Falcon Heavy Test Flight
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- Опубліковано 5 лют 2018
- Following its first test launch, Falcon Heavy is now the most powerful operational rocket in the world by a factor of two. With the ability to lift into orbit nearly 64 metric tons (141,000 lb)---a mass greater than a 737 jetliner loaded with passengers, crew, luggage and fuel--Falcon Heavy can lift more than twice the payload of the next closest operational vehicle, the Delta IV Heavy, at one-third the cost. Falcon Heavy draws upon the proven heritage and reliability of Falcon 9.
Its first stage is composed of three Falcon 9 nine-engine cores whose 27 Merlin engines together generate more than 5 million pounds of thrust at liftoff, equal to approximately eighteen 747 aircraft. Only the Saturn V moon rocket, last flown in 1973, delivered more payload to orbit. Falcon Heavy was designed from the outset to carry humans into space and restores the possibility of flying missions with crew to the Moon or Mars. - Наука та технологія
Best damn car commercial I've seen in my life.
ikr hahahahha
Yes actually haha
During the Model Y event he said that a Tesla will be the first car driven on Mars.
Longest too
a bit expensive, but a good one.
THIS is how you you get the public interested in space.
Most people still found a way to shit on it by asking why they didnt send anything meaningfull up.
@@2st0ned2pwn1 They probably didn't know it was a test even though it's in the title.
Space is always interesting for me, but SpaceX makes it waayyyy better
@@stevenpatch7240 Exactly! Better than sending a concrete block that will crumble and decay into orbit!
Plasminium No Kidding!
I can't believe it's been five years already since this historic launch. I remember watching it live in total amazement. Still gives me chills five years later when everyone starts cheering.
Exactly the cheering is what you recorded on purpose.. you have to fade over the misery in your own country so that it goes on.. it's all just show business
And now its already time for starship to make Its launch!
@@Aaaaaaa-jb4dg we had to wait a little bit longer
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Imagine the first starship landing
There is something magical about seeing the twin side boosters land simultaneously. Never in my wildest dreams could I have imagined I would be alive to see something so incredible.
@@robbomax1143yet you never have any evidence it is cgi
You can literally go watch the launches AND landings in person so why waste your time with the trolling? Is your life really that boring?
“The Falcons have landed!”
I’m not crying, you’re crying.
Stop cutting the onion!!
I farted
300th like
STOP THE CUTING ONOINS
@Federico Giuliano
"Frederico Giuliano"
Why are you talking about Americans?
Swag Level: ELON MUSK. Man put his own car, from his own automobile company, into space on his space rocket. Like damn, that's the biggest flex ever.
Never thought about it this way, since his companies are private... That makes it HIS rocket lmao who owns a rocket
😂
He owns the rocket and the company and the car company and is his car Bigest flex ever
Now tesla can boast that he have a flying car and the fastest car in the solar system forever
@@iCortex1 Private companies profiting from taxpayer money. What a corrupt world we live in.
“And the falcons have landed!” Chills every time. Historic words
Watching this again after the historic Starship and Superheavy Booster's test flight.
Same here.. Turns out the key problem with becoming a galactic civilisation is the landing pads. :P
All amazingness aside, the fact that this dethroned the Kylie Jenner pregnancy announcement video for the number 1 spot on trending gives me hope for humanity.
DirtyMilkMan Nah, you would be surprised. Media feeds us a steady dose of garbage. Space X interest is a bubble within a bubble. Very few people are paying attention.
I can't stand listening to how childish media has become, it's like Jerry Springer now.
DirtyMilkMan Lol *"Hope"*
what you just said is a scary thing for humanity.
+Robert Nicholls right you are, not real SCIENCE just Hollywood and NASA.
DirtyMilkMan did it really? I was just checking out the trends and just rolled my eyes about Jenner and all the Superbowl ads. I mean, this is ... This is it. This is the real deal. Congrats on the start guys, I couldn't believe my eyes with the simultaneous landing.
I come back here and watch this video when I'm having a bad day
same man, i watch this or Falcon Heavy and Starman. The last shot with the circuit board that says "made on earth by humans" always makes me smile :)
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That is exactly what i'm doing here today
@@juanmanuelgallego3630 Me too!
