If you want to see REAL excitement, from their first Falcon Heavy landing, watch this: ua-cam.com/video/l5I8jaMsHYk/v-deo.html WARNING: it may make you cry.
@@Widdy72 Virgin Galactic is such a joke, decades of hearing about their space flight and all they do is suborbital. Why don't people just ride the Soyuz
@@OreoChocoCreame It's cheaper to recover the boosters at the launch pad than to recover it at sea. Without a boost back, they would have to land at sea.
I'm 80 yrs old, and have watched just about all the entire space launches. from the early 1960's till now and these landings still blow my mind. the accuracy is phenomenal!. As an American I feel a sense of pride, even though I had nothing to do with this. just a big fan. and patriot. ECF
It was a beautiful launch. I was near downtown Melbourne Florida when I saw the initial plume. The sky seemed totally cloudless. Was able to continue to watch with my naked eyes for many minutes as the rocket went through its stages. I have never been able to see the stage release nor boosters released through my naked eyes. Just an incredible experience for me today.
It's amazing to think how we went from watching the Apollo launches on the old televisions from the 60s to watching the Space X launches here on UA-cam. Technology has improved so much, it's almost mind blowing
I suppose that viewing it on a computer or your phone is an improvement over the old T.V.'s, BUT Space is fake and no one/nothing is traveling in a rocket to this non-existent place... Wake up.
@@jsjba2000 The biggest change I see is the boosters returning under their own power. That kind of blows me away. That and the size of some of the rockets. They are approaching and exceeding the size of the Saturn V.🙂🙂
Project Bluebeam can make you see a lot of things, even people walking on water.. it's likely what will be bringing you the aliens & Jesus as well, with everybody saying end times is here n all 🤷♂
Simply amazing, no matter how many times I watch a rocket launch I can't look away. Maybe it's the explorer DNA we have and wonder what it would be like to ride that to space. But recovering the side boosters is even as impressive. Go SpaceX.
So cool! I just hated how they cut to the single booster landing at touchdown and we could not see the WIDE shot of BOTH touching down! That is the coolest when we can see that and hopefully they will release that video this week!
The rate of acceleration still blows my mind everytime I watch a launch. Incredible that astronauts are able survive such forces (yes I know this one was unmanned)
It looks effortless now. They’ve done such a stellar job at perfecting this rocket system and I can only imagine how much money these new Falcon Heavies save just by being landed, scrubbed, and refueled for consecutive flights.
It used to be that the only time you saw rockets landing vertically was in James Bond movie or science fiction movies. SpaceX has made it not only real but routine. Bravo to free thinking out of the box and taking the risk to try it. The launch game has entered a new era leaving old style, expensive, launching in the dust.
Would have loved to see them BOTH land. Should have had the 2 shot (like at 8:43) so we could see them both. I know the launch and payload deploy are critical but, seeing them land those boosters is just something spectacular!!
THANK YOU. Tells me there's at least one other person out there with good taste. I can't believe they didnt include that and that there aren't more complaints??
In fact SpaceX make landing these rockets look very easy! But that's far from the truth! That's why they are the only company doing it! Great 👌 job 👍 SpaceX team!!!
WOW, just WOW. Watching this rocket at full power is AMAZING. Many years ago, I was lucky enough as a kid to see a space shuttle launch. It's staggering to imagine just how powerful these rockets truly are.
I'm guessing that's the second RFG bundle going up. Super heavy can lift 140000 lbs or 63500 kg divide that by 36= 10000 kg per pole Tungsten density is 19.3e6 kg/m^3 If they use 0.5 m^3 per rod Sqrt(0.5/3pi)=0.23 m radius 0.5/(.15^2×pi)=7 m long Tungsten is 19250 kg / m^3 0.5 m^3 is 9624 kg. Yep. It would fit.
Trump didn’t do a damn thing that didn’t benefit Trump himself. He is a narcissist and a pathological liar. The worst president (and I use that term loosely) in the history of the U.S.
I saw the boosters as they punched holes in the clouds from the middle of Florida between Polk and Oceola (on the road that splits them), though it was military flares or something, happened almost on the dot at 6pm EST
When I compare this video to the Apollo missions, I'm amazed by the quality we have today. It's nice to see a private company being successful at launch, payload insertion, and recovery also. Well done SpaceX!
