Rockets 101 | National Geographic

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Published 2019-07-12

Launching a rocket into space is one of humankind's crowning achievements. Learn about how rockets work, what happens during a launch, and how centuries of innovation made space exploration possible.
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All Comments (21)

@NatGeo 4 years ago

Long before blasting into space, rockets were used here on Earth as early as the 13th century. What are your thoughts on their use throughout history?
@AzlianaLyana 4 years ago

Space. It is equally exciting, mysterious and yet scary at the same time. The vast universe is something we may never fully explore in our entire human race existence.
@o0bananaman0o 4 years ago

the space race is a race to see which country has the best German scientists
@sven518-7 4 years ago

National Geographic posted something about rockets? happiness noises
@user-ko5nt4ym2l 4 years ago

I Truly love space, rockets, science and National Geographic.
@eustache_dauger 4 years ago

Expecting a video about Team Rocket.. 101% disappointed
@user-nu1oz8yb5j 4 years ago

The mere fact that mankind is leaving the Earth and heading into faraway space through a spacecraft, the total collection of human science and technology, makes your heart overflow. I want to be an aerospace engineer and join the project to make a spaceship. Wouldn't one day mankind be able to reach another planet?
@CamWatt03 3 years ago

Does anyone else need to watch this for an assignment on online school 🤣
@naveenraj2008eee 4 years ago

Hi nat-geo I like this 101 series very much... And it is very interesting to learn.. Thanks for educating us....🙏👍😊
@jossylopes 4 years ago

I think Russia has been removed from this lecture on purpose.
@JaceJacobs 4 years ago

Love seeing what SpaceX is doing. It has me excited about space. Hopefully, it does the same for the youth today. Namaste
@amaansharif4655 2 years ago

Thank you for a lot of information about rocket 👍
@deepthipv5205 11 months ago

In showing this to my 3year old.. So one day she goes in it.. And make huge discoveries and achievements. 😊
@KRocketoh 28 days ago

Amazing video. Many thanks!
@fernandogiongo 4 years ago

No mention of the soviet rockets, why?
@animeph9468 4 years ago

LIFT OFF,WE HAVE TO LIFT OFF
@opaulodetarso 4 years ago

Sensational. Thanks for another amazing educational video.
@creatureconnor 4 years ago

I recently watched the SpaceX Falcon heavy rocket blast off the other week in Cape Canaveral at the Kennedy space center while we were in Florida! It was awesome!
@moein-lifestyle 4 years ago

The narrator didn't speak well as before, also the role of the Germans (1939 - 1945) in the development of the missile was ignored . No reference to Wernher von Braun ( NASA engineering program manager - chief architect of the Apollo - Saturn V rocket ) ?!? 🚀
@sunset_worriers 2 years ago

I like this so much tysm for make ing these videos I love them so much that ima woch this for 5 times😅 thay are good videos