TJ Cooney 🚀
@TJ_Cooney
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A video guy who codes and maker of space content. (Huge YouTube strategy nerd) Find me here: https://t.co/BSJo1cj41u
Joined February 2010
Sorry but watching astronauts sped up on the moon will never get old
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We don’t have enough rocket above cloud photos, we should fix that
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After 2 yrs on the waitlist our family farm finally has Starlink! (Gracefully parked in the middle of a soybean field) Check out the results, night and day compared to the other provider. 1300 ping vs 50?!? .97mbps vs 38.9mbps?! This is life changing tech! Thank you @spacex!
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I have been covering spaceflight for 10 years, this is the coolest thing I have ever seen
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Artemis 1 POV of the initial ascent, the camera is mounted to the ESM. This footage is INCREDIBLE!
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Falcon 9 landing and launch in the same frame. I hope we arent too far away from seeing this in real time one day @elonmusk.
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Hate to break it to him but the first astronaut video feed was streamed back to Earth on Apollo 7 in 1968. There is footage today from the ISS streamed back 24/7.
iShowSpeed wants to get into contact with Elon Musk to become the first person to Stream in Space 🔥
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Some of the first stars the @NASAWebb mirrors reflected. Congratulations to the whole team on the successful deployment, the next 10-20 years will be a great adventure 💫
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ICPS separates from Orion after the Trans-Lunar-Injection burn, sending it to the moon
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Doug Jenson got the best angle of the crew dragon abort test on Sunday. I think @elonmusk and @spacex mayyyyy have a better angle they are hiding from us tho 😉 to license this shot contact doug@vortexmedia.com.
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View from Mexico. I think it's the best angle so far!.
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At one point a Space Shuttle (Enterprise) and a Saturn V were parked next to each other. (1985)
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Goodbye Moon, for now. We'll see you on the Artemis II mission, but with Earthlings.
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Falcon 9 lofts Cargo Dragon to the International Space Station. We'd love to get from launch to landing footage @elonmusk!
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NEW VIDEO TODAY on SpaceX’s legendary engine Architect, Tom Mueller. If you are fans of the Falcon 9 and Starship, he was a key member of developing those systems.
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The most powerful booster ever created just fired all of its 33 engines for the first time! #Starship
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I know why this exists but it doesn’t mean I have to like it
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This man took this photo from EARTH.
Last night I captured my sharpest photo of Jupiter since I started this hobby. The atmosphere settled for just a few minutes, allowing me to get some shots with the GRS visible. Can you tell which dots are moons and which are stars? #astrophotography #space #opteam
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Could you imagine one of these on an Artemis mission and just sprinting across the surface of the moon doing recon for it’s human counterparts
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Timelapse of the close flyby of Jupiter by @NASAJuno on September 29th 2022. Image data: NASA/JPL-Caltech/SwRI/MSSS.Image processing: Gerald Eichstädt
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Good god this video of Starbase and Starship is just incredible. You have so much to be proud of @elonmusk!
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Two rocket systems that will take us to our future in human spaceflight
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I know selfie sticks are kinda dead now but I’d argue that we need more in space. This footage is incredible!
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This what $10 billion looks like being held up by a few cables
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The clearest photo of the surface of Venus ever taken. This 1981 Soviet lander lasted only 127 minutes on the surface, due to the great temperature (855F) and the atmosphere being 89x greater than the earths.
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Drone footage of the Arecibo collapse. I can't believe the timing that they had a drone in the air when this happened. What strange luck. Source: @NSF
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Reddit user r/armedialabs posted an interesting take on booking starship tickets!
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This wannabe YouTuber uploaded a video of him trespassing at the starship launch site prior to the SN11 flight and was able to get underneath the rocket. If you are looking to get SpaceX in trouble and be less transparent with the public, this is a great way to do it.
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Chandrayaan-3 Rover Footage Processed w/ AI.I took some time to clean up the rover deployment footage sent back by the Chandrayaan-3 mission. The original footage is a timelapse, and what ISRO published was using rudimentary frame interpolation to time it properly. I went ahead
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A large section of Challenger's heat shield has been accidentally found at the bottom of the Atlantic. I wonder if NASA will keep it lying at rest or re-unite it with the rest of the debris in the missile silos at Complex 31 and 32 at @SLDelta45.
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At the @AeroSociety on 11/16/12, @elonmusk publically confirmed for the first time that he & @spacex were working on a secret "Mars Colonial Transporter" or MCT (now known as Starship) and a new engine named "Raptor"
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Orion’s optical navigation camera is now tracking the moon.
