Watch SpaceX Launch Falcon Heavy For GOES-U!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 30 มิ.ย. 2024
- The GOES-U mission is the final act in NOAA's GOES-R series of weather satellites, set to launch aboard a SpaceX's Falcon Heavy rocket from Kennedy Space Center from LC-39A. This advanced satellite will keep a watchful eye on Earth's weather and environment, providing better forecasting and monitoring capabilities for North America and beyond.
Read more about it with our Prelaunch Preview - everydayastronaut.com/goes-u-...
00:00 - Intro
03:21 - Prelaunch Preview
09:38 - Q&A
41:15 - Liftoff!
43:50 - Booster Separation
45:25 - Stage Separation
49:00 - Booster Landing
51:30 - Q&A
1:07:48 - Second Stage Relight
1:11:11 - Q&A
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These two boosters turning around and starting their boost-back burns is such an amazing sight! 😍
That never gets old!
So cool, the interactions of the plumes between the boosters and the second stage engine.
It never gets old watchig two booaters land side by side!!!
It’s just such a tremendous sight! All the calculations and engineering on such scale! Perfected to the point where we’ve come to just expect it’s going to be successful, as a given.
And they just make it look so easy which is completely nuts, considering we already know it really isn't
Once we're used to mechazillas using chopsticks to catch superheavy boosters out of the air, landing little falcon boosters will get old ;-)
Tim, I’m 65 years old and rocket launches never get old.
I’m seventy+, and rocket launches NEVER get old for me, nor airplanes, nor an eagle when it soars over the Rockies, nor a hummingbird feeding at flowers….
@@ernestgalvan9037 simpler times Ernest.. I wouldn’t trade them for anything
You don’t know that. You’re only 65.
I am nearly 75 years old and rocket launches never get old. I listened to the first Moon landing and walk on a tiny portable transistor radio. That was a seminal moment for me as year-one University student. My career as an Electronics Engineer was often fueled by remembrance of this collective achievement by humans around the World.
Im 106 kiddo, it does get old sport..
Watching the boosters land never gets old!
Once we're used to mechazillas using chopsticks to catch superheavy boosters out of the air, landing little falcon boosters will get old ;-)
40:26 T-1min
41:26 Liftoff
43:49 Booster separation
49:16 Booster landing
Wasn't here for the live! Many thanks 👍
I guess the central booster was discarded?
No center stage recovery?
My wife and my son and I got to see this launch in person from Playalinda Beach. Amazing! You could feel the pressure waves from the launch before you heard the roar of the engines. Awesomeness.
I used to think the sound of the Falcon Heavy was badass, but Starship is just a whole other level...Having the two boosters land together is still crazy cool. My favorite You Tube video of all time is "Falcon Heavy Starman" If you want more people to get jazzed about space, do more videos like that...
SpaceX is killing it! This last week has been like watching Gattaca...
I still remember watching those two boosters land simultaneously 6 years ago!! It was the most amazing thing ever, it gave hope
I'm not sure if we are hearing the sonic booms when the boosters return... or collectively hearing the flat earthers having an embolism all at once.
What a time to be alive!
Yes. We live in a clown world but still manage to get awesome things like this.
@@bernardallen150720% of the people get 80% of the 'heavy lifting' done!
The clowns stand around and mutter about it because they have no clue.
@@bernardallen1507 AI is ruining everything when we has best time to be alive.
Some really nice tracking shots of the boosters coming back waaay high. Awesome job.
The boosters returning and landing as a pair is already amazing, but only now have I realized that they're basically flying in formation for an impressive distance- hundreds of kilometers? WOW!
When they turn and reignite those engines is the coolest shot ever.
There is an amount of child like fascination watching the boosters return and land with such accuracy again and again. Many thanks for your coverage Tim.
It’s insane how routine this is. Still impressive of course, but I can’t help reminiscing about the early days. Crazy times!
Watching the boosters land together will never get old!
I worked on the design of the GOES telescope!
Scott Manley: "Fly Safe!"
