SpaceX Launch Live Stream TODAY NASA Live Stream Watch Along & Reactions 05/30/2020 | SpaceX live reactions ONLY! Share your live reactions and watch mine as well! SpaceX Dragon Launch airs live on NASA's YouTube Channel and SpaceX official site. #LaunchAmerica #SpaceX #Nasa SpaceX Launch Live Stream SpaceX Launch Watch Along SpaceX Live Stream SpaceX Launch Footage SpaceX Launch Live Reaction SpaceX Review SpaceX Live Reactions SpaceX Dragon Launch Review FACTS OF THE LAUNCH: What is the purpose of this mission? The mission, known as Demo-2, will allow the US to once again send humans into space. According to Nasa, this is a demonstration mission to show SpaceX's ability to ferry astronauts to the space station and back safely. It is the final major step required by SpaceX's astronaut carrier, the Crew Dragon, to get certified by Nasa's Commercial Crew Programme for more long-term manned missions to space. Who are Robert Behnken and Douglas Hurley? Mr Behnken, 48, and Mr Hurley, 53, are experienced Nasa astronauts who have been involved in testing of the Crew Dragon capsule. Mr Hurley, who was a fighter pilot in the US Marine Corps, was on the final flight of the space shuttle Atlantis in 2011 before it was discontinued. Mr Behnken was a flight test engineer with the US Air Force before joining Nasa, and has spent just over 29 days in space, which includes 37 hours of spacewalking time. He will serve as the mission's joint operations commander and take responsibility for the rendezvous, docking and undocking of the Dragon capsule, while Mr Hurley will be in charge of the launch, landing and recovery of the vehicle in his role as the Crew Dragon spacecraft commander. The two men will be wearing spacesuits designed by SpaceX with help from Hollywood costume designer Jose Fernandez. How will the astronauts get to the space station? The Falcon 9 rocket will take off from launchpad 39A at the Kennedy Space Centre in Florida, carrying the Crew Dragon spacecraft with Mr Behnken and Mr Hurley strapped inside. Shortly after lift-off, the rocket will separate into what is called a first stage and a second stage. The first stage will return to a SpaceX landing ship which will be stationed in the Atlantic Ocean off the coast of Florida, while the second part of the rocket continue the journey with the Crew Dragon. Once in orbit, the Crew Dragon will then separate from the second stage and travel at around 17,000mph before being in a position to rendezvous, and dock, with the space station 24 hours later. What will they do when they are in the space station? Mr Behnken and Mr Hurley will test the Crew Dragon's environmental control system, the displays and controls, and the manoeuvring thrusters. They will also monitor the autonomous docking sys ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jETbuF5NVBY

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