First SpaceX launch that I get to watch on my new Starlink RV service in a Waitlisted area. 136 Mbps down, 16 Mbps up, 24 ms latency. In the 7 years I've been at this house/address, I have not been able to watch a UA-cam video at 1080p HD without excessive buffering .... Until now! I'm loving it! I can't imagine how fast service is going to be when Priority service opens up here.
I heard a huge portion of the northern states & east coast saw a big halo in the sky last night! Super bummed I missed it. I'm I bit far though I'm waaay on the coast in Mass. Probably wouldn't have seen it anyways. Excited for you. May be a once in a life time experience 😍💕 keep your eyes at the sky
I think I missed the moment of ignition, but just caught the plume of SES-3 from my backyard in Toronto. Then I ran back inside for my binoculars, aimed at what was left of the plume, then found the stage and followed it for a good few minutes - but due to a motion-activated light at the back door, I lost sight of it before payload deployment.
Except the flashes she talked about on the booster ballistic was not flashes of the Nitrogen Correction Thrusters but Lightning storms off the coasts of the US. Nitrogen thrusters are cold gas, with no flash. She is nice either way.
I think the announcer mis-interpreted the lightning as cold nitrogen from the attitude thrusters... :P The storms were great though, lots of lightning for sure!
She said it was the cold gas thrusters. Makes me wonder if SpaceX didn't want to acknowledge flying over a thunderstorm. I can't imagine why. It was pretty neat to watch though. That along with the titanium grid fins throwing out sparks at Mach 5. I thought F9 launches would eventually get mundane. I thought wrong. I'm gonna straight up go bandannas when Super heavy parts the heavens.
Yes, it appears to be flashes of lightning in two separate places…left edge of view might be over Florida, middle of screen flashes might be out over the western Atlantic Ocean. The booster is not in sunlight, so nitrogen gas thruster emissions are not illuminated, can’t see them. Jessica might have got that wrong, but I still like her. 🙂. And hopefully I didn’t get this wrong, myself.
Some great thunder storm lightning views at 12:52 (T+2:56), above and left of 1st stage booster (above its onscreen telemetry). The cell appears to have been off the Daytona Beach at time of launch.
@@dusfor72 The light isn't near the rocket body. Also there isn't any light available to bounce off of those nitrogen bursts, they are not self illuminating. So they are not visible.
Thanks for the clarification. Yes, at first I also thought of lightning but then I was sure the narrator knows what she is talking about. So it's confirmed, never take things for granted! 😂
@@ken-mb5cp Down Arrow. NASA intentionally helped jumpstart the SpaceX we know via a new way of doing business via public-private partnerships to create a vibrant revitalized launch industry. Ask Elon.
126... Three in 48 hours. The records keep being broken. This made my weekend. SpaceX has set the new standards for any other space agency or company. Amazing
GREAT work SpaceX - and now 126 booster landings, and this 126. came back from 200 km. No one even comes close to SpaceX in launch capabilities and success rate. 👍🏻
Great job SpaceX! I have been able to see 2 consecutive launches in one week, one being the Nilesat 301 mission and another being the most recent starlink launch. Both were amazing. Keep up the great work, and I hope that our journey goes well!
Hi Jesse, you have become a Star now. It is rare to almost never that we see you. Well, charming as always. SpaceX never disappoints, but even if there is a failure, there is a lot to learn from. Godspeed.
The spectacular consistency of these launches is nothing short of amazing. If you were to take a recording of one launch, and keep replaying it, you might never know the difference. ...And, still - it never gets old...
