I wasn't yet aware of _how complex_ this mission design was! Very impressive.

WOW. This mission journey complete blew my expectations away. Space Exploration just never ever fails to amaze

This might be the best mission summary I’ve ever seen.

I thought landing on Titan was the most impressive demonstration of celestial navigation until this Bennu encounter. Encountering an asteroid may not have the 'glamour' of encountering planets and moons, but this is clearly more challenging.

What a journey, let us hope that Osiris Rex will be successful

Late 2023, this mission was a success!

that should be on Netflix

Who's here after this little beauties sucsess tonight to tag sample and do one, astonishing

Or Nasa can just get prime membership and get it delivered tomorrow.

Say what you want, NASA is still the world leader in space exploration.

Thanks for such a thorough mission breakdown. The amount of maneuverability and mechanics blew me away! Good luck!

Here's update...sample collected now👍👍👍👍

Incredible. The planning that goes into this is phenomenal. Hopefully it will all work out like this.

Wow! Wow! Science fiction turning into reality! Astounding! What a team! Best wishes!

Let’s hope it’s a success!

Damn... I didn't know this mission was THAT intense... Damn!

Huge technology performance to do all this. Such amazing thing

Congrat from Canada NASA !

That's so amazing! I hope all goes well

I hope it works out well for NASA. NASA does a lot of good work

Absolutely amazing.

me when my soup is on an asteriod:

I guess you could say this mission is very BENNUfical to learning about the early solar system.... ill let myself out now

Woww......what a wonderful mission.

NASA OSIRISREx Mission is awesome 🇺🇸👑💕 I Am very excited for OSIRISREx Collect Samples 🇺🇸👑

this was cool thanks for letting us know

thank u so much nice explanation

Amazing........ plan and hard work

So complicated maneuvers. Amazing science and tech!

Very informative video

The best Bennu mission video I've seen

Now that's a pretty cool mission

dude this whole sense of direction in space is crazy to me always amazes

Brilliant. Looking FORWARD to hearing results. Fingers crossed.

Wow! A lot more going on for this mission than I realized. I knew it was going to map the asteroid and collect a sample for return but I didn't understand all the complexities involved. Way to go NASA!

Looks like really good science . Cant wait!

Amazing.👏🏻

That is incredibly cool

thankyou NASA Goddard

Best presentation I've seen so far. Well done.

incredible. All those phases for such a small probe.

Wow wow wow! Very impressive!!!!

That shape!!!

This aged so well, i am so excited !

It looks such a peaceful place ❤

Awesome

Jaw-dropping mission.

Thanks for this information 👍. Very interesting.

amazing, excellent

This is great!!

Finally it collected

Really pretty cool.

So exciting! I salute the U.S citizens for funding NASA, so it can achieve the entire humanity's dreams. Good luck from Israel!

Love it

Hell yeah! Do it!

Congratulations NASA. Long lives with good health. Almighty continue blessings and cares on all of us. God bless USA. Go ahead

woooot! arrives today :]

👀 Impressionante! 🚀 😮👌

I came here because NASA has notified me that it will be shown live. I never thought that this mission started from 2016, and also it will end in 2023. Long term mission.

incredible I hope it gets back safely. This is truly fascinating. What distance will this space craft have traveled.

This spacecraft must have got lots fuel with it.Great mission and a nice video.Go NASA!

Thanks, I'm proud being a fellow human living now.

Wow!

Nice.

Very interesting. At 3:25 in, what ARE the "non-gravitational forces" that are altering Bennu's trajectory?? (Great presentation, great animation. Are you uploading of clips of actual footage after each new set is received??

Proud of you NASA 🇺🇸🚀 love from India'

✨🌺🙏🏼🌺✨ human beings at its best , doing such great complex tasks…. Mind blowing! ✨🌺🙏🏼🌺✨

How is that sharp manueovers performed? I always thought course correction is always in forward motion.

Will Orisis have any effect on the Bennu's orbit? Perhaps very minimal?

Rocket science at its best!

This shows you what we as a species is capable of if we drop combat for cooperation. Amazing

This mission is really complicated and futuristic

Do your CEASER mission (asteroid sample) Plz do DragonFly as well

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All that for a 60 gram sample? This is a perfect example of how hard space exploration is.

