At 70 I have been watching launches since Mercury…thanks Mom for letting me stay at home. This never gets old for me and these booster landings leave me gob smacked every lime. Time to see one up close and personal.
@@markheller8646 Concur 100%. My father was booster tech for Mercury and Gemini launches. I remember sitting on the floor staring out the plate glass windows when we lived in Rockledge and watching the launches when I was tiny. This is simply amazing that I can get to see the future sooooo clearly. My enthusiasm is not waning one bit. The guys at USLR give us more than I could ever have hoped for and make the "real news" channels look like slow children. Peaceful Skies.
Most people watch it hoping it RUDs. That's the only reason I watch the Starship. My wishes have been answered three times now. Wishing for a forth. FEM!
Every time I watch a reentry, I cant help but just watch and compare, and i do realize upper atmosphere is thinner, but compare the given size of the booster, and the many different plumes. Like the boost back burn, and just how big it is. The cold gas bursts and how fast and far they shoot out. Its mind blowing. This will always be a joy to watch. Hats off to the crews and their hardwork to share these moments.
Excellent job! The 18" scope never ceases to amaze me, you can make out the grid fins when the booster is at apogee in space, about 80 miles up. And still the reigning shock wave kings!
This is not a missile, this is a technical jewel, the most beautiful human-made thing that amazes the viewer at every return. Really, thanks to Elon Musk.
Over the history of this channel you've gone from, in the beginning, the absolute worst available rocket launch footage to nowadays, the absolute BEST. You guys have come SO far.
A little annoying that the SpaceX hosts just copy and paste the script which this time was inaccurate. CRS flights use the more efficient 1 engine entry burn and 1-3-1 landing burn.
We hear the sonic boom from every Vandenberg Falcon launch, something we haven't heard since the days when the shuttle would give us the double sonic booms when it landed at Edwards. It takes me back to my childhood in Central California when it wasn't unusual to hear sonic booms from military aircraft prior to the ban in 1973 (I was 12!)
Considering you're tracking the full flight of the first stage through the entire thickness of the atmosphere, as well as covering the horizontal distance it travelled, with all atmospheric disturbances available at any given time, these images are simply stunning.... 🙏
Fantastic, you guys are my eyes in the sky as i live all the way over in the UK but love all things USA space, these tracking shots you do just get better every time, its an incredible feat of engineering to build such a tracking rig, i am very impressed indeed, you guys should be working with NASA or ULA or SpaceX
That shot of the booster "inside the cocoon" of the retro-propulsion plume is insane. I don't think I've ever seen a perspective like that, as focused, before and I've watched, oh, 100-150 of these before! :D
I was there for the launch, standing right behind the tracker. Thanks for doing such a great job and for explaining everything before and after the launch
Very professional and factual documentation of a seemingly trivial fact - the landing of a rocket. Greetings to all children who believe in Saint. Nicholas and Armstrong landing on the Moon.
Ròcketman, you are amazing! Yes you expect too much from normal men but you were smart enough to select people with a touch of magic like you have so you push them to get their best. Thank you for sharing and they are staying up there a month? They must not consume normally, they all have to be skinny to be in space that long. The excitement of space and their mission feeds their mind and they exist on little food. Tesla or me couldnt do that, we like fiod tio much!
WOW! No landing impact shockwave was sent throughout the entire booster ship module when it made contact with the ground service. Do you now see how well a privately owned and controlled entity research and testing team can do?!
Thank you for the FANTASTIC views as always. Ed you MAGNIFICIENT BASTARD! You have built a system to be proud of sir! KUDOS! Always the best video with the highest quality views. I count on you guys for the ACTUAL footage so that I can visualize the entire launch proplerly. Since SpaceX (Elon I love ya buddy but X is not gonna happen for me) will not put anything like a real video out USLaunchReport is the very, very best there is. Peaceful Skies.
This one seems to to kick up tons of dust with its rocket engine. The moon landing ine was so advanced it didn't make more dust than granny sweeping the tiled floor
Remeber as said first ever orbital class re usable rocket not long till he land his star ship from space ..remember took him 3 times just to launch a falcon 9 let alone get it to space so he doing well
@@edgeiger6621 Ed you built a beauty. You should be so very, very proud. Your hardware excels and your control of it is world class, top S rank. Peaceful Skies.