Congratulations to the scientists, engineers, production, and quality teams. As another commenter said, what we are seeing today feels normal and common now. But the complexity of doing this is unreal and nearly perfect each time. It is truly a fantastic site, it's jaw-dropping awesome!
Within the entire span of my lifetime (born '59) I have witnessed the most awesome achievement of mankind, and the pinnacle may still have not been reached. The whole space industry still fascinates me to this day. 🚀
Forgive my language please; this remains f***ing amazing! To return from space to land on a dinner table like this; it's the stuff of science-fiction from the 1980's, as astonishing as it is brilliant!
One of the shots of the Falcon Heavy looks like the Phoenix from Star Trek First Contact (well, sorta....). Also, if I had not watched this and seen the boosters coming down from high up in real life, I would have thought they were UFO's. Is it me or is this just incredible to watch the boosters coming down to land !!!
I was walking my dog looking north all the way down in Broward county, and I had a really clear view of this launch. It was just after sunset and there were no clouds. The boosters returning to earth under power blows me away every time.
I want to repeat the sentiment by @Raydio6 about always being blown away by these flights. But, I want to add, the landing of these side boosters, with the precision, accuracy and delicate grace, is surreal. Both of my uncles retired from NASA with the Apollo program and one is still alive today. They don't have the words to describe how it feels, or what it's like to comprehend these landings...
The showmanship of Space X is just next level. Thank you so much for taking it to the next level. Can't wait to see the what's after these chemical power rockets. Let's go!!!
Our family is driving south on I-95 and we look out the windshield to see it rising up through the sky. Full view, no trees on each side of the interstate for 50 to 70 foot. No overpasses to go under during the whole event.. all the way through separation. We had no idea there was a launch, so it was a cool unexpected event... then we went on to the restaurant to eat.
I live in Merritt Island and have had the Luxury of Seeing Falcon HEAVY Launch and Return 3x and it's AMAZING Every time 😎 So looking forward to GOES-19 as it has been Delayed since April...😢
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This has become such a regular and consistent event that it's easy to forget just how remarkable it really is. I'm mesmerized every time.
Its totally amazing. I say Virgin Galactic might as well stop wasting there money because SpaceX has this technology in the bag 😁😁
It really is!!!
😂😂🤣🤣😂😂🤣🤣
If you want to see REAL excitement, from their first Falcon Heavy landing, watch this: ua-cam.com/video/l5I8jaMsHYk/v-deo.html WARNING: it may make you cry.
@@Widdy72 Virgin Galactic is such a joke, decades of hearing about their space flight and all they do is suborbital. Why don't people just ride the Soyuz
No matter how many times I watch Falcon heavy flights I am blown away every time
The engineering behind this is truly incredible
WHO'S the BOSS 🤣😂
landing the boosters back down is the biggest accomplishment.On exact spot.
@@pieterbezuidenhout2741 Loved that TV show
It's only a rocket science.
What's different about this rocket than Russian or Chinese? Is thus the largest payload rocket?
The boost back burn from ground is just awesome. Never gets old. Incredible job SpaceX
I love seeing the massive plume when they exit the atmosphere
Why a boost back burn is required?
@@OreoChocoCreame It's cheaper to recover the boosters at the launch pad than to recover it at sea. Without a boost back, they would have to land at sea.
@@boydrobertson2362 thank you
I'm 80 yrs old, and have watched just about all the entire space launches. from the early 1960's till now and these landings still blow my mind. the accuracy is phenomenal!. As an American I feel a sense of pride, even though I had nothing to do with this. just a big fan. and patriot. ECF
It was a beautiful launch. I was near downtown Melbourne Florida when I saw the initial plume. The sky seemed totally cloudless. Was able to continue to watch with my naked eyes for many minutes as the rocket went through its stages. I have never been able to see the stage release nor boosters released through my naked eyes.
Just an incredible experience for me today.
I was in Key Largo and got a great view of it
I'm envious. I'd love to catch a launch in person sometime. I bet it's amazing.
I was in Melbourne, Australia, and didnt see shit
Lucky you!
