Space | 60 Minutes Marathon

From 2023, Scott Pelley's latest look at images from the James Webb Space Telescope. From 2017, Bill Whitaker's report on the Hubble Space Telescope. From 2012, Pelley's report on Elon Musk and SpaceX. From 2021 and this month, Whitaker's two reports on NASA's Artemis program. From 2013, Anderson Cooper's story on dangers posed by asteroids falling from space. From 2021, Whitaker's report on unidentified UAPs, also known as UFOs. From 2015, David Martin's two-part report on the U.S. Air Force's Space Command which is tasked with defending the satellites that we rely on. From May 2021, Cooper's story on the search for ancient life on Mars with the Perseverance and Ingenuity spacecraft. From 2017, Whitaker's report on the Mars rover Curiosity. Also from 2017, Whitaker's look at efforts to track down a ninth planet in our solar system. From 2012, Pelley's report on the end of the space shuttle program. From 2019, Martin's report on how small observation satellites have increased the amount of data being collected on the planet. And from 2021, Pelley's first report on the James Webb Space Telescope.

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0:00 Intro
0:11 The Origin of Everything - James Webb Telescope (2023)
13:00 Vast - Hubble Space Telescope (2017)
25:09 SpaceX (2012)
39:44 Back to the Moon (2021)
53:07 Artemis (2024)
1:06:22 Cosmic Roulette (2013)
1:18:45 UAP (2021)
1:32:39 The Battle Above - Part 1 (2015)
1:43:31 The Battle Above - Part 2 (2015)
1:57:28 Ingenuity and Perseverance (2021)
2:11:03 Curiosity (2017)
2:23:58 The Hunt for Planet Nine (2017)
2:35:31 A Hard Landing - The Space Shuttle program (2012)
2:48:09 Small Satellites, Big Data (2019)
3:01:19 Let There Be Light - James Webb Telescope (2021)

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0:11 The Origin of Everything - James Webb Telescope (2023)
13:00 Vast - Hubble Space Telescope (2017)
25:09 SpaceX (2012)
39:44 Back to the Moon (2021)
53:07 Artemis (2024)
1:06:22 Cosmic Roulette (2013)
1:18:45 UAP (2021)
1:32:39 The Battle Above - Part 1 (2015)
1:43:31 The Battle Above - Part 2 (2015)
1:57:28 Ingenuity and Perseverance (2021)
2:11:03 Curiosity (2017)
2:23:58 The Hunt for Planet Nine (2017)
2:35:31 A Hard Landing - The Space Shuttle program (2012)
2:48:09 Small Satellites, Big Data (2019)
3:01:19 Let There Be Light - James Webb Telescope (2021)

[TheAndkaren]

Not gonna lie: I had no idea 60 Minutes was still so relevant, but dang, they’re doing some in-depth and really great modern reporting. Thanks, algorithm!

[HHIto]

My dad (in the 1960s) drove to Baja Cal (he was a space scientist) and showed us the satellites in the night sky; I'm still in awe of his knowledge; thanks, Dad!

[rustyreturns]

This is my third time watching this. Cannot believe the enormity of what we shall learn. Wonderful presentation. Thank you

[lesleyghostdragon]

Amazing. Just amazing. Thank you for your wonderful reporting, 60 Minutes team.👏👏👏
I really appreciate that you post - throughout the entirety of each video - the original date it aired. I also love when you envelope a video in updates and/or post updates at the end of videos...Time...

[Asia-sklc]

This is why our big brother Jupiter is very important to us, hes always saving and bailing his little sister out.❤❤❤

[jamesmcclain]

I had a job with Rockwell International in Seal Beach as a satellite technician. I was told I had a job for life. The first shuttle blew up, and it took my condo in Huntington Beach with it. I was saddened by the loss of my beautiful condo overlooking the marina. I have never had the opportunity to own such a property again. Now those properties are going for $600, 000 or more. It was a lesson to me that you must own a sustainable source of income first before buying any properties. I, in later life, became homeless, and almost died twice in 2020. I am in a much better place now and preparing for a better future, but it is so hard. I feel sad for those who lost their jobs and failed, but it is what life is made of. Life is not without its challenges, and that is what makes it worth living. Those who overcome, understand what true success is.

[marishkagrayson]

Even in the darkest hours of our civilization, what great feats humanity is capable of when we put our hearts and minds into it! ❤

[genosmiles]

The most touching episode for me was "A Hard Landing." Born in 1952, I grew up with NASA. I came to love love how it "reached for the stars" with so many highly competent workers. I became most proud of NASA as a national treasure. I am deeply saddened for every person who lost their livelihood.

[JohnBro-tb]

One marathon deserves another. I watched the entire marathon one after the other. Informative and entertaining.

[walterswearingen]

We are looking at a piece of INFINITY AND ITS MAGNIFICENT!!! THANK YOU 60 Minutes

[timoooo]

I had to do a double take at the "60 minutes marathon" title, seeing that the video is more than 3 hours!! Thank you!! My Sunday is set!! 🍿

[randybarton]

I was working at a manufacturing company in that made several shuttle parts back in the day. Ill be 70 this year, and that was a high point in my 50 year career. Certainly was a sad time when the shuttle program was shut down.

[guravi]

The greatest threat to humanity is humanity.

[SarumChoirmaster]

The knowledge of and the information of the individual facts of every item of every "thing" is literally immensely beyond our comprehension. The beauty, immensity, everything is beyond our grasp!

[erictred]

Well done 60 minutes keep showing the world how real reporting is!

[mikefatah]

Astronomy is a very humbling discipline!

This upload is amazing!

[Helloder-vz]

This video should be shown at school.i remember getting a little weekly reader loved seeing things about space. Now they could show this!!

[BattleTested]

THANK YOU 60minutes for these uploads! THANK YOU for your hard work!

[ІринаЛапчук-мю]

Життя прекрасне, буде для нас коханий мій Гамдан Аль