THIS. So many people knock Elon. Ok he may be difficult. He may be hard to like some times. But he's smart. He's driven. He has a vision. And he takes the people that WANT the same success along for the ride with him. He's not selfish in MY opinion and when it comes to having an idea and saying "Hey I need these people to help make this dream come true" every time I watch one of his masterpieces come together he let's US the public watch him FAIL because failure is part of the success. And to think this is a man that did all this himself. People can say what they want about Elon Musk but I personally have alot of respect for the man. My dream has ALWAYS been to reach the stars as a kid, my life just never went in that direction. Elons SpaceX gives me and my children and families all over the world the opportunity to watch to learn and to dream with him. My daughter now has desires to do something with space...not sure what yet maybe she will work at JPL one day or SpaceX itself or maybe she will become an astronaut. Elon has instilled a dream in alot of young (an older ppl) that to be honest seemed to be slowly dying. The desire of space and to reach the stars is alive again. 🤗🤗🤗 I for one am a kid in a candy shop!!! Eeeeeee! *sorry for the excited rant
@@georgekot6377 🤗😍🤗💕💕Thank-you I am glad. I can get excited and go on rants sometimes lmao But not many share my love for the stars these days. But ever since SpaceX and its amazing success it does seem like the dream may be coming alive again. And it's wonderful to see. Especially in the young ones. They are the future and if someone like Elon can inspire our future... then I support that✨️☀️🌛🪐☄️
Jesse Anderson is the best commentator for space x. She does not talk over the background techs, she is quiet during launch, she is very good at informing the audience, knows what she is talking about and does not sound like she is talking down to the audience. Her voice is very soothing. I hope she is used more often on these launches.
SpaceX: Launching 3 orbital class rockets within 48 hours. Makes $180,000,000 Blue Origin: Launching 1 cheap small suborbital class with no aim except from putting people up in space for 3 minutes inside a small claustrophobic capsule where nobody can move around. Makes $0.
Not entirely fair. The New Shepard has a pressurized volume of 15 cubic meters, compared to Crew Dragon's 9.3, and the videos from the New Shepard flights clearly show the passengers having plenty of fun floating about the cabin, turning somersaults, and other activities. Also, they are definitely charging most of their passengers. They let Captain Kirk and a few others go up on the cuff, the others paid.
I always learn so much from the SpaceX announcers! Thank You! I must admit from the beginning Jesse was my favorite because of her “down to earth” (no pun intended) clear way of speaking and her enthusiasm.🌟
It's amazing how that little Dot looks like it's going slow but it's moving from one end of the state of Maine to the other in less than 30 seconds. That's screaming!
Excellent teamwork on another successful Falcon 9 launch. It is such a pleasure to watch and listen to SpaceX coverage of the launch(es) as opposed to NASA and all the others. Only SpaceX team does not talk over the control center announcements, proving the respectful teamwork inherent in their process. Thank you for your continual excellent work and congratulations on yet another success.
It never gets old. It never gets amazing that SpaceX makes it look routine to land a booster from space onto a ship , at sea, at night. Those of you who are too young to remember , but this was pure science fiction not that long ago.
it blows my mind how fast it goes. it went it from FL to the UK in 20 minutes, to the UAE in like 40, Australia in 1hr. I really hope Elon finds a way for commercial aviation space flight for international trips.
The amount of Gs on liftoff itself will be unpleasant for regular people without appropriate training. Definitely not going to be a cheap flight at all. Would be cool though. Can’t wait for spirit to overcharge for extra carryon and baggage for a 3 min flight from MIA to ATL 🤣
First Starship mission will be perfectly ditching in the ocean the coast of Hawaii as Elon has stated because the launch towers are not so cheap to rebuild.
I never tire of watching Falcon 9 launch and still get goose pimples when the countdown starts from ten down to zero and lift-off. I remain excited and anxious until the first stage lands and stay that way until the mission is complete. It is amazing technology. It is still hard to believe that SpaceX continues to make the landing of the stage one routine, so beautiful to watch. Thank you, SpaceX, and everyone who helps make these missions work.
I want to say something awesome about this, but the video/event speaks for itself! Nice! Maybe someday I'll get to watch a launch while sitting on the back of my Cybertruck. 😎
To SpaceX: I've just watched the CAPSTONE launch video a few minutes ago and I have to tell you... Your footages are really the BEST. I felt the need to tell you this. I wish you a wonderful launch and expect a wonderful footage too in a few hours (10:00 PM - Portugal). C U later.
Someone please tell Jesse what lightning looks like from high altitude. She mistakenly pointed out that lightning ⚡️ was RCS on the booster after separation.
I found this video cause I was drinking with friends Saturday night/Sunday morning in the backyard and was staring at the stars and seen this thing in the sky appear before me. I was like wth is that and then it shot the mist and really put on a show. I live in south eastern Nebraska. So at the end of the video more is what I saw in real time in person. Amazing I could go online and not only find out what it was but have the algorithm find the video 2 days later. Crazy! Neat show if you happen to catch it in person!
