Arabsat-6A Mission
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- Опубліковано 10 кві 2019
- SpaceX is targeting Thursday, April 11 for a Falcon Heavy launch of the Arabsat-6A satellite from Launch Complex 39A (LC-39A) at NASA’s Kennedy Space Center in Florida. The primary launch window opens at 6:35 p.m. EDT, or 22:35 UTC, and closes at 8:31 p.m. EDT, or 00:31 UTC on Friday, April 12. The satellite will be deployed approximately 34 minutes after liftoff.
Following booster separation, Falcon Heavy’s two side boosters will attempt to land at SpaceX’s Landing Zones 1 and 2 (LZ-1 and LZ-2) at Cape Canaveral Air Force Station in Florida. Falcon Heavy’s center core will attempt to land on the “Of Course I Still Love You” droneship, which will be stationed in the Atlantic Ocean. - Наука та технологія
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19:55 Lift off
22:33 Side boosters separation
26:09 Side boosters entry burn
27:00 Centre core entry burn
27:27 Side boosters landing
30:12 Centre core landed on drone ship
45:08 sneak peak into the LOX fuel tank
54:02 Spacecraft separation from upper stage
Thanks a lot
Don Guru de Bro Thanks Bro! 😀
Don Guru de Bro Thanks Bro!
Thank a lot
The right side booster looks like its about to fall over.
That perfect double booster landing is one of the most beautiful things that I seen in my life.
you should look into the topic of girls more.
Woman cannot compare to a DOUBLE BOOSTER LANDING
@@jemand8462 You can't compare women to everything dude. There's so much more that is way better than just a good looking woman.
If someone teels me that the arab sat has only a beam for the 57 islamic staes, I will agree on that. But if it is for the economin migrants. And the beam spread also to Europe, I do not.
@Luke good looking women are a dime a dozen.
Anyone else getting emotional each time something goes right and you can hear the team genuinely proud
It's not "something goes right", it's "everything went right". Because even if the tiniest thing fails, everything can fail.
@@MasterMayhem78 everything went right is more of an end result, the people cheering as something goes right is them watching the journey and the processes that the rocket goes through
@@MasterMayhem78 #trying to be a smartass
Even a year later i get choked up when the cheering starts
I´d rather not hear the superbowl style comments and idiotic cheering. I preffer the sound of the launch and info.
30:15 "So we're gonna take a quick brea..."
*CROWD CHEERING AS THE LANDED CENTER CORE IS SHOWN*
ha ha 0 reply go brr
Hahaahahahaha lol
Watching those rockets land never gets old.
First picture of black hole
*1 day later*
3 boosters land
Amazing times we're in my friend!
Lol that's exactly what I was thinking!
Then a lunar lander crashes 😭😭😭😭😭
and today the first man was in space and its my B I R T H D A Y !!!!!
Wish it had been the same day
"Everything continues to look good..." 48:42 *somebody drops a plate or something* xD
Lmaooo
Low weight ! Woupwoup !
😂😂😂
They broadcasted on the mezzanine floor directly above their canteen, so expected plate-dropping noises.
Haha irony is funny
3:57 Webcast start
13:08 ArabSat ad
18:56 T-60 seconds
19:46 T-10 seconds
20:58 Max-Q
22:33 Booster engine cutoff (BECO)
23:32 Center core engine shutdown/main engine cutoff (MECO)
26:10 Side boosters begin entry burn
27:08 Center core begins entry burn
27:28 Side booster landing burn
27:50 Side booster landing
29:34 Center core landing burn
30:15 Center core landing
47:36 2nd stage engine restarts
49:02 2nd stage engine cutoff (SECO-2)
54:03 Arabsat-6A satellite deployment
@48:41 water bottle drops
@@CRAZYMANIAC44 oops I dropped my hydro flask
Side boosters seperate only two seconds after the vehicle reaches 1 mile per second speed.
Legend
4:40 look at the bottom right corner, Elon thinks Mars is already colonized.
Double booster landing is sooo sick
Watched it 10 times
Only 10 times?
I will NEVER get tired of watching SpaceX do this sci-fi voodoo bullsh*t. Awesome stuff!
exactly :) in a few decades though, it's gonna be a regular thing and people won't be so excited about it.
