NASA launches Artemis I rocket to the moon

NASA launched its first return to the moon in over 50 years.

The Artemis I Moon Rocket launched from NASA's Kennedy Space Center in Florida on Nov. 16 at 1:49 a.m. Eastern time.

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[coryb]

It's insane to think that that rocket is moving faster than a 5.56 bullet before it exits the atmosphere

[jimakcelik]

It’s absolutely goosebumps propulsion system is insane so much power 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸❤️❤️❤️😂

[jeepsblackpowderandlights]

Damn i missed it live.. but grats guys.. im actually crying in aw at this.. too bad it was dark out though

[LPDponce]

Seems like this rocket gets off the pad a lot quicker than Apollo?

[Shipwright]

Good on ya Nasa for finally lighting off that candle. Looking forward to the next small step sometime in the future!

[tpndgo]

Why the person speaking sounds like is narrating a golf game ?

[rh]

The political speech at the end was... odd.

[coffeepeachesplans]

How they sleep thru a jet that loud 😴 😕

[eddiekulp]

Nasa commentator says 5 engines on the core stage, she should know better

[coffeepeachesplans]

Just Art cant spell the rest takes to long

[juangarza]

61 years later they are still testing rockets. You would figure they would have perfected them by now.

[ivaneidesouza]

grande mentira essa NASA, o foguete se desmanchou todo no ar. Depois que se desmancha no ar, eles colocam apenas animações computadorissadas.

[naharismaiel]

No commentary just RAW BEASTLY POWER! God speed Artemis 1

[Nefville]

If you look real close at 0:06 you can see me running away with a lighter in my hand.

[audiobookfull]

👽We should focus on this instead of war.

[marshallfischer]

I'll be the first one to admit I'm happy they actually made it off the ground.

[luciasandoval]

Espectacular. Ahora podemos verlo, cuando fueron por primera vez, solo pudimos escucharlo por radio.

[bobcole]

Why is it SpaceX has cameras all over the booster and second stage, but NASA uses crappy animation from the 60's?. Oh well, this whole shebang is retreaded 60's technology, I shouldn't be surprised.

[jaywiggz]

4billion dollar rocket and not one camera in the capsule heading towards the moon? I thought we supposedly have rovers on Mars that's sending back images, but you can't figure out how to add video feeds to this? c'mon you can do better. smh

[bigz-]

It didn’t hit the firmament imagine that 😂 flat earthers are trippin right now