It's amazing to think how we went from watching the Apollo launches on the old televisions from the 60s to watching the Space X launches here on UA-cam. Technology has improved so much, it's almost mind blowing
I suppose that viewing it on a computer or your phone is an improvement over the old T.V.'s, BUT Space is fake and no one/nothing is traveling in a rocket to this non-existent place... Wake up.
Think where we will be in another 20 plus years
@@shellac23 , Same place we are now. On Earth, having never left, because space is fake...
@@Verbal_Sin are you saying space doesn’t exist? I feel like I’m back in college listening to my philosophy major roommate.
@@Verbal_Sin space is flat
You can imagine the pride of the engineers who designed and built this truly masterpiece ship.
"My precious"...
So many people told Musk that this wasn't possible.
@@jarodmorris611 Just like "Humans will never fly" and "computers will never be useful"
This launch was the best till date. The view was insane! And the live broadcast of the camera view from the boosters were a cherry on the top
I really enjoy watching these videos. The space program is amazing. I worked Saturn 501 and Apollo 8 in the 60's. This stuff never gets old for me.🙂🙂
This must take on a truly different meaning to you. You understand how it was done with Yester years technology.
@@jsjba2000 The biggest change I see is the boosters returning under their own power. That kind of blows me away. That and the size of some of the rockets. They are approaching and exceeding the size of the Saturn V.🙂🙂
@@glencrandall7051 I am big fan of Space scientists and engineers 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
OMG....as a child of the 70's, thank you so much for helping us get here.
Thank you for your work!
We could see the launch from Davie, FL. Perfectly cloudless day. We even could see the entry burns of the two side boosters. Just incredible.
Project Bluebeam can make you see a lot of things, even people walking on water.. it's likely what will be bringing you the aliens & Jesus as well, with everybody saying end times is here n all 🤷♂
We saw them from the Augusta Ga area
78yr old American veteran. Thank you, SpaceX.
Ty for your service sir
Great animation 👌
Silly old Duffer
Guys that talk about it the most are those that did the least.
@@honumoorea873 this is the humblest way to say he is a veteran of this country, go troll someone else
Ok
I've watched every Mercury, Gemini and Apollo mission launches and landing those boosters standing up is truly amazing.
We've come a long way baby!
Cool fairytale bro
Simply amazing, no matter how many times I watch a rocket launch I can't look away. Maybe it's the explorer DNA we have and wonder what it would be like to ride that to space. But recovering the side boosters is even as impressive. Go SpaceX.
So cool! I just hated how they cut to the single booster landing at touchdown and we could not see the WIDE shot of BOTH touching down! That is the coolest when we can see that and hopefully they will release that video this week!
Yes agreed! Disappointed.
@@ecurb10 It is on here and Twitter now. Found it.
VideoFromSpace has it.
The rate of acceleration still blows my mind everytime I watch a launch. Incredible that astronauts are able survive such forces (yes I know this one was unmanned)
Yeah...once the big girl finally gets a rollin...absolute pig until hits 4 digits...muh dang ole charger done do that betta..
@@mynameis63 you almost gave me a stroke by trying to read your comment
@@malcomx1924 I stopped reading it to prevent myself from having a stroke.
Those rockets coming down to land is possibly the most visually stunning engineering feat of the 21st century.
Straight outta cheesy (now) 1950's sci-fi Saturday afternoon shows...way cool.
It looks effortless now. They’ve done such a stellar job at perfecting this rocket system and I can only imagine how much money these new Falcon Heavies save just by being landed, scrubbed, and refueled for consecutive flights.
NEVER gets old!
Indeed. Never gets old. How lucky we are to witness such an event.
Gotta love those dual booster landings!
The last few hundred meters your like its going to crash its going to crash then bam there landed 😂😂
It used to be that the only time you saw rockets landing vertically was in James Bond movie or science fiction movies. SpaceX has made it not only real but routine. Bravo to free thinking out of the box and taking the risk to try it. The launch game has entered a new era leaving old style, expensive, launching in the dust.
Glad to see metric units in SpaceX videos.
amazed by engineer space-x, doing the rocket launch job to perfection
Expendable main booster. Falcon Heavy. Someone wanted that thing WAY up in high orbit. Thing must have had some weight to it as well. Nice launch.
@SpaceX-SFS No, Not for that orbit, If recovery is possible they always try.
