See SpaceX land a rocket in Florida in awesome tracking cam video
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- Опубліковано 29 вер 2024
- A SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket launched the Transporter-2 mission, carrying dozens of satellites to polar orbit on June 30, 2021. The first stage of the rocket landed at SpaceX's Landing Zone 1 at the Cape Canaveral Space Force Station in Florida minutes later. Full Story: www.space.com/...
Credit: SpaceX | edited by Space.com's Steve Spaleta ( / stevespaleta )
At now 73 I remain stunned every time they land like that. Some years ago I heard they were planning to do just that and I absolutely knew it could never be done. Now it is almost routine. If humans can do that we can do anything.
I'm a decade older than you but never doubted what they can do. Arthur C Clarke summed it up with his famous expression "Any sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from Magic." And lets hope the magic never ends.
Back in the Apollo days, the possibility of returning the stage one booster, back to the Kennedy Space Centre, was not even thought of. The idea was beyond science fiction.
@@WaterlooExpat No, they did not have the computer power then, that's the difference.
@@silent1967 That's my point. The possibility of ever having sufficient computer power was beyond anything that science fiction writers were projecting, at the time. The advancements, in technology, since the Apollo era, have been nothing short of breath-taking.
@@WaterlooExpat And they are tracking everything you do and everywhere you go. Plus forcing things down your throat.
Been watching rocket launches since the 60's but watching a rocket booster land never gets old! Amazing!
you guys should have figured this shit out a long time ago. dont give me excuses here...
too busy trying to "kill commies" to care about the future generations. fuck reagan. and nixon.
and especially trump. fuck that asshat moron to the maximum.
Great to hear that man,
Moore, you’ve got problems dude. Sort your crap out
I Never get tired of watching the Launches and landing ? They are so cool .
It never gets boring watching any of the SpaceX rockets land. The amount of research, knowledge and talent that has gone into this technology is phenomenal!
Never ceases to be amazing.
love the sound it makes lighting off before touchdown.
smooth as butter
That's pretty cool how the sonic shock waves reached the ground right as the landing burn was initiated.
That’s so cool. when I watched it live I almost cried. Imagine the first human on this planet, and we have come to this time with rocket reusability. Congrats SpaceX!
Man, I never get tired of watching that, sooooo cool!
Believe me, I read about this out of an ancient history book years ago. "And the rocket came down and landed just as it had taken off, only in reverse." Such a remarkable world we live in, I NEVER THOUGHT IT POSSIBLE!
Never gets old watching this feat of engineering
I never get tired of watching these landings. A truly amazing achievement.
That was FRIGGING AMAZING!!! It's like watching science fiction... but it real!
This is amazing. Sci fi movies in the fifties used this method of landing. Of course everyone laughed at this as impossible for decades after that. Now it’s a reality. Most likely the greatest achievement in all of space flight to date.
Sounded and looked as though a rocket nozzle hit the landing pad!
Abbott and Costello 1952 "Go to Mars" rocket landing
Absolutely amazing
Just trying to get my head around how big it is compared to surrounding objects and the fact it landed without folding like an accordion! Crazy.
I cant stop watching
Wow! Amazingly awesome landing on land 🚀🇺🇸. SpaceX and NASA. It's going to be awesomely awesome to see SpaceX & NASA launch and land on the lunar surface of the moon. Setting up the lunar surface base camp. Just a stepping step away from the Mars mission's! I'm ready and excited about NASA's & SpaceX future mission's. Cool stuff ! Thank you for making America once again the cutting edge of space travel!!!
There is no competition
Impressionnant
For a moment I freaked out. I thought it was a super heavy flight test..
That is soooo cool totally amazing
Michio Kaku brought me here.
Impressive !!
Are these solid fuel rockets?
Great video !
Sooo cool
Sounds like Bill Clinton works for Space X hahahahaha. That voice... hahahaha
Good afternoon NASA and SPAC lubdooooo
👏🏻👏🏻🚀
Where do the SpaceX returning components get their info on their altitude, speed, long. lat etc.? do the rocket parts have sensors?
Just a guess, but...I would assume the necessary computing power and guidance systems would be housed near the top of the returning booster. That way they can be kept as far as possible from the heat generated by the burning fuel , during the landing burn
Ummmm... YES!!! Gee. Don't ask such questions here. GO AND LEARN about it all. EVERYTHING these days has multiple sensors in them. Ya go a "smart" phone? Guess what... it contains SENSORS?
