Everyday Astronaut

See the Artemis III Rocket w/ NASA Administrator Jared Isaacman

591K views · 4d ago · 46:04

Guest: NASA Administrator Jared Isaacman

Enjoy an ENERGIZING, insightful and in depth conversation with NASA Administrator Jared Isaacman while INSIDE the VAB! A true dream come true for me! We talk about Artemis, SLS, Moon Base, X70 and lots of other fun stuff!

Topics: Welcome to Kennedy Space Center · Meeting Jared Isaacman in the VAB · Re-Empowering NASA · Artemis III · Ten-Year Vision for NASA · Nuclear Focus and SR Missions

[4K] Watch the FIRST Orbital Starship Mission!!!

1.5M views · 1mo ago · 4:23:55

SpaceX is targeting Starship Flight 14 NET Monday, September 28, 2026 at 7:15 a.m. CT (12:15 UTC). This will be the FIRST orbital launch attempt of Starship with Ship 41 and Booster 21, carrying the first operational batch of 26 Starlink V3 satellites on a roughly 10-hour mission of about six orbits at around 275 km before a Pacific Ocean splashdown.

Topics: Fueling Up · SpaceX Stream Starts · T - 10 Minutes · T - 1 Minute · LIFT OFF! · Stage Sep

▶️ Mentioned videos: Want to know why Starship's V3 Booster only has 3 grid fins instead of 4? Watch this!!

The Genius Reason Why SpaceX Deleted A Grid Fin

1.3M views · 1mo ago · 15:22

Perhaps one of the strangest and most obvious changes to SpaceX’s latest Starship, or Version 3, is the fact that the Super Heavy booster now only has 3 grid fins instead of 4. This makes the rocket look asymmetrical and honestly just kind of weird. But as strange as it looks, the reason they did this is actually quite genius.

Watch SpaceX launch NASA's flagship Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope on a Falcon Heavy!

428K views · 2mo ago · 1:35:38

NASA and SpaceX are launching the Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope on a Falcon Heavy no earlier than Sunday, 7:26 a.m. EDT [11:26 UTC] from LC-39A at Kennedy Space Center, sending the wide-field observatory toward Sun-Earth L2.

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Why NASA's new Roman Space Telescope is a huge deal

1.9M views · 2mo ago · 12:49

The Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope is NASA’s incredible new flagship space telescope that will help humanity unlock even more knowledge about our universe than ever before. This new space telescope is like Hubble times 200, it’s packing some absolutely incredible technology that will make it not only much more powerful than Hubble, but also the perfect compliment to the James Webb Space Telescope

Topics: Physical Size · VS Hubble · VS Webb · Data · Coronagraph · Refueling

Inside Starlab, a MASSIVE commercial Space Station!

247K views · 3mo ago · 36:50

Have you ever wondered what will replace the International Space Station once it's de-orbited? Well, I sure have, and I've wondered what will replace it. So today I get to go inside Starlab by Voyager Technologies with their CEO Dylan Taylor to see what it's all about!

[4K] Watch SpaceX Launch Starship Flight 13!!

662K views · 3mo ago · 3:12:31

SpaceX is about to launch their second V3 Starship as well as a deploying the first operational V3 Starlink satellites! It will still be a sub-orbital mission with similar objectives to Flight 12, but an important step towards orbit and full reuse.

▶️ Mentioned videos: Want to learn what's and different about Starship V3 vs V2? Check this out!

[SCRUBBED] Watch SpaceX's Starship Flight 13!

494K views · 3mo ago · 1:53:06

SpaceX is about to launch their second V3 Starship as well as a deploying the first operational V3 Starlink satellites! It will still be a sub-orbital mission with similar objectives to Flight 12, but an important step towards orbit and full reuse.

▶️ Mentioned videos: Want to learn what's and different about Starship V3 vs V2? Check this out!

Watch the first Starship V3 launch for Flight 12!

958K views · 5mo ago · 2:23:01

SpaceX is about to launch their first V3 Starship and it’s by far the biggest and most radical change to the program to date! Or become a YouTube member for some bonus perks as well!

Topics: Q&A · Prop Load · SpaceX Stream Starts · LIFT OFF! · Stage Sep · Booster Entry

[SCRUBBED] Watch the first Starship V3 launch for Flight 12!

699K views · 5mo ago · 2:04:34

SpaceX is about to launch their first V3 Starship and it’s by far the biggest and most radical change to the program to date! Or become a YouTube member for some bonus perks as well!

Starship V3: Everything you need to know!

1.1M views · 5mo ago · 16:07

SpaceX is about to launch their first V3 Starship and it’s by far the biggest and most radical change to the program to date. Here's a super quick overview of what all is new and different including the incredible new Raptor 3 engines, the new launch pad, and everything else that’s debuting on Flight 12.

Topics: Pad 2 · Raptor 3 · SuperHeavy V3 · Starship V3 · Flight 12 Profile

Why does #Starship require 12+ launches to get to the moon when the Saturn V could do it in 1?

2.9M views · 5mo ago · 1:28

Does Starship REALLY require 15+ launches to land one lunar Starship?!

844K views · 6mo ago · 1:45:04

IIs Starship HLS really is a viable option for NASA and SpaceX to get humans back onto the surface of the moon for the Artemis Program? We'll go over why it's so tall, why it uses Methalox instead of hypergolic propellants, explain why it requires 15 or more launches for a single lunar landing and we'll even go over alternate options that could maybe simplify or speed up the process.

