Crew Demo-1 | Launch
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- Опубліковано 28 лют 2019
- At 2:49 a.m. EST on March 2, SpaceX launched Crew Dragon’s first demonstration mission from Launch Complex 39A (LC-39A) at NASA’s Kennedy Space Center in Florida. The intent of this test flight without crew on board the spacecraft was to demonstrate SpaceX’s capabilities to safely and reliably fly astronauts to and from the International Space Station as part of NASA’s Commercial Crew Program.
Crew Dragon docked with the ISS on March 3 at 3:02 a.m. PST, becoming the first American spacecraft to autonomously dock with the orbiting laboratory. The spacecraft undocked from the ISS at 11:32 p.m. PST on March 7 and splashed down in the Atlantic Ocean at 5:45 a.m. PST on March 8. - Наука та технологія
SpaceX's engineering and execution is getting so good that these really are becoming routine. I have a lot of respect for all the dedication and planning that went into making this so amazing. Most of all, the video didnt cut out during the 1st stage landing!
Speaking of planning, you guys have REALLY stepped up your livestream. I love the new HUD and multiple cameras to keep it interesting. I woke my mother up for the launch and we both loved watching the livestream!
You guys are turning Science-Fiction into Science-Reality
Exactly, i agree with you in everything (i also woke up my mother and send her link so she could watch :D )
Same here, watched with my mom and she was amazed!!
Let's hope they don't become Apollo 13 -routine.
Agreed!
I'm from Argentina and y woke at 4:00 am to watch the live
48:50 - 10 second countdown till launch
51:38 - MECO/1st stage separation
56:50 - First stage entry burn
58:03 - Second stage engine cutoff
58:44 - Stage 1 landing
1:00:06 - Dragon deployment
thank you
thanks for the replay buttons
thanks i like this launch
Thank you, God.
Hero
This is more interesting than sports
I am in unequivocal agreement with your statement.
I also prefer my entertainment traumatic brain injury free.
i agree wholeheartedly . i recently taught myself then a mate how to build and fly drones . that's the only sport i give a shit about .
I completely agree
Honestly, from time to time ;)
"Unstable video connection
Of course I still love you"
- Space X
"Of course I still love you" is the name of the drone ship where stage1 landed on.
nash0rn 🤦🏼♂️
LORD TACHANKA CARRY ME TO DAIMOND 1!!!
@@matty6659 what
little did we know this would be the first - 1st stage to takeoff 10 times
Every single time I see a new landing, Me: "There's no way... there's no way... omg they did it!"
Always incredible!
Haha, same! Never gets old.
Especially when sticking the landing on the drone ship/OISLY...in choppy seas!!
Ikr, they're truly amazing, and their landings are absolutely smooth, or at least that's how they look.
Also Viva Uruguay!
This never gets old.. Everytime I see a Stage 1 land safely back on Earth I get so emotional that I almost cry with happiness.. And I'm not even American. Bravo SpaceX. We're with you all the way..!
Plenty of people from your country helped make this, not just Americans.
That will never get old. Except maybe once Super Heavy Booster landings become as routine. Or if we get treated with lots of simultaneous Falcon Heavy Booster landings.
When the landing gets more cheers than the launch... Well done SpaceX
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We already did a lot of launch but not that much of booster landing
The man keeping space as a dream alive. Thanks Mr Musk.
That's what it is. A dream. A fairy tale.
@@elexxarodriguez2520 a dream that launches into space. Maybe to to the level we were promised as kids in the 70s and 80s but Elon has done more in thr last 10 yrs to further manufacturing methods to save costs then an other company as a whole perioud.
Yep you nailed it. Space is a dream.
@@elexxarodriguez2520 Nah, pretty sure space is real and we've been there. I've seen a rocket launch in person, nothing like it.
@@elexxarodriguez2520 Nah, its the future, an amazing process that will see off the deadhead flat earthers and religious idiots that hold back mankind.
Watching SpaceX launches is like a football game with all of the cheering crowds. It's great!
Abbreviated Reviews i find launches more interesting tho haha
@@CaptainArdalas hey same here
Yes! However, rocket launches help further mans exploration of our solar system and understanding of science; professional spots are simply entertainment and largely pointless.
That's how it should be, honestly.
and it's actually important...
Wow dragon 2 looks like luxury trip to space
and it's cheaper than any other capsule.
