NASA launch mission to the Sun part 2

Watch live as NASA launches a new solar space probe that will travel closer to the Sun than any spacecraft in history. The Parker solar launch is taking place from the Kennedy Space Center in Florida.
This is NASA's second attempt at launching the probe after yesterday's mission launch was scrubbed.

[mike-rayner-videos]

let's hope it finishes its task safely ❤

[petersinkamba]

Amen and all the best. Anxiously waiting for feedback from Parker in six weeks time

[atulkumar-jyxm]

Congratulations NASA we are hoping More lots of respect for both great scientist and people of USA form INDIA it's really very proud moment for all we are eager to know the hidden things and science about SUN

[amandamatic]

now they can go to the sun but they lost technology to go to moon...

[Finn-uoio]

I really hope all these people in the comments are trolls

[adventureswithdogs]

I'm betting the probe's performance will be even better than predicted. NASA always projects the minimum "survival time" of these missions. What an honor for Eugene Parker to have it named after him, and to be there for its launch. Having said that, let the conspiracy folks come forth!

[EkaraLibrae]

132 km = 81 miles in one second, wooshy that's fast :)

[nepal]

how much time it will take to reach sun??

[jzmnpn]

All that money and y’all couldn’t attach a GO PRO🤨!? Just marvel cgi

[whitedomerobert]

It is a great chunk of hubris on our part to think that we could come close to predicting the solar weather when we are far from being able to understand the Earth’s climate and weather within a five day period.

[HooFHearteD]

The original launch was set for 3:33? What a coincidence!

[luizmargutti]

nasa espacial é demais gosto todos os filmes quero trabalhar lá.

[fossy]

I know someone who has lived on the space station so I know it's not a lie. But I guess everyone is entitled to there own opinions

[whitedomerobert]

It is a bit of hubris on our part to think that we could predict solar weather when we have yet to understand or predict earths weather within a five day period. Still, I support purposeful beginnings. Let’s apply what we can to the knowledge base. Congratulations on the successful launch.

[williamcomer]

(1) what organization(s) pay ALA for its costs to launch this project? (2) several pieces of equipment go through "separation, " so are they all recovered or just become McDonalds trash in the sea?

[tybarnes]

Show me the instruments or tools NASA uses to measure the distance to the sun

[andrewcartwright]

Hope the Parker Space Probe doesn't encounter a SPACEQUAKE!!! #Kindle #thriller

[priceandpride]

Who's the hot nerd on the right ?

[masonhowery]

O look NASA has it's on Disney channel!!!!

[LastOfTheMaguas]

Look at the old nasa vids 60's and 70's, every one of them was a fit male. Now look, it's like a bunch of starbucks rejects