How about a car? Ya got a car? They have had MULTIPLE sorts of sensors in them for DECADES.
@@rickkwitkoski1976 - bite me! no one made you read or reply to the comment.
@@anotherdave5107 Surely you've heard of GPS?
This technology has been around for many years now, and enables aircraft to pinpoint their exact position to within a few feet, including information on their 'altitude, speed, long.lat etc', but you couldn't deduce that a rocket would also have GPS as well?
52 seconds of NO spacex commentating than "BAM" it's like johnny 5 on speed yap yap yapping
@@idleeric8556 we all know your mouth never idles, does it Eric
@@rikvermar7583 🙌👐🙌👊
But Earth is flat hurr durr... I start to feel its a claim made by people who want a free space tour in one of these.
Fantastic, I am strongly impresst.
The only thing more amazing is watching 2 land at the same time.
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Hell yeah! Seeing the twin side boosters landing simultaneously is beyond epic!
My kids are dismissive, “A rocket landed.” I’m like yelling, ,”A rocket booster just landed!!!!” Lol. Must be a generational thing; no matter how many times I see it, it’s still amazing! 👍🇺🇸
It's photoshopped and played in reverse.
@@danielmconnolly7 so do you not know what photoshop is? thats not how it works lmao
Dude I know my 8 year old daughter fund's it uninteresting and I'm like jumping up n down just like back when space x sent astronauts to iss
Yeah when I was growing up we needed an ocean and a fleet of ships to land anything. Then the space shuttle needed a 5 mile long runway which was amazing. Now robot rockets land on a pad smaller than a subdivision lot. It is freaking amazing. the kids just have no reference or idea how complicated the recovery is.
i'm 63, just show them a Saturn 5, point to the capsule and say "that's all that usually came back"
I imagine in 50 years this will be like watching an airplane lane on a runway, but for now it doesn't get less exciting each time I watch it. edit: I especially love hearing the cheers and excitement of everyone who put so much time and effort into making this happen
Same here buddy. It's the cheers and excitement for me, a celebration of the limitless to what man can achieve
You bigots always find a way to inject your hatred, don't you? Just where do you think your "race" came from?
I sit at my computer and cheer and clap every time a SpaceX rocket sticks a landing. For 60 years no one else dared to try this, and now it's almost routine.
THIS is how we'll explore the Solar System and maybe the stars.
In 50 years? It is already a fairly commonplace sight-although very exciting, I agree. I don't know why we would have to wait 50 years for that!
@C M wow.
Not only do they flip the rocket and fly it backwards, they actually land it softly enough to reuse it. This is so awesome.
How do they fly it backwards? Or do you mean they fly it back to land?
Useless gimmick.
THE ONLY THING THAT MATTERS IS LIFT CAPABILITIES.
Until any platform from this planet can put 300,000 lbs into a parking orbit, all of this is pointless.
We are going backwards.
300k lbs is needed to take humans to any other celestial body.
Space travel for the smartphone addicted.
They do not flip it! The engines are still on the bottom where they were when it went up!
@@physicsguybrian yes they do flip it, just after separation. It's flying away from Florida, then they separate, it flips and flies back to Florida and lands.
@Richard Striebich
Because physics.
Need to get 140k kg to LEO and 50k kg to TLI.
Because humans need to keep warm and breathe.
Anything less does not do it.
No one has this capability.
It is all "in development" - as it has been since 1974 when we lost this ability.
Call me when you can replicate the Saturn V F-1 system I watched launch at the age of 6 through 12.
Until then it is all gimmicks for the smartphone addicted.
Besos in space? Suborbital ballistic hop?
Alan Shepard did that 60 years ago.
Soviets did that in 1956. Germans in 1938.
We are going backwards.
I love the fact that is becoming common place. That didn't happen through a government program. This is Capitalism at it's best. Go SpaceX.
Actually NASA is SpaceX biggest customer and financial backer,SpaceX would not exist but for NASA funding. So taxpayers subsidized a large part of the miracle.
@@calvingeorge2412Over $5 billion in taxpayer funding
@@calvingeorge2412 True but one could also argue that initial investment ris from taxpayers is now being paid back, SpaceX is reducing the cost of the missions so much Nasa is expanding the contractor program. If ULA had their way taxpayers would still be writing blank checks to fund that monopoly.