Good Morning, August. I needed this too. Human happens today.
5 years on and it still gives me a lump in my throat, what a time to be alive
I hate to shatter your illusions but I suggest you take a close look at the launch footage immediately before & after the camera change around 22.09.
If this is genuinely real footage then what is shown is impossible.
@@robbomax1143I hate to shatter your illusion, but I suggest you consider perspective and delays between camera feeds.
@@robbomax1143 the amount of smoke is way different, that doesn't make sense. what the hell is up with that!
It's the shift in camera's that provide the perspective to see that something doesn't match. what delay in camera feeds? it's a button push. simply switching channels, there should be no delay. @@LeMotorness
@@jonathanchristian9696 My bad, yeah. I don't think there was an actual delay, but I was suggesting one of the possibilities.
This video brings me to tears every time. Hearing everybody cheering with all of their hearts at the success of this incredible machine that they designed and built just hits me in a different way. Space flight is so captivating and beautiful, and it still blows my mind that there are humans smart enough to figure out how to do it. Godspeed, SpaceX. You are truly carrying the future of our civilization on your shoulders.
Probably the biggest event of 2018 but only got a small reference in YT rewind
Which part????
Only we who observed this in February know how SPACEX are doing... and it was the best event of the year ENDS
Guess that’s why everyone dislikes 2018 UA-cam rewind
And they failed in mission as car is roaming in space uncontrolled.
Only gets mentioned briefly, *despite the fact this could lead to space exploration... AND IT IS PUT BELOW MOTHERFLIPPING FORTNITE AND SUCH*
Imagine when we first hear "The Starship has landed on Mars..."
After yesterdays flight I am freaking looking forward to that.
@@bigm8555 Absolutely! That was epic...
As a huge fan of SpaceX and NASA, @moon and Big M, what would you say if you could be the first on Mars? I have thought about this a "bagillion" times, and the best I could come up with is: "We have made giant leaps, and seen how small the Earth is, we have had Eagles and Falcons soar through the heavens, but this is the first step of what is to come..."
@@timothyward6644 Great words Timothy taking the history of space travel in account. Just the idea that someone, let alone you or me, will stand on the surface of Mars one day pretty much blows my mind, so I actually have never thought about which whatespecially I don't know yet. I mean Armstrong has set the bar very high. ;) I guess thats a thought for a future lonely night.
@@timothyward6644 Wow! Definitely that's a good one Timothy :) I've never thought on what could I say if I was the first one, but I think I would say something like "The lands that our ancestors named after gods are the ones that are now underneath our feet, waiting for us to explore it".
Idk, this will be a very important moment in history, I only wish to be able to enjoy it and with some luck and hard work, being part of this very promising future.
I will never forget this day. I was a senior as an ME and the whole class stopped to watch this on live stream. One of the many historic moments spacex achieved
Who’s here after todays fireworks? Still get chills watching this video.
me
Me
Just when we thought there was no way they could 1 up this launch
I can't believe this was 2 years ago, doesn't even feel like its been a year.
It's such a shame that there's only been one flight since. This rocket was hyped up so much and has been criminally under used.
@@TomDillon13 yeah, the thing is that no one has big enough cargo to use falcon heavy yet, so they just use falcon 9 for launches since it can do the job. Falcon heavy is over kill lol hope they use it someday tho :D
@@davidyuperez6309 the FH is 3 falcon 9's so pretty op
@@TomDillon13 Theres already been two falcon heavy flights since this test flight.
@@TomDillon13 and now there has been 1 human launch and 2 starlink launches in about a week... mental
Hi for everyone who's watching this piece of art for the 1000th time.
99999999999999999999999 time :)
those are rookie numbers
@@samuelthompson7497 ok I have watched this a lot of times though
10th? i've probably watched this at least once every few weeks over the last 2 years haha
I watch it every week 😂😜
5 years later, StarShip, "The most powerful rocket ever built" lift off. Congrats SpaceX
4/20/2023 today starship heavy has launched. What a major milestone since 2002.
For the first time in space history, landing was more exciting than launching
Apollo 13 bro
First Shuttle landing.
First time in history where people value watching the core booster than the payload itself.
The moon landing?