Wonder if there are any plans for an extended mission, since the spacecraft seems to just be drifting along after the sample is returned...

Muy interesante

My name is actually on that probe! True story! :)

How does this spacecraft move? So many movements I'm surprised it runs for so long :o

Awesome stuff

Nyss

ayy boys

Wikipedia says Isiris-Rex uses hydrazine fuel - how much is expected to be burned up maneuvering around Bennu? About a teaspoon full?

ทําไมหลุมดําหมุนดูดธาตุ​อะตอมเข้าไปได้ครับ

1:45, how this path is possible ?? All of those sharp turn ?

I wanna be in Utah when the samples come back from space

After final mission stage Nasa can put in a addtion rocketstage to make it chase Omumua.

This give me goosebumps, this is amazing science..

👏👏👏👏👏👏👏

Absolutely phenomenal mission & a beautifully done, highly educational video. Kudos to the incredibly talented & creative folks at NASA for coming up with this amazing tour de force! But … (color me a curmudgeon here & guilty as charged, I suppose) was it really necessary to repeat 'OSIRIS-REx', with the exact same inflection, no fewer than 27 times in the narrative? For me, after many repetitions, it became distracting to the point of irritation. Just my opinion, & hopefully taken as constructive criticism. Otherwise - amazing endeavor! Fingers crossed for a flawless success!

Where does it get the energy to do all these manouvers?

Okay, now bring back the symbiotes so we can all get venom like powers.

Science is a wonderful thing!

This is the asteroid that has a high potential of earth impact as well in the mid to late 2100s. One thing they don’t say here is that during this whole process they are getting better telemetry data on its course so they can figure out if this asteroid also needs to be deflected to prevent impact. Problem is, this asteroid is nearly the size of 3 football fields and has an insanely high mass, (the return sample will allow us to estimate the mass better as well) the detailed mapping allows us to determine the center of mass as well so we know where to strap the rockets on required to deflect this asteroid safely away from earth’s path for good. Nice of them to let us know this huh? I found this out years ago. They had to alter nasa eyes application to remove the asteroid flight path from the app as well so it wouldn’t freak people out, but the way we are returning the sample is to deflect the probe 4 degrees off the orbital course (essentially forcing the probe to impact earth or rather put it in the way of earth so earth impacts the probe like a train does a car on train tracks) only 4 degrees difference at the right time and the asteroid could be parked in front of earth all the same. Over the course of the next 100 years gravitational forces of the planets and such will make that 4 degree change happen, and a mix of timing and orbital positioning and well find bennu a new resident of planet earth, and it’ll destroy all life here as we know it upon impact. Thankfully I’ll be well dead and buried by then, but our great grandkids generation will be the ones having to deal with it in their primes. So educate your kids in orbital mechanics so they’ll know what needs to happen to get this sucker deflected if in fact it’s going to get in earth’s way. The proper push of about 2000Dv about a half orbit away toward the ascending node or descending node will do the trick. It’ll deflect the asteroid around the north or South Pole and sling the sucker out of the solar system. If you want to be real tricky they could aim it at a Jupiter encounter to help sling it out of the system with the gas giant’s gravity assist just like they did the voyager probes, or just let it ram into Jupiter. (Course that could also effect Jupiter’s orbit so it’s best to just sling it out to deep space)

what a pissing world we have that this video has not got even 100k views in about 2 yrs, when rest of the garbage gets millions in a couple of days. projects and things like this should atleast get 7.6 billion claps

Is that a lot of maneuvers for a mission like this? Seems like a lot of fuel you'd need to bring with you

Strangley similar to how my wife checks out my new cologne.

hvorfor sætter vi ikke et en lille sender på asteroiden som også kan tage billeder så kan vi følge den i evigerheder ?

Anyone else feel like this is a super weird way to collect a sample? Wouldn't it be biased toward the lighter materials, and less reliable than a simple scooping sort of thing? I know the engineers have thought this through, but I just wonder why they chose this sampling method.

Am I the only person who's been sitting in front of his or her screen for the past seven minutes with their JAW HANGING OPEN?