Starlink Mission
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- Опубліковано 7 вер 2024
- On Friday, April 29 at 5:27 p.m. ET, Falcon 9 launched 53 Starlink satellites to low-Earth orbit from Space Launch Complex 40 (SLC-40) at Cape Canaveral Space Force Station in Florida.
This was the sixth flight for the Falcon 9 first stage booster supporting this mission, which previously launched GPS III Space Vehicle 04, GPS III Space Vehicle 05, Inspiration4, Ax-1, and now two Starlink missions.
That landing still seems like a miracle every time it happens. It never gets old to me.
Never gets old for me either, especially the top down view. I think that one was a bullseye as well.
It must be the lens, but it always feels like the legs won't open in time.
SpaceX has been landing orbital booster for almost 7 years. Yet, It is still impossible for everybody else.
And this was one of the best ones yet. Perfect landing and feed.
Ditto.
never gets old
No matter that it is practically routine now, it will always amaze me. I can't wait for a starship/booster landing.
@@consentofthegoverned5145 me too... we were spoilt for a while with starship test flights... can't wait for them to start up again!
Falcon 9 has landed
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But you are 😆
The landing was once more perfect - right in the middle of the landing circle. It’s come to seem ubiquitous, but is still pretty amazing 👍😀.
indeed, a bullseye... this accuracy will be needed for the starship to be caught by the landing tower... I do wonder if SpaceX are concentrating on Falcon9 landing accuracy in preparation for starship.....
they're doing an amazing job!
I sometimes fail to remember that it is hitting that bullseye on a drone ship in ocean waters! That makes it even more incredible.
It's my understanding that it's an AI (or at least some advanced machine learning) that handles the landings. If that's true, it probably learns from every mission and gets better at landing with each success. Heck, truth be told, SpaceX vessels are already like the self driving cars of spaceflight. To get to the space station, you just have to tell it where you want to go and it'll take you there. Usually without human intervention. I think this is the reason their launches are almost always on time and go off so smoothly. The AI has just gotten good at being a rocket. :D
@@dagroovydude116 Not only is the booster soft landing on a ship in the middle of the ocean, they're bringing it from 50 miles up and travelling at mach 10 to do so.
maybe they had a more accurate, but more expensive version of the landing system.
I skip straight to the landing every time. This is the best one yet. The video hung in there the whole time and that landing was dead center!!! So cool!
Just beautiful!
Yeah, I think they mentioned a few broadcasts ago that they've got new camera stabilisation on the drone ship.
@@PeterArnold1969 They are using Starlink now with droneship and booster. It's better at handling vibrations.
Saw this in person, it was a great experience! Even from 6+ miles away the sound is thunderous and the light is as bright as the sun!
WOO !! LUCKY DAWG !! (wish ya had room in your car for the other 20 million of us !!)
Did you see the landing in person
Unfortunately that happens out over the horizon from the shore.
@@seanswader2124 nah its way too far out in ocean
@@constantine333B Looks a lot like science fiction
So many Falcon 9 launches, how can I be excited enough to be up at 440am after seeing so many? Can’t wait to have Starlink on airplanes!
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for me it is more: can't wait to see the next starship test !
Starlink is ruining astronomy
@@tomservo5007 boo. I love astronomy but I love advancements in technology too. Space X is doing their best to minimize the noise their satellites are causing. Plus, the future of astronomy will be in space born telescopes, i.e. JWST. But you have a valid point. Imagine how much "noise" will be floating around after another 20 years of launches.
Ever heard of replay? Boo hoo for you.
The landings never get old.
To me, THE most impressive thing since the moon landings and the first shuttle flight was seeing those two Falcon Heavy boosters coming back to the Cape and the synchronised landing. Amazing sight.
The next one will be Starship booster and later the Starship itself coming back to the orbital launch site. Can't wait for that to happen
We’re going to have synchronised droneship booster landings if the Space Force Falcon heavy missions happen this year!
There is a preview of the Starship when I used to watch the Flash Gordon movies which I thought looked made up. Now looking at the Starship landing I think Flash Gordon writers knew more than they let on and Elon Musk is just copying them. ;) Just waiting for somebody to announce they already found an Empire on Mars before Elon announces his.
Oh dear🤦♂️
@@IanFoxNurburgring oh dear, look how easily fooled the flat brainers are. 🤦♂️
Stop spamming the same comment in the comment section, lmao.
You’ve got nice star trail camera tracking though
For your viewing pleasure. ua-cam.com/video/bSAlCU5I6w8/v-deo.html&ab_channel=SebastianTV
UNCUT DRONESHIP LANDING FOOTAGE!!! Now THAT'S what we like to see.
Elon mentioned few days ago, that (finally) there are Starlink terminals on the drone ships and that they are much more resistant to vibrations.
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You're Welcome
The thing that get me is that at 117 recoveries that is 1053 engines that are not at the bottom of the ocean.
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Jesus, almost a perfect bullseye on the landing... on a drone-ship. Just amazing. Each time.
The precision of landing is outstanding, it has landed right into inner circle.
Best landing footage that I've seen to date...incredible. It's almost a perfectly placed landing.
bullseye
Watching these launches has become so routine!