@@tugrulserhat Whats so exciting about it in the first place? Yes its a nice piece of tech but to be this hyped. Typical Musk followers.
@@Marc98338 smh all 3 boosters have never been landed before in the history of mankind. That's why it's exciting
Elon and the team this was absolutely astounding, As a 48 yr old guy i'm not ashamed to say watching this make's me tear up every time..What a time to be alive.
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🐑🐑🐑🐑
" What a time to be alive ".............I remember saying that 50 years ago this coming July !
While not quite 48 myself, I'm a bit sad I wasn't alive to see the Apollo take offs but this is the next best thing since
@@Drinnan ....The first moon LANDING was the big deal..... 21/7/69 .......remember, that was half a century ago.......
I just had a hilarious thought of John insprucker at home with his family grilling and he comments "Everything is nominal on the grill we should be eating in approximately 15 minutes."
And then after 15 minutes he says: "DRB."
Dinner Ready, Baby. 😂
meat separation confirmed
@@DarkBraveStuff meat ingestion confirmed
And later: rapid scheduled defecating
*norminal
@@Daniela-pr7rz Or unscheduled depending on what you're eating 🤣
Once in a while, I come back and watch this. It’s good soul fuel. Smiles and hugs to all of you who felt the same way when watching it happen. I’m holding your hands when SN8 fires up.
*CONGRATS ON LANDING ALL 3 BOOSTERS!*
*SPACEX NEVER FAILS TO IMPRESS!*
I triple it
So is ISRO
I quadruple it!
i quintuple it
Thank you for making history again.
The Exoplanets Channel 🐑🐑🐑🐑
Ulises Orozco You’re the sheep here
OutrageousGamer hahahahahahaha
my perspective god gave you the eyes to see the past the lies. God bless you
@@ulisesorozco7939 I think you need to visit the next falcon heavy launch and see it for yourself.
Why on earth does this make me so emotional?
Because it was out of this world.
But seriously I shed a tear. :')
And you're gonna get slapped for this pun too
@@YG-dd7er Don't tempt me with a good time, guy.
It makes me emotional because I remember the various Programs (Apollo, Gemini, Mercury, etc...) seeing launched on TV and recovered as a kid of the late 60's and 70's.
@@jdo2574 in terms of nostalgia, I don't think I can quite compare with my experiences. However, I can appreciate the concept. The grandness of our pursuits as a human race with ambition and potential to achieve those ambitions reaches a crescendo when we step on the next stone of advancement. It is... beautiful to see us become greater than what we think is possible.
Steven Hoyt same, I had chills and was tearing up...no idea why
Falcon Heavy Launches are easily the coolest, most inspiring, beautiful and impressive launches humanity have ever and most likely will ever witness. We are so fortunate to get to witness them in our life time during this short period of just a few years. Once Starship/BFR takes over there, FH will be phased out and it's unlikely we'll see another reusable side booster configuration rocket with simulatanous landings ever again. Especially not with the excitement, buzz and finesse of SpaceX's cameras, editing and presentation. Even with the video feed drop outs, that just adds to the anticipation and edge of your seat hype.
Long live Falcon Heavy, hopefully enough people hear about you before you are long gone.
Thanks guys! Can't say enough - Long live Falcon Heavy, hopefully enough people hear about you before you are long gone !!
you didn't grasp the grandeur of the Apollo 11 launch right?
@Jon falcon heavys first flight had me in tears, but I think the first orbital Starship launch will have me feeling an emotion I’ve never felt before. Probably a mix between wonder, hope, awe, fear, fondness, happiness, and excitement.
@@sportsfails4998 couldn't agree more. Literally the only thing (aside from the crewed launch) that I'm looking forward to (especially true now covid isolation has made it impossible to make any plans for the near future)
if i ever become a billionaire id pay spacex to send a box of cookies into a high earth orbit twice a year just so we could all watch falcon heavy
Can't believe the previous falcon heavy launch was more than a year ago!
the release date of the animated movie Beauty and the Beast is closer to the date of the moon landing than today. yup, time flies.
Always nice to see the simultaneous side booster landing.