I'll only be able to afford 7th class tickets, which will probably put me somewhere near the luggage
Compared to Soyuz, it definitely is 😅
@@zrow9903 The unpressurized cargo section sounds like a lovely place to hitch a ride
@@DoubleThinkTwice Even a carton box is more nice than Soyus capsule
The landings will never get old. Maybe in like 15 years
Maybe they will land it on helicarrier 😉
@@DanSher 😅
@Official Copycat imagine telling that to the doctor😅
Oh but they will, as cool as they are. The moon landings got old for chrissakes, and look what happened.. the Space Program suffered and now we live with people who don't believe men walked on the moon simply because they weren't alive to witness it.
@@SteverRob Nope, it'll never get old, it'll merely get larger :)
Much better than today's Boeing coverage.
Don't go there
@@elcarmi Agreed, but OP did say "coverage", not flight.
elcarmi lmao
elcarmi “There is nothing bad to say about the performance of the mission” Idk, maybe the fact that Starliner couldn’t insert itself into the correct orbit and as a consequence of this, won’t rendezvous and dock with the ISS as intended.
It was like a classified mission.
Another one giant leap for mankind! It's so really amazing! Wow!
Giant leap? How so? We've been putting people into space for a long time now and SpaceX hasn't even done that yet.
@goran stojanovic don't call uninformed people asking questions stupid Goran. It's not very nice.
@@PistonAvatarGuy the technology used by the russian Soyuz is effective but really cramped and over 50 years old. Plus, it's quite expensive given that the rocket boosters are lost with every launch. Spacex is tackeling this issue using really impressive and revolutionary innovations making the launch way less expensive, with a larger payload capacity. It's these developments that we will benefit from a lot in the next decades. Making space travel much more accessible than ever before and paving the road for so many more mankind leaping steps!
@@mensen4488 It's not nearly as roomy as the shuttle, the only advantage is cost, but financial costs are a limitation that we place on ourselves, so I wouldn't say that there's any giant technological leap taking place here. Still, it will be nice to see humans leaving the Earth from Kennedy Space Center again.
Chill , they sent a human into space , great but nothing new
The enthusiasm is just so uplifting and brings a tear to my eye. Well done Spacex. Now more Falcon Heavy!
Lucky for us we only have to wait 4 days
RedFiree Where is the Falcon Heavy lunch schedule?
@@frankymacf Arabsat 6A is the mission, due in March but no concrete date yet
44:08 sweet bolt of lightning behind the vehicle
Agree! Incidentally, a lot of folks are unaware that rockets are designed to handle lightning strikes. Lightning has actually hit a few of NASA's rockets over the years without any ill effect.
@@__WJK__ Apollo 12 in particular.
well you are the next sherlock holmes
Also at T-50 seconds
It looks like the lightning flash got hit with
Marvel: Infinity War is the most ambitious crossover
NASA & SpaceX:
hmb
Boeing : ...... NASA what the hell .
Nah that's the International Space Station. :3
We're going to Mars, hell yeah.
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Who is “we”? LOL. you aren’t going. Nobody is going on something that small. It’s going to take a pretty massive spaceship that can carry people, cargo, food and supplies to mars. Even if the people were put in a cryogenic sleep, they have to have all that stuff when they wake up. We’re no where close to going to mars. Maybe in the next 20 years.
@@mrspeeddemon727 he never gave a timeframe 😂😂
@@mrspeeddemon727"we" is the human race, we're all in this together. Also, the planned launch for the SpaceX BFR is in 2024, whether or not you think that will hold up is up to you, but a manned mission to Mars is going to happen pretty damn soon.
Mark Naughton - “We” was a joke dude.
How many Earth years does it take a space craft to get to mars? We already sent a rover there, how long did that take? How are “we” keeping human(s) alive for that long just to get there, much less explore the planet then return to earth?
What will the people do once they get there? Cut down some trees and built a hut to live in? Gather some berries so they have food to eat? Or maybe they live in the spacecraft. How much food and supplies will need to be onboard to sustain that journey for that long?
Sounds like a one way suicide mission to me, all to get no more intel than the rover did.
I love this show. Its so Hard-Sci-Fi that its Reality.
Rinoa Super-Genius I wonder if anyone will go for the bait
And no CGI, it's all practical effects with physical props. I hope this show never gets canceled.
@@perpetualpunster Damn. I really hope it doesn't get cancelled.
