SpaceX launches 105 satellites on rideshare mission, nails landing in Florida
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- Опубліковано 12 січ 2022
- A SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket launched the Transporter-3 ridesahare mission from Space Launch Complex 40 at Cape Canaveral Space Force Station in Florida on Jan. 13, 2022. The first stage of the rocket touched down at Landing Zone 1 in Florida a few minutes later.
Credit: SpaceX - Наука та технологія
As somebody who was a teenager during Gemini and Apollo I find these landings incredible.
As somebody who worked on the F18 and the ordnance/rockets/missiles and knows how crazy the whole idea was from the start...
Musk is a genie.
The shots are amazing 👏, so glad to be alive to witness all this.
I never get used to. Love every touch down.
I think the landing is best thing to watch in the world! like hearing beethoven 5th or seing micheal jordan dunk ! simply masterpiece,
combination of software + hardware at the best!
well done spacex!
My father, who worked on the Apollo mission, has to be looking down from heaven and smiling.
I was lucky enough to watch this in person last week! I happened to be in Orlando for work and made it over to the cape in time to watch the launch and landing. It was incredible! 🚀
EVERY TIME IT LANDS I'M HOLDING MY BREATH.
NEVER SHORT OF EXCITEMENT.
watching these weekly or monthly NEVER gets old!!!! AMAZING!!!!
never gets old.
Seeing one of those touch down is never getting old !! It still looks like science fiction to me
Never get tired of this
I never get tired of watching these landings 👍
When i was a kid we waited YEARS to see an Apollo launch . Now its like 'hey i missed a couple of launches this week!'
The first booster grab that Mechazilla tries is going to be a nail biter!
What an icredible achievement by Spacex !! Look forward to the upcomig scissors catch technology...
RTLS are the best they provide us live and uninterrupted view of the landing
It never gets old.
This never gets old..!
So awe inspiring and amazing to watch this landing
really perfect mission and landing
Never
Gets
Old
Good Job SpaceX !
That was awesome.
Absolutely brilliant news, thanks for the videos, just brilliant work, you space workers.
Never get old still amazing
Is it me, or the first stage nowadays monitoring is indeed much more interesting to watch than the 2nd one?
Yes!
It always was
do we know what happens to the second stage?
@@xorcst I think they just crash it into the sea - it isn't recoverable or reusable anyway, apart from the fairings.
@@xorcst Once the payload is deployed it gets deorbited and burns up over the Pacific, if something survives reentry it just crashes into the ocean
At least they do that for LEO missions (LEO = Low Earth Orbit)
This whole complex rocket system is now a routine for SpaceX. Damn...
Nice.... as expected. 👏
The land booster landings... My head can't get around it
This is the Ukrainian satellite Sich-2-30🇺🇦😍
Congrats Ukraine!
@@KorbinX thank you very much🤗
I understand that these rideshare launches have had payloads from 20 countries and several hundred individuals. SpaceX is opening space to ordinary people from around the world. This is a phenomenon would never have been possible if we waited for government agencies to get us there. I wonder how long it would take NASA and ESA to round up 20 countries that all agreed on the mission, cost, who does what etc. (not a slap at JWT, just reality).
This booster has now completed 10 missions in 19 months. This is interesting, because the first 10 launch booster took 36 months to get to ten; the second took about 29 months. Evidence of continuous improvement in turnaround operations. Its also evidence of a work force that is both highly skilled, and more importantly, has bought in to the program.
Oh, and congratulations to Ukraine. You have right to be proud.
@@bobbarclay3203 Thanks. So we're really proud of that
Those gratings /or paddles?) were not seen before the soviet "Pioneer" MIRVED ICBM came to the Smithsonian NASM. Are there any Tech Reports on them?
Every time I see this, I’m taken back to my science fiction years as a kid! Brilliant…… just brilliant!
Waaw😍 That's Amazing mission Love The Mission😍🔥🇮🇳
Congratulations #SpaceX For Thise Successfully mission👏👏👍👍🎉🎉🔥🔥💐💐🇮🇳🇮🇳🙏🙏
Its fucking fake wake up
Congratulations spaceX
Why was Falcon9 able to return to launch site? Was is not as far away from launch after separation ? Or was the pay load lighter so it could carry more fuel or is there any other reason for that?
The reason why the Falcon 9 booster can return to land at the launch site vs the drone ship is entirely due to the speed that the booster must reach to get the second stage to proper velocity to get its payload into orbit.
So if a faster speed is used by the booster more fuel is used and then it must land on a drone ship. Slower speed of course less fuel used and the booster can return to the launch site. It saves Space X time and money if it can return to the launch site instead of a drone.