Every time I watch a launch... I am just amazed. I MEAN THAT 1ST STAGE LANDING!!! The camera didn't even cut out this time! So many people knock Elon. Ok he may be difficult sometimes but he's a businessman. He may be hard to like some times (who isn't?). But he's smart. He's driven. He has an outstanding vision. And he takes people that WANT the same success along for the ride with him. He's not selfish in MY opinion and when it comes to having an idea and saying "Hey I need these people to help make this dream come true" every time I watch one of his masterpieces come together he let's US the public watch him FAIL because failure is part of the success. And to think this is a man that did all this himself. People can say what they want about Elon Musk but I personally have alot of respect for the man. My dream has ALWAYS been to reach the stars as a kid, my life just never went in that direction. But, Elons SpaceX gives me and my children and families all over the world the opportunity to watch to learn and to dream with him. I wonder if this is what NASA felt like to people back when it 1st became REAL and not just an idea. My daughter now has desires to do something with space...not sure what yet maybe she will work at JPL one day or SpaceX itself or maybe she will become an astronaut😲. Elon has instilled a dream in alot of young (an older ppl) that to be honest seemed to be slowly dying. The desire of space and to reach the stars is alive again. 🤗🤗🤗 I for one am a kid in a candy shop!!! Eeeeeee! *sorry for the excited rant
So wild how this has now become frequent and how amazing the landings are. Always amazing to watch and with starship coming soon just wild time to be alive! Thanks space X and musk for making this happen!
I must say that I am at a loss for words to explain the awesomeness of actually being able to see the 2nd stage assembly, early this morning, when it passed over the Southeastern area of The Great Lakes. My vantage point was 60 miles West of Norfolk Va. I could see it perfectly, as it sent out clouds while maneuvering into position, just before deployment. Unfortunately, trees blocked my vision before deployment.
With daytime launches we are more focused on the stunning images of the flight (mostly of the 1st stage). But this night time flight puts the trajectory view to the front, showing the enormous kick the 2nd stage gives from its startup, put in perspective with the 1st stage one. It gives a very good idea of the power of these machines 😳 Great view of the lightning storms BTW.
It would still be cool to see real-time orbital parameters like ULA does. Especially on higher orbit and interplanetary missions. Would be cool on the Psyche mission in August.
She probably only has a small ipad in that studio to provide those views. So at a glance it would look like RCS bursts. I was wondering why not comment on the the lightning and city lights of the panhandle.
Don't know how many I've seen so far, but I still don't get tired of watchin the landings, so freaking awesome 🤘
Me too!😃
Hear, hear!
Just like rocky jones when I was a kid
They’re a big reason why I tune in!
I've seen nearly all of them and it's still my favorite part
First SpaceX launch that I get to watch on my new Starlink RV service in a Waitlisted area. 136 Mbps down, 16 Mbps up, 24 ms latency. In the 7 years I've been at this house/address, I have not been able to watch a UA-cam video at 1080p HD without excessive buffering .... Until now! I'm loving it! I can't imagine how fast service is going to be when Priority service opens up here.
I just watched SES-3 directly over my head in Des Moines Iowa about 15 minutes ago.
How many in tht group?
Watched the same in Minnesota! Awesome to see
Lucky people
I heard a huge portion of the northern states & east coast saw a big halo in the sky last night! Super bummed I missed it. I'm I bit far though I'm waaay on the coast in Mass. Probably wouldn't have seen it anyways. Excited for you. May be a once in a life time experience 😍💕 keep your eyes at the sky
I think I missed the moment of ignition, but just caught the plume of SES-3 from my backyard in Toronto. Then I ran back inside for my binoculars, aimed at what was left of the plume, then found the stage and followed it for a good few minutes - but due to a motion-activated light at the back door, I lost sight of it before payload deployment.
Top notch weekend of launches and the top host Jessie saved for last, such an eloquent and professional announcer. Congratulations 👏 to all
And a gorgeous one too
She's awesome but I prefer Andy Tran even more :P
@@axeldasilva8060 her enthusiasm is more infectious. Youth, energy, enthusiasm. She embodies the future.
Jesse is awesome!!!