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I wished that there was a Starship landing video where the framing was better, color was accurate, and the lens wasn't distorted. So I made it.
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I can’t believe we are looking at spacecraft wreckage ON MARS! Incredible work by the JPL and Ingenuity teams.
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Orion captures the moon for the first time (only the first few seconds are sped up)
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For the first time ever we got a 4k stream from the space station thanks to @sen! I made this timelapse to celebrate their really incredible achievement. They will be streaming more in the future, give them a subscription!
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Starliner: I’LL SHOW YOU ALL! . PEW PEW PEW PEW PEW PEW PEW PEW PEW PEW PEW PEW PEW PEW PEW PEW PEW PEW PEW PEW PEW PEW PEW PEW PEW PEW PEW PEW PEW PEW PEW PEW.
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Blue Origin has finally shared video of their BE-4 engine firing. Beautiful!
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Earth is way better.
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Falcon 9 launches from Cloud City to bring the Rebellion supplies in the outer rim. @elonmusk
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Rotated and color corrected, I like this perspective more. Check out the shock wave from the SRB ignition!
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A shot of our home from the Falcon Heavy second stage this morning
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I love this quote. Boy how far we have come.
Not that this really matters. All current rocket tech, including ours, sucks. Only when it becomes fully reusable, will it not suck.
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One of the best launch and landing videos you will ever see.
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Night launches can have some disadvantages from a live video viewing experience but the photo opportunities are EPIC.📸: @spacex
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Wernher Von Braun took his scale rocket models so seriously he had the ceiling tiles removed in his office in order to fit his Saturn V
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Wow, SpaceX must really be confident about Starship since @elonmusk announced the cancelation of the Falcon 9 program. (Last flight planned 2023)
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A SUPER rare occurrence at @NASAKennedy today. THREE boosters on their pads, ready(ish) for launch. What an amazing photo. 📸: Zac Shaul
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4k Image stack of the Falcon Heavy fairing recovery video. Much more detail and the colors are beautiful! @elonmusk
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Orion, on its way home to Earth. Luckily, this was the first of many visits to our celestial neighbor. Thanks for such a great mission so far @NASA_Orion! (load this in 4k, so many details)
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It's been 3,941 days since a rocket has rolled out to the pad from the VAB. Tomorrow, that ends.
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SOFIA flew her final research mission today, thank you for your service to humanity. Your watch has ended.
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#CRS22 BLASTING off of 39a on it’s way to @Space_Station! We’d love to get the clean feed from this angle from launch to landing @elonmusk!
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When u look at @NASAPersevere as a whole, it can feel sterile and void of human characteristics. BUT - when u look at the details, the stories of the people that build her jump out. Take a look at the cables, wrapped in shielding by hand with literal KNOTS bundling them together.
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The legend
#Throwback to the LADEE mission in 2013! Northrop Grumman's Minotaur V launched from our Pad 0B on September 7th, 2013. LADEE itself, which stands for Lunar Atmosphere and Dust Environment Explorer, gathered exospheric lunar data for over 100 days before reaching a final resting
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Plenty of room
@DimaZeniuk @SpaceX @SirineAti @captainarve @andst7 @WholeMarsBlog @EvasTeslaSPlaid @GailAlfarATX @JaneidyEve @TeslaAIBot @1stMarsColonist And we need to add 3 more Raptor Vacuum engines, because it’s inevitable.
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The @NASAKennedy meatball is looking superrrr crisp on the VAB now that it has a new paint job! 👌
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In 1984, the FAA and NASA remotely piloted and crashed a Boeing 720 to develop new safety standards and create baselines for crash data. Although the test didn't go completely as planned, it resulted in improving standards for future passenger aircraft.
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Here's a test flight of the Mars Helicopter "Ingenuity" that will be mounted to the bottom of @NASA's @NASAPersevere rover. The test took place in the space simulation chamber at @NASAJPL in SoCal where the Martian atmosphere was reproduced. @NASAMars
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Some notable highlights of the current X-37b mission:.- ███ ██████ and ███. ██ ███ tests.- ██████ ███ █████ the ███ ██ ███ observations. - ██ ███ dirty ███ ██ ███.███ Mickey Mouse █████ ██ ███ swimming pool.
“When I have a platform like the X-37B, my mouth starts to water.” ― Gen. Chance Saltzman. From pioneering aerobraking maneuvers to collecting critical data, #X37B is redefining what’s possible in space. #TeamBoeing and the @SpaceForceDoD share how the spaceplane is helping
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