@@perpetualpunster Their camera work could be a bit better though. I mean, mounting the cameras on the physical props is a pretty brilliant idea but for good shots you often need a second vehicle with a camera crew. Hopefully they get an increase in funding so that they can afford a camera Dragon.
My love and my touch, up above is made with the warmth of my
As an old Engineer hearing your control room explode as you stick the landing makes me proud. Thank you!
The great thing about this whole approach is that America will have more than one option to get our astronauts to space. If one system has a failure, the others are still available. And nothing spurs innovation like competition.
Capitalism!
AND THE CAMERA DIDNT CUT OFF
I haven't expected that, it actually took a great footage of the F9 landing never seen before
@@josebarria3233 Every landing of a Falcon 9 on a droneship has been recorded in better quality, this is just the best live footage from the droneship ever.
José Barría I agree, I was very surprised too!
I think it's because the drone ship was closer to shore than usual?
@@isakh8565 No it was at least 400km away, that's fairly far away. Even at 10km away the uplink would be interrupted usually
I must be a nerd, because I literally get chills when the stage 1 lands.
Me too! It was awesome.
That will never get old. Except maybe once Super Heavy Booster landings become as routine. Or if we get treated with lots of simultaneous Falcon Heavy Booster landings.
Same!
I cry a little. Hehe. It's definitely emotional
No joke, I did too
I'm wondering if there's an ASMR commentary of the launch, it should be some powerful stuff.
Watching from Botswana/Africa. Space X and NASA doing great things.
*Congratulations for the successful test!*
Deravaxaluz Deravaxaluz yeah nobody asked
@@Bekltuvanetko What are you blathering about?
Deravaxaluz Deravaxaluz LMFAO WHAT EVEN DID U JUST SAY.
@@Bekltuvanetko LMAO YIKES BOYS
Congrats SpaceX! You deserve it.
Looks like Space is back on the menu, America...
Back ?
It will be cool to hear some additional phrases added to our lexicon that has made space travel so magical. Such as "Houston The Eagle has landed.". Kudos to NASA and SpaceX!
nagasako7 Oh dear me what’ve we done. 😆
@Bounze Still not sure that this one has actually took place
They are taking the humans to ISS! They are taking the humans to ISS!
Everytime SpaceX gets these launches and landings down flawlessly, I still can't resist jumping up and down in excitement! It was even more awe-inspiring to know Crew Dragon is on its way to the ISS! Amazing launch and incredible drone ship footage! This rocked my morning!
@George Augustus Can you english correctly, because I don't understand what you are saying.
Truly remarkable to watch, every time. It never ceases to amaze.
SpaceX spacecrafts are not only effective, but they are really beautiful - excellent design. Together with clever show this give us a symphony.
Thank you Musk, thank you people from SpaceX! You return us the dream!
haha, SpaceX humor doesn't stop to amaze me every time, Ripley ;D well played sirs :D
Extra points for alien or facehugger toys onboard:)
@@slavko321
Just an Earth plushie
Decoy Ex May you explain me the pun related to the name, please? I do not get it :(
Ripley is the main character from the space sci-fi movies "Alien" franchise. Another joke SpaceX has made is calling the crew ship "the Dragon." From now on, astronauts will go to space "riding the Dragon" which is a 19th century slang term for "getting high" (from smoking opium)...
And lets not forget the Falcon 9 is named after the Millennium Falcon from Star Wars
Congratulations on another successful launch.
This is another milestone on the road to Mars and beyond.
Texan 214 technology on earth, to filter out methane and greenhouse gases would take thousands of years because we can only launch a little bit of stuff at a time to Venus along waiting for the launch window every many years
@Texan 214 Mars first, if for no other reason than it's easier to land on and re-launch (a bonus of lower gravity). Venus later, lots more tech needed to get that to happen.
@Texan 214 mars has a better atmo then venus though, and you can do more research on the ground on mars, then in a space station in venus' atmosphere.
Texan 214 Venus is not inside the habitable zone. Earth is on the inner edge, mars is on the outer edge. Venus is outside of it.
Texan 214 Cooling down venus is not an option for us right now. We can only focus on the moon and mars, and not even really mars.
Whoever is designing the interior of the next space station could/should learn a lot about it from the interior designers of Crew Dragon!.... Neat, Clean, Functional. Puts the interior of the ISS to shame. Excellent job SpaceX!
