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A Quick news round up covering a lot of important events in the last few days. The European Vega rocket suffered a second failure in 3 launches, we found out why Starship prototype SN8 had a bad engine test which resulted in a threat to the vehicle. The US Navy demonstrated the ability to shoot down an ICBM with a midcourse interceptor and 4 astronauts flew to the ISS on the newly certified Dragon spacecraft. Comments are closed.
Other space YouTubers, green screen, fancy backgrounds, Merc,
Scott – dressing gown
I should also include Rocket Lab. They had a successful launch just a while ago.
Speaking of things deep space, apparently, due to the damage it had suffered, Aricebo is being demolished.
4:40 this makes me want to learn about the future of launch/landing pads.
10:12 mins – subliminal messaging hahahaha
@4:15 – I think the phrase “lost the vehicle” has a historical interpretation that might not be the best fit here.
Imagine the Ariane carrying JWST goes down the same way as the vega. That would be so tragic. If the launch fails, it should be with a huuuge Firewall. That would be a very expensive firework
Important Qualification : had me dying XD XD XD XD
Nauka will always be ready “next year” What make you think they will succeed this time?
If the computer had been “smarter” would it have been able to say “Oh If I steer this way I’m actually going this way so how about I try this” and save the vehicle?
Yeah, I also didn’t like the commentators that much on the launch.
I don’t know if you read any of your comments, but Smarter Every Day had a 3D audio recording of the falcon heavy launch. With some speakers or headphones, it’s pretty impressive.
I loved the audio too—as a sound guy it blew me away! If they provide that uncovered please let us know. It was amazing!
looking forward to seeing rocket lab test reusability today.
I love the Lo-Fi sound, reminds me of old Mountain Goats stuff
“I like rockets”
Scott 2020
“bUt wHaT aBoUt aRcA?”
11:00 I, I like rockets… like, I-I-I don’t know what else to say… ❤️🤤
Here I am, at 1 o’clock in the morning, flying safe.
Smart designers design wiring harnesses (and accelerometers, I’m looking at the Russians) that cannot be assembled incorrectly, not even with the use of hammers.
Are there any plans to attach more sleeping facilities to the station? At the moment, the ISS sleeps 6, and one person sleeps on the Crew Dragon. The scheduling for use of the fitness equipment is getting very tight too.
I wonder how the SIDRAs are going to handle the extra load of the seventh occupant…
Love your videos as usual
When loading ksp today, one of the little humorous quotes they give you on the loading screen was “Flying safe”
I’m sure you noticed the little homage to your channel’s moto
14:57 best “I’m Scott Manley, fly safe!” yet
Scott Manley going to sleep at night with his Rocket ASMR…
“When you get a system that compensates for a turn one way by turning the other way” – that is the way it is supposed to work.
As for commentators: a separate channel I would always mute? Not going to happen.
you heard it here first folks, Scott Manley like Rockets
An idea for a video Scott.
In Space News: Arecibo Observatory is set to be permanently decommissioned due to risk of major collapse.
5:30 It’s neat to work on a mission that Scott Manley covered! ~~Hello from Kwajalein!
11:43 – I love how Kate Rubins’ hair looks in zero G.
“I like rockets” – Scott Manley
That needs to be a t-shirt.
In fact there are already two Aegis Ashore Sites for SM-3 Missiles in Europe.
“I like Rockets” – Scott Manley
An unrelated Off-topic question: What beautiful shirt you got there Scott? I need a sauce, want to have that thing!
“…from the USA” Close one, almost lost all your international subscribers
I love Soyuz’s, they remind me of Starbug
So 7 people in the ISS doing maintenance tasks, are they playing with just 1 impostor?
“it had a perfect record up until its first failure”.
That’s usually the case
Imagine the missile wasn’t intercepted and it striked California
The pad is coated in Marmite? I thought Elon was from SA, not Australia.
Scott “Perfect record until it’s first failure”
Me “That’s how it works”
mission control : thrust parameters ,,,,, nominal
me : when did avenue 5 come on the youtubes ?
“I guess this is some sort of cool thing” – Scott Manley
7:49 “because, first of all..”
I thought for sure Scott was going to say “North Korea”
67% of people in space were called Sergei! 🤣 I also hope that the 9 people that came up on Soyuz came up on three different ships 😳
I think you mean Nauka was originally a backup for ZARYA.
Hi Scott, I was the PM for the SEOSAT panchromatic sensors, devastated to not see SEOSAT make it to orbit. Many years in production and many more waiting for the launch. Thanks for covering on your channel.
And now, FINALLY, Leo McGarry can go tell President Bartlett “It works!”
“Hullo” and “Fly Safe”… I needed these in my life today. Thanks Scott!!💜
How do they “get rid of” a module? Could be an interesting video.
Ukrainian supplied liquid fueled 4th stage engines…but all integrated by Arianespace…
Yes, the spectacular audio and the puffs of vapor certainly did seem like a dragon getting ready to fly.