No it hasn't. ;-)
@@DushanCH lunch or launch...?
Both cams, first stage and one on the ship, worked flawlessly on landing. 👏
yea, I'm sure SpaceX just started starlink for flawless landing footage 😎
I don’t know her name but she has to be the finest SpaceX announcer. Her enthusiasm is infectious.
Shes Jessie Anderson. 👍
Yep, all of them do an excellent job. You can tell how committed they are!
It never tires me of watching the landing, amazing record, 117 landings. Well done to all who have touched an item that has gone into making falcons. Your making it look to easy. 🚀
it's ruining astronomy , the day this space junk deorbits, will be a joyful day for humanity
@@tomservo5007 wdym? already more than half the starlinks launched have de-orbitted intentionally. As annoying and disappointing as it is that astrophotography after dusk and pre-dawn can get ruined by the starlink trails , I would call it a bit of a stretch to say its ruining astronomy in general, don't know if you meant it as a hyperbole...
don't forget about oneweb, and kuiper as well.😵💫
@@tomservo5007 there’s more space junk floating around than there is anything connected to Elon Musk…but you don’t mention that do you?!? Go figure!
117 successful landings... What a great time be here for us space needs and the rest of the world. Cannot wait to see starship go to space. Great work SPACEX
I liked the tag at the end "Thank you to the FAA for supporting our mission"
Congrats on your success. You deserve to feel accomplished...this is outstanding. So happy for everyone involved in making this happen. I hope you have a blessed day.
Brilliant job. Congratulations to SpaceX team
SpaceX is killing it with the smooth camera view! Congrats on successful mission!
Great sarcasm.
It’s so jumpy it’s actually laughable.
Nice one.
Jessie, my favorite!! Great job on the webcast. Go SpaceX!!! 🚀 👨🚀 🚀
I came here for the launch
and stayed for the landing!
Even as I get old, watching these landings over the years, never gets old!
Thank you Elon and SpaceX, for making this old one happier with every launch and landing.
Landing was BEAUTIFUL!
Just got starling this week. Love it, zero complaints. I am in the middle of nowhere, no service available. 120 mbps on average, but latency is just amazing. No idea how they manage that.
White man's magic!
Best landing footage than we have ever had. Bravo!
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@@athuman6223 me too😂😂😂
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Cool font also, nice bonus :)
Perfect landing of 1st stage!
It never gets old…congratulations SpaceX
Thank you SpaceX for sharing you launches ! I get great joy cheering for these launches ! May you never stop sharing your videos !
I wasn't able to watch the launches until I received my Starlink kit. I watch them every time, now, no matter the launch mission type. Keep up the amazing work, SpaceX. I love watching and reading about every advancement and achievement. You're changing the world in realtime.
That was an outstanding view of the first stage landing today. Well done SpaceX!
From a 115 kilometres up, to landing on a drone ship, the size of a football field, still truly amazing..
Those landings are so cool
Look at that flawless accurate landing.. it’s crazy how such an amazing achievement has became so routine.
It’s crazy how easily fooled the masses are!
@@IanFoxNurburgring speaking of crazy.. right on time.
@@IanFoxNurburgring You can go watch these launches in person.
@@kevinconrad7648 his eyes will deceive him. Someone replaced them with little LED screens.
So cool how they fixed the transmission for reentry and for landing it is pretty incredible.
Videos are lots better quality then I used to watch since beginning 🥰 go spaceX, go NASA
Definitely one of the best first stage landing seen to date! Not just the fact that all the camera uplinks continued to work, but the falcon9 pegged that landing right dead center!!! Awesome job guys (as usual)!
You people make that look so damn easy. Can't wait to see Starship launch for real.
I never get bored watching theses launches. Well Done Space X 👏
Well Done to the girl commentator she explains everything 👏 keep up the great work.
I love watching space launches that are so routine. That’s the whole idea
Boom right down the centre on that Stage 1 landing. That was epic!
👍🏼 Watching via SpaceX Starlink, two counties away from Canada! Thanks, hang! 😎✌🏼
Clean video feed for the landing is so beautiful to see! Never gets old.
This never gets old.
This never gets old! This is called progress!
Huge hearts to the Astornauts that put their lives on the line, to set further explorations with SpaceX every time.
Thanks.
To see that first stage rocket come back to earth and make a perfect landing every time just takes my breath away and gives me goosebumps!!!Just amazing!!!!!Thank-you SpaceX,and thank-you Elon!!!
I cant wait for the first time the Starship will make a orbital flight.❤❤❤SpaceX
Perfect first stage landing footage. Daytime for launch and landing, of course, better to watch.
incridible Landing 1st stage booster .....never get bored watching this....love space X ,love Elon Musk
The wind was gusty and strong today. Well done SpaceX.
I want more night launches. I got to see the spacecraft in second stage all the way up here in VA. That was awesome.
Now we can see why catching the Rockets will hopefully be as easy as pie. The accuracy of this maneuver is amazing.
And on a serious note..well done on the booster landing videos that seems to have been perfected! Wow! No interference with the video anymore with the booster or drone ship cameras! Perfect!
