video bbc SpaceX launch 🚀 @BBC News @NASA Advert 2020 • 00:00 we are looking at history about to be 00:02 made here at the Kennedy Space Center 00:04 and I don't know if you can see but 00:06 we've got people actually moving out of 00:08 the buildings moving down towards that 00:11 countdown clock which is now saying one 00:14 minute thirty seconds 00:16 this is absolutely nail-biting and 00:19 everybody just wants to get a glimpse of 00:20 this I've never experienced a rocket 00:22 launch before I don't know what to 00:24 expect but already we're getting some 00:27 semblance of cheering and I can tell you 00:29 that driving into the center this 00:31 morning there were people lined up 00:33 either side of the road but not killers 00:35 trained on this spot waiting to see what 00:39 will happen whether or not they can 00:41 actually take off after that nail-biting 00:44 disappointment on Wednesday where it was 00:46 just 17 minutes towards launch and they 00:49 had to call it off because of an excess 00:51 of electricity in the air 00:52 ie thunderstorms which have been 00:54 incredibly dangerous 00:55 we've got no weather problems right now 00:58 but don't forget this is an incredibly 01:00 small window of opportunity we're 01:03 talking barely a minute for this rocket 01:06 to take off so everything just depends 01:09 on the next 36 seconds and counting and 01:13 what those two astronauts must be 01:14 thinking I don't know we know they've 01:17 trained for this they're incredibly calm 01:18 they were calm when they had to leave 01:20 the spaceship just on Wednesday they 01:24 were very philosophical about it but 01:26 we're now down to 19 seconds and I think 01:30 we should just watch and wait what 01:32 happens because the countdown is now 01:34 well underway Falcon 9 isn't start up 01:40 dragon is in countdown FPS is armed for 01:44 launch 01:52 and nine eight seven six five four three 01:59 two one zero ignition let's table back 02:09 got beat spotted dog so rise not a new 02:18 era of American space flight they've 02:20 bought the Vulcan abominations of a new 02:21 generation continuing the dream twenty 02:24 seconds into flight state what 02:26 propulsion is nominal 02:33 t plus 30 seconds into this historic 02:36 mission flying crew are poor dragon and 02:40 Falcon - look at him go 02:42 Falcon power to ultra nominal 02:47 and 1d throttle down we're throttling 02:50 down to get ready for the period of 02:52 maximum dynamic pressure we're in the 02:55 throttle bucket 03:00 reports say all systems are go 03:06 vehicle is supersonic 03:09 we've exceeded Mach 1 on the Falcon 9 03:14 and 1d throttle up 03:19 we're throttling back up the full powers 03:21 we're through max Q copy 1 Bravo and we 03:28 heard that one Bravo call out that's 03:30 just the second abort zone that they're 03:32 in they'll continue to be on this until 03:34 the first age has done its job and they 03:36 switch over to the second at this point 03:38 Bob & Doug pulling about 2.3 G's 2.3 03:41 times the Earth's gravity already 03:44 flirting at over 1,500 miles per hour 03:48 we've heard the call out for EM back 03:50 engine chill that's giving the impact 03:52 engine ready to light that'll come in 03:53 about 244 in the flight right now 03:57 everything continuing to look good next 03:59 major event coming up is going to be the 04:02 triple we'll have main engine cutoff of 04:05 the nine first stage engines stage 04:07 separation and then ignition of the 04:10 second stage engine to continue to carry 04:12 astronauts into orbit coming up in about 04:19 20 second m1d throttle down we heard 04:28 we're throttling down the merlin engines 04:29 on the first stage 04:38 and we have Miko because about that 04:42 Falcons stage separation confirmed 04:45 [Applause] 04:49 [Music] 04:51 in fact ignition alright we have stage 05:01 separation confirm the first age 05:02 beginning its flight back the second 05:05 stage being powered by that single 05:06 merlin 1d vacuum engine has ignited and 05:09 is that Bob and Doug into orbit so 05:13 they're gonna continue under the power 05:15 of this second stage propulsion is 05:17 nominal which will cut off at Seco or 05:20 second engine cutoff at about 8 minutes 05:22 and 44 seconds into today's flight so a 05:25 little over 5 minutes to go still on 05:26 this second stage you're hear the call 05:29 out to alpha so they're now in the 05:31 longest abort zone that carries them all 05:33 the way from about North Carolina up the 05:35 eastern seaboard almost to Canada things 05:39 looking good though 05:39 getting good call-outs nominal for 05:41 propulsion on that second stage Bob and 05:45 doe continuing to make their way into 05:46 orbit 05:53 dragon SpaceX nominal trajectory that 05:58 question of signal Bermuda Bank dragon 06:01 nominal trajectory all right here in 06:07 nominal trajectories the dragon pointed 06:09 in the right direction continuing to 06:10 make their flight uphill hurt 06:12 acquisition of signal no Bermuda that's 06:14 one of the other ground stations that 06:15 they're using to get telemetry and data 06:17 back from this space to propulsion is 06:19 phenomenal 06:40 well there were grins all round when we 06:43 watched that launch let's so speak to 06:47 Jane O'Brien who had the view from the 06:50 ground Jane described what it was like 06:53 that was incredible I have never seen 06:57 anything like it I mean the suspense the 06:59 build-up and then to actually see hear 07:01 and feel it take off my whole body was 07:04 vibrating with the sound absolutely 07:07 incredible you could actually feel it 07:09 through your entire skeleton it was 07:11 extraordinary and then to see that 07:13 bright light just suddenly exploding and 07:17 moving upwards I really have never seen 07:19 anything like it what an incredible 07:21 privilege and for those two men on board 07:23 what a privilege for them and for SpaceX 07:26 and for NASA to be able to pull this 07:28 thing off in