13 Years of SpaceX Florida Launches in Under 1 Minute
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SpaceX has launched multiple Falcon 9 rockets from Florida, starting from its primary launch site at Kennedy Space Center and also from Cape Canaveral Air Force Station. These launches have been used for a variety of purposes, including sending satellites into orbit, resupplying the International Space Station, and launching crewed missions to the station. The successful reuse of Falcon 9 first stages has been a major milestone for SpaceX and the commercial space industry, and has helped to reduce the cost of launches. These launches are a testament to the incredible technology and engineering that goes into each mission, and they continue to push the boundaries of what is possible in space.
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The short one is bad enough
Notice the launch cadency accelerating in a exponential way
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2022 turned the back launchpad into a rocket machine gun
Don't let the ATF see this they will ban "assault" rockets
Hahaha
Hahahahaha fr 🤣🤣
Hahahha you're so funny
hahahahaha ...
so funny and adequate comment
2023 will be lit
12 launches already
@@americanv1nceagainagain749 the next version of this will look like SpaceX has a spawn hack.
Obv it will be lit 😆 now light that candle
@@ClutchCobraKID1 if I could, I would, believe me.
By lit, you mean nuclear
I'd like to specially thank the cameraman for sticking around all those years !
😂
There's always an unoriginal sheep commenter... 👎
@@J.Wolf90 Sooooo...why did you do it ?
@@J.Wolf90 Or are you talking about your name ? Jwolf...?
@jayrussell3796 sometimes I wonder I there's only 4 people with a million aliases who post videos and comments on social media. Commenting the same things and using the same video formats
I work at KSC...
The place is jumping
Space X & Artemis
What a time to be alive
You mean KFC?
I helped build slc 37 in 2000 summer,as a union pipefitter this was the best and most interesting job I have ever had,I feel very fortunate for the experience and have utmost respect for everyone in the space industry.much love
Kerbal Space Center
@@RomanPogo-ku6td😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 man I actually laughed out loud
@@RomanPogo-ku6td This is Colonel Sanders, Kentucky we have a problem.
Living 15 miles away from pad 39a . This is pretty accurate on what it seems like. My windows and walls vibrate 2-3 times a week lol. We love it though. Go Falcon Go!
This makes me happy, as a future tourist to your beautiful country, knowing that I'm likely to see a launch for the first time in my life due to how frequent they've become!!
@David C really dude? It’s fake. They are not launching anything to space. We know better.
Man I wish I lived that close!! That would be amazing
@@stewartj3407 your crazy where’s that rocket shooting into space going then?
NGL, I'm jealous and not... it's florida after all.
Whoever made this deserves an award
yes
He is my brother 😂😂
@@marcojimenez9366 lol you found me in the wild
I actually had no idea they were launching that much?? Wow. This is so impressive on another level
That's just from Florida too. They also launch from California.
they achieved 60 successful launches of Falcon 9 in 2022. This year, they are trying for 100 launches, including falcon heavy and starship. Which is mindboggling. When you start thinking about the possibilities with a starship system that's even quicker to turn around (goal is to have a rocket launch, return, be serviced, and launch again within 24 HOURS), space exploration will take on a dimension that very few people are aware of now.
Same, nice to see, I hope they're learning a lot and are able to put it to good use. Doesn't change my opinion on Musk, dude's still an overhyped, immature manchild with a god complex and too much money for his own or anyone else's good, but at least one thing he made has the potential for a positive long-term effect. Maybe. We'll see.
Мне кажется инопланетяне все таки поделились с вами технологиями больше, чем с нами
98 launches in 2023 and those are only these that actually went to space.
For an update they have launched 74 rockets successfully in 2023
98
Make it 2 short of target and whole blam is on weather and regulations.
I love the RTLS landings in the background!
I missed that. I have to watch it again.
The amount of details in this clip is insane! From showing the Falcon Heavy vehicles lifting off to the updated Falcon paint jobs. So cool!
Thats the other launch platform. They land on boats
@@Echo_4609 They land on both, drone ships and land
It even shows CRS-16 landing in the water!! (Dec 2018)
Wow… really shows the rate of growth they have achieved
Government funding*
@@YOURDADSDILDO Government payloads*
Also, Starlink.
Edit: Was referring to current funding for Falcon, rather than all time.
@@user2C47 and funding
@@user2C47funding. Spacex wouldn't exist without COTS. THANKS, OBAMA(the irony of a black guy creating the company run by a foreign racist m...)