Topics: OVERVIEW AND NEED-TO-KNOWS · IS STARSHIP TOO BIG AND TALL? · IS METHALOX THE WRONG PROPELLANT? · WHY ORBITAL REFUELING? · CHANGING TO LOW LUNAR ORBIT · PROPELLANT SUPPLIES ON EARTH

Watch SpaceX Launch a Falcon Heavy for ViaSat-3 F3

174K views · 6mo ago · 1:19:27

SpaceX is targeting a Falcon Heavy launch of the ViaSat-3 F3 communications satellite from Launch Complex 39A at Kennedy Space Center in Florida on Monday, April 29, 2026 NET 10:13 am EDT. This is the 12th Falcon Heavy flight overall and the first since October 2024! It will deliver the Boeing-built ViaSat-3 F3 satellite to a geosynchronous transfer orbit (GTO). The satellite will use its electric propulsion to reach geostationary orbit over the Asia-Pacific region.

[SCRUBBED] Watch SpaceX Launch a Falcon Heavy for ViaSat-3 F3

111K views · 6mo ago · 52:14

SpaceX is targeting a Falcon Heavy launch of the ViaSat-3 F3 communications satellite from Launch Complex 39A at Kennedy Space Center in Florida on Monday, April 27, 2026 NET 10:21 a.m. EDT [14:21 UTC]. This is the 12th Falcon Heavy flight overall and the first since October 2024! It will deliver the Boeing-built ViaSat-3 F3 satellite to a geosynchronous transfer orbit (GTO).

Watch the Artemis II crew come home!!! Re-entry and Splashdown! #artemis2

511K views · 7mo ago · 3:18:57

Artemis II will be splashing down in the Pacific Ocean after their incredible journey to the moon at about 7:07 p.m. CDT on Friday, April 10 (0007 UTC April 11). The Artemis II astronauts launched on April 1 on a ten day trip that took them farther from Earth than any humans have ever traveled.

Hear NASA's Artemis II Launch in Hi-Fi with gorgeous 4K Slow Mo!

580K views · 7mo ago · 12:58

Footage and Audio made possible by: Ryan Chylinski, Andrew Taylor, Spencer Tetik, Jami Higginbotham, Andrew Keating, Collin Thrash, Ben Stineman, NASA, Blackmagic Design, Sigma America, and Freefly Systems Or become a YouTube member for some bonus perks as well!

Topics: Pad 1 Realtime · Pad Slow Mo · Top Of Tower · Engines From Deck · Engine Super Slow Mo · Side Slow Mo

Watch Humans Fly Around The Moon! #artemis2

662K views · 7mo ago · 6:27:41

Artemis II is approaching its furthest point from Earth and its closest approach to the moon. The crew will technically break the altitude record set by Apollo 13 in 1972. At the closest approach they will be just 6,000 km [4,000 miles] above the surface.

Topics: p.m. EDT (1756 UTC): Artemis II crew surpasses the Apollo 13 distance record · p.m. EDT (1845 UTC): Lunar observation period begins · p.m. EDT (2302 UTC): Artemis II's closest approach to the Moon · p.m. EDT (2305 UTC): Artemis II reaches its furthest distance from Earth

[4K] Watch NASA Send Humans To The Moon LIVE!!! #Artemis2

1.5M views · 7mo ago · 8:03:45

For the first time since 1972, NASA is sending humans to the moon for Artemis 2!!! Join us live at NASA's Kennedy Space Center Press site, just 3 miles (5 km) away from this historic launch! This will only be a flyby of the moon for this mission, but it will be the furthest humans have ever flown from Earth.

Topics: Rocket Views · Suit up · Walk Out (Tim Hosting) · Crew Driveby · Crew Ingress · Lockheed Interview

Artemis II Pre-launch PARTY!!!

165K views · 7mo ago · 1:27:56

NASA is about to send humans to the moon for the first time since 1972 and we're here at Kennedy Space Center to CELEBRATE!!! Join us at T - 24 hours to talk about all the exciting things we can't wait to see with this historic mission!!!!

Artemis II: Everything You Need To Know!

1.7M views · 7mo ago · 13:59

Guest: Artemis II

Humans are leaving low Earth orbit and heading back to the Moon for the first time since 1972. In just days, NASA will attempt to launch Artemis II, the first crewed lunar mission of the Artemis program, flying around the moon!

Astro Awards: Celebrating The Best Missions Of 2025?

38K views · 9mo ago · 1:44:30

Guest: Astro Awards

Welcome to the Astro Awards, celebrating the most inspirational, innovative and important missions of 2025! Your congratulations might even make it on air, so be sure and let us know if a particular mission inspired you or was of specific significance to you.

VOTE NOW! Biggest mission of 2025!

13K views · 10mo ago · 18:31

Just going to do a quick overview of the missions that are nominated for the most INSPIRATIONAL, INNOVATIVE and IMPORTANT of 2025 so you can help decide which wins the top award at the Astro Awards! Here's the survey!!! Get your tickets for the 3rd annual Astro Awards in Austin, TX - January 17th and 18th!

How'd we do predicting 2025's spaceflight milestones?!

80K views · 10mo ago · 17:54

One of my favorite things to do all year, go back and see how we did in our predictions!!! On January 1st, 2025, I tweeted a set of polls and wanted to see how well we in the spaceflight community could predict what would happen in 2025... results were... well, let's find out!