. During night launches, with less ambient light, you can see a blueish glow behind the nozzle.

Highly questionable. Possible failure?

@@misccomments9752 Not questionable at all, the launch went fine.

me too 😿

Christopher Kemp, I thought the same thing... 10 ms? Seriously? And remember that the Apollo 11 splashdown was approximately10 seconds late and off by something like 1 mile - some ridiculously small margin of error. Yeah, the folks who design these vehicles and run these missions are all something very special, indeed. Well done, everyone!!!

Firstname Lastname exactly. Gives me some hope we’ll figure out the other stuff we seem to not get right!

@@hottub2249, Agreed. Technically and socially.

Sky is space. Just like you see the moon in sky in daylight.

Because the only reason why the sky is blue is because of sunlight refracting off the oxygen in the atmosphere, there is no real boundary to space. At a certain point the atmosphere becomes too thin and it is therefore space.

@@marcustrevor1883 thank you for being smart

Yes of course it is

@@marcustrevor1883 REEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE

@@IAMinCOMMAND32 XD

Yes, this isnt a movie. The world IS NOT FLAT people. Wake up

@@mountainboarder3372 I AGREE 100 Percent THE EARTH IS NOT FLAT

About 7 months.

@@khloests stupid, it's going to be on feb 8, 2021.

Это как так?

@@fox7001 NASA еще в прошлом году скинула инфу про продажу "билетов" на Марс, вернее раздачу. Бесплатно. Просто они в память забивают полученное ФИО и дают ему личный номер. И распечатывают на сайте Билет с номером и Вами. Во флеш-памяти, там по-моему, можно было внести несколько миллионов таких "билетов", всем желающим в Мире. Кажись - полностью так и не заполнили. И эта флешка летит с марсоходом на Красную Планету! Вот такой рекламный ход у них... Вспомните авто с манекеном летающий на орбите - аналогично!

If you mean the rocket, this is not SpaceX If you mean the rover, that's in 7 months XD

snappy Its a joke but you probably got that

But, the SpaceX Crew Dragon spacecraft will land in just few days. And will be streamed and recorded, that will be pretty cool to see.

Rocket landed in the ocean. CGI kicked in at 3:22

@@thereflection7225 prove it

It's a empty bomb showing the world that we can f*** you up still

U had to no that

why is that unreal?

Just the length of time february seems so distant

@@tomlynch6176 Mars is a long way away...not unreal at all.

Tell NASA to send hik

Him

It will land. But in February 8, 2021. So you can't just expect it to land on mars just one after the launch. lmao, i bet you don't even know how it works, kiddo.

Honestly in the past years, we didn't have a drive or main reason to go out and explore. We weren't trying to beat someone like in the Space Race, but we also didn't have all the knowledge that was required to go to Mars.

No. They are already releasing color photos. A lot of the first shots were verification images to confirm the vehicle had successfully landed and was working. They also were taken with the dust covers in place.

lol you think they launch things into space randomly? They have a map of space debris and orbiting satellites you know.

@@unhommequicourt I was being sarcastic actually

@@unhommequicourt If you notice I made a joke about Bob being on the toilet below.

Full ARM nah ur dumb

Obviously the first stage doesn't go to Mars and falls into the ocean. I will pretend I didn't read the rest

Michael Bell no they dont