@@zane501st9 No doubt, the the moon landing, I agree.
What a time to be alive
Mahir Cave what a time to be a leaf 🍃
Amen to that!
What a time to have a plane ( if you dont get it look at commenters profile )
Mahir Cave yeah!
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Back here after the Starship test flight
“And the Falcons have landed!” Will never get old…
Imagine the excitement when Starship flies for the first time
Oh boi...
I can't wait
I’ll probably have a heat attack when that happens
Probably November this year for the upper stage
edit: I was a few months away from right
I'm waiting
They are definitely taking pride in their work
I still get goose bumps when I see those side boosters land. We used to see that in movies only.
This seriously gave me chills. Not only because of the spectacle that it was, but how it serves as a reminder that we are all human and should be rooting for collective human accomplishment. Keep striving for greatness SpaceX and reminding us all that we should do the same!
Teddy Baldassarre also those people cheering were going insane
David Anderson I know; I love it so much! All different races, backgrounds, and lives brought together by human accomplishment. It’s amazing to see.
i'm not crying, it's just the onions
francis avenido that’s what I’m saying 😂😂
Meanwhile in other areas of the world, fanatics fighting over fan fiction.
Finally something that's not crap on trending
AG Electronics o
Nah, groundbreaking movements in space travel and spaceships is way worse than some kardashian having a baby
AG Electronics yep 👍
Vincent N most people that care about them, do have a empty live already.
I wish UA-cam pushed videos like this in trending rather than some Logan Paul crap
I come back to this any time I got the depression. It is an uplifting adventure.
Had to come relive the hype of this after IFT 3 today, this is why we love SpaceX❤
When you stop and think about what was actually achieved here... Wow.
Yeah it’s crazy how smart Elon musk is he is a great person
Who’s here after Crew Demo - 2?
@@scrubbz1236 He handmade the rocket with his bare hands, yeah, credit for the SpaceX project must be given to him and only him.
Xenoghost ir you want to name the entire space x crew everytime you say something good about space x do it, people talk about elon because without him this company would have never been able to do this. pd: sorry if my english is shit
Yeah, some people still can't piss straight into the toilet.
Something that actually deserves to be trending
false. I want my "I found a dead body in the suicide forest" videos back in trending
You don't want to see Kylie jenner's baby????
Little Birdie Bruh
TheZui Bruuuuuuuuh
*Video: created 5 years ago*
*Also UA-cam: Hey let's recommend this on the home page*
What brings me joy watching this video is the whole SpaceX team vibrating. I never see so much people together cheering for something that they actually help to build.
My boss fired me the day I returned from Florida to witness this event. Totally worth it.
Not a small job, it was my career for 20 years. They were going to fire me anyway since they were purging everyone of a certain age for the past 2 years. They couldn't fire me for anything else, so they waited until I took a PTO (which was approved) then fabricated an HR case against me. Even HR was uncomfortable with the circumstances, but the boss is the boss. Two weeks after they fired me, they fired the boss who fired me.
They even tried to prevent me from collecting unemployment by telling the NJUI office I was fired for "misconduct". Unfortunately for them, I had been collecting detailed evidence of what was going on which NJUI believed. I got my UI and my employer got in trouble. If they had given me a fair severance, they would have avoided all this. Instead, they may get in more trouble soon.
Another wrinkle is that this employer uses something called "The Work Number" by Equifax. This is a system where they transfer your entire HR file to Equifax so that it follows you everywhere. Look it up, it is barely legal.
I would divulge the name of the company, but it is a very large and litigious one that is protective of their reputation.
Nope, it was a hostile firing. Companies do this to save money. In addition, my boss was doing unethical stuff (which is why they wanted me out since I wouldn't cooperate).
Luckily, my profession is in high demand and I am good on money. I am just taking this year off, do some options trading for spending money, enjoy some travelling without getting the boss's permission.
Not surprisingly, my former employer is now in trouble for an botched audit on a well known software company.
Thanks.
Ego Equus Wish you all the best of the future; regardless, it would have been amazing to have witnessed the event!
Why would they fire you if Trump promised beautiful tax cuts for businesses and Making America Great Again?
