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  • this is the intersting misson of nasa nasa keep up the good work. iam your biggest fan

  • I love Jupiter!

  • there you go million pound rocket what we forgot to fill up with fuel and has no cameras and what has now went boom probably so have a nice trip empty space craft bye bye

  • NASA doing what it does best - scientific programs.

  • NASA is a Shining Star from Earth!

    Let the Whole Universe Help NASA!

    All Best to You!

  • When it says "Mach 1"...you can actually see the shockwave....COOL!!!!!!

  • thats may dick on soft wen i cum

  • Un nuevo desafío de importantes resultados

  • Next launch.....Curiosity Mars Rover

  • @JBiswoman Yep

    I'm waiting for it!

  • @AccessDenied55

    Me too....

  • @jemShit Lol!.. Im with you!

  • dman dude,technology is so god damn advanced these days, i wonder if they invent a time machine where we can actually go to the past/future

  • @JemShit i hope you survive that ride too. Pulling 5G acceleration for minutes at a time...Not a place for us my friend.

  • @JemShit I'm with you. This planet is doomed! lol.

  • awesome

  • nice ride

  • THE REAL REASON THEIR SENDING THIS TO JUPITER IS BECAUSE THEY WANT TO SEE WHAT HAS HAPPENED TO JUPITER AS THE SO CALLED COMMET (ELENIN EXTINCTION LEVEL EVENT NIBIRU IN NOVEMBER) PASEED JUPITER BACK IN THE TIME OF 2009 AND 2010 AND HOW IT HAS AFFECTED THE BIGGEST PLANET OF OUR SOLAR SYSTEM.. IN 2009 AND BEFOR TIME, JUPITER HAS ALWAYS HAD TWO HUGE GAS RINGS AND NOW THAT (ELENIN) HAS PAST IT ONLY HAS ONE GAS RING. Mhmm???? OUR (GOVERNMENT) HIDES ALOT FROM US (THE PEOPLE THAT PAY OUTSTANDING TAXES)

  • 4 people missed the like button because the cat jumped up on their desks

  • check out the bird at 0.12 do you think it survived?

  • @filthyluca01 - Looks to me like the bird realized what what going on just in the nick of time, and veered away.

  • Atlas V in this 551 setup is awsome power at its best. but i still think the new horizons launch was faster. Juno must weigh a bit more.

  • @NASAtelevision you are lieing to us about elinen and nibiru, you are going to burn for eternity!

  • @laccyblade YOU JUST GOT OWNED BY NASA!

    LOL..........

  • @AccessDenied55 nasa works for the illuminati that OWNS google.

  • Well if Congress is anti-science, then we need to clear them out and get some younger , fresher minds in there. Some people that aren't afraid of the big, wide universe out there! I have one real article of faith, and that is that we are not meant to stay on Earth forever. I love this planet, I love it's people (Mostly), But the universe beckons!

  • Nice

  • Great shot at 5:04 as we jump to light speed.

  • 4 peopl.. 'aliens'  that are on Jupiter dont want our probes up their ass

  • must have send along extra water on earth..... melting polar area... tooo much water here

  • God speed

  • fantastic omg yes oh yes

  • en jupiter la gravedad de alli es 313 veces mayor que en nuestro planeta se les va a fastidiar las maquinas espaciales.

  • Very cool. Tired of probes though. Start sending people out into the Solar system.

    Mars would be a good start, heck even a Moon base would be nice.

  • @Kpoull congress is anti-science

  • See you in four Years.. well next year we will be all dead XD

  • But Jupiter its a gas planet it has no land....i dont understand

  • @SeniorThe12 the JUNO spacecraft isnt a lander.... and yea, its unrealistic to "land" on any gas planet. JUNO is gonna orbit jupiter and study it, not land on it

  • @icarosilva16 madness? THIS IS SCIENCE!!!!!!!!

  • @icarosilva16 they are looking for places they can move and destroy as we have already destroyed our planet earth.

