SLS Green Run - LIVE!! WATCH ONLY LAST TEN MINUTES!!

Artemis 1 has one last chance to (maybe) fly in 2021. One last chance to (maybe) return humans, including the first woman, to the Moon in 2024. This test HAS TO GO RIGHT! And I'll be there in Stennis, ready to cheer or RANT. GO NASA!!

[simonabunker]

You must have a new appreciation for Tim Dodd's live broadcasts! Thanks for trying this.

[sylvain]

Teacher trying to operate the projector :D

[RockinRobbins]

Stay ANGRY! About WIND! Perversely, this reminded me of the Thanksgiving episode of WKRP in Cincinnati, where they dropped the turkeys from a helicopter. It was an epic livestream in a way you never could have anticipated and 10 times better as a result.

[fuijika]

Thanks Angry! I know you're experimenting with lives outside like that and I am confident you will overcome all the issues you had given all the efforts you put in your vlogs.

[paulboger]

Thanks for trying your best in those crazy conditions!!!! I’m surprised they even did the test!!

[zettas]

I kept my faith in SLS. I believed in it and followed its development since summer of 2014 when I learned about it and Orion. It feels good for everything to be falling into place despite a set back or two. Heres hoping for an end of the year launch. Good luck to everyone involved I'll be supporting in my own little way by cheering you guys on!!!

[eumel]

Thanks for fighting for 2 hours! The highlight is the huge plume starting 1:47:35

[kevman]

I'm sure that wasn't the most fun ever, but I am really happy that you went there to cover it live. Even happier that it actually worked.

[scottthomas]

You have an amazing story to tell your grandchildren now...we appreciate the time, trouble and expense you went through to bring everyone this video.

[mdewidt]

I really appreciate your efforts in those difficult circumstances.
Hope you will give your thoughts about this test run in a later video from home ! ☑️👍

[Easy-Eight]

So, that picture from Australia at 1:46:44 was interesting.

[obiwanceleri]

This might come out strange but what the heck. Man you've got beautiful eyes. Don't need those sunglasses.

[maikl]

Keep going, you'll master the technical challenges. Beside that, I really liked this unique report of a gigantic rainmaker machine. At the end of the day, I was entertained.

[Hoodlum]

I still enjoy spending time with AA, even when its windy and noisy. Adds a sense of realism. Thanks for getting your hair out of place and sun glasses blown off for us!

[arielhernandez]

His eyes and silver hair blowing in the wind give him the face of a noble space-sage. This is going to sound strange, but as a single, handsome, 29-year-old physicist wishing for a wife, I suddenly find myself wondering if his daughters inherited both his looks and brains.

[Ingens_Scherz]

Very much enjoyed this field trip :)
I have to say, though: I followed your advice and had the NASA feed running too. Only because I lack your intrepidity!

[destinationcentauri]

Well... I love the Angry Astronaut! But as for this video... well... let's just say not every video is going to be a hit. C'est la vie! Essentially:

this video would actually work as a quick few seconds recap to be used in another main video discussion. But for a long live broadcast, it had 2 fatal flaws 1) audio was a bust... 2) and the frame size of the image... well it's just gotta be landscape (not portrait) for me to hunker down and watch a longer broadcast event like this live.

But again, no worries: no one is ever going to have a hit with every video they post on their channel. So I for one still can't wait for the next Angry Astronaut video! I set up my notifications so I never miss a single one!

[mattpowell]

Go TAA!! Love your vibe in this one buddy, this is why we love ya

[doodooswirl]

That’s a fine way of making your own cloud ☁️

[allenwalker]

You can only learn from these attempts. Good job...^^