You know how in video games where you can build a space port, every in-game-day a rocket launches? I used to say "Usually there's only a few launches every year." And now, since there's SpaceX, those video games are actually quite accurate. It's like humanity suddenly exploded into space, after not really knowing how to do it for several decades.
Stage 1 landing always looks incredible.
I love it even more because I'm watching this via my Starlink Dishy! Great work SpaceX!
Launch by launch day by day.. SpaceX making it just a regular routine this year.. way to go falcon! Good job spacex! Also the live feed of every landing are clearer.. Good job..
Congratulations to Spacex yet again, just wow when the droneship comes into view, absolutely stunning
Another incredible launch and …..landing! It still feels so amazing to say that 😍
I’ve seen this sooooo many times and every time I see it I get so excited! Thank you Elon and SpaceX!
watching this from starlink
I enjoy watching these so much! Even though it may seem routine now, hearing the explanations and seeing each step in the launch, along with great graphics and telemetry details, those stage 1 landings still take my breath away! Great video quality this time, I’m so glad spacex is keeping a focus on public engagement!
~Trav
If landing would take another minute I would start to cry 🤣.... LOVE to watch it !!!!!
Thank you to the amazing Space-X team. Gives me such joy watching every time.
117th landing, pretty sure I saw all of them... still looks amazing every time :-)
Me too. And they are on track to land their 200th time early next year, with almost 200 launches by the end of the year. And just last year F9 surpassed the total numer of launches of Atlas 5, at about 85 at the time. And Atlas started launching in 2002 and is one of the most flown rockets out there. Soyuz and it's 50 iterations does still hold the record but Soyuz 2 and FG, the configurations flying as long as Atlas V have a combined 200 launchs, so F9 will beat modern day Soyuz soon.
@19:25 Great steady video of the landing.
Well done again spaceX team, thank you so much for the hard work and extreme commitment you're achieving to bring us all hope, excitement and dreams in our eyes. I wish I lived in the USA just to have the opportunity to pay a drink to some of you guys. 🤩🤩🤩
At the beginning of space missions, people got crazy with launches. Now, the most interesting and awesome part is the booster returns and landing. Although, I always impress with it, I like the landing "on land" the most than on the dron.
Congratulations to Brandon Litt and his Falcon Integration team on another flawless flight!
Thanks to SpaceX for everything BUT mainly those High Quality shots of earth we never had before
Will never get old watching Space X
Landings are just amazing ❤️
This never gets old! Go SpaceX!
Nailed that landing
How amazing is that landing!! Just falling down towards the beautiful blue ocean, with a clear view of the tiny thin atmosphere at 100KM. You can just see how close we actually are constantly to outer space, the atmosphere looks so thin!! But when that 1st stage is falling down to the ocean and then all the sudden we see this landing pad, it's incredible!!! Thank you SpaceX for doing all this!!! We live in the best times of human history so far!!!!
Never gets old.
I have watched almost every landing of a booster, not all live, and still get a thrill to see it right in the bullseye! I know just enough about engineering to realize how little I actually know but it’s just an amazing thing to see it happen every time. Remember the people that said you can’t do it? Where are they now?
Right here laughing at how easily fooled the brainwashed masses really are🤣
Very nice landing! Great job of the great team!
Me too, love the rockets taking off... but I specially LOVE the booster rockets LANDING!... LOVE THAT.
Always so impressive. Looking forward to Starship doing the job.
Elon Musk, Spacex and Tesla are a beam of light and inspiration.
bulls eye landing. pin point spot on the center of that circle
that is perfection
Still… never gets old!! 🚀🛰🛸
Wow SpaceX really add resolve the camera problem on landing, congratulations SpaceX team.
I get excited with every Starlink launch because I know I am closer to getting service down here in the Florida panhandle.
Perfect landing ...right in the middle of the bulls eye. NICE!!!
F-ing amazing
I have to watch it every time
Wow! Incredibly pinpoint landing!!
So amazing seeing the grid fins move
I've watched this landing four times already, so perfectly
the landing is far more impressive than the take off. It is just amazing.
Perfect landing right in the middle 👌🏾.
Seriously!.. It must be a sport now at SpaceX to get that booster to land as perfectly as they can!
Absolute dead centre.
What a landing. Fantastic footage of the drone ship coming into view.
Never get tired of watching these launches. Thank you Elon.
The rate of SpaceX launches is off the hook! :D Keep it up. :)
Awesome! Can’t wait for Starship. Taking time but something so sophisticated should be made carefully.
Here is the stat that really brings it home. As of this launch, a total of 94 previously-flown Falcon 9 first stages have been launched (mostly as standalone, a couple as Heavy side boosters). So to have launched the same amount of payload, without reuse they would have had to build an additional 94 first stages and a whopping 846 additional Merlin engines! Plus would have none in inventory for upcoming missions.
Whoa short webcast. Okay then.
1:56 - Livestream started (with Intro!)
11:25 - Liftoff
14:03 - MECO
19:42 - Landing
Dang, I missed it
I like em short myself.
thanks
@@TheEvilmooseofdoom that's what she said
Thank you for the time stamps 👍