NASA Releases Video of OSIRIS-REx's Touchdown!!

This clip is made by combining 82 images captured by the SamCam imager onboard NASA's OSIRIS-REx spacecraft, on October 20, 2020. These were captured during its Touch-and-go (TAG) manuever which was used to collect samples of asteroid Bennu from sample site 'Nightingale'.

Credit: NASA/Goddard/University of Arizona

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[ohyeah]

I just raked that..thanks for the mess NASA..

[susieohanlon]

I have a question. If there's no gravity wouldn't the debris still be floating around the set down area? Just curious.

[aisychannelone]

today is not 2020...but we in 11th century....🤣🤣🤣

[danstevenson]

Just before contact with the surface the arm makes a small move from left to right yet none of the scientists seem to think that is worth mentioning or discussing.

[lukesmith]

As above so below. A god like being is about to arise on the earth. Mark those words people.

[ContributorX]

Cool, but what happened to footage from side cameras ? ? ?

[chosenone]

What is beneath that soil looks like board below a little bit of soil

[joshuachandler]

does anyone else find it funny that when this one lands there's a big dust cloud but if you watch the one from the '60s when no Armstrong lands on the moon there's no dust cloud even when it takes off

[brianorozco]

I saw this like a few days ago on Instagram, but it’s still really cool

[kyleberry]

When it lands and reshows it in slow motion why does it look like underneath the debrie of the moon like there landing on a shutter door. There vertical parallel lines?

[ImranAhmed-gyjf]

Oh, right, ANOTHER NASA ‘real’ video!!!😉

[travman]

My thoughts are is this sample coming back to Earth from this meteor carrying a sample that isn't heated up in Earth's atmosphere to kill microbial life or alien virus that can put covid-19 to shame🤯

[crashoverride]

Water under the surface?... or some type of fluid?

[nautnadrofire]

There’s some money in that space debris!

[Thegoat]

It broke through the spaceships camouflage. You can clearly see the ship’s hull after the initial touchdown. Forget Ancient Aliens, this is Modern Day Aliens!!

[davidvanhooser]

That is a duck taped weed eater tell me I'm wrong!

[partytoy]

Why are they always in black and white, with all of todays tech. Smh

[TheCountyBoyz]

I wanna know is it’s path was altered by the impact

[barrymcguinness]

Gorilla tape. Haha. I use it everyday at work. Not fooling me nasa

[kylepritchard]

Is this real. O u never know. I c how hard it landed thou damn people in side would be fucked up