Don't forget that the ISS isn't exactly something that got built last year! ;-)
Also, ISS needs to support astronauts for very long periods of time, and is designed to also incorporate as much scientific equipment as possible. Crew Dragon looks neater, but that is because it is a transport, not a multifunctional living and research space created over 20 years ago
Puts the Soyuz to shame too!
the way you talk was like the ISS is so easy to build..
This joint boardcast between SpaceX and NASA awesome.
Saw launch, stage sep, second stage ignition, and entry burn all the way from MIAMI! Awesome stuff spacex!!
I live just north of KSC. Saw it all from my front yard!
neonhomer kerbal space center?
@@s0meb0dyunkn0wn4 Kennedy space center
@@Kevin-zb3cf I like Kerbal Space Center better!
@@qed100 lol miami florida XD
And just like that, SpaceX making history again. US space programme is back in full force now.
Not yet. It will be in full force when Dragon starts to transport crew.
@@jessestory1387 it's going to be
US you say?
@lazer tag you consider NASA US ran too?
@lazer tag yeah I talked before reading, my bad
always feels good to see KM/H instead of M/H
nah
falcons per hour
Love the walkway design:)
Funny... I was thinking the same when I first noticed it.
I really like the way you guys are doing your pre-launch show. It feels like the pre-show of an NFL game ! You guys are making me watch 40 minutes of the rocket just sitting there and I love every second of it ! Great format and content guys !
美国加油！
DIVORCE THE HORSE
- Being a bit frank here... I actually like the old pre-launch reporting. The new pre-launch reporting is bit stuffy/showy... I'd like to see Spacex bring back all the original staff and let them speak in their own words as much as possible, even if they don't get every sentence perfect who cares, it makes for a better, more realistic and down-to-earth pre-launch experience...imho.
From Russia with love! You're doing great.
i wish all Russians were like you
Мы проебали космос(
@@ritzbittz thanks, and there is a lot of Russian people who wants to be friends with the rest of the world :)
Just a Brazilian guy passing by to congratulate both nations :D Perhaps, sometime in the future, I'll be able to write a tiny bit of this history alongside giants.
Imagine what we could do if US Russia China Europe worked together?!
Elon Musk in How to train your Dragon...
Krnt13 YES!!!!!
More like "How to launch your dragon"
@@juanantonioloreto1848 yes xd
How to train your dragon: launch/throw it into space.
Those Stage 1 landings never get old. Good job SpaceX & NASA.
I was watching the livestream, and my sister called me crazy for screaming and cheering on my own but I didn't care. Congratulations on another successful test flight, SpaceX! 👏👏👏
I like space. Are we friends now?
It is pretty awesome... scream all you want!
The instant the tower hold down bar fell back I thought that was the rocket tipping and my heart started throbbing.
It gets me everytime while I am watching launch of falcon-9. So proud of you SpaceX. Greetings from Turkey.
From Kenya with Love! The space craft having a slight glow in the dark would be awesome.
@notlenzo kenyan.
49:05 lightning streak before he says "weather is looking fantastic".
They care about winds only, multiple rockets were hit by lightnings before.
That flash seen could have been from the start of the spark generators at the base of the rocket, that actually ignite the fuel from the first stage engines at launch.
LOVE FROM SRI LANKA....
you guys did a great job our future.
I Love your country
I'm Sri Lankan too
Who’s here after the launch of Demo 2?
yes hahah
and the Demo 2 docking to the ISS
Everyone is plus nobody cares
Absolutely
Me
Приветствую всех "спэйсовцев"!
От всего что во мне есть поздравляю вас всех!
Братья/сестры! - МОЛОДЦЫ!!
И на Луне его можно применять
Thank you and greetings from the U.S. Working together we can achieve great things.
It's amazing what we can do when we set aside our differences and work together; the International Space Station is a perfect example :)
Rocky K Republicans, Democrats, we are all one!
Only because everyone aboard would die if we didn't. Trust me, if it were possible, we'd all be having turf wars over the best space station orbits. And if you ask me? That's fantastic! Humans, even when we hate each other, push each other towards excellence.
You mean it's amazing what we can do with Elon Musk design engineering and personal funding?
NASA had been stagnant since the Cassius mission... Musk is the enigmatic alarm clock.
@Anon - UK Imagine if we wouldnt have to spend our money on military. 600+ bilion USD just from USA every year could be put into space programs. Count every single countrys military budget in the world into it, and we have incredible amount of founds. We would be able to hit the mars soil in few years!
