Independent footage of SpaceX Crew-2 Astronauts boarding capsule and launching to ISS

Pointless waste of money. The world is in disarray and people are starving so let's launch rockets that look cool. Neato guys, you've saved us all.

It’s impossible to go to space

They’re lying

Truth

ASTROALIAS

Thanks for the video, Astro. At the 5-6min mark, that's the second and first stage. I assume the first stage is "lower" from second, camera pans down to first stage, pans up to second. What causes those weird pulsing auras in the second stage and why are they pulsing?

Every single video I've ever watched that's supposedly in space or of space either looks fake as hell or fake as hell.

I am just not impressed, its all so lack luster these days. Rocket after rocket, it goes up, pieces come down, retards in a room pat each other on the back. No space piracy, no space wars, no exploring the vast reaches through hyperspace travel. Maybe some more photos of the ISS just sitting up in lower earth orbit while they test how plants react to low G. Really breath taking science. Maybe with any luck one of the rockets will explode again, or maybe the ISS will suffer a failure and suck some people into orbit for us to film or photograph. Something exciting. Enthrall me.

BLURRY pics of ISS shows it's real.
BLURRY pics of Sasquatch also makes it real.

Just another narcissistic thread. You want attention go on FB. " look at me world PLEASE ".

Then logs on with different accounts and praises himself.

Check ANY of his threads. IDENTICAL.

ASTROALIAS

ASTROALIAS

Pointless waste of money. The world is in disarray and people are starving so let's launch rockets that look cool. Neato guys, you've saved us all.

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They're already back pedaling on that, pushing their pull out day to 2028 according to the very latest reports. They do this every now and again to push for more support. You have to remember that until very recently, NASA was entirely dependent on the Russians for seats to the space station. We were buying those at a premium. Now that source of income is dramatically reduced and their soyuz flights are no longer subsidized.

The head of Roscosmos, Dimitri Rogozin, seems particularly salty about it and he likes to insult SpaceX at every turn. NASA wants to barter with Russia in the interest of international cooperation and offer them free dragon seats in exchange for free soyuz seats. Russia is currently refusing to cooperate on that and they keep making vague statements about how unsafe the dragon is.

There's a lot more to the story too, including some former cosmonauts who are not towing the line and want their fellow cosmonauts to be able to ride on the dragon. Rogozin allegedly even used an official social media account of a Russian space robot to insult one of those former cosmonauts and accuse him of being drunk in space. So yeah there's a lot of pointless bullshit and drama going on over there in Russia right now. They hate Elon musk, you have to keep in mind that he originally approached them about buying an old ICBMs to launch payloads to Mars. When they demanded too much money he decided to go off and form SpaceX instead. So it probably stings quite a bit that their own actions have resulted in the company that has been the first to enable America to launch its own astronauts from its own soil and thereby end the dependency on soyuz flights.

I captured some pretty remarkable footage, not only capturing the brilliant pre-dawn display as the rocket rose into sunlight during astronomical twilight (illuminating the exhaust while it was still dark at the launch site), not only showing that the first stage went back into earth's shadow right at the entry burn while the second stage was continuing to gain altitude and stayed in sunlight, but I also documented the fact that four people boarded that rocket. I also have complete footage from the time the astronauts arrived off the elevator at the pad to the time the crew access arm retracted before launch, about a two hour continuous video. It's pretty boring for 95% of it, but it shows they never left the capsule... they launched with the rocket and their motions match what was seen on the SpaceX webcast. The 4K version of that video is too large for YouTube to accept as an upload, but I'm working to upload a scaled down version at 1080p.

I captured some pretty remarkable footage, not only capturing the brilliant pre-dawn display as the rocket rose into sunlight during astronomical twilight (illuminating the exhaust while it was still dark at the launch site), not only showing that the first stage went back into earth's shadow right at the entry burn while the second stage was continuing to gain altitude and stayed in sunlight, but I also documented the fact that four people boarded that rocket. I also have complete footage from the time the astronauts arrived off the elevator at the pad to the time the crew access arm retracted before launch, about a two hour continuous video. It's pretty boring for 95% of it, but it shows they never left the capsule... they launched with the rocket and their motions match what was seen on the SpaceX webcast. The 4K version of that video is too large for YouTube to accept as an upload, but I'm working to upload a scaled down version at 1080p.

astromut is a paid space shill.

earth ia flat and the oy satellites in the sky are being floated by balloons. wake sheeps

You should be proud. The first french commander of ISS launched on this flight. You can't just stop and start funding for space missions wherever you feel like, and if we wait for every problem in the world to be solved, we will die out on this planet.

You forgot about unicorns, Harry Potter and the incredible hulk you delusional fuck.