  • @icarosilva16 Somehow you do not see how many solutions to our problems we can learn from space.

  • @flexairz nothing fascinates me like the cosmo and its mysteries,but if we forget the meaning of the word priority ,we risk discovering beautiful thing while our homes are already burning....

  • July 2016 what that who!???!? We'll be dead by that year ...

  • かっこいい!木星探査の成功を祈る。

  • Atlas V is a badass rocket.

  • I wish everything in the world wasn't so effed up so we can concentrate on space travel and nothing else.

  • @Mistersamsam exactly these trips into the solar system are way more important to mankind than anything on earth its finding out the truth possibly a more intelligent life form who knows, yet we are shaded by the evil on earth (govenrments) when will people realise we are just slaves nothing more

  • does anybody know the minimum speed needed to leave the earths atmosphere?

  • @TheSulphuric google "escape velocity".

  • @openLund thank you!

  • @vulnerabledonkey That is actually a brilliant outlook - I like it!

  • How much gas does it have:'0

  • Atlas V rocket launches faster than Shuttle rockets?

  • What was the CFR that jettisoned at 3:48?

  • Colin Miller is awesome!

  • Great launch NASA! Keep it up!

  • just admit it Nasa, this is going straight to Nibiru.

  • nice!

  • Атлас 5 more like, ha!

  • dammit i wish i can make a rocket like that on KSP

  • @NASAtelevision I think your time description is off by an hour. Should it be 12:25 p.m.? watched it on live streaming. Anyway, congratulations on the launch and I hope you'll get lots of new data from Jupiter.

  • awesome

  • Fly me to the moon and let me play (dance) among the stars...Let me see what spring is like on Jupiter and Mars...in other words, hold my hand...in other words, baby kiss me...

  • Where was I when the launch was happening? At the TSA check in Orlando Sanford. I was at Kennedy Space Center the day before. Fuck.

  • My fascination for space and the universe continues to grow. Man there has to be other life on the other planets out there. There is a history to the planets in our solor system that needs to be uncovered. I'm SO happy to see they are going to Jupiter a "alleged" gas giant Jupiter...its sucks we have to wait 5 years to get back info but hey ..one step at a time right? I'm also curious to the information it sends back about the moons that orbit Jupiter ;) Proud of you NASA keep it up!!!!!

  • Gudluck on your mission Team Juno.

    Go NASA.

  • My father did the flight patterns for Juno :D lockheed martin WOOP WOOP

  • My sister keeps saying: "boys go to Jupiter to get more stupider!" apparently NASA goes there too! Not for stupidity.

  • @ILoveMichaelJacksism Uh... it wasn't a microscope they were launching...

  • Excepcional cobertura de un despegue desde Cabo Cañaveral

  • NASA TV really is the best at launches. I'd love to see a Soyuz launch covered like this..or even SpaceX.

  • @skarka you can watch better Soyuz launch in tvroscosmos. there are also many other launches in Kazakhstan.

  • Can't wait to see the data she sends back.... This is going to take some time.........

  • Wow. Can you imagine traveling through space over 1.7 billion miles for 5 years and reaching the gigantic planet Jupiter? It would be cool if they could do a time-lapse video of the trip or something.

  • @TubingWithMyGnomies And then a meteriote destroy it middle way, that would suck.

  • @TubingWithMyGnomies You could use a program like Orbiter and speed up time

  • Amazing

  • Exciting 

  • Great launch and perfect delivery to Juno's trajectory, but the video of the launch was destroyed by that awful overdubbed countdown that got grafted on top of the original Cape audio.

    The sound of the intial blast, the continuity with the sound of the genuine Mission Control countdown and preparatory chatter, were utterly obliterated by this jarring audio shutdown and replacement with what sounds like a remote journalist. Where is the original audio? A vast disappointment to watch.

  • @OhMaiLanta When did the space shuttle ever go to Jupiter?

  • good

  • one faggot disliked this video.

  • 10, 9, 8, 7, 6, 5, 4, 3, 2, 1, and happy new year!! Oh, it's liftoff? Oh, oops.