Tim Dodd: "Put your head on a railroad track! WAIT NO DON'T!" 😂
Those 2 boosters flipping around, boosting back and checking in to the landing pads... Just BADASS 🙆🏿♂️🤯 SpaceX are something else man 👏🏿
There is just something so special everytime those two boosters land back on earth. It gets me everytime.
It looks like something out of a movie, but this is real life. Great work!! Very impressive.
Seeing the side booster landing is still the craziest thing I've ever seen UNTIL if SpaceX manage to catch the Superheavy booster with the tower. I can't wait!
Love the excitement of the crowd in the stunning footage from the Apollo mission at the end of your stream. Deserves an even bigger parade, shame how little interest modern media show it is amazing achievements.
nice. i waited for a long time to see the launch, i always seem to miss rocket launches but happily i saw this one
Yes. I'm 58 and still remember NASA landing on the moon on July 1969. (Black and White TV) However watching the boosters land is an incredible achievement. The Future has finally arrived!
the boosters landing together never gets old.
The most amazing thing about this is just how ordinary it is. WOW
Thanks Tim & Cosmic Perspective!
You Know, Who Needs Sports With Side Booster Landings!
I Mean COME ON!!!😂❤❤❤
Awesome footage of the boost back burn.
I think the tandem boosters coming back is one of my favorite sights in space flight!
Great coverage! Thanks
I've been watching rocket launches since they were first broadcast on TV. This is so impressive; it never fails to thrill.
NASA, Boeing, and any other launch provider would have been using 1980s cartoons to illustrate the launch instead of this AWESOME video from #1 SpaceX!
I just love your intro man! Never gets old and I want to watch it every single time (and I do). I don't remember any other intro or repetitive (landing rockets too nowadays :) ) thing that doesn't get old except this! The shots but most importantly the SOUND/MUSIC its super great! So inspiring and spectacular. Truly amazing.
Could see the bow shockwave on both the side boosters in person. It was amazing! I hope someone got it on video.
The fact that a private company can just wip out Falcon heavy and launch where even governments fail is amazing. Go Space X !!
SpaceX would not exist without funding from the US government.
Great launch ❤
I never get tired of watching this!
Thank you! Always love the intro/outro! I really appreciate all of your videos :)
And go in person next time - The six sonic booms are worth it.
The prelaunch info on the website was awesome, please continue to support that... monetizing with ads if necessary.
Always so cool watching the boosters do their thing after separation 🤩 these views are spectacular anymore!
I watched that Saturn V lift off as an 8 year old awestruck kid with my astounded parents, who were born when cars were still almost a novelty. We knew we were watching something extraordinary! My dad took me outside and pointed at the moon and said “Rob, men are walking on that moon right now!!”. He was into home movies and bought the Super 8 movie of the whole Apollo mission so we could watch it in all in big screen “Super Technicolor” goodness. I’ve had a passion for all things space since. I’m hoping I’ll be around to watch men land on Mars. Go SpaceX!
Thanks for the explanation of the flames climbing up the sides. I was literally thinking of this just as you made the comment.
I remember my brother showed me these rockets landing once and I thought it was fake 😂 it’s insane, like something out of a movie
I was at call Canaveral jetty today to watch this. And it was Amazing with the sonic booms to end it all.
Man, they make it look so easy!! Go SpaceX!
This is so amazing ! I have to hold my breath in excitement !
Amazing footage. Nothing like being there in Florida for a Falcon Heavy Launch "The Big One" Miss living in Florida.
Thank you.
Those body boost back burns were so cool!
Watched it in person from Kennedy space center. So cool!
I watching this one at the cape, pretty crowded.
Tim and Everyday Astronaut,y'all rock! Peace
Thanks!
The flames climbing the rocket used to freak me out when I was a kid watching the Apollo shots. I learned why this happened a few years later when I studied Fluid Dynamics in college.
Awesome! Watching those boosters return and land just never gets old. What a fabulous achievement.
Loved the Starfactory tours.
Literally fantastic
Still not old. Watching 2 boosters land so cool!
Booster footage was wild! So cool!
4:41 was the very best part...Turky Vulture and Space x..win win.
