2014 Year End Video File
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NASA Takes Giant Leaps on the Journey to Mars, Eyes Our Home Planet and the Distant Universe, Tests Technologies and Improves the Skies Above in 2014. In 2014, NASA took significant steps, tested cutting-edge technologies and made scientific discoveries on the agency’s journey to Mars, all while studying our changing Earth and the infinite universe as we made progress on the next generation of air travel.
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2014 Year End Video File
17 Comments
17 Comments
First.
Nice title.
145th
Incredible! This made me realise how much stuff you guys have ‘up there’! 😀
Agreed, terrible video title.
12:30 LOL look at that black guy laughing at the left! xDDDD
Good Job.
While I agree, some aswsome stuff was done, you folks need to hire proper staff to do the layout and presentation of these types of vidoes to hold ones attention. It just fills very slapped together.
Well Done and more succful! 🙂
Even a Youtuber with a month of experience can do a better job editing videos.
Merry Christmas 2014 and Keep Lifting Off, NASA, to Explore Further …
I enjoyed this video. Thank you NASA for your contribution to improving the lives of people and advancing science!
Please ignore the Youtuber complains because they just wanted a sensational video (which mean cutting everything to 3–5 second flashes like an action movie). I don’t like to miss more stuff…
NASA, Вие сте невероятни, правите големи неща . Поздравявам вашите умения. Вие сте невероятни хора. Обичам ви!
One has to remember that an important aspect for NASA is to reach the public. This video fails in that matter. I am sure anyone who is not nerdly following NASA but curious enough to watch the NASA 2014 summary would think that this video is boring and lacks engagement.
There are alot of stuff that could be better about this video. Why not have the guy who presented the Orion pre flight plan do some talking in this video? And just get rid of the text on NASA logo background. You get a feeling of disclaimer nonsense just by looking at it. Also the transitions, there is no flow between the reports.
If such bad videos are released from NASA people will get the impression that NASA is not a serious agency which in the longer term could mean less funding.
And no, I don’t think people who watch this will get the impression that NASA needs more money because of the poor media budget. NASA just needs to present themselves in a much better way.
Thanks for this *****
Ps. I wish for the year 1015, that the entire military budget of the United States becomes the NASA for one year. =)
At 39:54 what is it what I see on the screen?
You must of course agree that the NASA Year of 2014 has been enormously successful when it comes to taking Great & Highly important steps forward, not the least for the vitally important coming manned ORION Project — but, to me, there are some questions still remaining a bit uncertain or a bit unclear — like, for instance, how far or distant in terms of years are we right now, before we can experience and take part in a full scale, fully complete First Flight Test af an entire, complete SLS carrier rocket, with a payload comparable with the ORION capsule in weight, properties and aerodynamics? Please do let me know!
— Tobbe in Sweden -