Happy 1 year anniversary, Falcon Heavy!
oh right
yes
everywhere
Are you the new Justin.Y
Hello Justin.Y 2.0
The next 24 hours gonna be awesome!
1969 - The Eagle has landed.
2018 - The Falcons have landed.
2025 - The BFR has landed.
3018 the mothership has landed.
@@chazdude3644 2100 man
@@lovecastle9x1 Hopefully
2558 The infinity has landed.
So, isnt the Tesla roadster technically the fastest car ever?
Nah the 2.0 that's the original
Ya but how far can it go on a full charge?
@@robertbrowne7880 legend says that its still going
Robert Browne yes
True
Watched this live four years ago and still get chills. So bad ass watching the two boosters land side-by-side.
6years still waching nd getting pumped up.....this is beauty.
Thank you Elon Musk, for teaching us to dream again.
Edit: Damn I miss the days when I could look up to this guy. Now I'm just hoping he doesn't bring SpaceX down with him.
THIS is so important.
Your flying cars into space but can not give us a picture of Earth from space that is not cgi
xD thats funny
HELL YES!!!
Thank you, Elon!
Man I can’t even describe the feeling when those two Boosters landed simultaneously...
TheSilentWay it was such a magical moment
...so amazing!
TheSilentWay Amazing
US Ambassador to UN, Nikki Haley's Indian parents were Illegal Immigrants (over stayed their visas) and when Ronald Reagan gave Amnesty to millions of illegals in 1986, they became legal residents.
GOP shouldn't be picking their leader who has family ties to illegal immigration and who is not White.
i did a sexy white weee, its like something out of Thunderbirds
I rewatch this every now and then for inspiration. Such an incredible human achievement.
Falcon 1
Falcon 9
Falcon Heavy
and now the one and only Starship made it´s debut launch today, who knows tomorrow maybe some other masterpieces.
NASA: You can't reuse rocket boosters.
SpaceX: The Falcons have landed.
Now it's time to 1up SLS with the BFR, and land it
NASA never said that. They have been reusing boosters for decades. Space x is just copying them. Do your research.
@@WiilyDerbbinphlatte Refurbishing SRBs is quite different from Reusing Boosters, even using the shuttle as the example would be difficult as the amount of work required to refurbish a shuttle was simply obscene compared to a Falcon 9, falcon heavy, or the in progress Superheavy and Starship.
the Propulsive landings for the SpaceX rockets, as well as their more flexible design allows for a level of re-usability and cost mitigation that Nasa simply can't match.
as far as I'm away Nasa never attempted a powered landing with hardware similar to what SpaceX is using, while they do have sky-crane to land stuff on Mars, or the Lunar landers, they are not comparable to landing a several story tall booster precisely on a landing pad.
FT 545 Lmao silenced.
@@HonorableGrandson What?
1960's: top secret US government, super serious, launch to the moon.
2018: f*** it, let's send a car to space and play some dope music.
Elijah Waite To be fair, in the late 50s and 60s we were battling the Soviet Union for power which is why we sent Americans to the moon to basically one up them. It's called the space race
yea...but it's a Great song. :)
some would call it propaganda.
jimmyjoemonkey II Yeeeeaaaaaa...
No
the song is really dope
Exactly 6 years ago, damn time flies
Dude,that is a hell of a rocket science,so cool.
Fun fact:
SpaceX has launched more cars to space, than Blue Origin launched satellites.
more cars than blue origin has gotten to orbit
More cars then they can get in anyway
Hahahaha lol 😂
fun fact: learn syntax
@@OldestHouse im really sorry i didnt meet your 'youtube rhetorical demands'.
You're not waiting for the future... you're making the future.
Moravian Mapper Wow, a mapper
Its a rocket not really to futuristic lol its reuseable and cheaper thats it
Kevin B people are too used to Nasa's archaeic rocket technology. We have fallen too far behind.
I'm crying
Jan Steinmüller kid shutup
5 years and now we have starship.
This company is going in the history books.
Had to come back and watch this again. That dual landing is just so friginnfantastic. My poor thouroghly non-technical spouse was so confused....I was hollering jumping up and down, "See that!!! Watch!! Do you have ANY idea how ridicuously difficult that is!!"
Does anyone else have a hugely emotional response to this video?