@@edgeiger6621 Yeah, and the odd thing is that I also didn't see the characteristic elongated flame perpendicular to the row of engines. The exhaust looked round like a single engine, but the outer engines did seem to have burned.
This from a guy who back in the 50s did not think it would be possible to land a rocket back on earth under power. I am impressed.. SpaceX does it over and over. They said in the day that it could not be done.. Damn. That is sweet..
There is nothing can "not be done". Maybe not today. Maybe not tomorrow. But given enough time and scientific resources, the impossible slowly becomes possible. Who would have thought 50 years ago that we would have cell phones like we have today? The can't be done slowly becomes the things we can do.
@@Uslaunchreport well that went well in explaining! I have close up shots, where the fuel seems to pop out the side, and then you can actually see a burnt area...not like all others!!!!
Интересно, какой сакральный смысл закладывали в посадку на ракетной тяге? Кроме доргого шоу аттракциона? Космический корабль на атмосферную планету так сесть - не сможет : обгорит при входе в плотную атмосферу и не хватит топлива на посадку (а если бы и хватило - оно вскипит при входе в атмосферу). Если сажать аппарат не вышедший на орбиту - если все работает штатно, нет смысла; если авария - двигатель взорвется, не посадишь.
We do have a tracker with Pete Carsens covering alot of Spaceflight Now Coverage. Plus Pete has a great youtube channel called Max- Qproductions by Pete Carsens with all his great and stable rocket tracking videos
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I don't think this will ever get old.
At 70 I have been watching launches since Mercury…thanks Mom for letting me stay at home. This never gets old for me and these booster landings leave me gob smacked every lime. Time to see one up close and personal.
I agree 100%
💯
100%
@@markheller8646 Concur 100%.
My father was booster tech for Mercury and Gemini launches. I remember sitting on the floor staring out the plate glass windows when we lived in Rockledge and watching the launches when I was tiny. This is simply amazing that I can get to see the future sooooo clearly. My enthusiasm is not waning one bit. The guys at USLR give us more than I could ever have hoped for and make the "real news" channels look like slow children.
Peaceful Skies.
Marvelous technology, the rockets and the telescope. Every lauynch has something to see. I love it.
USLR
The best Cinematography in the Launch Biz! Thank you Never gets old ☮️🇺🇸
Thanks we try hard 👍🚀
@@Uslaunchreport it’s obvious Chefs Kiss !
Most people watch it hoping it RUDs. That's the only reason I watch the Starship. My wishes have been answered three times now. Wishing for a forth. FEM!
Every time I watch a reentry, I cant help but just watch and compare, and i do realize upper atmosphere is thinner, but compare the given size of the booster, and the many different plumes. Like the boost back burn, and just how big it is. The cold gas bursts and how fast and far they shoot out. Its mind blowing. This will always be a joy to watch. Hats off to the crews and their hardwork to share these moments.
Excellent job! The 18" scope never ceases to amaze me, you can make out the grid fins when the booster is at apogee in space, about 80 miles up.
And still the reigning shock wave kings!
OMG, I got chills (for real) right after MECO when the booster laid over and revealed its profile. PHENOMENAL footage. Absolutely astounding.
I concur!
Absolutely fake
Phenomenally fake
This is not a missile, this is a technical jewel, the most beautiful human-made thing that amazes the viewer at every return. Really, thanks to Elon Musk.
Over the history of this channel you've gone from, in the beginning, the absolute worst available rocket launch footage to nowadays, the absolute BEST. You guys have come SO far.
Thanks, we're glad you noticed 👍🚀
@@Uslaunchreportyyyt
The human brain was fearfully and wonderfully made. This is incredible ,its incredible what humans are capable of
A little annoying that the SpaceX hosts just copy and paste the script which this time was inaccurate. CRS flights use the more efficient 1 engine entry burn and 1-3-1 landing burn.
I'll take science fact over science fiction any day! Breathtaking! Thank you for the footage.
Notice even the pelicans have gotten use to the seeing the blast off which never gets old. These engineers are true rocket scientists and technicians.