27:35 - Side Boosters landing
29:35 - Centre core landing
The center core landing is not shown silly
I almost thought you said "simulated" and you were being sarcastic
@@ThomasJr So thats your contribution? Speaking of silly boy
@@yvang909 what you mean, contribution?
45:09 view inside the second stage fuel tank
Tried not to cry when those boasters land
Cried
Too untrue to be true
Amazing spaceX
Hope one day we could reach Mars
Falcon heavy at liftoff: 5 million pounds of thrust.
Yeah. Capable of getting stuff to Mars
AMEN!!!
@@WeiFinder compared to Electron
Yeah, it got me too 😌
same man
I was lucky enough to see this in person from the Exploration Tower in Cape Canaveral. Drove my Tesla Model 3 over 1,000 miles in 24 hours to see it. It was an unforgettable sight. I actually got some pretty good footage of the launch and landings in my latest video. Great job, SpaceX team!
Sick flex. I watched this on a nokia in my boxers eating Cheetos.
Hey Im a big fan of yours
@@DustinPlatt I watched from my cereal box lol
No you don't have
@@avionot.savunma no they dont have what?
It's amazing how you can see the entire state of Florida from the booster cam and 2 minutes later it's on the ground.
That timeline at the bottom of the screen was useful. Why remove it?
yeah was wondering the same!
I like the old style one that was flat along the bottom of the screen. On the last F9 launch they used that arch shaped timeline. It was harder to read, so I hope they go back to what worked.
thats skipped revenue.
There're so many screen today. I don't have enough eyes to watch all of them. The timeline is too much for me
The reason you couldn't see the timeline on the crew dragon mission was because it was streamed in 720p. Very hard to read. I managed to read this one fine as it was in 1080p. Also they probably got rid of it as it looked to be in the way
54:27 Oh my god he said it! He actually said it intentionally this time!
I’m late, but YES!
NoRMinaL
Rewatching this launch after more than a month. It still amazes me!
Me too!
after a year*
I’m so happy to see John Insprucker back on the webcasts. That guy was born to host these webcasts.
Wholehearthedly agreed.
@@N1gel XD?
I agree. He's truly an expert in his craft. If something goes wrong during a mission, he's the one you can trust to explain it well.
i love his voice he sounds just like the old nfl broadcaster van miller
#InspruckerHype
Thank you Space X for the doing the coolest things since the moon landings!!!!!!!
LaRue Allen 🐑🐑🐑
Ulises Orozco 🐐
Isn't that next on their list? Moon stuff?
GrandProtectorDark soon to come, you’re easy to fool that’s why you believe this lol. “It’s easier to fool someone, than to convince them they have been fooled.” Let that sink in, because that quote was created for you.
GrandProtectorDark how ironic, an actual tinhat calling someone else a tinhat lmao. Your head’s so far up your ass you think you have it right. I’m not saying i do, however i did enough research to know what it’s about, you on the other hand believe anything they tell you
RIP Center Core. Landed from space like a champ, but lost at sea on the way back because the Octabot wasn't around...
The octabot was designed to grab the core of the falcon 9 due to design changes the falcon heavy core is different so the octabit is useless 😭😭😭
@@depressed_neutron They knew that right?
The ignition of the side boostes at liftoff is just like a volcano erupting... then the landing in parallel and the last booster on the drone ship from a speed of 10500 km/h is just mindblowing... what an accomplishment from Space X... When I hear critics from people about their failures in the Starship prototype phase... let me tell you... If Space X is struggling in anything... then competitors are not even thinking of doing what they are trying... they are years ahead of anybody else...
"A completely norminal day" has just entered my vocabulary.
@54:24
It's EXTRAORDINARY to have everything ordinary...
@@jiraphat2200 Or to have the ordinary be extraordinary :)
You should visit r/SpaceXMasterrace
@@kellywu4061 Noice
@@kellywu4061 Jeff Who?
Watched this in person about 5-6 miles from the landing zone.... I am speechless. Seeing these 2 boosters fly through the atmosphere next to eachother then relighting their engines and landing in sync is mind boggling
Very cool
Had a friend in nasa get me the close seats for the first falcon heavy launch. Man that double landing is unreal even in person.
are you sure you saw them? or a holograme
@@martinasenov3361 hologram isn't even invented yet 🤦
Thank you Space X for your mission , right know I am watching LIVE my favorite channel "Camel race ' ultra HD , using Arab 6A satellite.
