Congratulations, Mark. Seriously, to you, to the entire team at the Crunch Labs Space Team, to SATGUS, to everything. Congratulations. This is absolutely massive. I cried a bit for you, all happy tears,
Unreal. This is exactly what YouTube in 2025 should be. Mark is raising IQ's in kids and adults in an entertaining way with such ambition, its truly motivational. Imagine winning and going to watch the launch. Life changing
Mark Rober just redefined what YouTube should be in 2025: turning childhood dreams into reality, sending selfies to space, and proving that with science, passion, and $5 million, even a squirrel can make history. Thank you for the inspiration, the tears, and the reminder that 'impossible' is just another challenge to solve.
My friend submitted a picture of our group of friends for the satellite. He passed away far too young 2 days before this video was published. I feel like he gave me a present to be received some time in the future. I am eagerly awaiting the picture. Thank you Mark, you are giving me a memory of a very dear friend.
I'll never get tired of seeing boosters land carefully and safely on the landing pad. It's so incredible and I can't imagine how brilliant you would have to be to make that happen. Thank you Mark for showing this to a wider audience.
To be honest, the best part of this video is where brilliant engineer Mark Rober needs to ask Siri to divide 76" by 12 for him. That makes me feel better.
Go get your totally free selfie then join me at Space Camp CrunchLabs for your LEAST BORING SUMMER EVER: crunchlabs.com/SpaceCamp
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Also Mark Rober: Hey Siri, how much is 76”
lol