@SpaceX-SFS not for this launch, for others yes but this used all of the fuel, or close enough where a landing was not possible.
Every single launch still amazes me..
This never gets old. Amazing shots. Makes my day every time
As a former NASA employee, I am staggered by the design and precision of these spacecraft. Well done, SpaceX launch team!
Still, the whole thing is just amazing! I am 58, and the space launches never get old.
I hope when i reach your age theres still something as magical as this event is for humanity for me to witness
i would have to say the technology used to capture these moments, also the underdog. wow, such sight/sound. never gets old, and i hope it never will.
Would have loved to see them BOTH land. Should have had the 2 shot (like at 8:43) so we could see them both. I know the launch and payload deploy are critical but, seeing them land those boosters is just something spectacular!!
Think it was an accident they didn't show it? Seemed pretty coordinated.
THANK YOU. Tells me there's at least one other person out there with good taste. I can't believe they didnt include that and that there aren't more complaints??
Still makes me cry when I see this. What a magnificent and breathtaking step for us.
Damn, 164 landings. I'm living in the future.
Now the future: 318 landing successes now.
Future is now.
Damn, the Artemis and the Falcon Heavy are the 2 most powerful rockets in production, and we launched both within 3 months. The US is savage!
Perfect machine. Perfect work in the world. Perfect team in the world. Perfect mission. Thank you very much my friend.
Watching the sideboosters separate and synchronize back down to earth is awesome to behold.
Congrats SpaceX! You folks have done some incredible work! You deserve the accolades!
Am so happy to b alive to actually witness the great tings SpaceX has achieve in such a short time 👏
Boost back burn is just so amazing to watch!
Just amazing can't wait for the next launch
I don't think watching them land will ever not give me goosbumps. Incredible spectacle.
Utterly awesome!
Thank you Space X for giving Humanity some semblance of hope....
God only knows what the hell kind of weapons they’re putting into space - 85% of these launches are likely military related
Yep, I reckon the military would be their biggest customer.
I love this! I can never get enough of launches and landings. Keep up the great work and I look forward to the launch 07/27/2023
In fact SpaceX make landing these rockets look very easy! But that's far from the truth!
That's why they are the only company doing it!
Great 👌 job 👍 SpaceX team!!!
The most amazing thing about this is the boosters coming back and landing I'm in amazed everytime I watched it. How far we have come since 1968.
WOW, just WOW. Watching this rocket at full power is AMAZING. Many years ago, I was lucky enough as a kid to see a space shuttle launch. It's staggering to imagine just how powerful these rockets truly are.
I'm guessing that's the second RFG bundle going up.
Super heavy can lift 140000 lbs or
63500 kg divide that by 36=
10000 kg per pole
Tungsten density is 19.3e6 kg/m^3
If they use 0.5 m^3 per rod
Sqrt(0.5/3pi)=0.23 m radius
0.5/(.15^2×pi)=7 m long
Tungsten is 19250 kg / m^3
0.5 m^3 is 9624 kg. Yep. It would fit.
You know they're good when they can make it look this easy.
Thank you President Trump for creating the US Space Force!
What 😭
@@Aerospace0821 Fact: President Trump created the US Space Force.
@@RonRay i mean he didn’t but alright
Trump didn’t do a damn thing that didn’t benefit Trump himself. He is a narcissist and a pathological liar. The worst president (and I use that term loosely) in the history of the U.S.
@@mikeh1564 So says the sheep of the democRAT party.
Those booster landings never cease to amaze.
Space weapons, or space mission to find the anomalies on mars and moon? Gotta be one of them!
Why the camera shaking so much is camera man racing with it 😂😂
Those landings are so beautiful. :)
That’s first view I saw with the side boosters coming down from separation, just so cool!!
I saw the boosters as they punched holes in the clouds from the middle of Florida between Polk and Oceola (on the road that splits them), though it was military flares or something, happened almost on the dot at 6pm EST
I'm 51 years old and this just blows me away the we see this going on.
It was a very clear day on the 15th and I was actually able to see this launch from Tarpon Springs FL. Boy was that one hell of a sight...