Go camels
Amazing. I never get bored of watching those boosters land side by side. Landing the third was just the icing on the most awe inspiring cake!!! Great job everyone. WOW!!!
I hope we will see many more Falcon Heavys to come!
But just take a step back and think about how f* awesome the BFR will be, if those Falcon Heavys are already literally out of that world!
Hah, isee what you did there!
But seriously how can you be first and Top comment on nearly every video you comment in!?
Oh, gee whiz, from falcon 1, to Falcon 9, to falcon Heavy, in just ten years, and BFR is probably two to four years away. What a time to be alive! And there are people who think the Kardashians are important.
Especially since I walk out my back yard to watch
Yes but, NASA and Space X needs to eliminating the delays due to weather. Can't they set a launch on a clear day?
@@KDSwales weather is a non controllable that isn't fully predictable. The key is to be able to launch without weather affecting it.
Having worked on Titan I missiles in 1958 it's amazing to see the progress!
Steve Wyers 😱😱😱😱😱
Holy shit bro! Thanks for your work man!
That makes you a big part of our journey. Thanks for your contribution.
Jessie is my fav. I pretty much love the whole spacex broadcast crew. Love watching their stuff.
Thank you SpaceX. We wish you the best! We will be watching in support!
You of course...
Dear Mr. Musk, thank you for being the most inspirational human being on planet Earth. Thank you, thank you, thank you!
Danny yes, thank you for treating you first wife the way you did, very classy and inspirational.
Dear Mr. Musk AND TEAM....
concur !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! WOW
Musk is a tyrant and a rip-off conman!
Uh,....Steve Jobs ? ....sorta changed the world ?
Honestly a tear came to my eye when that third stage landing feed came back on and the booster was standing there. Amazing
Wow, what a sad life you must live lol
@@ryanyoung7433 No, what a sad life you must live.
@@plantingseedsproductions4195 idk, I'm doing pretty good. And I dont cry over rockets landing 😂
I was pretty happy when the feed shows that first stage landing since last time, the feed cut off to the first stage crashing. My heart kinda skipped a beat and I let out a sigh of relief when I saw the first stage standing there. Absolutely fantastic.
I cried a bit too!
I watch this once per week. It never gets old.(I cheer every time too)
The way the speed gauge climbed and then the rate at which those altitude numbers climb after the Transfer orbit burn...it's astounding how fast those satellites are really going.
These launches and landing of the boosters are always amazing. I was 16 years old when they first went to the moon, I'm 67 now and I'm still amazed.
Charles Damery you are still deceived by this crap... poor you spent your whole life believing a pack of lies
Thats amazing. I wonder how far we have come by the time i reach that age.
András Ács power is of no interest to me that’s what he false deities like Musk are obsessed with. I have no ego hence being able to wake up this despite everyone being programmed to think you are crazy for it.
Jon Drac85 you say you don’t have an ego, but here you are insisting that everyone is blind and you are away simply because it’s not the norm.
@@jondrac8547And I take it that you think the earth is flat too. I served in the Royal Canadian Air Force and have flown all around the world and I know it's not flat, it's kind of pear shaped actually, and I've met astronauts and I watch the ISS regularly, so I know it's true, I also keep an open mind. I also use my real name and not some made up one.
1. The payload inserted into desired orbit
2. All 3 boosters landed
3. John Insprucker said "norminal"
I call this a completely successful mission
@Charles Ball That's not what he said.
I wasn't sure I heard that until I read your comment. Was it error or joke on his part?
@Charles Ball that's the joke, on the Intelsat 35E webcast he accidentally said norminal and it became a meme.
Charles Ball You must be new here.
*NORMINAL*
I`v seen the videos of those booster landings many times... but every single time i watch one it looks so amazing.
Nothing beats two Block 5s landing simultaneously right next to eachother. Cant help but smile every time i see it
this is the greatest thing i'd ever see thats crazy. i'm literally crying bcause of that
Harvin Ramsons wait a few years for BFR
signs of hope for humanity.
Congrats SpaceX on this again historic achivement!!