Hello Scott! Thanks for another great vid.
“It had a perfect record until it’s first failure” said I about every KSP rocket I’ve built.
I’m from Spain and I want to say thank you to the people who connect in the wrong way the cables. The spanish satellite was intented to serve to the Land Office department of the tax administration among other functions so, sincerely, thank you very much for not make it possible.
Anyone else get a big laugh out of the “exit” safety sticker on the airlock door? That’s the first time I’d noticed that!
“Vega had a perfect record up until it’s first failure.” Well…yeah…that’s kinda how it works Scott
“I like rockets.” – Scott Manley
I feel that your next video should be about the imminent decommissioning of the legendary Arecibo radio telescope after being damaged by some cable snaps.
It really makes me sad. The amount we learned from Arecibo is absolutely incredible, and it still has so much science to offer that it’s huge shame to see it go. We could learn so much more if it could only be repaired!
Scott, when are you going start an Rocket ASMR channel? Totally not sexual.
SEOsat: They finally fixed the keywords and descriptions for their satellite, so Scott Manley could find them using a search engine.
“I wanted to hear the sound because…. well, I really like rockets.”
You don’t say? I had a feeling that might’ve been the case.
Scott are you aware of Chandrayaan3 in March…Love from India
Modern version of Proton’s upsidown sensor
“It had a perfect record, until its first failure” Wow, thats pretty good, right?
I’m with you, I want a couple minutes of just sound, video and telemetry at liftoff. A warning of max q and meco would be enough.
“I like rockets.. I don’t know what to say..”
Can we start a GoFundMe to send Scott Manley to space?!?!?!
“To the Early Squad That’s Reading This”
99.9% wont see this but stay safe and positive 😁
“It had a perfect record up until its first failure.”
That’s how it usually works, yes…
I don’t know if you read any of your comments, but Smarter Every Day had a 3D audio recording of the falcon heavy launch. With some speakers or headphones, it’s pretty impressive.
” The Vega rocket […] had a perfect record up until its first failure. ”
I believe this would be the case for all rockets, but we get your point
The Vega AVUM stage that failed is built by Airbus and its engine in the Ukraine. It’s not necessarily a fault in the assembly phase as the french are so eager to blame.
When Ariane 5 failed on its first launch, big accusations on the Avio boosters and then it turned out it was a french software screw up.
“Because, I, I like rockets”
Scott Manley, 2020.
11:05
haha good one – “the rocket thrust was impinging on the pad” – I might have used the phrase “blasted the holy living h*ll out of it!”
“It had a perfect record until its first issue”
Yes, that’s how it works.
11:06 “I like rockets”
Yeah sure Scott but “I like TURTLES 🐢”
I remember watching some video years ago saying by now we would’ve launched them Proxima Centauri laser sail probes
Instead we have this
Who else but 2020
11:05 “I like rockets” — Scott Manley
It looks like Darth Vader is restoring balance to the force by taking out Kerbals.
The moment you realize that the only strangers that can safely congregate without masks and hug each-other are on the ISS.
(Also, damned, I’ll soon need an extra module for my Lego ISS)
we saw the ISS pass over but mostly blocked by this magnolia tree. my wife saw the trailing dragon but i missed it :-(… unrelated matter… i’m having a magnolia tree cut down
Questions for Scott: How much hair are they going to be pulling out of the filters up there? lol
“It had a perfect record up until its’ first failure.” Hmm. Logical, Captain.
“A perfect record up until its first failure…” Me too man, me too.
“From the USA” made me jump so much.
Is no one going to talk about how perfect that transition was after he snapped his fingers 😂
This dude is hard core. He has a thermal detonator that he uses for a microphone.
PIRS coming down eventually is the happiest news out of all of this for me. finally, Nauka is launching.
Canada, AKA a vast territory for US ABM sites. Also, we now have the capability to have enough personnel on the ISS to play “Among Us” in real life! (Among Us live action would actually make a great future reality TV show. You could let the “spaced” people wear their suits, of course.)
2:09 IMU failures and backwards sensors…. Memories of that one particular Proton rocket failure….
“It had a perfect record up until it’s first failure” – Scott MANley Y2K20
That green toy is ridiculous. They should be celebrating Captain Picard Day.
Dread it. Run from it. The Red Dressing Gown of Doom still arrives.
“IMPORTANT QUALIFICATION ADDED IN POST” this needs to go on a t-shirt in NASA worm logo font.
In short: explosions, rockets and baby Yoda…😄
When you mentioned the proportion of people in space named Sergei, I easily imagined a XKCD graph picturing it.
Another sad story: the demise of Arrecibo observatory. What is your opinion?
The *Arecibo Observatory* will always be in our hearts.
“James Web telescope is still safe for now”
You can’t lose your expensive space telescope during a launch, if you don’t launch it.
“I like Rockets” – Scott Manley
I’m Safe Scott, fly manly.