@Bert Novilla it's more awe inspiring than hilarious actually :)
Yep, just like I did watching the miracles that were happening in the 1960s.
Teared up on multiple occasions re-watching this
I fucking cried tears of happiness even tho I knew the center core got rekt, I got completely hysterical when David Bowie started playing
I cried.
SpaceX: hey wanna hear joke
Blue origin: sure
SpaceX: orbit
Blue origin: what? I don't get it
SpaceX: *exactly*
Lol
Ha
Blue origay
Lmao
HI!!!!
Sometimes when I’ve had a rough day I come watch this
I'm still here 5 years later 😍👏❤
Dittos 😍
I'll be here for it as long as its here to be here for. 👍
The sheer artistry of launching 2 buildings strapped to another building towards space at 8000Km/h +........ then dropping them off and touching them down like a feather in a single camera frame ...... within milliseconds of each other. A stunningly beautiful and mesmerising feat of engineering!
WISH WE WE THIS PROGRESSIVE IN RESEARCH. WE WOULD HAVE THE CURE FOR CORONA VIRUSES
Nerd lmao
@@alz123alz uh, we have the equipment to do that, but not the money. No one invests in medicine TILL a pandemy starts.
" The Eagle has Landed "
" The Falcons have Landed "
Two of the most spine chilling words spoken...
Both are real, makes it more spine chilling
BULL CRAP. NOT eve CLOSE, slappy.
@@Brufordophile what
Dar Mon Translation [roughly]: BULL CRAP, NOT EVEN CLOSE. *slaps*
Something interesting to note is that Apollo 15 was the first lunar mission that didn't land in a mare, but rather in a very interesting location, and with a rover. The name of Apollo 15's Lunar Module was, you guessed it, Falcon.
Crazy that this happened 5 years ago..
Anyone watching this after starship exploded 😱
*5 years later in a trajectory to mars with crew*
"HOLY SHIT THAT TESLA IS GONNA HIT US"
lol
then in the news:
Tesla Roadster launched 5 years ago hit's a BFR on it's way to mars
[Worst car crash in history]
"Tesla lawsuit settles for 4.20 billion dollars"
@@tiddiesprinkles tesla is owned by the same guy who owns spacex
@@GorillazFan- it was a joke.....
"And the Falcons have landed" ... a sentence for the history books
Like Armstrong's "Tranquility base here. The Eagle has landed!", echoing through time...
pad 39 A ? Oh yeah, I thought that had a familiar ring to it: All moon bound Saturn V Apollo missions were launched from there. In the interests of "History" and all...Good thing we saved it and refurbished it for this flight! You're welcome Space x!
I guess you missed the landing of the Falcon LEM on the moon. Apollo 15, commanded by David Scott. Or don't they teach American "history" where you come from! A bit more historically momentous than the "Chicken-hawk" dropping two boosters I'd say.
@@ronschlorff7089 actually they don't teach American history in Germany so yeah. You seem mildly pissed off. Do you work for Nasa or did you just have a bad shit this morning?
@@BlKSI I'm not surprised! Germany huh? Well, good luck with that!!
Really excited for the second flight test of Starship this Friday-good luck you guys, the progress is incredible!
I'll never get tired of watching those side boosters landing side by side 🤘
1970: I bet in 2018 we will have flying cars.
2018: We have a car in space on its way to Martian orbit.
That is enough for me. Thanks Elon and thanks SpaceX team for bringing the future to us. That was amazing thing that all of you have accomplished.
Now it isn't a joke.
The future is a useless electric car orbiting mars?
RIP Center Core. Your service and sacrifice will not be forgotten
D T It’s okay, the center core had aluminum grid fins.
Just ran out of fuel few seconds early, they will adjust next flight. Not huge deal.
Not fuel. Ran out of igniter fluid TEB
Stephen Courton It didn't run out of fuel or oxidiser, it ran out of TEA-TEB, the pyrophoric ignition fluid
Warming up here for the flight of Starship in 12 hours😭❤
frrrr im doing the same thing.
hopefully its a repeat of the success fingers crossed
It blew up 💀
Happy 5th anniversary with first launch Falcon Heavy
And this ladies and gentlemen is the moment that revived the space age.
it was revived the moment SpaceX landed it's first falcon for me. haven't missed a launch since.