Except the flashes she talked about on the booster ballistic was not flashes of the Nitrogen Correction Thrusters but Lightning storms off the coasts of the US. Nitrogen thrusters are cold gas, with no flash. She is nice either way.
Awesome job SpaceX, loved the lightning from the boosters cameras!
Also, the Starlink on the droneships is doing nicely :)
I think the announcer mis-interpreted the lightning as cold nitrogen from the attitude thrusters... :P
The storms were great though, lots of lightning for sure!
I think the view of the thunderstorms from the 2nd stage (1:48:30) were pretty cool as well...
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Thanks for pointing that out. That was pretty cool.
Reading from the script with no interpretation that the flashes are lightening. Guess she didn't want to deviate so she wouldn't be fired by Musk!
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Those thunderstorms over nighttime Florida were amazeballs. These videos keep getting better and better!
She said it was the cold gas thrusters. Makes me wonder if SpaceX didn't want to acknowledge flying over a thunderstorm. I can't imagine why. It was pretty neat to watch though. That along with the titanium grid fins throwing out sparks at Mach 5. I thought F9 launches would eventually get mundane. I thought wrong. I'm gonna straight up go bandannas when Super heavy parts the heavens.
13:05 thunderstom? That’s so beautiful
It's Nitrogen gas that Falcon 9 First Stage use for attitude control.
@@SL_G It realy is storm. She was mistaken.
Yeah that’s a storm, commentator was mistaken
Yes, it appears to be flashes of lightning in two separate places…left edge of view might be over Florida, middle of screen flashes might be out over the western Atlantic Ocean. The booster is not in sunlight, so nitrogen gas thruster emissions are not illuminated, can’t see them. Jessica might have got that wrong, but I still like her. 🙂. And hopefully I didn’t get this wrong, myself.
Wait, isn’t the earth flat?
Some great thunder storm lightning views at 12:52 (T+2:56), above and left of 1st stage booster (above its onscreen telemetry).
The cell appears to have been off the Daytona Beach at time of launch.
Seems to have been lightning further out over the peninsula around the same time.
As I understood correctly these where the nitrogen bursts at the bottom of falcon to control it's fall to earth, or am I wrong?
@@dusfor72 The narrator misspoke, it was lightning off the coast and further inland to the left.
@@dusfor72 The light isn't near the rocket body.
Also there isn't any light available to bounce off of those nitrogen bursts, they are not self illuminating. So they are not visible.
Thanks for the clarification. Yes, at first I also thought of lightning but then I was sure the narrator knows what she is talking about. So it's confirmed, never take things for granted! 😂
3 launches in less than 3 days?!! Wow SpaceX!! Let’s keep it going. Can’t wait for this to be starship launches everyday
In less than 2 days!!
Making NASA look old and obsolete.
@@ken-mb5cp Down Arrow. NASA intentionally helped jumpstart the SpaceX we know via a new way of doing business via public-private partnerships to create a vibrant revitalized launch industry. Ask Elon.
@@dphuntsman Not dissing Nasa. Just a much more conservative organization. True they helped Spacex a lot.
@@ken-mb5cp ehhh they helped. But lets not try to do piggyback achievement. It was all spacex, its employees, and leadership.
126... Three in 48 hours. The records keep being broken. This made my weekend. SpaceX has set the new standards for any other space agency or company. Amazing
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Back to back to back. this compeny is amazing!
GREAT work SpaceX - and now 126 booster landings, and this 126. came back from 200 km. No one even comes close to SpaceX in launch capabilities and success rate. 👍🏻
Those flashes of light 13:50 are not from the boosters nitrogen bursts, it's lightning storms.
Yes, strange mistake for Jessie to make.
was thinking the same thing but isn't light nitrogen anyhow
@@terryk3936 No, light is electromagnetic radiation. Nitrogen is a chemical element.
@@odysseusrex5908 is visible light not an electromagnetic wave??
@@krypton1142 Precisely, which nitrogen is not.
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the lightening tho so nice . . . you think Starlink on the droneship for the better video as of late?
Thank you! This is so useful!!
Great job SpaceX! I have been able to see 2 consecutive launches in one week, one being the Nilesat 301 mission and another being the most recent starlink launch. Both were amazing. Keep up the great work, and I hope that our journey goes well!
