The Journey of NS-22

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God Exists

@Kazuya Kawashima At least English exists.....

@Kazuya Kawashima science has actually proved that somethings out there that put the universe on the course it is

competition? hahaha blue origin is a roller coaster ride

@@itsdavidjames4979 Exactly.....suborbital......thats not pushing anything, competition or technology. That's a man child refusing to admit he can't do real space flight. Quit the program and hire all the employees he just laid off....

lmao who are they competing with? Hot air balloon companies??

In space-tourism, sure

Do you mean like on the ISS? From there you can only see about 3% of the surface at any given time, BUT, because it orbits the earth roughly every 96 minutes, you can see different places as you orbit the earth.

When that's affordable you could be in actual space for more money

Perfectly basic for a rocket flying up, then parachuting to the ground. Perfect, but pointless.

@@markstewart3627 #youmissedthejoke

@@Orikix I got the Dude Perfect joke, assume most wouldn't. So I ran with it lol

@@markstewart3627 oh, 😅

@@Orikix credit to your comment for sure lol

Ah yes 'murica

it is normal for an American company do that to people from other countries and the fact of it is for example the videogames, for example Playstation ( japaneses company ) adds voice translation in Portuguese and in other languages and Xbox I have never seen a game translated ( voices ) into Portuguese, this is just one example but I could give dozens of them, a good afternoon from the rest of the world

lmaoooo elephants per eagle. I agree, it's nice to have units that everyone uses, kinda like what spaceX does in their streams.

Good luck.

idk what is better Virgin galactic or Blue origin, Because virgin galactic lasts longer, but blue origin has that cool rocket and other reasons lol

lmaooooooooo

You obviously need to look outside your box, then you'll feel real excitement.

lmao when it hovers for like 30 seconds wasting a ton of fuel.

@@morbus5726 3 minutes and the capsule wastes no fuel

@@paullol7852 I meant that the landing wastes fuel. Unlike a traditional "suicide burn" (where a booster slows down just enough for the velocity to be 0 the moment it hits the ground), the blue origin rockets hover above the pads for a couple of seconds, burning more fuel than is needed. I think you misunderstood what I meant by 30 seconds, I was using hyperbole when referring to the amount of time the booster hovered for.

Spacex booster landing?

Just to be clear, it wouldn't fall under the jurisdiction of any country, but those starlink satellites need replacing every five years and I assure you that the ability to launch rockets into space is under the jurisdiction of countries. Also, he could've done the same thing with satellites further out. The only reason he needs so many in such a low orbit is to appeal to gamers.

@@CassandraCarter To be honest with all the bullshit the FAA, EPA and the FCC have pulled if I was SpaceX I'd be seriously looking at options outside the US.

@@Advoc8te4Truth Sadly, his options there are limited, at least in terms of having a launch that takes full advantage of being close to the equator.

@@CassandraCarter That's why we need a Moon Base. They could literally build a huge manufacturing hub there. Boring Company tech huge underground production facilities. The mineral reserves are massive and there's even water.

working on it!

Why epuld you want to get booster engine to orbit? Thats wasteful

Well, perhaps, but at least they haven't yet blown up a capsule, or rocket. Remember this? kzhead.info/sun/q8ltlcltbZN-hp8/bejne.html

That's usually how it starts. Technology that is only an amusement for the rich or the government, like personal airplanes. Now millions of people travel around the world on passenger jets every year.

also, real astronauts

Please don't compare atleast in this field. I feel like this field is not for comparing or giving hate. All the agencies n companies work hard to make their mission successful.This is the field where the whole world should come up together and make the future missions successful. This would cost less for the missions and also we would get to explore this universe fast as earlier.

@@AmitKumar-ot1kk Bezos cares none about coming together, he sues every other space company around him. Screw him and his over priced amusement park ride.

@@h.r.hufnstuf4171 nice 🙃

Yah Jeff just make a rocket tomorrow and forgot about all the experimenting stuff

You didn't have to type in Caps.

@@Mr_Battlefield He was SHOUTING.

First flight, first car ride, everything was an expensive carnival ride before it became accessible/affordable to general public. How many people you know have done a suborbital hop? If orbital rockets are your only interest, you can watch other rocket launches while Vulcan and New Glenn prepare for their launch. If hating BO is your interest, enjoy.

@@selvasurya049 Well I think Blue origin is finally delivering there engines to Vulcan 5 years too late. But I hope with the introduction of their new rocket New Glenn they will be able to send passengers to orbit, not just 5 people they'll be able to send 20 at a significantly reduced price.

@@selvasurya049 Thats like building an electric car that can travel 10 miles while electric cars capable of traveling 400 miles already exist......but celebrating your 10 miles like anyone but you would care. If you only car about cars that can travel 10 miles....Jeff Bezos dick is for you. Idiot.

Eventually orbital launches and space travel will be just as trivial as it is for normal commuters on a train.

@@serronserron1320 Except its possible now, just not for Blue Origin. Not capable. Celebrating a ride, instead of pushing for the next level. Great job Jeff.....you still don't have a trophy for anything exceptional.

@@markstewart3627 I think its pretty dam good considering the use of only ONE small rocket and no extra stages. Remember, they are NOT trying to reach orbit. That requires at least two stages, more fuel, and more engines in order to reach the minimum speed of 17,000+ mph required. Anything under that and you are coming back down sooner than later. You can have the trophys.

@@nebtheweb8885 it's a lot harder to go into orbit. Also, this rocket technically has two stages, a booster and the payload (tourists),.

BO is not a publicly traded company

First step. That is what this is. And everyone keeps talking about the cost of this ride, but no one seems to know how much it actually costs. If you know, please share.

@@selvasurya049 the actual amount is confidential information but the non profit that sponsored coby, paid around 1.2 million the price of flights are going down and are estimated to cost $200-$300 per seat in the near future. This launch vehicle has been reused 7 times

@@Daniel-is5wi thank you

I'm guessing seeing the planet from that perspective with your own eyes would change you somehow, maybe add a broader perspective to your own views on life.