Not exactly. SpaceX couldn’t exist without billions of dollars from the US government. Read Musk’s biography. The government contracts are the only thing they kept SpaceX from going out of business. Government contracts now are what keeps it in business. It’s far from pure capitalism. You’d be much more accurate to say “American socialism at its best.”
@@seanwilliams480 precisely. If it were really up to "free market" capitalism, we would not be seeing this today. All of the computer advancements of the 50s and 60s were founded upon government initiatives along with the post war period after the second World War, where contractors for the war effort directed their attention to the consumer market and began the golden age of computers and the boom in aerospace science. Federal budget funds appropriated in those fields was enormous and couple that with the collaborative effort of the European governments we now have technologies like the internet and GPS all stemming from government funded grants and loans that the free market would have likely never coughed up to begin with.
This is honestly some of the coolest shit I've ever seen.
Looks so easy! Actually, is pure genius.
Elon is on the shoulders of giants, liberals forget this
Super easy, barely an inconvenience...:-)
@@hindesite i had the same reaction xD
Okay that is what I call bullseye 🎯
Isaac, Robert, Jules, and so many others would be giddy!!
Wernher von Braun as well!
And, it makes Elon giggle like a little school girl! :)
And Beethoven too
Yep, seen these landings over a hundred times……… Still something out of a sci-fi movie. Can’t wait until the starship is normal like this.
We have to wait untill year 2050, you think Elon will see it land in Mars?
Maybe China Will have a few colonies in Mars, when this rocket lands there.
This is fake as fuck....
Most people don't realize how big that booster is.
I need a car or human next to it for comparison
Just don’t get any better than that!!
Just don't get any more fake than that.
Can't wait 'til the Starship system is online
@@danielmconnolly7 what’s fake about it?
@@danielmconnolly7 super heavy enters the chat
@@danielmconnolly7 where's fake your life?
Space X is just crushing every other rocket manufacture right now. Going to be very hard to top that.
Not exactly , their rockets are optimized for earth orbits. Less so for escape trajectories (ULA, ariane5 are better)
@@tarnegol3855
Yet😏
Starships in development
@@tarnegol3855 You keep forgetting (on purpose? ) Russia was the first in everything. Before that Germany.
@@oliviawutam (Soviet*)
In "everything"?? lol what about the first to put humans on the moon? who was the first I cant remember....... actually the soviets never sent human out of earths orbit.
Also, it took more time for them to master the hydrogen based propulsion which is necessary for those far reach trajectories
Elon IS a genius. Even if he is NOT a technical wizard he IS a the best leader in world history. We read Jeff Bezos was a monster leading with a whip. instilling fear in the staff, Elon just sits there and sames the engineers in finishing it himself , The rules and methods of GROUP EFFORT will be changed from now on.
I think I'll get old waiting for this to get old. Because it's never getting old. Beautiful clear shot of it coming in from the ground looking up in the first opening video!
This NEVER gets old. It’s like sci-fi on steroids.
@Paul Wood and you belive in the people on youtube who are lying and telling you fake lies
@Paul Wood What NO SANTA ???????? LOL
@Paul Wood you must be a bundle of laughs at a party, you just need to get out and go and meet some people, you've slipped into being a standard UA-cam conspirtard, you don't believe anything unless it happens to fit the narrative you've already decided excites you.
Absolutely agree, gives me a big smile on my face every time I see one of them land, I do electronic control for a living and trying to get simple things to just carry on doing what they're supposed to it's hard enough let alone this 8 times.
@Paul Wood That's right. No rocket has ever landed. In fact, none has ever reached orbit. The ISS doesn't exist. No human has walked on the moon. And you probably believe Donald Trump is still the actual president.
Phlat Erfers and Space deniers must be butt hurt that they could never achieve something as incredible as this.
They will never be butt hurt I'm afraid, totally brain washed. But hey, at least we enjoyed it
It's a CGI! Everything is CGI!
@@wojciechkedzierski5093 YEP! All CGI... cgi... cg-
Either you are just a troll or plain dumb!
@noreply I was joking indeed. Not many people can get a sarcasm without a smiley anymore.
But back to the track:
Flatearthers will always deny, no matter what evidence you show.
This is some proper Thunderbirds business.
Absolutely. I can see Brains at control central.
Let's go Elon and Team!!! SU tecnología
❗❕❗ABSOLUTELY AWESOME❗❕❗
This vid gives you a really good idea of how "hot" that baby is when it comes in for a landing. Love this stuff. Go SpaceX!!