Always impressive - and the ones where you see two landing ,almost in unison , is pure SciFi BABY! 😄
Can't wait to see you guys do Starship 😍
We hear the sonic boom from every Vandenberg Falcon launch, something we haven't heard since the days when the shuttle would give us the double sonic booms when it landed at Edwards. It takes me back to my childhood in Central California when it wasn't unusual to hear sonic booms from military aircraft prior to the ban in 1973 (I was 12!)
Thanks for the wonderful view!
oh what a feeling ..... what a great experience .... thank you for the amazing video!! great job
That is some beautiful technology you have there. Thank you.
Outstanding views!
Stunningly impressive
Absolutely stunning footage as ever! Best video! 😊
This is awesome footage! Never gets old..
8:30 shockwaves
Increditable!
Wonderful ❤️🙏👍
That Never gets Old ! Gr8 Tracking & Photography on this Landing ! 👍
Never gets old
SpaceX or NASA needs to hire you guys for all their launch tracking!
Imagine seeing this as an engineer during the 60s.
It never gets old. Thanks for the great footage.
Considering you're tracking the full flight of the first stage through the entire thickness of the atmosphere, as well as covering the horizontal distance it travelled, with all atmospheric disturbances available at any given time, these images are simply stunning.... 🙏
Thanks for realizing how much atmosphere 🚀👍
Fantastic, you guys are my eyes in the sky as i live all the way over in the UK but love all things USA space,
these tracking shots you do just get better every time, its an incredible feat of engineering to build such a tracking rig, i am very impressed indeed, you guys should be working with NASA or ULA or SpaceX
Thanks for the kind comments. We're constantly working to improve our tracking capabilities.
Nicely done!
That shot of the booster "inside the cocoon" of the retro-propulsion plume is insane. I don't think I've ever seen a perspective like that, as focused, before and I've watched, oh, 100-150 of these before! :D
🎉❤WOW!!! What an exciting video!
Outstanding tracking Ed - well done!!
When graded based on level of difficulty, this system is arguably more reliable than an airline.
always good to see perfection in these landings
Always the best videos! Thanks you so much!
these capture the speed like no other video. Nice job!
Great shots you got there. Plume before MECO at 03:11 is awesome
I was there for the launch, standing right behind the tracker. Thanks for doing such a great job and for explaining everything before and after the launch
Will be there for the Delta Heavy launch. Stop by if your in the area
Great footage once again. It would really be cool if you guys can cover IFT 4.😊
WoW - Thanks
Super cool views! Awesome tracker technology and engineering too! Well done!
Bravo Zulu! so smooth!
Beautifully done. Thanks for your hard work!
Outstanding footage. Thank you for all your effort.
Great stuff
Very professional and factual documentation of a seemingly trivial fact - the landing of a rocket. Greetings to all children who believe in Saint. Nicholas and Armstrong landing on the Moon.
great tech tele scope .. Marvelous technology
Great video❤. These attitude control were missing in IFT3. Hope IFT4 willhave it.
Now _that_ would hold anyone's attention. Wow.
Most excellent. Thank you.
This routine flight just for special for me thanks to your outstanding footage!
Congrats again.
Excellent!!
Awesome work guys. It'll be a great idea if you can track starship too in the future 🚀
Ròcketman, you are amazing! Yes you expect too much from normal men but you were smart enough to select people with a touch of magic like you have so you push them to get their best. Thank you for sharing and they are staying up there a month? They must not consume normally, they all have to be skinny to be in space that long. The excitement of space and their mission feeds their mind and they exist on little food. Tesla or me couldnt do that, we like fiod tio much!
Wow that was SO COOL!
Brilliant. I wonder if you could easily overlay the booster telemetry from spacex?
This was pure science fiction when I was a kid. 😆 Soooo awesome 👍✌😁
Thank you Elon and ALL the team at Space X 💕
WOW! No landing impact shockwave was sent throughout the entire booster ship module when it made contact with the ground service. Do you now see how well a privately owned and controlled entity research and testing team can do?!
Yeah, you DID leave this comment here. Oversensitive priccks !
Amaizing
Thank you for the FANTASTIC views as always.
Ed you MAGNIFICIENT BASTARD! You have built a system to be proud of sir! KUDOS!
Always the best video with the highest quality views. I count on you guys for the ACTUAL footage so that I can visualize the entire launch proplerly.