They just did three in less than 48 hours... two from Florida and one from Vandenberg. OL J R :)
The best rockets and the best commentator - always an added treat when Jessie is on the case!
Jessie. You’re coverage is PERFECT!!!
Awesome week! Launches was like 1, 2, 3! One buy one. Great!
The lightning looks amazing from space
Thank you Jessie, pretty cool for Space X triple header and all successful! Go SpaceX.
The landings will never get old to me.
This.Never.Gets.Old.
Never ceases to amazing me how every launch now is the norm spaceX have truely changed space flight for the better am excited to see future launches
Hi Jesse, you have become a Star now. It is rare to almost never that we see you. Well, charming as always. SpaceX never disappoints, but even if there is a failure, there is a lot to learn from. Godspeed.
The spectacular consistency of these launches is nothing short of amazing. If you were to take a recording of one launch, and keep replaying it, you might never know the difference.
...And, still - it never gets old...
SpaceX is the result of having a vision and bringing great minds together.
THIS. So many people knock Elon. Ok he may be difficult. He may be hard to like some times. But he's smart. He's driven. He has a vision. And he takes the people that WANT the same success along for the ride with him. He's not selfish in MY opinion and when it comes to having an idea and saying "Hey I need these people to help make this dream come true" every time I watch one of his masterpieces come together he let's US the public watch him FAIL because failure is part of the success. And to think this is a man that did all this himself. People can say what they want about Elon Musk but I personally have alot of respect for the man. My dream has ALWAYS been to reach the stars as a kid, my life just never went in that direction. Elons SpaceX gives me and my children and families all over the world the opportunity to watch to learn and to dream with him. My daughter now has desires to do something with space...not sure what yet maybe she will work at JPL one day or SpaceX itself or maybe she will become an astronaut. Elon has instilled a dream in alot of young (an older ppl) that to be honest seemed to be slowly dying. The desire of space and to reach the stars is alive again. 🤗🤗🤗 I for one am a kid in a candy shop!!! Eeeeeee!
*sorry for the excited rant
@@Emmybear617 I truly enjoyed reading your comment. I really couldn't agree more. :) :)
@@georgekot6377 🤗😍🤗💕💕Thank-you I am glad. I can get excited and go on rants sometimes lmao
But not many share my love for the stars these days. But ever since SpaceX and its amazing success it does seem like the dream may be coming alive again. And it's wonderful to see. Especially in the young ones. They are the future and if someone like Elon can inspire our future... then I support that✨️☀️🌛🪐☄️
Jesse Anderson is the best commentator for space x. She does not talk over the background techs, she is quiet during launch, she is very good at informing the audience, knows what she is talking about and does not sound like she is talking down to the audience. Her voice is very soothing. I hope she is used more often on these launches.
She just needs to learn the difference between lightning and nitrogen and she'll be perfect!
126.. Wow. SpaceX. Awesome engineering. Never. Gets. Old.
Love the coverage as always, really love when Jessie is our hostess.
I never tire of these launches & landings, thank you SpaceX. Very pleasant narration.
Congratulations globalstar and SpaceX!
Those thunderstorms after stage separation were 🔥
SpaceX: Launching 3 orbital class rockets within 48 hours. Makes $180,000,000
Blue Origin: Launching 1 cheap small suborbital class with no aim except from putting people up in space for 3 minutes inside a small claustrophobic capsule where nobody can move around. Makes $0.
Puts himself in space. Self serving af
That's called an investment...
Not entirely fair. The New Shepard has a pressurized volume of 15 cubic meters, compared to Crew Dragon's 9.3, and the videos from the New Shepard flights clearly show the passengers having plenty of fun floating about the cabin, turning somersaults, and other activities. Also, they are definitely charging most of their passengers. They let Captain Kirk and a few others go up on the cuff, the others paid.
Stage 1 landings NEVER get old.
Lots of sightings over nz tonight!
Jessie Anderson is very kindly and gently presenter. I like to listen to her explanations.