6;04 left side what is that a space bird
i saw it in other spacex lanch
Nice Video 👍
When the UK created Concord it was not allowed to fly faster than the speed of sound over certain countries because some people objected to the sonic boom. Do the locals in USA object to the noise?
It's different though, the majestic Concorde at sonic speed had a multitude of sonic booms as it maintained that speed, the stage one only has one boom and far from population.
Well done !!!
Super comme d'habitude !
5:30 whats that object spinnin under the rocket? UAP? Left camera
It's ice
Phallic rockets rock!
Top top hem sucedido esse lançamento...tecnologia é tudo
Congratulations #SpaceX👏👏👏🔥🔥👍👍
Wat a beautiful lonely cloud ☁️ near the sun ⛅️ 🧐 😇🙌🙏
Young Sheldon MADE the Maths for this.
Tice is 👍🏻
How are the starlink satellites not going to cause interference with radiotelescopes? I’ve read a lot about astronomers warning against this, even after spaceX finally addressed it somewhat, And when other projects launch their batches of mini satellites it’s going to blind telescopes even more.
They have been engineered to have minimal interference and the area of space they orbit is very vast and they have immense space between each other.
@@vazionify2005 I know why astronomers go nuts then and ask the UN for help. But those sats have certainly ruined my stargazing As a lot of them pass right over my house. They must cause problems for optical telescopes
its getting2 more beautiful OMG spaceX
At 6:38 Something comes out of the 2nd stage forward of the nozzles.
Never heard of the space lizard? 🦎 🤣🤣
I don't know what is that, but i think i saw it in every mission
Frost from the fuel.
This is soooo F***ing cool
Next time they do this they need to attach the newest gopro to see a better beautiful view
Агонь !!! )))
I'm from India bro space x broke India's 104 sattellite record
Guys did you see any strange thing around 8.25 to 8.35. right side screen rocket landing arms e ject early than left screen. Facts : I'm also love space things n elon
I wish to go to space one day
Never going to happen. It's not real....
Me 2🥺🥺❤️🎈
@@Verbal_Sin Flerf spotted
@@Verbal_Sin Another shill, for someone that thinks its all fake you sure do have allot of comments on this fake propagandist channel ay.
When they are no longer needed can they be brought back down or will they just be junk spoiling the night sky for everyone?
They will deorbit
Many, but not all satellites have a planned or scheduled reentry which burns it up. I know all the Starlinks do that. Ive also seen some on line arguments/controversy about the issue.
You're creative keep going✨✨✨✨✨..
Sender:your brother (Baraa) from Palestine
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Amazeballs! Big congrats to all the boys and girls writing the code to enable this to look soooo well amazing! Ps “flat earthers” lack of comments on here speaks volumes! just saying:)
Bulls eye
Thanks Elon Musk, your are G-R-E-A-T for America and the entire world.
Ukraina - the best 👏👏👏🔥🔥👍👍
Why does the " curvature " of the Earth keep changing ?
Wide angle lenses
@@Ethan_Roberts Fisheye lenses, actually. In fact, given what we are supposed to believe the supposed circumference of the mythical sphere is, you would never see that curvature anyway.
@@rolotomassi4917 same thing but it doesn't matter whether or not the rocket uses this type of lens, it isn't to cover up a flat earth or anything. The curvature of the earth would be easily visible from 100km or greater which is what's seen in the video. Just because the video shows the opposite of what you want to be true, doesn't make your point correct.
@@Ethan_Roberts If the Earth was in fact 12,756 km in diameter, an offset from that diameter by 100km in no way would allow a camera to see any significant degree of curvature. Obviously, you have not given this subject much thought.
They sent 3 lithuanian made satellites, huge thanks to Elon
[color commentator]: "As you can see....can see....you can see. Hmmmm. How about I just STFU and let you watch."
Space X the best
Like👍🇺🇦💪🇺🇸
STOP THIS !!
No mouse this time ! to bad
O yes i see it at 7.25
bruh thats ice
@@Benjordy2 yeah sure and this is ....ua-cam.com/video/ckLumdKDMV0/v-deo.html
@@Benjordy2 if it's ice then why isn't it sucked into space
@@fpost4629 if its a mouse why is it still alive when there isnt any oxygen
@@fpost4629 ice or foam
NASA must be green with envy.
Not really, because SpaceX rents the land and launch complexes at KSC, and NASA buys falcon 9/dragon seats, and NASA is buying Starship, HLS, and everything needed for the 2nd moonshot.
