Advances in Space Technology: Everything You Need to Know | Complete Series | FD Engineering

I have enjoyed watching all the 5,5 hours of it. Have not bored a minute. Impressive technology and achievements. I realize how little of all of this comes to the general public. Really nice to have a free access to this. To expand your own horizons. Impressive engineering and scientific work. Only shame on humanity that it looks 13.8 billion years back in time and millions light years away and is not able to create an peaceful and fair world right here on this beautiful blue marvel. But that would be another channel...

I have just watched a 5.5hrs documentary, it was like watching a single episode of GOT. The best thing have ever watched.

Hats off to the cameramen and crew for filming all the satellites wherever they go.

We need this so we don't go extinct on our home planet Earth. So our future generations can live on we need to conquer space. In order to do that we need to tear down all our borders worldwide and become an united world and focus on mastering space exploration. It will happen if the whole world gets onboard for our future which is everything but without us now there is no future so we need to come together and put aside our differences for an peaceful step into becoming our best version of humanity.

I think this series was pre-2020 but the information is still highly relevant and useful.

I can keep this documentary watching for weeks

We have really had some intelligent people in the last 100 years to figure this stuff out. I would never been able to. Very interesting.

WOW! There is absolutely nothing like watching this with a cigar and some Scotch! Thanks for making this available to the masses. Truly amazing!

absolutely amazing 5 plus hours. loved it.

Excellent documentary of human expeditions into space beyond earth.. Thank you.

Space technology and sky sciences increase our horizons and knowledge. The size of space and the universe is surprising. This introduces us to the unique art and masterpieces of the Almighty Creator. Thank you.

Will be building those one day 👌🏽🤘🏽

It really was a spectacular sight to see that huge orange tube carry that beautiful shuttle to space. I never got to see it fly with my own eyes but I can’t even imagine what that sight was like to experience🤯🤯

nice look back to see how far and fast things have changed

Wow brilliant infographic, I had never been so updated about space exploration. To be honest, learnt a ton from this, thank you for the effort everyone put behind it. Good in depth materials and information, been falling asleep watching this for 3 days now. So INTERESTING - I must say decades of teamwork and scientific innovation will make many more things possible ! LOVED IT !!!

Just amazing! Thanks!

The truth is that they have been been our partners all along. We transformed the world and gave the week the ability to take back what was lost…..essentially we set them free. And that’s what it really means today whether it was the United States that provided weapons for safety and defense or it was Russia they did the same thing. These two superpowers were the instruments for that we were the ones that gave them that ability, even though we thought we were fighting a war against each other. And I know that what we can accomplish together is far beyond what we could ever accomplish through war. It’s a miracle that the world needs to see because no one would’ve ever believed ever that Russia in the United States could be at peace and be doing these amazing things are working together to change things. They did never believe that that was possible as a miracle and that’s it that’s what the world needs to see a miracle.

Wow, how times have changed! Today the space industry supports an unprecedented explosion in private enterprise and period of rapid innovation. A great time of hope for our future in space, without the motivation of war to progress.

c.1:10:57 Yeah, that’s about right, because at 2 kbit/sec, at full memory capacity of 8 GB, that’s clock in at about ~12 months; the additional ~24% of time would require therefore an average of ~1.521 kbit/s throughout that time

Thank you kindly for this!