This launch was so cool with the lightning
Thanks for another great show
Congratulations SpaceX team from Ukraine! 💙💛
Hope you’re doing well
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@@MClover420 Lol
@@brighamruud5090 Thank you! I am
@@MClover420 Thank you for all the support Matthaios! God bless America! 🇺🇦🤝🇺🇲
I always learn so much from the SpaceX announcers! Thank You! I must admit from the beginning Jesse was my favorite because of her “down to earth” (no pun intended) clear way of speaking and her enthusiasm.🌟
It's amazing how that little Dot looks like it's going slow but it's moving from one end of the state of Maine to the other in less than 30 seconds. That's screaming!
Excellent teamwork on another successful Falcon 9 launch. It is such a pleasure to watch and listen to SpaceX coverage of the launch(es) as opposed to NASA and all the others. Only SpaceX team does not talk over the control center announcements, proving the respectful teamwork inherent in their process. Thank you for your continual excellent work and congratulations on yet another success.
Watching stage 1 land will never get old. I was born in 76 and am watching science fiction come to life. What a time for space travel
Amen to that
It never gets old. It never gets amazing that SpaceX makes it look routine to land a booster from space onto a ship , at sea, at night. Those of you who are too young to remember , but this was pure science fiction not that long ago.
I watched Inspiration 4 launch in person. Such an amazing sight! Never gets old!
it blows my mind how fast it goes. it went it from FL to the UK in 20 minutes, to the UAE in like 40, Australia in 1hr. I really hope Elon finds a way for commercial aviation space flight for international trips.
It's already in works with the starship project
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I believe after the starship mission this will be possible… :)
The amount of Gs on liftoff itself will be unpleasant for regular people without appropriate training. Definitely not going to be a cheap flight at all.
Would be cool though.
Can’t wait for spirit to overcharge for extra carryon and baggage for a 3 min flight from MIA to ATL 🤣
It is only a short matter of time
First Starship mission will be perfectly ditching in the ocean the coast of Hawaii as Elon has stated because the launch towers are not so cheap to rebuild.
3 launches and landings in less than 38 hours, impressive
I never tire of watching Falcon 9 launch and still get goose pimples when the countdown starts from ten down to zero and lift-off. I remain excited and anxious until the first stage lands and stay that way until the mission is complete. It is amazing technology. It is still hard to believe that SpaceX continues to make the landing of the stage one routine, so beautiful to watch. Thank you, SpaceX, and everyone who helps make these missions work.
Amazing Launch.
Making it look easy. Great job SpaceX on another job well done. 👍💚
Congratulations SpaceX…it never gets old.
Triple header! Makin' it look easy!
I want to say something awesome about this, but the video/event speaks for itself! Nice! Maybe someday I'll get to watch a launch while sitting on the back of my Cybertruck. 😎
To SpaceX: I've just watched the CAPSTONE launch video a few minutes ago and I have to tell you... Your footages are really the BEST. I felt the need to tell you this. I wish you a wonderful launch and expect a wonderful footage too in a few hours (10:00 PM - Portugal). C U later.
3 launches in 3 days? that's intense work for everyone involved
3 launchs in 2 days.
@@trungnc5487 36 hours.
Go SpaceX. Three in 36 hours. Team of great people doing great things.
Thanks, and congratulations! 🙂👍
Awesome launch....Jesse also makes the video worth watching.
Someone please tell Jesse what lightning looks like from high altitude. She mistakenly pointed out that lightning ⚡️ was RCS on the booster after separation.
I found this video cause I was drinking with friends Saturday night/Sunday morning in the backyard and was staring at the stars and seen this thing in the sky appear before me. I was like wth is that and then it shot the mist and really put on a show. I live in south eastern Nebraska. So at the end of the video more is what I saw in real time in person. Amazing I could go online and not only find out what it was but have the algorithm find the video 2 days later. Crazy! Neat show if you happen to catch it in person!
The fact they launched 2 rockets one in the morning and one in night is amazing
The lightning is beautiful.
Great night launch , it was crackin’🔥🚀⚡️🔥Cingrats on the satellite deployment, the footage was excellent 🙌☝️
Another American broomstick in space to sweep rusky into bin of history.
Space X team is exceptional.
12:55 nice lightning view from first stage and down 😀
Every time I watch a launch... I am just amazed. I MEAN THAT 1ST STAGE LANDING!!! The camera didn't even cut out this time!
So many people knock Elon. Ok he may be difficult sometimes but he's a businessman. He may be hard to like some times (who isn't?).