spite of all the weather 07:31 problems that they've had I think this 07:33 is it's just absolutely tremendous a day 07:35 in history for America and the world 07:37 Laura forchick and Libby Jackson are 07:41 still with us Laura it has to be said as 07:43 much as it's exciting there's a moment 07:46 of anxiety too isn't there for everyone 07:48 watching this oh absolutely I've seen 07:52 several shuttle launches in person and 07:54 even from a distance you are cheering 07:56 them on and both praying and hoping the 07:59 best for them that nothing goes wrong 08:01 and at this point it just looks amazing 08:03 and of course you never know what could 08:05 happen in the future during a mission 08:06 something could still go wrong but from 08:08 this end it looks beautiful it does and 08:11 Libby you never tire do you of seeing 08:13 the Earth from that perspective never 08:17 indeed I've been looking at the pictures 08:19 and it's it's amazing what patan 08:21 technology allows us to see with these 08:23 rocket launches I've been watching them 08:24 for many years we're going to see in a 08:27 little while the landing of the first 08:29 stage back in Florida and and you can 08:32 see the pictures of it see coming earth 08:34 coming back to Mordor it's all beautiful 08:37 but there are still about four or five 08:39 minutes till till they reach orbit and 08:41 this is that until they get there until 08:43 they're safely in orbit and on their way 08:45 to the International Space Station which 08:46 I'm still just watching everything very 08:48 closely so we sort of keep seeing if it 08:52 all keeps going okay bye 08:54 think that um President Trump is 08:56 speaking we might be able to listen in 08:58 we knew that he was heading down to 08:59 Florida let's see if we can hear him 09:03 real talent real genius nobody does it 09:06 like us so it's great to have this whole 09:09 program back and it's just the beginning 09:11 it's just the beginning we have many 09:14 more things to come it's a lot of jobs 09:16 it's a lot of Technology you know we 09:18 have space for us now and thank you very 09:21 much for being here 09:22 general we appreciate a good number one 09:26 one of the things we've done is created 09:28 the space force first program and if you 09:31 look I guess it's 74 years now was 72 09:34 and now at 74 and time flies but since 09:37 the Air Force so we have a major branch 09:40 of the military Joint Chiefs of Staff 09:42 everything full full honors 09:45 it's called the space force we did that 09:47 during the Trump administration Mike 09:50 Pence was so helpful everybody here was 09:52 helpful frankly he needed lots of votes 09:54 and we got him and really it wasn't that 09:56 hard once we started explaining what 09:58 it's all about but space will be one of 10:01 the most important things we've ever 10:03 done I think so I think space will be 10:05 one of the most important I put it up 10:06 there with 280 federal judges two 10:09 Supreme Court judges I think space will 10:11 be one of the most important things 10:13 we've ever done very proud president 10:27 Trump fair and claiming it for the 10:29 Americans of course but Laura this is 10:32 very much a cooperation between a whole 10:35 range of people and nations 10:39 international effort going forward with 10:42 not only International Space Station 10:44 which is already international but also 10:45 Artemus and of course space force has 10:48 nothing to do with with NASA or this 10:50 current mission but SpaceX being a 10:53 commercial company they intend to launch 10:55 commercial astronauts as well as private 10:57 astronauts from other countries and the 10:58 next mission they have a Japanese 11:00 astronaut on board to launch with the 11:02 RAF with the Americans to the 11:03 International Space Station maybe just 11:06 how 11:07 new and different is this particular 11:11 spaceship design because things have 11:13 moved on a bit since the last one thirty 11:16 nine years ago my last brand new human 11:20 spacecraft we saw head into space with 11:22 the space shuttle that was designed back 11:24 in this at the end of the 60s and mostly 11:26 through the 70s so this really is brand 11:28 new it looks like something out of a 11:30 sci-fi movie and I do think SpaceX have 11:33 had one eye on that but absolutely 11:34 everything has been designed to function 11:36 and safety first from the 3d printed 11:39 helmets through touch screens I'm in the 11:42 module brand-new spacesuits everything's 11:44 new and everything's being put through 11:47 its paces today it is a demonstration 11:48 flight check it aloud to make sure it 11:51 works well so far it looks good but it 11:54 really is a new era of space travel but 11:57 of course they still get too practical 11:59 have to practice don't they Laura and 12:01 Manuel flying actually take control of 12:03 this as Olivia said they both flown 12:10 twice before and although there is the 12:13 lab that's automated there's also a lot 12:15 for the astronauts to do both on launch 12:16 and of course with docking coming up in 12:19 17 18 hours and then of course coming 12:23 back there's there's always plenty for 12:25 astronauts to do yeah 19 hours of flight 12:28 lots to do onboard but they also need to 12:31 get some rest let's watch the launch 12:33 again 12:51 so rise not a new era of American space 12:54 flight before the weapon of emotions of 12:57 a new generation continuing the dream 20 13:00 seconds into flight stage 1 propulsion 13:02 is nominal 13:08 three plus 30 seconds into this historic 13:11 mission flying crew up or dragon at 13:15 Falcon 9's look at him girl 13:18 Falcon pyrometry nominal 13:21 [Music] 13:23 and 1d throttle down we're throttling 13:26 down to get ready for the period of 13:27 maximum dynamic pressure we're in the 13:31 throttle bucket 13:36 reports say all systems are go see the 13:40 headlines as they happen and 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