@Anon - UK I totally agree that'd be amazing
This is the beginning of a new era guys.. I believe that the 3-6 people living/working in space (now) is gonna balloon to hundreds or even thousands in the next 50 years.. What will that even look like? How many will perish? Who will be the first private entity to build a space station? Exciting, possibly scary times ahead.
Find out what will happen in the next episode of Dragon Ball
Yeah i like space and all but we should be focusing on earth right now
Not if they are level head have a true heart and a believe in them self along with an no quit attitude
@@chodom8167 you know i say we should be focusing on earth and all but im not even contributing lol
I grew up in an era long before space flight of any kind, so this modern technology just never, ever gets old and I will never take these events for granted.
Naming the landing stage
'Of Course I Still Love You'
is my favourite thing.
Literally brings tears to my eyes. This is absolutely incredible.
Cutting onions? Same with me
*Never got bored of that amazing landing! This is the future.*
*P.S: Hey Elon, do more meme review will ya?* 😂
he already did meme review...
@@LandonTetreault DO MORE get it?
No this is the present
@@NAJOX47 No, this is America.
Preseted don’t agree with that Space X don’t work for America and stop to seperate the world with border
SpaceX are mastering the art of broadcasting as well as the launch itself. I watched every second of it and I didn't even catch it live!
Keep it up and thanks for all the amazing things you guys are doing!
Never gets old. Best parts are the people cheering through the stages, what a great bunch...there is hope for the future of Earth. WELL DONE!!
Good work SpaceX and NASA.
Good work Elon, from RF
What a time to be alive, nice work Space X. Cheers.
4 Years ago with no crew launched and today we have watched the Crew 6 Launch, it is really mind boggling that in a period of exactly 4 years this team have sent 34 astronauts that some of them are just civilian like us to space, just when you think about the future and see these things nowadays it is just really exciting.
Turn off your Netflix and watch SpaceX make dreams come true. You too can achieve greatness ;)
Sir have you ever seen a Netflix. That's not how they work
This is simply a breathtakingly amazing feat of vision, bravery, challenge, science & engineering!
Absolutely amazing!
Well done everyone involved.
Just wow!!!
THE SPACE RACE HAS RETURNED THANK YOU SPACEX
America vs America
Spacex vs blue origins
Just incredible, it's like witnessing the Sci-Fi books I read as a child first hand. It leaves me speechless to see that first stage land within feet of the Bullseye yet still within the circle, goosebumps every time.Congratulations to all involved another landmark for SpaceX.
I will say that I can't help but smiling seeing that booster land on the deck of the barge. Absolutely amazing
Thanks, now I have so much coffee in me I can’t sleep. Great launch, though!!
×2
T-10 at 48:49
Landing at 58:44
Another historical launch. Congratulations SpaceX. This is really exciting.
Stage 1 landings will never get old to watch. Congratulations to SpaceX and everybody involved in this launch. What a milestone!
NASA, SpaceX! You are creating history right now. Thank you a lot!
My favorite part was 0:00 to 1:09:28
Plot twist. OpenAI has programmed Ripley and now it’s going to do experiments on astronauts left on ISS.
But Russians were prepared. Video "Робот Фёдор - помощник космонавта"
@@cogoid NASA was too, with their Robonaut.
Охтеров Егор и.
@@user-kl7dz4rr9n у
The production value is unreal! The transitions in particular are phenomenal.
The inside of Dragon is beautiful! It looks like a sci-fi movie.
Remember, SpaceX is only doing this to pay the bills. Their real goal is Mars :D
Not true. Flying manned capsules gives them experience which directly contributes to the Mars goal.
Both. This is both a bill payer and an intermediate step in the development of vehicles that will take people to mars. Plus, working with NASA gives SpaceX a nice bit of integration into existing American space infrastructure.
Yep. They want to also build the largest global satellite Internet network too
More money in space rocks. Mars is useless.
@@ratzooleary39 They should have called you for advice, that would have saved them a lot of time and money!
It's hard not to watch the launch without hearing Space Oddity in your head and the bass drop is perfectly timed with the ignition.
The landing of Stage 1 rocket booster was the greatest thing I have ever seen. Amazing!
Night launches from the east coast of florida is all we wanna see during FL launches , THKS ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
428 Flat earthers disliked this video..
because they're slowly realising that they can't bullshit us anymore.
Oy deniers.... disprove this!
flat earthers is such a hard word to pronounce, can we change it to "morons"??