    Great job. Looking forward to seeing it arrive at Jupiter.

  • Great Launch commentary by the launch commentary guy. it's no horse race but nice work. if I was american this is where I would want my tax's to go.

  • I don't think I heard a single word of this... It's a shame that people don't care about some of the greatest achievements ever made by NASA anymore.

  • meanwhile intelligent life from jupiter lands in africa...

  • Nice NASA I Wish iam in that spacecraft :D

  • Looking forward to amazing information about Jupiter in 6 years!

  • THAT. WAS. AWESOME!!!!

  • That was wonderful, I REALLY like these Atlas V rockets, they are great vehicles! The only bad thing about this video is that it did not continue until orbit >:o( What a let-down  >:o(

  • *** AWE INSPIRING *** I was 13 when they landed Apollo 11 on the moon in July 1969. (YES WE LANDED ON THGE MOON ! ) The world watched in awe! The heavens declare the glory of God; And the firmament shows His handiwork. Day to day utters speech, And night to night reveals HIS knowledge.There is no speech nor language Where their voice is not heard. Pslams 19: 1-3 Semper Fidelis U.S.M.C. 1975 - 1981

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  • oh man!! ! i'm telling you...i wanna cry. how AMAZING is this!?!?! ...Universe bless NASA!

  • Shoot, another reason why I have to watch my diet and my life style, so I can be watching YouTube in 5 years. Thanks NASA!

  • "To boldly go.."

  • Jupiter > Jehova

  • that is flying extremely fast. just a few more years and we'll get warp drive!

  • bon voyage

    we feel in 5 years

  • Beyond Words.....

  • Beautiful launch. God bless them. What a wonderful way to expand our view of the Solar System.

  • I really want to be the first man on Mars.

  • I really wish the payload was an orbiter/lander bound for Europa

  • Wow. This mission is a wonderful thing that none of us posting here can truly understand. And yet, the comments reveal the short-sighted, belligerent mentality of the average American today. So sad.

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  • Some of these people commenting probably would have argued against Columbus sailing west. The NASA budget is one penny on the Federal dollar. We don't put nearly enough into it. If we had not stopped after Apollo we would be on the way to the stars by now.

  • Also, all these whining/moaning idiots complaining about how this is a waste of money...you're an embarrassment to the human species. If you want to complain about money being wasted, look at the miniscule budget that the American space program receives in relation to the insane military-industrial-complex that pours like manifested liquid shit over our nation's defense budget. Space exploration is not a waste. If you don't find this fascinating, you are missing the point of being human.

  • @HelloGreedo Exactly. Being human is all about moving forward. Not backwards, It's worth every penny.

  • Incredible.

    Has anyone attended an Atlas V launch? I'm curious how it compares to the launch of a shuttle.

  • Somewhere, something incredible is waiting to be known.

  • @mrspogg who said anything about Africa. As far as I'm concerned the guy just said there's starving people in the world. There's starving people in Asia, eastern Europe and there's homeless people right here in the US. We are up in necks in debt and you think the only people who need to be helped are Africans. You are so simple minded my friend. These space programs should wait until we have got surplus money. Only the ISS is worth every penny coz of its purpose.

  • @tinasheroy One can only concern themselves of so much. I happen to care more about space and finding out new and exciting things than some smelly bum who can't be arsed to get a job. Everyone has seen nature programs and says "ahh that's tight!" when some croc ears bambi. It's the way the world works. We put loads of money into staving Marvin and most of the time it's not even our problem. What about poor aliens??? do. We. help. them if we contact them? it's obviously our problem... right?

  • @mrspogg my friend go out into the world and see that not all people's suffering comes from laziness. for you to get a job there needs to be vacancies available. you dont just get up in the morning one day and just decide to look for a job and get it as soon as you start looking. some folks can stay up to 2 years looking for one. just because you've had everything go your way in life it may not necessarily be that way for the folks next to you.