But he's smart. He's driven. He has an outstanding vision. And he takes people that WANT the same success along for the ride with him. He's not selfish in MY opinion and when it comes to having an idea and saying "Hey I need these people to help make this dream come true" every time I watch one of his masterpieces come together he let's US the public watch him FAIL because failure is part of the success. And to think this is a man that did all this himself. People can say what they want about Elon Musk but I personally have alot of respect for the man. My dream has ALWAYS been to reach the stars as a kid, my life just never went in that direction. But, Elons SpaceX gives me and my children and families all over the world the opportunity to watch to learn and to dream with him. I wonder if this is what NASA felt like to people back when it 1st became REAL and not just an idea.
My daughter now has desires to do something with space...not sure what yet maybe she will work at JPL one day or SpaceX itself or maybe she will become an astronaut😲. Elon has instilled a dream in alot of young (an older ppl) that to be honest seemed to be slowly dying. The desire of space and to reach the stars is alive again. 🤗🤗🤗 I for one am a kid in a candy shop!!! Eeeeeee!
*sorry for the excited rant
I try to catch all launches live. This one I missed. Have to sleep sometime. Continue the excellent progressive forward. 👍👍👍. Thanks for sharing.
Man, the onboard and drone ship cams are so reliable now! Thanks SpaceX for fixing that problem
So wild how this has now become frequent and how amazing the landings are. Always amazing to watch and with starship coming soon just wild time to be alive! Thanks space X and musk for making this happen!
It really does not get old.
Fantastic coverage of a triple header weekend. SpaceX team making it happen!
whoo 200km first stage thats a spicy one
Yes.. really astonishing..
Blue origin's dumb, so called astronouts can't even reach half of this altitude ..lol..
Congratulations on your Triple Launch, SpaceX! Please celebrate!
really love night time launches as you could see the thermal stress imparted on the vehicle at reentry. glowing grid fins never get old.
wd spacex.
Super dramatic night footage! Amazing when 1st stage comes in "blind"!
Thank you Marcus for the continuous updates! To Mars!
you are the best at commenting. love your voice and the perfect timing. excellent work
I must say that I am at a loss for words to explain the awesomeness of actually being able to see the 2nd stage assembly, early this morning, when it passed over the Southeastern area of The Great Lakes. My vantage point was 60 miles West of Norfolk Va. I could see it perfectly, as it sent out clouds while maneuvering into position, just before deployment. Unfortunately, trees blocked my vision before deployment.
Seeing all that lightning is pretty awesome!!
Parabéns Mais uma Live Simplesmente Maravilhosa Espetacular Magnífica..
Daily launches now. Wow.
With daytime launches we are more focused on the stunning images of the flight (mostly of the 1st stage). But this night time flight puts the trajectory view to the front, showing the enormous kick the 2nd stage gives from its startup, put in perspective with the 1st stage one. It gives a very good idea of the power of these machines 😳
Great view of the lightning storms BTW.
Never gets old!
It's astounding how they can not only launch 3 rockets in 3 days but recover the boosters for reuse too!
Wow! The first stage landing is just....wow!
Never gets old.
No other company can get what SpaceX is achieving.
Cool lightning visible just after stage sep!
So cool 3 missions in rapid succession!
They are really getting the video issues cleaned up on landing. Amazing to watch!
13:47 You can see flashes from the "nitrogen thrusters" What??? Those are lightnings from a storm!!!
How she could make that mistake?
It would still be cool to see real-time orbital parameters like ULA does. Especially on higher orbit and interplanetary missions.
Would be cool on the Psyche mission in August.
Sweet lightning action! Very cool! ⚡
Amazing to see that storm
12:54 This looks so cool. The lights from the cities and thunderstorms
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It's always amazing!
Love the Space Tunes
Saw the fuel dump from New York !! Was crazy seeing this come over while doing some astrophotography!
Funny how she called out the nitrogen bursts of stage 1, while in reality it was a thunderstorm on the ground 😬
Lol 😆
She probably only has a small ipad in that studio to provide those views. So at a glance it would look like RCS bursts. I was wondering why not comment on the the lightning and city lights of the panhandle.
@@motokid6008 But she is not thinking! The nitrogen bursts are not visible in complete darkness. OMG woman! 🤦♀🤦♀🤦♀