Annie1962 - oh they are hard at work right now trying to find ways to discredit this. Our first reply comes in T - 3, 2, 1
440 Russians*
Flat Earther says it is a computer simulation. Your in the matrix.
I like the new dashboard for the timeline and stats at the bottom of the screen. Gives more room for the footage.
I love SpaceX, it is awesome what you guys are doing. I am 50 and I remember seeing the later Apollo missions (with the Moon Rover) live on TV.
comeing from one who grow up watching the space I am so proud of all of you
The plushie was actually a fucking genius plan.
Moychandising!
SpaceX the plushie...aww, the kids love it!
(Thanks Yogurt)
This stuff genuinely gives me hope for our future in the universe and makes me think we might have a certain immutability as a species after all ❤️❤️❤️
what a week for man like musk. hosting meme review and launching rockets all in one week
Why is this godly creature of SpaceX not in trending?
I, for one, welcome our new squishy earth toy overlords.
toys? you mean indicators?
@Umanfly Ripley is nickname. The test device has no actual gender lol.
@@alalalala57 did he just asume the gender? :))
Space: the final frontier. These are the voyages of the Spacex Dragon. Her mission: Dock with the international space station, to prepare humanity for the next steps towards the exploration of strange new worlds, to seek out new life and new civilizations. *To boldly go where no one has gone before.*
Thanks Captain Kirk.
But it's made in a Hollywood basement.
Let me see.... Shatner... Shatner... Nope, he's not in this one.. we're safe..
@@Andy_Holmes nice Red Hot Chillis reference 👍👌
@@Andy_Holmes It will be no more in future
If only we lived in a world when videos as these garner more views than those of Cardi B grinding her behind yet again in some rap video.
When Christ comes and take those who are His, He will give us a new world. It's gonna be sweet.
Yea, Brother!
@sorcerer art waiting for Christ does not imply a lack of work or progress on our parts though. In fact, we are to be very busy until that day comes. I'm guilty of wasting time, ill say that out front. But we are supposed to be feeding, sheltering, loving, and teaching the Word of God to people. If i and others actually listened, this world might see a little improvement. So shame on my part. But i pray for change in me. Much love and God bless!
Who is Cardi B
sashaamsterdam shut the flip up
Congratulations from Canada,very awesome to see this,very exciting! Cheers!
Watching the launch live from Dar es salaam, East Africa! Much respect for Elon Musk and all the SpaceX crew..!
What time was it there?
16:40 at Nairobi, Kenya
I love the 21st century.
Sooooo proud of all of you guys who make this happen!
The feed on that landing was much better than usual, glad to see constant improvement.
I loved hearing Tom gush about all the parts he worked on while the Dragon was docking. He's a very proud parent.
Someone in the livestream for the Starliner launch today said SpaceX hasn't done this yet.
It was the VP of Boeing space writing in his email addressed to Boeing employees, that SpaceX hasn't achieved the same level of success as them. lol!
@@mihirneal5829 oh god, if Elon saw that email he'd go nuclear on them
Absolutely amazing, never gets old. Well done SpaceX.
I love seeing the comments from people around the world; It brings a tear to my eye. I cant wait to see how mass space tourism changes the people on this planet. As Bill Hicks said, we will put our petty differences behind us and explore the cosmos together in peace.
codyd jenkins, same man. Connecting with people from all walks of life, right here on the good ol' Internets! It is pretty amazing, Huh?
And you had to bring up Bill Hicks. Good on you man!
I'll never forget his Life is Like a Ride in an Amusement Park speech.
I used to know it verbatim.
Anyway, cheers to you & yours Sir!
Great day to be alive. This is huge for the US and for space travel. Thank you SpaceX and Nasa for pushing us forward as a society.
49:00 - Launch
50:00 - Max Q
51:37 to 51:50 - MECO, Stage Separation, Stage 2 Initiation
56:49 - Stage 1 Entry Burn
58:01 - SECO
58:45 to 59:04 - Stage 1 Landing (Camera Uncut)
1:00:06 - Stage 2 Separation and Deployment
finally I found you. Cheers mate.
I can’t wait to work a 9-5 on Mars.
Not bad for a nerd from Pretoria South Africa, Really inspiring and uplifting in a time when earthlings are behaving like pack animals during a pandemic of Covid19 and riots in America. I hope this lanch reminds us all that we are capabale of so much more.
This never gets old. Just effin' AWESOME!