I heard the launch from Palm Bay Florida today. It was super loud
I attended this live, my first ever. One of the best things I've ever done. The anticipation and then ignition are amazing. I was struck by three things. The rocket accelerates faster than I thought it would. (Guess I was expecting a Starship launch. The audio on any of the videos online simply don't come close to replicating that rattly roar of those engines. And I mean better live by 10-20 times. Lastly, I was surprised how hard it is to watch the fire coming from the engines. It's close to the brightness of the sun. Loved it all!
Never gets old.
Need another FH launch from the Western Range :) or a road trip is in order this summer
oh man , I never tire of seeing the boosters land like that. Amazing
I love your work. For the future mission. Have you flown the Vomit Comet yet?
That never gets old, amazing sight to watch those two boosters land, I want to see it in person one day with a long stick and some marshmallows.
FIRST TIME I SAW a sonic boom wave in the clouds. How cool!
Wow. @44:00 the charring of the rocket side as it falls away and the centre core roasts it!
I love that track in the intro! I was going to ask what it was from and found out you wrote it? 🤯🤯🤯Have you heard of "Hum" or "Centaur"? I recommended them and accidently hit the back button. 😅
This never gets old. Still gob smacks me those boosters landing did the 2nd stage land on the "I still love you"?
Once again Tim I have nothing but respect for you. Sorry to hear about the mission buddy maybe there will be others
Tim you are an underrated artist
I have a suggestion for the bottom event tracker. Don't connect them with the white line. People will expect that the line represents continuous time passing like a loading bar, not discrete jumps. So just light them up one by one. This is like good user interface design, which almost everyone is horrible at including Apple, Android and all existing code editors. Create a tracker which humans will understand right away by looking at it.
Thank you for not going split screen during the launch. Everybody else's coverage seems to be split screen and I'm squinting to see what's happening
Haven't watched a falcon heavy for a while now. Probably not since the first. Cool.
As Schlong would say You Rock!!
I get the idea that those booster landings keep getting more precise.
I love watching a Falcon heavy Launch.
It will be neat to get some data from this satellite.
Does anyone know why they had to use a Heavy instead of just a single Falcon 9 for an 11,000lb payload to GTO?!?!
Or why expend the core stage when launching a 5000kg satellite?
@@mikhailkeniya7951 With Starship there will likely only be 10-15 more falcon heavy launches so probably just less expensive than risking a drone ship.
Higher orbit - not LEO.
@@stratolestele7611 yeah my question was GTO, Geostationary Transfer Orbit. Falcon 9 has done 20k lb to GTO before. Why heavy now for 11k?!
Tim answers it at around 1:10:00
Every rocket that SpaceX launches is a rocket that doesn't take little Timmy to the Moon, in his wee orange space suit.
One of the best stream intro ever🔥
Wolfenstein from MachineGames vibe❤
it's just a toy rocket, look at 41:42 bird goes straight through the flames.. joke aside... double sonic boom, never get's old and getting a close up of a booster - pure joy
Imagine Starship working to perfection like this. From start to landing...
Where can we purchase those rockets models? Thanks for the great content!
Great
I wonder how big a payload if 4 strap on boosters were used. The center booster would not turn on until all the strap on boosters were disconnected. But now we have the Starship around the corner. So what if the superheavy had strap on boosters? But that’s why the 12 meter diameter booster is planned.
Been said thousands of time, but seeing those two boosters land in sync is one of the coolest things of recent times besides the advancement of AI.
13:00 Impressive that SpaceX got Clark Kent to moderate the stream.
I was there when it launched
Y’all remember when this was a big deal? Now it’s just another day
just imagine 5 years into the future, 30 mechazillas fully at work
We are all ok with Eagle Units here in Argentina.
I'm thinking there was a secret additional payload since Heavy was more than what was needed and there was no video shown during the coast phase(s)
Dual booster lnading never gets old🤓
Airplane tickets can get up to 20k but most common ticket price with luggage is close to 5k per person.
The phrase 'never gets old' is getting old
Before they try to catch the big rocket, why do they not try to catch the Falcon 9 first? Seems like a good preliminary test of the gantry and tower workings.