You know, ISS and Soyuz has functioned flawlessly for years, how incredibly America-centric your comment is.
djmindcrasher running 70s-80s tech into the present isn’t the same as space age innovation
Why change something that is reliable and works? @@MegaBrokenstar
djmindcrasher #1, it doesn’t even work very well. The tech is shitty and old and inefficient. #2, getting beyond LEO is a thing and we need new tech to do that cost-effectively
NASA: You can't reuse the rockets, it's impossible.
Elon: No, it's necesary.
t h e r e i s n o t i m e f o r c a u t i o n
Good one
Interstellar reference
NASA never said that.
I’m not sure about that saying. Weren’t booster rockets for the space shuttle program reusable? Yes they used parachutes to splash down in the ocean, but they were refurbished and used again for subsequent missions...
This will never ever get old, absolutely incredible 👏
Yes. It's absolutely incredible that people are so gullable that they believe this is genuine footage of a rocket launch.
Totally watching this today! Miss you Starman🎉❤ sending you love
Finally, something on number 1 trending that is worth it and reasonable
I from Russia, but i look in comments, and see what this amazing event bring's together people's from different countries.
When i look to this, like that, which unite, it inspires me.
Артур Перевизник if my country and your country weren't enemies, we could have done so much more in space and carried humanity so much farther
Where are you from? We are not enemies, and this is a greate achievement. THIS is what humanity should do. Imagine that all military budgets will go to space exploration, where would we have been already?
Та хуле вы на английском?
American here... I feel the same!
Yeah? I'm glad....I assumed all the Russian comments were talking shit lol
This will never not be awesome
Yesterday was the 5th anniversary of the launch of Falcon Heavy 🚀🌌❤️
February 6, 2018
February 6, 2023
watching those boosters land @30:00 is arguably the most impressive thing i have ever seen in my life, when i first watched this video i had no idea that they were going to land the boosters like this and i thought they were going to land in the ocean like NASA always did so when it came to the moment where the 16 storey tall boosters suddenly sprouted its legs from nowhere and then the way they gracefully landed together perfectly absolutely blew my mind
I didn't expect that either. I read a comment on here just before they landed, stating the reuse of the Falcon boosters. I didn't realize they went to such lengths. I thought to myself, "they won't be reusable as they are appearing to fall back to land." And then I watched them land flawlessly with machine precision, at the exact. same. time.
Outstanding.
Where have you guys been in the last few years??
I saw the first successful landing of a booster in person. Indian river camp ground. Utterly amazing.
watch the spacex orbcomm-2 mission webcast to see the first successful landing. it was arguably more emotionally powerful!
@@FirstLast-ny6tg
It was so perfect the cynics will say it was CGI.
1969: Sends humans to moon
2018: *Sends own car into space*
2019: donates one million trees
2050: Goes to sun
@@partylizard8343 we already did it
@@user-wo5yu9gd1d is there a punchline?
2060: everyone wakes up to this all being faked. 1 thruster to land upright, DA FUCK?
I love how everything is calculated, from where the boosters would land and the time in which they land. Everything was orchestrated very well.
just came after starship first test, man what a time to be alive
SpaceX has made history with this amazing feat. They have inspired us to reach for the stars and work with passion. The twin booster landing is a stunning display of skill and technology. It’s hard to believe this happened five years ago. I feel so lucky to witness this era of space exploration. I’m also eagerly waiting for a successful starship test flight. SpaceX rocks!
I still tear up when the two boosters land because it’s so freaking amazing
Bobble Head correction fucking amazing, when something this incredible happens there’s no need to take it lightly
Faring deploy for me.
Terminal count...
Same
same
And that's how Tesla Roadster is now the fastest moving car in our solar system.
SevelRomanov yeah but this one is going the fastest
SevelRomanov Well the tesla which is on a trajdctory towards mars travels even faster relative to the sun, as is required to escape the gravitational tethers of the earth, so it is in fact the fastest moving car in history. Additionally, the tesla is placed into a resonant orbit with that of mars so that it will intercept it after a number of orbits, thus an eccentric orbit around the sun is used, which translates into even greater relative velocity relative to the sun than the earth.
and also our solar system is moving through space at many a speed
They can now say electric cars go way further than petrol ones
Well boys, It finally happened again. USSF-44 just launched and watching those side boosters land is still the most beautiful thing I've ever seen.