@Richard Striebich I felt heart warmed going through so many cheering comments . Then down to Earth with a crash at this sad reminder that the world is actually mean and tormented.
Looks like a LIGHTHOUSE COMMING DOWN.
Unreal...surrealistic.
Amazing rocket space
No matter how often I see 'em, landing those stages still feels like a '40s scifi movie.
It's a 2021 sci-fi MOVIE indeed. It's not real. Go for it, try to find the real landing. You won't be able. :^] Just telling. Wake up.
Cyberius T;. Buck Rogers for sure. What if it really IS all Hollywood cybermagic and we really didn't go to the Moon...
@@docwill184 way too much evidence that they actually went. If you were going to fake it, why would you spend billions on the rocket? A Space Odyssey came out that same year, and it took thousands of people to make that movie, and you can still tell it’s fake. So where are the hundreds of people it took to fake the moon landing? There were literally thousands of people involved in the moon landing, even armature HAM radio operators received the audio and video from space. And I seriously doubt Russia and the rest of the world would have went along with a hoax, seeing Russia was in a space race with the US at that time. Plus a dozen other things, it’s been 50 years, no one can keep a secret that long.
Tom Corbett, Space Cadet's Polaris rocket!
@@docwill184 It was all filmed on a soundstage on Mars 😀
Great video !! Thanks for sharing ;-)
What really amazing is that this is that rocket's 8th landing.
There is a 10th flown / Landed sitting in storage right now waiting on a Mission Assignment.
@@ChannelReuploads9451 I thought the maximum life of these was 10 flights?
@@Kennerad0 Nope. Elon has never said that, except, once a booster reached 10 flights, it would get a deeper examination to see what needed extra attention.
imgur.com/a/OIrlfcY
www.space.com/spacex-most-flown-falcon-9-rocket-10-flights-photos
"That magic number of 10 may not be a hard limit but more of a guideline, Musk said following the Crew-2 mission in April. He also said the company plans to push Falcon 9 to its limit and will continue to launch its fleet of flight-proven boosters until they break. "
it looks so simple and yet its soooo dang hard to land an object like that on earth. bravo!
I am glad to be living in this generation
A Fake-All generation? Yeah, people have never been prouder! xD
Can anyone explain the second landing image change between countdown timer T+8:21 and T+8:22?
It looks like video of two different landings were spliced. Of course the point of view changed between a land-based camera and the view from some kind of aircraft. But the surroundings change a lot. Are those towers in T+8:21 just between the camera that's miles away and the landing pad? Anyone know the camera position and the landing site well enough to explain those towers?
Perspective.
Whole world rooting for Elon musk to succeed and populate one million earth souls in mars by 2050
Boooooring
To a sheep grass will always be amazing.
Yep, watched most of it from my front yard.
On a scale of 1 to 10 ,, how would you describe the noise from your front yard...even though I really think you don't give it a second thought ....given your unique position. I will bet that your property has gained value ,due to its strategic position.
@@MolloRelax
I would give it a definite 7 ! You not only hear the rumble from the launch but you can feel the vibration in your chest - there’s an immense amount of energy. Then there’s the sonic boom of the booster returning and it’s all really a great show.
Kinda felt like Elon's just showing off now.
I watch every one of these with my kids... They get just a hyped as I do...
Everyone saying this is CGI or a launch in reverse, why not go see a launch for yourself? Or too afraid to be wrong?
Launch in reverse? OMG, whoever says that isn't looking at the video! They need to just look at the flames. The flames flicker upwards at the tip because the air is moving up relative to the flame (edit @ 2:09). Landing a rocket is freaking awesome.
I used to see rockets on the twilight zone land like that and i would say, " that is so stupid, a rocket cannot land like that." They knew.
I literally thought it's a reversed video😂
broke the sound barrier coming down. holy God wow
its actually the reverse. it came back from above sound barrier speeds
Why do I, a 35 year old man, giggle like a little kid every time I see this?!
I'm 75, and likewise.
Beautiful, but I used to think it was rubbish when the Thunderbirds landed like that.
Of course. The fifties sci fi movies and the amazing Thunderbirds landed like this. Seemed preposterous at the time to land a tall rocket in reverse. Impossible but true now. Without a parachute!
I still light up like it’s the first time..... EVERYTIME!!
IKR? So friggin cool..
"How'd you fix the icing problem?"
"Icing problem...?"