When I compare this video to the Apollo missions, I'm amazed by the quality we have today. It's nice to see a private company being successful at launch, payload insertion, and recovery also. Well done SpaceX!
i know space is fake, but these rockets/boosters are impressive. The engineers are showing care with resources and trying for the highest efficiency
Lol
Congratulations to the scientists, engineers, production, and quality teams. As another commenter said, what we are seeing today feels normal and common now. But the complexity of doing this is unreal and nearly perfect each time. It is truly a fantastic site, it's jaw-dropping awesome!
I got to see this launch from the coast of NC and it's one of the coolest things I've ever seen!!
Within the entire span of my lifetime (born '59) I have witnessed the most awesome achievement of mankind, and the pinnacle may still have not been reached. The whole space industry still fascinates me to this day. 🚀
Whoever program that's whole process should be proud.
The execution of the landing is more impressive than the launch … well done
"Sidebooster boost backburn", my word of the month!
It’s amazing to see the coast of Florida as they get near landing
This NEVER gets boring!
Those boosters coming back and landing blow my mind!
This Shiznit is Amazing,, this dude has the booster's landing and ready for re-use ,
Forgive my language please; this remains f***ing amazing! To return from space to land on a dinner table like this; it's the stuff of science-fiction from the 1980's, as astonishing as it is brilliant!
One of the shots of the Falcon Heavy looks like the Phoenix from Star Trek First Contact (well, sorta....). Also, if I had not watched this and seen the boosters coming down from high up in real life, I would have thought they were UFO's. Is it me or is this just incredible to watch the boosters coming down to land !!!
I was walking my dog looking north all the way down in Broward county, and I had a really clear view of this launch. It was just after sunset and there were no clouds. The boosters returning to earth under power blows me away every time.
Notice how the cameras get clean as soon as it enters the atmosphere
I agree with comment that this sight has become a consistent and regular sight but we also got complacent with the Space Shuttles - safety is key
Every time the two boosters land simultaneously I let out a yell. Yippie .
Saw this all the way in Maryland didn’t know what was going on at first lol. Got some good pictures
That was fantastic! BUT why not try acoustic feedback to the vertical hold during liftoff? (It seems obvious to me). The ending, oh, the ending! . . .
I want to repeat the sentiment by @Raydio6 about always being blown away by these flights. But, I want to add, the landing of these side boosters, with the precision, accuracy and delicate grace, is surreal. Both of my uncles retired from NASA with the Apollo program and one is still alive today. They don't have the words to describe how it feels, or what it's like to comprehend these landings...
The showmanship of Space X is just next level. Thank you so much for taking it to the next level. Can't wait to see the what's after these chemical power rockets. Let's go!!!
Incredible! Has to be seen to be believed! Well done. UK.
I'm loving those routine space flights. Its a child hood dream come true.
The boosters landing back never fails to impress. Marvel of engineering
Space Force? With Steve Carell? Thats scary!
Outstanding !!!!!! Way to make it look easy. Great narration & images.
OMG! Not even rocking anymore on landing. So precise!!!
Our family is driving south on I-95 and we look out the windshield to see it rising up through the sky.
Full view, no trees on each side of the interstate for 50 to 70 foot.
No overpasses to go under during the whole event.. all the way through separation.
We had no idea there was a launch, so it was a cool unexpected event... then we went on to the restaurant to eat.
Absolutely incredible. SpaceX is doing what NASA never even dreamed of.
Dang Space X you make that sit look easy!!!
beginning was amazing and then come back to earth is unreal
These landings never get old
For me, watching these engines land is more interesting and exciting than the massive launches I watched five decades ago.
I’m still amazed by there landing every time. One day I’ll make it out to see it in person
I love how something that can have influence on entire globe is *classified* ...way to go :)
I live in Merritt Island and have had the Luxury of Seeing Falcon HEAVY Launch and Return 3x and it's AMAZING Every time 😎
So looking forward to GOES-19 as it has been Delayed since April...😢
I do have to say that this is pretty incredible every time I see it. It will so amazing to see where were will be technology wise in 40/50 years...
I am amazed every time I watch one of these events! These people are geniuses!
Now that was a pretty damn good video of the event.
Thanks, still a thril to watch this happen...
Go Falcon Heavy... go Space Force! What an awesome quote..
We watched this from port Canaveral, it was amazing. Great experience.
Tell that to the "its cgi people" lol