I occasionally come back to this video to relive the moment
Do you ever watch it closely when you Re-watch it?
I suggest you take a close look at what is presented imdfuatky before & after the camera change at 22:09.
Be ready to have your illusions shattered.
What are you trying to even say @@robbomax1143
Here I am, 3 months later, still tearing up on my 10th+ viewing....
Uriah Siner about my 4th, so majestic.
same
Uriah Siner dude same
Just 10? I downloaded it offline
me 2
The double booster landing was like something out of science fiction.
Just awesome.
All science is science fiction until the day it isn't.
Because it’s not real. The real earth is flat.
*Wyatt B* , Get a life you utter spoon
You’ve all been fooled.
*Wyatt B* , Apparently your mother was also fooled when she took something that she thought was an abortion pill
how fkn awesome is this ,had lots of tears of excitment for all the space x team , AWESOME ELON , BEUTIFUL FKN JOB ,love what yous are acheiving for space travelling and glad yous put this on good old youtube ,its good to be alive in this day and age of all your work for what yous want in space x's future cheers from a lot of us space seekers in newzealand
I came back today, just because I remembered about this and I wanted to see it again. Thank you for everything Space X.
That double booster landing is one of the best things I’ve seen in my 40 years on this Earth. Looking forward to more amazing moments from Spacex. Thank you Elon.
Are you a alien? 40 years on this earth? 🤔
@@souravkumarsamal6310 Not mention the 469 years on Omicron Persei 8.
@@souravkumarsamal6310 Does that not translate in your language….’retardeseienne’?
don't only thank elon, thank the entire spacex crew who made this possible. the engineers behind this are the true heroes
4 years later and this is still 1 of the most amazing moments in human history
So true my friend.
True
Was the coolest thing I've ever seen in person.
It's made all the other rockets ive seen launch, since this one, miniscule in comparison.
I miss the rumble against my chest as that behemoth took off.
I’m watching this as I do a falcon heavy recreation and kerbel space program lol! Go falcon heavy
Which human?
I can't believe it's been 5yrs and I still enjoy watching this.
Finally something good on the trending tab !!
Marcello Vixi what so good, I did not cum
roger scott lol
joe santagato?
roger scott what the
Feu charreton
Still gives me chills watching those two boosters land simultaneously whilst cheers are being heard. What a moment.
I am so cold, so many chills
The technical achievement here is spectacular- execution sublime even now looking back from 2021- a very different world. I wonder what the 'rocketeering' forefathers would say if they could somehow have seen the skill and knowhow built upon their shoulders!
@@clairesheller2266 let me touch ya and feel.your goosebumps
This is back in my recommended and im not mad about it.
I remembered exact the moment the two side-boosters landed simultaneously. It was awesome and unreal. Now I look forward to the test flight of starship.
Mars- Come over
SpaceX-No I can’t. Your 54.6 million kilometres away.
Mars- My parents aren’t home
SpaceX- (Launches FH with Starman)
Earth- I have humans
Moon- oh no
Earth- at least you are safe
NASA- we will go to Moon!
Moon-oh shit
NASA- (launches Saturn V)
Moon-NOOOO!
Moon & Earth- Run Mars!
SpaceX-we will explore Mars!
* enters hyperspace *
"Ensign, plot a course..."
*MAXIMUM WARP*
So the parents are Phobos and Deimos?
54.6Million is only the closest approach, normal it’s 300M km
T-5.00: 16:59
T-1.00 (Startup): 20:52
T-0.10 (Terminal Count / Liftoff): 21:49
T+1.06 (Max-Q): 23:05
T+2.30 (Side Booster Cutoff & Seperation): 24:30
T+3.08 (MECO): 25:08
T+3.53 (Fairing Deploy): 25:43
T+7.45 (Side Booster Landings): 29:45
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23:05 "Elon, this is a kickass ride!" :D
Thank you!
31:10 They knew the main stage crashed and they felt the need to lie.