
Everyday Astronaut
@Erdayastronaut • 2,061,887 subscribers
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If you showed me this video 5 years ago, you couldn't convince me it was real, let alone a shot our team could capture. So proud of the Everyday Astronaut / Cosmic Perspective team for continuing to up our game every launch to capture these historic moments SpaceX Elon Musk
Everyday Astronaut40,103,715 views • 1 year ago

PART 2 interview and tour with Elon Musk is HERE! Get up close and personal to a full stack of Starship / SuperHeavy on the Orbital Launch Mount at SpaceX's Starbase launch site. Then we hear how Starship Flight 4 went when we followed up with Elon after the launch!
Everyday Astronaut40,809,966 views • 1 year ago

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. 00:00 - Intro 01:07 - Pad 2 03:15 - Raptor 3 04:59 - SuperHeavy V3 07:56 - Starship V3 10:52 - Flight 12 Profile
Everyday Astronaut248,813 views • 15 days ago

Is 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. 00:00:00 - INTRO 00:03:20 - OVERVIEW AND NEED-TO-KNOWS 00:16:30 - IS STARSHIP TOO BIG AND TALL? 00:35:40 - IS METHALOX THE WRONG PROPELLANT? 00:43:50 - WHY ORBITAL REFUELING? 01:20:30 - CHANGING TO LOW LUNAR ORBIT 01:35:40 - PROPELLANT SUPPLIES ON EARTH 01:38:25 - SUMMARY
Everyday Astronaut292,600 views • 19 days ago
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Got to catch up with Elon Musk for a few minutes before today's launch! We were going to chat after today's speech, but unfortunately that changed, but, always happy to talk rockets!!! Join our Flight 9 coverage in 15 minutes!! Best of luck today SpaceX!!!
Everyday Astronaut2,950,536 views • 1 year ago

SNEAK PEEK 👀 Here's an overview of Starship HLS's mission profile. We eventually go over all the numbers & do some calcs to see if there's ways to reduce the tankers. I'll have a full-ish 90 min rough draft review up tonight for X subscribers, Patrons & YouTube members!
Everyday Astronaut199,774 views • 1 month ago

This is not a render. This is not a simulation. This is SpaceX’s first integrated test flight of #Starship with the Super Heavy booster, the world’s largest and most powerful rocket to ever fly. This #slomo is from our 8k tracker shot by Cosmic Perspective.
Everyday Astronaut5,144,113 views • 3 years ago

There are honestly some decent and common questions about the Apollo program’s moon landings that I figured we should check out ourselves. Because there’s no denying things from the Apollo program look unusual and are quite literally foreign to us in all other contexts. Enjoy 10 months of research, work, dozens of animations, 9 hours of 6k dialogue that took up 3.1 terabytes of hard drive space and MOUNTAINS OF LOVE covering the most incredible journey in all of human history (so far), the Apollo Program. Send this to anyone who watched the Bart Siebrel video on Joe Rogan, and maybe Elon Musk, you should make Joe watch this so he has answers to his questions. 00:00:00 - INTRO 00:04:40 - APOLLO 17 LIFTOFF FOOTAGE 00:19:05 - WHY DON'T WE SEE STARS 00:25:40 - LUNAR SHADOWS 00:32:00 - CROSSHAIRS BEHIND OBJECTS 00:34:10 - WHY DID THE FLAG WAVE 00:38:00 - ASTRONAUTS ON WIRES 00:47:15 - FOOTPRINTS / PROP ROCKS 00:49:05 - MOON ROCK OR WOOD 00:51:35 - VAN ALLEN BELT RADIATION 01:12:55 - LOST APOLLO 11 TAPES 01:07:55 - DID NASA FAKE FOOTAGE 01:19:30 - LOST SATURN V PLANS 01:23:00 - THE LUNAR LANDER'S THIN SKIN 01:27:50 - LUNAR ROVER DUST 01:29:30 - OTHER PHOTOGRAPHIC EVIDENCE 01:37:20 - DID ANYONE ELSE TRACK THE MISSIONS 01:40:15 - THE SOVIETS' REACTION TO APOLLO 01:42:10 - ORBITAL MECHANICS OF APOLLO 01:51:15 - DELTA V OF APOLLO 02:04:30 - WHY HAVEN'T WE GONE BACK 02:14:30 - SUMMARY
Everyday Astronaut922,789 views • 1 year ago

NEW VIDEO!!! "A Complete Guide To #ArtemisII" goes over everything you need to know!!! We go over the crew, the rocket & spacecraft, we compare them to the Apollo era hardware, then explain the mission profile & a full mission timeline too! Enjoy! #Artemis2
Everyday Astronaut144,974 views • 2 months ago

HOLY CRAP THEY TURNED OUT AMAZING!!! These will be our next 1:100 rocket models, the Mercury program! They’ll come together to help your rocket garden grow quicker! It’s absolutely wild to see these compared to the Falcon 9! Hoping to have these ready to ship for the holidays!!!
Everyday Astronaut921,967 views • 1 year ago

I’m equal parts blown away by what SpaceX accomplished this morning but also with THIS LIVE 4K PRODUCTION the Everyday Astronaut / Cosmic Perspective team produced! These shots live… unbelievable 🤯 just wait till we get our slow mo compilation up 👀 #starship #flight5 #IFT5
Everyday Astronaut843,309 views • 1 year ago

Just for fun, I spent most of the day with our #Starship Flight Test 8K footage, tracking and stabilizing frame by frame (Auto tracking just couldn't handle it) from the Flight Termination Charge to explosion just to see if we could learn anything else. Shot by Cosmic Perspective
Everyday Astronaut1,437,423 views • 3 years ago

Stupid globe... it ruined our shot 😭 In all seriousness, this is a pretty unusual situation here where a 21 story tall building is falling from the sky and is within the perfect distance to be over the horizon when at sea level, but not when 28 floors up! Pretty cool!
Everyday Astronaut694,769 views • 1 year ago

Elon Musk I just miss logging onto twitter for behind the scenes updates & details of the most exciting rocket program ever. It also used to feel like there was a constant feedback loop of improvements for Tesla. It feels like there’s less of that now. I miss when this was the drive 👇
Everyday Astronaut1,351,016 views • 3 years ago