Since SpaceX (Elon I love ya buddy but X is not gonna happen for me) will not put anything like a real video out USLaunchReport is the very, very best there is.
Peaceful Skies.
Thanks again. We're always trying to improve are tracking tracking techniques.
Thanks!
Thanks Bill for the continued support
You can see the shockwave on 1080 monitors as it passes clouds at 8:31
This one seems to to kick up tons of dust with its rocket engine. The moon landing ine was so advanced it didn't make more dust than granny sweeping the tiled floor
The videography is impressive
I wish they had video like this of the Starship booster, all the way to its demise.
Remeber as said first ever orbital class re usable rocket not long till he land his star ship from space ..remember took him 3 times just to launch a falcon 9 let alone get it to space so he doing well
Sensacional 👍😮👍
remarkable!
SpaceX CEO does not get enough credit.
How many miles from that giant awesome camera to the launch site? I thought my Nikon coolpix p1000 could zoom 🤦♂️
About 14 miles to liftoff, 9 miles to landing site
@@edgeiger6621 Ed you built a beauty. You should be so very, very proud. Your hardware excels and your control of it is world class, top S rank.
Peaceful Skies.
@@phlogistanjones2722 Thanks for the kind words
People applauding like they're surprised it worked.
Shock waves are at 8:30
Shock wave Wow
Thank you, AI
Did you catch the meteor going across at 11:38 ?
Why wasn't the 1st stage landing and burn not shown?
It was shown
Great tracking. Terrible audio. The announcer won't stop yapping.
Since when do they not stagger the engine ignition/shutdown for the reentry burn?...
Noticed that also. They always did that before
@@edgeiger6621 Yeah, and the odd thing is that I also didn't see the characteristic elongated flame perpendicular to the row of engines. The exhaust looked round like a single engine, but the outer engines did seem to have burned.
Is the tracker still based on an anti-aircraft quad mount?
Basically a 2 axes gimble same as the old gunmounts but with telescopes instead of .guns
@@edgeiger6621 The original launch trackers actually were repurposed AA gun mounts!
Correct
Are y'all coming to Starbase for IFT4?
Might happen
Genial!! 😄
This from a guy who back in the 50s did not think it would be possible to land a rocket back on earth under power. I am impressed.. SpaceX does it over and over. They said in the day that it could not be done.. Damn. That is sweet..
There is nothing can "not be done". Maybe not today. Maybe not tomorrow. But given enough time and scientific resources, the impossible slowly becomes possible. Who would have thought 50 years ago that we would have cell phones like we have today? The can't be done slowly becomes the things we can do.
Ed Geiger built the video tracker, very impressive and nothing impresses me because I am a cynical ass
What was the explosion briefly?
Landing
@@Uslaunchreport well that went well in explaining! I have close up shots, where the fuel seems to pop out the side, and then you can actually see a burnt area...not like all others!!!!
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Интересно, какой сакральный смысл закладывали в посадку на ракетной тяге? Кроме доргого шоу аттракциона?
Космический корабль на атмосферную планету так сесть - не сможет : обгорит при входе в плотную атмосферу и не хватит топлива на посадку (а если бы и хватило - оно вскипит при входе в атмосферу).
Если сажать аппарат не вышедший на орбиту - если все работает штатно, нет смысла; если авария - двигатель взорвется, не посадишь.
Awesome CGI "shockwave" and reverse launch footage.
Nothing in this video is CGI
@@edgeiger6621 LOL, yes it is and nothing is going to "space" you loon.
you should really work together with NSF
We do have a tracker with Pete Carsens covering alot of Spaceflight Now Coverage. Plus Pete has a great youtube channel called Max- Qproductions by Pete Carsens with all his great and stable rocket tracking videos
Thats Pete Carstens
👏👏👏
Sounds like working at McDonald's.. Soo much beeping
I Wonder... Too what end? Will we break off in enemies? I sure hope not
Wonder how many birds get cooked? Seems like the entry burn is what gets rid of most of the paint on the outside of the first stage.
The paint is fine. SX doesn't clean off the soot ( engine burns kerosene ).
Pretty Cool, Huh?
Star Ship 3 ?
Flight 3 already happened
@@starz_yeep I mean, yes they recorded it, because this is the best channel, I think they didn't record it, I hope they can record the 4th
YAY, Elon! 🚀