I meant that Space X is running circles around NASA as far as launching goes. The shuttle program was eventually going to have 50 missions a year, once a week.
@@garylester8621 It's really not the case, NASA was smart enough to realise that it could never do what it wanted without commerical support, the NASA Spacex relationship is symbitioic, NASA would fail in its goals and objectives without Spacex and Spacex would have never gotten to where it is today or possibly even survived without NASA. They make a great team.
Now the FAA... they can go and jump
NASA outsources work / aspects of their missions to other companies (always has). SpaceX is one of them. One that could provide aspects of NASA's missions for a better price.
What you say here is : Person "A" always shopped for groceries at company "B", but new company "C" is cheaper. Person "A" starts shopping for groceries at company "C".
Person "A" must be green with envy.
Do you see how this makes no sense? :P
Replace NASA with, ArianeGroup, Arianespace, ESA, European Union, CNES, Thierry Breton, Josef Aschbacher, Bruno Le Maire, Stephane Israel and Alain Charmeau
This group laughed and claimed this technology would never work. Only to turn around and create Themis and the newly created Maia rocket.
ArianeGroup’s issues will only get worse. When Bezos and Blue Origin finally completes New Glenn, there will be a price war with the only two heavy VTVL launchers on the market. The pitiful Ariane 6 will never be able to match the prices.
Elon Musk is the disrupter for European space but Bezos will be the real killer for European space. Especially with the Amazon enterprise in his pocket.
Imagine that a perfect perpendicular landing that looks like a tall rocket standing perfectly upright ? Hmmmm !
This is what you get when the private sector replaces a Government program.
Space X could not build things like JWST or the ISS. And both are a lot more important than everything space-x did.
@@schleifenquantengravitation
SpaceX is not a company that builds space probes, but rockets and spaceships with life support.
I think you just get a kick out of dissing others you are jealous of.
@@paulmichaelfreedman8334 And I think you should learn to read, it was not me who started to compare these two.
@@schleifenquantengravitation Oh yes you were, stop telling fibs.
@@schleifenquantengravitation I don't buy it one bit. Of course they could and they would build it much better too. NASA never built a returnable booster. Nothing near reusing 10X.
Hey Bezos, this is how you get to actual space
Love the shot off the side facing Earth 🌍 can site and watch launch over and over thank you Elon
Its fake
@@fpost4629 Get real ffs
@@riche4you1975 dream on
@@fpost4629 The only thing fake is ur account, go down and see the launches for yourself, let me guess the world is flat to yes?
@@riche4you1975 yes it is flat but you can keep believing this bs. Proof is everywere..... good bye
Ba15b
with all that money spent on boys and their toys,, POVERTY WOULD BECOME HISTORY NOW THAT WOULD BE SOMETHING ,,
You mean the military?
Congrats SpaceX (omg…glad that ‘x’ doesn’t stand for sex 😂 ) for delivering the new telescope to its post.
Kerbal space program
First
There arepeople thst believe the world is flat......hmmm lol
awesome CGI
Where's the CGI?
Come-on, give me a break, do you really think we can successfully land an object that heavy, shaped like a pencil and have it standing upright ?
Watch the last 50 Seconds.
Some people, way smarter than you could ever dream of being, have worked for years developing the technology to do exactly that. Yes it's possible and it's been done over 100 times now.
Re-reading your comment, you are actually right! Impossible! We can't do that! That is 'we' as in you and/or me. Obviously 'they' can, and did so ~100 times.
Haha 😂 I agree it's so beyond ridiculous and fake...People are so dumbed down they never question anything..
@@eddiea.2909 obviously you don't question it because if you did, you'd know anyone can go watch these landings in person. Very hypocritical and ironic for you to say.
I ‘still’ have to wonder why NASA couldn’t do this with the ‘many’ trillions of tax dollars spent, over the years?!
Hahaahahahahahh bullshit landing once again
What's bullshit about it?
@@Ethan_Roberts people starving country's killing each other health problems across the world poverty and these fucking clowns make billions of dollars for what sending g oversized model rockets up in the air give me a break Facebook fuck face mark loses 4mill in 4 hours shut down people need to get there priorities straight is all am saying we all bleed RED remember that.
They're a launch provider, not a charity. There are many billions, way more than what's spent on space exploration, being spent on food, housing and healthcare. The fact that SpaceX is reusing rockets not only reduces the cost to put necessary technology into orbit but also saves the taxpayer money when it comes to government launches. Calling this bullshit just shows you're ignorant in this subject.
Maybe some crafty people who scrap for a living might get off their butts and start getting smart and inventive and even further in getting scrap metal
Fake bs haha