Ty for doing this.
When I saw the center core I literally screamed with joy! Keep proving them wrong Elon!
Separation from first one with Tesla was on 90km altitude this one was even higher 101km 23:30
@@klokoloko2114 Not only was it higher, it came in at over 7,000mph+ decelerating itself! On top of that, the re-entry was incredibly shallow, meaning once it was over the drone, it had to carefully execute a controlled burn to re-orient itself vertically for touch down on the drone ship. It was probably the most challenging and difficult recovery they have ever had to do and it should probably be on the 2019 Guinness Book Of Records!
ahh ok... ;D
@@mrsantana9094 Yes, quite impressive !
make my day. "Unstable video connection of course i still love you"
I work only a mile from where the landing zone 1 and 2 are and it was the first time I saw the boosters land up close. Most incredible experience I have ever seen. I'm so happy to be working at the Cape and be apart of history. If anyone can get a chance and visit the space coast please do!!! It's so worth it I promise you! Love you SpaceX and everyone on here! 👍
John is the voice of Space X Launches 🚀 Classic 👍
It is my birthday today. I woke up watching this beautiful launch and landings...must say - absolutely best thing today!! Thank you SpaceX
everytime i feel sad about the world it's enough just to watch those side boosters land simultaneously and i feel happy again, thank you hardworking people at spacex
Straight goosebumps watching the synchronized landing of the Secondaries, to top it off with a safe landing of the third Booster on the Drone Ship... Absolutely Phenomenal!
its still amazing they are not using chutes to assist the return landings. That is really wonderful and precise engineering
I recommend dwathcing Everyday's Astronaut video "Why we don't use parachutes to land first stages" or something like that,he goes way in dept about this and why using a engine is better
I was also thinking they'd save fuel if the had chute assistance but then I guess the wind could put them off too much so those grills are probably the next best thing
They're practicing for landing on Mars
Yeah, they'll use that booster landing technology for Mars mission. 🚀
Much like Tesla electric cars. We can't effectively use fossil fueled cars on Mars. 🚗
Falcon 9~successful
Falcon heavy~successful
Bfr~under construction
Falcon 1~successful
What is BFR ?
Big fucking rocket ?
@@MonsterPumpkin literally
@@MonsterPumpkin yes
@@MonsterPumpkin No. It was renamed months ago to the upper stage- Starship, and the lower stage- SuperHeavy
47:32 if you ever wonder what solid oxygen looks like
Damn that's interesting
*but can you breathe it?*
You also get to see it obliterated by the main engine ignition. 0.25 speed 47:36
@@notmo. Yes but only once.
@@notmo. freeze your lungs
Amazing wiew 22:50 at lower left , how the other buster turns and faces the descent towards the Earth. Awesome
I love Jessica's little hidden giggles as she's describing things, now that's a person who really loves their career.
If this doesn't inspire younger generation to take math and science seriously then I don't know what will. As an engineer I can truly appreciate the amount of collective knowledge and dedication that must have gone into this and similar missions. Simply beautiful, masterpiece.
ar kot it’s not real you idiot lol hey let just throw math and science in as though they some how confirm this fairytale
@@jondrac8547 yes, it is not real. Reality is that aliens abuct you every night and do things to you. Now a high school drop out will teach me about engineering.
I think it does, at least it inspires me a lot. Watching this video changed my day. Everytime Spacex posts a new video, I'm super excited! I'd love to work there, but I don't know what degree should I study (I'm aiming for a double degree on pure maths and physics). What would you do in my position?
@@ItzNero69 number one it is really great that you are passionate about this. Number two pure science is equally important. Remember engineering is application of science. Without foundation there is no good engineering. If science is what excites you go for it. Just make sure that the field has some application in space industry be it rocket propulsion, aerodynamics, electronics and telecommunication etc.best of luck.
ar kot you are not an engineer though are you... just a clown on UA-cam telling lies.
I get chills every time I watch one of these. It's a great time to be alive.