  • I THINK I SAW A GREEN LATERN FLYING BY AT 5,413 MPH =]

  • Couldn't agree more with mrspogg.

  • @wpniabbc Do you like that cannabis you hippie?

  • @wpniabbc

    So you hope that it's a total waste of time? That's smart.

  • @NASAtelevision No stop wasting money on space programs while we have people starving to death. the government complains humans are polluting earth. So here goes the dam goverment polluting space with all that junk. I just want to see life on earth taken care of before billions are wasted on space crap.

  • @wpniabbc you really think its our fault those 3rd world countries are suffering because of us? no its not, they have to many kids and yet there isnt enough food to feed them, human space exploration is the key to our survival in the long run, its good were starting ahead of time and advancing our technology, u keep ur comments in those hippie videos please, get the fuck out, NASA Is doing a great job, same with other countries, theres 1 thing ull never beat , is the power of human curiosity

  • that was fast

    i just watched it live

  • Maybe it'll meet the monolith

  • Awesome footage! I LOVE this stuff!

  • Thanks NASA. You all are fabulous.

  • Imagine:

    "-Houston, Juno, Roll Prograaam!

    -Roger Rolll Jun... hey Wtf???"

    Thank you NASA !

  • Good Luck (again) :o)

  • Dear Intelligent Life out in Jupiter and Beyond, Please find us; we want to be your friend!

  • ...with $15.000 worth of Lego on board

  • it was 12:25 easteren time it was set for 11:34

  • Amazing.. go on NASA.. hope this will reveal secrets about our fabulous galaxy

  • @MarwaSalayma ..in 6 years time, and when I say 6 years, I mean till NASA actually get to Jupiter LOL.

  • @MarwaSalayma or solar system....

  • lol, see you in 15 years

  • Awesome !

  • Beautiful ... just beautiful, way to go NASA and all those others involved. :)

  • Anybody that wants to track it, you can download an interactive software using "eyes on the solar system"

    Good shit right there.

  • That's amazing! All the way into space and we could still track it visually from the ground!

  • holy $£**&$^, July 2016?!? thats a long way off

  • WHOOO HOOO!!!!!!! 

  • Go Juno!!!

  • 5 years?!!! I hope this works.

  • @min7b20billion Haha, 5 years is ok. Considering NASA still has one satellite to Pluto that is launched in 2006 and reaching in 2015. 9 years. XD

  • i saw this on t.v

  • this mission is too long!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

  • @zenix1717 Too long? You're kidding right? That's actually pretty fast, seen as how far it's got to travel!

  • @hopintheroflcopter lol and it's yo-yoing around the earth for two years.

    so in reality if not that far for it actually reaches jupiter, the whole mission itself IS quite long though.

  • @hopintheroflcopter well... i'm just anxious! :D

  • @zenix1717 :D I feel your pain!

    I feel like i was born in the wrong era, we need to come-up with better, faster space travel! xD

  • I´m just waiting , if somebody will upload a video......UFO sighting......lol

  • Juno is fly now,, Best of luck

    but its a too long journey

  • if there ever could be life on Jupiter what would it be called? "Jupitarian" doesn't really work...

  • @LonMcGregor - lol Jupiter is a Gas Giant. It's safe to say that a lifeform that could survive in a Hydrogen/Helium atmosphere would probably have a name for themselves.

  • @LonMcGregor Jovian..

  • @LonMcGregor jovian

  • Awww. I missed it :((

  • Weapons to Maximum!

  • well done-can't wait to see Jupiter

  • @greenhawk46 Yeah your gonna need to wait till 2016

  • First Rocket launch after the final Space Shuttle Program launch, correct me if I am wrong please :)

  • First LEGOs in space!

  • @turbodaze Theres already sets on the space station being built today infact! :)

  • All the best to Juno and its Lego passengers! Have a good time watching those clouds!

  • I guess legos are in there!

  • Perfect launch :)) Good luck !!

  • Good Luck Juno, see what jupiter is up to

  • Farewell juno, please send us back some great discoveries