The phrase “rocket science” is glibly used by many who have not an inkling of just how complex spaceflight actually is, from orbital dynamics to interplanetary navigation and planetary rendezvous.
well put
Well it can't be rocket surgery
Looks like there was some leaking ???
Dear Red China, every US Fourth of July we celebrate our nation's democracy by blowing off Chinese fireworks.
In the most Confucius statement made by one of our countrymen Rodney King.
*"Can't we all just get along".*
_See you on Mars_
Can you imagine waiting for your first stage ride back down to Earth after it deployed it,s payload?
Love it. Can't wait for global shutters to be more common. (no jello wobbling)
Stage one rentry and landing never gets old. Luve it every time. You rock Elon
Nasa still can't figure this out lol.
it that legal to do something so perfect?
Fing hell that booster is big 😂
Fantastic Bullseye once again
They really named the wrong part Dragon.
Great to finally see clear vision of a landing - without something cutting out just before touch down.
The sonic booms preceded the first stage booster this time, and the touchdown was feather light. I guess when you have plenty of fuel you can slow down.
Space... it's pretty big
AMAZING! Nothing further to say
Landing in a populated area is as stupid as it gets. One tiny malfunction, and its over. The odds are massive.
Isn’t populated tho.
Brad, as you can see at the following google maps link, the landing zone at the Cape Canaveral Space Force Station is hardly 'in a populated area'?
www.google.com/maps/place/28%C2%B029'20.0%22N+80%C2%B034'40.0%22W/@28.4900475,-80.5970508,10214m/data=!3m1!1e3!4m5!3m4!1s0x0:0x0!8m2!3d28.4888889!4d-80.5777778
👀😍👂💥💖💖💖👍
Think of all those taxpayer dollars that went to the bottom of the ocean since the 60s(and still are). Musk thought of it too and said “no way, that’s our profit and our competitive edge.”
Back then, that was the best way to do it. All of the initial work to figure out the complexities of rocket science was done by NASA. This is just the next phase, a phase that has been done many times before. Just one example from many. The "New World" was first explored by government. The Spanish crown funding Columbus, the British funded Drake, Raleigh, Hudson. And let's not forget Eriksson. After the government did the tough and dangerous parts, businesses then take over, and only then. For projects that are not as risky or expensive it's a toss up between entrepreneurs and big companies. Early autos, electricity come to mind. But even there, the oversight a government provides is necessary
It wouldn't been possible to do this in the 60s. The computing power required with 1960s computers, would have been bigger than the rockets themselves. The Apollo guidance computer was incredibly crude, though cutting edge for the time. In comparison, an iPhone has 100,000 times more computing power.
One step at a time: you first learn to crawl, then to walk, then to run... and back then it was already difficult and super expensive to send something to space in one piece and into the right orbit that increasing the level of difficulty and complexity would almost certainly only have hindered the progress that led to where rocket science is today!
@@ElementofKindness So why are they still doing it today? All the taxpayer dollars still being dumped into the ocean as NASA continues to launch disposable boosters. This happened for only one reason - the vision of a private company going against conventional wisdom.
@@seaotter52 The Columbus example is not good. There was very little free enterprise capitalism in the 14 and 1500s. Even today Congressmen are lobbying for NASA contracts going to companies making disposable boosters. SpaceX is beating them in spite of government not because of it. It’s the Fords, Jobs and Musks who transform the world thanks to their vision and free market capitalism. This is my firm belief. The American Revolution was a rebellion in part against crony capitalism and corruption: England working with The East India Company to squeeze out competition and control prices.
Amazon and respect...
The machine can build aircraft like UFO in the future...we hope so.... Aamiin
This never gets old. Musk has pulled off the once-thought impossible even though naysayers said he had NO place doing this type of engineering. So happy to see progress being made by leaps and bounds. Imagine where we will be in the next decade!
Wow! Now that's precision!
Who believes that this Shit is real?!
😂😂😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣😭
CGI 💯
@QED
What is an edgelord bro?
The people who go there and see it with their eyes would be the answer to your question. You too can do so and I highly recommend it.
You can get a ticket down to Florida and watch it go up in person
Since CGI has evolved, there are so many people who can travel to SPACE suddenly 😂🤷♂️
+Blue Beam Technology?!
NWO
GREAT RESET
CORONA
SPACE TRAVEL
Our Ocean is nearly undiscovered, But they tell us about the edge of space
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@@fileoffish1403
You Should not always trust your own eyes!