As a french there, Looking with my eyes to this long flame turning horizontal toward orbit, I heard the 2 bangs... and people saw 2 metal lights objects... I dind't understood all the comments ( my bad ) After I went to the big screen for the separation , but this video made me again great and proud of the humanity...as I saw its boosters came back ... the famous 2 bangs , I thought they were burning toward the sea !! People know that in plane the difficult exercice is the touch down !!! So what a Great Job SpaceX & NASA... Go on. PS: As in the 3D video at Cap'... that s not the end... What next after Mars :)
I m only one who cry watching this? So beautiful, Space X thanks for be the beginning of everything.
Don't you mean the continuation of everything? Nasa was the beginning of everything.
@@michaelcoles8325 Nasa was the second to the beginning of everything behind the USSR's space program.
Calm the fuck down...
@@michaelcoles8325 For these hype kids, spacex is everything,.
Michael Coles i mean this way to do it, given more access to people to see, with many cameras, with cool lives videos, and also be a private corporation is very important, it allows an enormous technology avance.
I flailed in my chair out of excitement when the center core landed properly
You people are amazing, such great accomplishments for us as a species!
This is so beautiful that i could cry. God Bless Elon and SpaceX
Hollywood for real. Wake the heck up already
@@HelmutBchron you stupid ass flat earther, if you think it's all a hoax than why bother watch it anyways you IDIOT
@@lupitalomeli7128
r/woooooooooosh
maybe?
@@ExcelonTheFourthAvalonHeirs Nope
@@HelmutBchron Gr8 b8 m8. I r8 8/8
First the black hole and now this. A great week to focus on the positives of humanity :)
Lol and good try Israel, we all make mistakes👍
This is history in the making and profoundly redemptive of the human spirit and future!! I watched Neil Armstrong step on the moon - the two Falcon Heavy launches have been equally inspirational even though I had to wait 50 years for them. Looking forward to a Mars retirement...a new colony will need some wise old hands!! Congrats to all the innovative and talented SpaceX staff that have built this incredible vehicle!
Robert Maillardet
Yea man, my mom got me out of bed early on July the 16, 1969. She kept saying, “c’mon now get up, this is very important”. She had gotten passes for the viewing area at the cape through a general friend of my grandfather. But the traffic was just too bad and we didn’t make it through the gate. Still, the percussion did take my breath away. A few days later I was glued to a tv that I had taken to my room to watch Neil and Buzz.
Hopefully this momentum, with different forces will carry through and we can get the chance to be fertilizer on Mars (after exploring and working on mars for years of course ). Cheers.
You guys stayed asleep... sad 🐑🐑🐑🐑
@@bearlemley Bear - Wow I'm so jealous - you actually felt and heard that Saturn V!! I watched the launch on TV and was in a science lab at school in Australia when they went for the walk...
Ulises Orozco you fail at life.
ophello haha me or the people believing in this? 😂
I am feeling so happy for you as a company but also for you as a meaningful contributor to humanity. Thank you a lot!
10:15 I cried tears of joy at this part. It was just so awesome to see something this fantastic. It gives you hope.
these talented dudes from Space X cause admiration and respect, congratulations to all
Congrats from China. I really believe spacex can make it to Mars
CHINA SHOULD TRY TO DO IT SOONER AND MORE MISSIONS IN SPACE I LIKE THE MOON ROVERS CHINA HAS SENT
It can't just be SpaceX, we need a global effort! I'm from Canada and were doing a sub par job
If the Chinese people have any sense they won’t buy this crap. The Chinese moon landing is a joke looks like an old Atari game the cgi is so poor.
I am still wondering why aren't the Chinese on ISS yet, isn't it international, I mean, space is the common front of humanity, it's really about time to set aside our national interest in pursue of something greater, and yet, US is busing bossing everyone around, UK is having a Brexit Breakdown, Africa still can't get their infrastructure straight, Middle East is busing murdering each other, Russia is sitting there and profiting, Japan is barely doing much a good job recently, Europe is having an internal breakdown about speratism, Korea is bitter about someone who keeps occupying half of their country, south-eastern countries couldn't be bothered about space, Australia and NZ are firing microsats for once, Canada is still bragging about Chris and Canadarm on their banknotes, China is literally being an absolute jerk by calling everyone else for their actions, then proceeds by acusating condements about not having proof by using absolutely no proof at all, and the rest of the world is still contemplating their National Identity.
And all thoese who achieve anything, at all, these days are innovators, Entrepreneur, Engineers and many more that I appreciate but couldn't think off right now. When oh When will someone, anyone, to bring forth a plan for humanity where all nations,big or small, strong or weak, Rich or Poor to what humans, as a civilization would do?
jack Chang I thought there were chinese on ISS.
20:16 It looks like the center core isn't throttled up all the way. The exhaust plume is smaller than the others
some men are bigger than others
Yeah they can’t run all 27 engines at full throttle at once so the center core is throttled down to I think about 70% thrust so the vehicle doesn’t destroy itself
The falcon heavy is so powerful that they have to shut off and have lower throttle for the center core to not destroy the launchpad.
Turns out Delta Heavy is flown the same way.
YASSSS 3 BOOSTERS LANDED SAFELY!! so proud of you space x!!
third booster was lost at sea due to choppy water...
Mark this date, folks. We've officially ushered in a new era of spaceflight with this one! 👍 worth the wait!
absolutely
How is this launch a demarcation between what came before, and what will happen after?
@@dansv1 Arguably the ability to use Heavy Lift Vehicles with this degree of reliability and reuse-ability, from a purely commercial company could be a demarcation between the post shuttle era and commercial partnership era of NASA. While I'd be inclined to agree that this launch doesn't shake up space exploration as much as Apollo, Sputnik, Skylab, Voyager, the Shuttle Program or the modern Rovers... The full creativity of the human race could never be brought to bare unless companies like SpaceX create competition, and a successful launch of a commercially sold Falcon Heavy is the crowning achievement for SpaceX thus far. This is the most powerful, advanced and capable rocket mankind has ever launched for the purpose of profit.
Edit: To clarify, I say this degree of reliability because even though it's only the second flight of a Falcon Heavy because the cores are nearly identical to the Falcon 9. Same Merlins, same guidance, same grid fins, etc. The Falcon and it's derivatives are very proven rockets at this point.
@@iconicfury yes, but it is a second launch
@@BestHakase But the first commercial non-test launch. The previous one was the proof of concept.
It blows my mind the seemless success on a system level, whether its a pump, software...what a fantastic achievement..
Brilliant! Landing all three boosters is like science-fiction. Amazing work and keep it up :-)
I congratulate the entire SpaceX team for the perfect job, I love them!
Any Live cast with John is a good live cast for me, Please never fire that man
He's a legend -- I was about ready to riot when he wasn't on DM-1.
agreed
WOW!!! Three boosters landed back on Earth. It's unreal. Great job SpaceX 🤩
Really? third booster was lost at sea due to choppy water! WOW!!!
Jacob Willow Yes. I read that too. But SpaceX landed on the drone ship anyhow. They where unfortunately hit by high seas and that did make the rocket fall over after the landing. It seems like they need to anchor it tight fast so it don’t happen again. It is still three landings, that’s the first time 👏🏻wow👏🏻
@@DadinSweden They have now modified the booster hold down robot to be able to grab the center core, so in the future it shouldn't fall over.
@@williamgreene4834 Ok, thanks. SpaceX is amazing!
@@DadinSweden I am old enough to have watched Apollo 11 land on the moon. I was beginning to think we were never going to leave here again. Spacex gives me new hope. Yes they are amazing. Have a nice day.
I'm so proud watching these launches. I'll take all the optimism I can get these days
when corona virus news makes me feeling bad, I am coming back to watch this video again to cheer me up
Please put the horizontal timeline back across the bottom of the screen. That semicircle thing, that was there for a bit, was impossible to see clearly and I have a 42 inch TV. Keep the speed and altitude indicators in the bottom left, but above the timeline. Thank you.
ABSOLUTELY a most beautiful launch and recovery. NAILED IT!
Yea dude just buy a new tv. It makes the circular timeline much more straight.
Congrats from Hungary! Superb job! The only thing I missed was the timeline at the bottom of the screen.
Thank you. It was tough work but I pulled through.
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Annyira jó látni, hogy nem én voltam az egyetlen magyar akit az ilyen kilövések éltetnek, ezért maradtam fent hajlani 2-ig, meg előző nap is 3-ig, csak azt elhalasztották. És igen, a timeline kicsit hiányzott lentről, de az élményből nem vett el!
yes, but it was also historical without it
Hi Hungary
19:55 >LIFT OFF!!!
22:33 >Side boosters separation.
26:09 >Side boosters entry burn.
27:00 >Centre core entry burn.
27:27 >Side boosters landing.
30:12 >Centre core landed on drone ship.
45:08 >Was a Stargate or Something.
54:02 >Spacecraft separation from upper stage.
I would assume that at 45:08 that is the camera view for the liquid O2 tank meant for the engineers and technicians to assist in monitoring fuel consumption.
I thought, she lost a bet. Took me some time to get, that the ship is called 'of corse I still love you'
Split screens are the best! I like the spectator views you provide!
Hello from Russia! I admire your achievements! The United States is a great country that has raised many great people. GO USA, GO Elon Musk!!!
Russia is also amazing😁
@Trailblazer what did he say?
Soyuz rocket is also very impressive.
@@joelcoll4034 If Trailblazer is referring to the guy who posted in Russian, he offered his own congratulations and said he thought there ought to be many more Russians expressing similar sentiments.
I find it interesting that all of the bots and trolls who used to post saying that Soyuz was the only means of getting astronauts to the ISS have suddenly disappeared. I wonder why that is?
@@bodyno3158 Soyuz does look very cool going up, not so much coming back down.
I remember when this popped up on my recommendations a year ago. I didn’t even know what it was.
I’m been obsessed with SpaceX since
22:49 You can see one side booster in the camera view from the other! Awesome!
I've watched dozens of clips of the boosters landing and I could watch another thousand and they'd still make me get a chill up my spine.
The side booster landing was so precise and amazing!
How can you not cry watching this?
just wanna say the shot transition at 20:03 was pure gold
47:36 you can see some of the frozen oxygen get burnt up by the engine.
Woah! That's cool
Great catch
look out! space debri s
Oxygen doesn't "burn".
Joshua Crowell it doesn’t burn, it does get burnt up.
What a great birthday present! Thanks Elon and SpaceX! 3 for 3 on my 65th.
Happy Birthday 🎂🎁
Happy b-day a day later...and yes, what a cool thing to have happen on your birthday! :)
Belated Happy Birthday David, as another 6X year old still get blown away that we got to watch from Mercury to FH 👌
Happy b day
Lukes Modz Ich frage mich, was zuerst der Mond oder der Mars sein wird.
19:46 Countdown
19:57 Ignition
19:58 Liftoff
20:58 Supersonic
21:00 Max Q
22:33 Side Booster Seperation
22:50 Side Booster Boostback turn
23:32 Main Engine Cutoff
23:40 Second Stage Ignition
23:50 First Stage Grid FIns deployed
24:04 Fairing Seperation
24:10 Sidebooster Boostback Turn End
24:35 Booster Grid Fins deployed
25:10 Sideboosters Reentry Burn
27:05 Main Stage Reentry Burn
27:29 Side Booster Landing Burn
27:44 Right Booster Landing
27:46 Left Booster Landing
28:51 Second Stage Cutoff
29:30 Main Stage Landing Burn
29:40 Lost Connection to "Of course I still love you"
29:52 Main Stage Landing
30:15 "Of course I still love you" Conection back, Main Stage Landed
30:30 Coast Phase + Animation of current Second Stage Location
45:08 Short look into LOX Tank
47:35 Second Stage Relight (Parking Orbit)
48:33 Throttle down
49:02 Reached Desired Orbit
54:04 Satellite release
Yeah...this never gets old!!!
You never cease to impress me and give me goosebumps and a goofy smile on my face - from across the world, THANK YOU, SpaceX, for your amazing accomplishments in space exploration!
Every time I watch a SpaceX launch, I wish I would have went to school for astrophysics instead. Amazing! Great work SpaceX team!
Ryan McMorrow astrophysics is not about rockets, it’s about how things in space work.
Daniel Turner aeronautic engineer?
@@ryanmcmorrow335 Or more specifically, an astronautic engineer!
no, just an engineer [electric-electronic-computer-mechanical-aerospace]
I've often thought this myself.
That guy makes it so exciting to watch :D
What an amazing step for humanity. Beautiful