🤡💅💻: 'he dont pay taxes and steal tax money'
how bout u m0nkeys do ur own space rocket industry instead? even if he got government funding he just played the system + where else would the money go to? ukr4aine? isra3l? m0nkey lives matter? so still a better way to spend tax money instead of giving it to third world m0nkeys that are thousands of miles away imo.
I’m from Melbourne Fl and can confirm there’s a launch just about every week now. They have made so much progress in such little time. Amazing to see!
I'm from the spacecoast too and it more like every 3 to 4 days there's a launch but SpaceX. Its and amazing feat. My hat off to all the ladies and gentlemen at SpaceX. 😳👏👏
I helped build slc 37 in summer 2000,best and most interesting job I ever had,must love and respect to the space launch industry.
As interesting as that is, and I personally thank you for your service .. but no one has looked at this in around 10 months now. I am also a douche for posting this, but I'm okay with that.
Thank you.
That’s actually satisfying
I love your builds
In a few years I bet this will be real time footage
Yeah ICBMs 😬
@@vaga4239 💀
R/cursedcomments except I’m too lazy to post it
Still not enough satellites to satisfy the bandwidth we're going to need once the third world discovers pornhub.
@@sebione3576 AYOO
Adding a counter on the screen would have earned you a chef’s kiss! But a thumbs up is all I could afford.. great content.
That... was... AWESOME!!!
Thank You SpaceX. Warner von Braun would be proud. All those launches and only one mishap, A+!
Two.
Two actually. They lost CRS-7 in flight but you can't see that in this vid
You mean the war crime guy?
@Mr ㅤBeast ㅤㅤㅤ ㅤ Werner Von Braun was not a war criminal. He designed rockets, he did *not* fire them at civilians.
@@theEWDSDS battle of London:
This was a completely unique and highly satisfying perspective. I hope you redo this and finish it off with a Starship Launch!!!
Add california and boca chica, and starship launches 🚀
Damn that's actually a crazy way to visualize it. the gradual increase was astounding that dude is busy busy
Just imagine what this video will look like after editing in the next 2-5 years in. 🔥
Now, I want to see 13 years of first-stage booster LANDINGS in 1 minute!
If you look closely in the background, you can see (some) landings.
Don't think they've been landing for that long tho
Pad 40 going insane at the end
This just shows how much money is flowing in the system one rocket is at least 100 million or more
so very wrong a falcon launch costs customers about 67 million USD but that's because that price is just below the competitors. they make huge margins many of these lauches are from spaceX themselves for starlink and they have their own price down at about 10-25 million a launch(might be even lower) they don't need to make a new first stage every launch. so they make a lot of second stages which is a lot cheaper than the second.
I love how you even changed Falcon 9 when it was carrying Dragon/Dragon 2. Incredible attention to detail
Elon Musk became Katyusha.
He launched all them all on his own? Wow
@@joshuadqueen he’s a kid, either he doesn’t know that Elon Musk is just a wallet, or he’s a fanboy.
Katyusha man
@@PineRidgeAIM_CA it’s not that deep
@@joshuadqueen ohh i dont like elon so i have to downplay his role oooooo
Mind-boggling.
"If a picture is worth a thousand words, then computer animation is worth 30,000 words a second." -- Mark E. Pethe, Boeing Motion Picture and Television ca. 1990
the way it launches is like a Cruise missle going haywire. LOL
lmao spacex be like: i own this place now
From automatic to semi automatic to full on full automatic rifle lmao
Automatic and semi automatic are the same.
@@Scrapps97 no it's not... Automatic and full automatic are the same... Semi automatic firearms fire a round then prepares the next to be fired.... automatic firearms don't just prepare them it continues to release the firing pin therefore continuously firing rounds until the trigger is released(anyone possessing one of these in the states needs a class 3 firearms license issued by the ATF) A double action revolver (a cowboy gun)is technically semi automatic and they have been around since the 1800s that any law abiding citizen can legally procure with a simple criminal background check
@@HubcapPointOutdoors a FULLY automatic continues to release the firing pin while trigger is held.
Automatic refers to the ejection of spent casing, insertion of new round, and the priming of the firing pin in one consecutive trigger pull. The entire reason there is a term "fully-automatic" is because it added to the definition of "automatic" (i.e. the firing pin is released again while trigger is held).
This old definition has been lost, and most don't even know the difference been semi and fully automatic anymore.
This is a awesome short, wel done!
If SpaceX ever goes public I know where I'm putting my money
Why isn't it public? Wouldn't something literally like space exploration make sense that it's a public company? So the world as a collective can all give their donation to help further us all?
@@EXITLlFE Yes and no, public means voting rights means red tape. Private is easier to do what you want.
@@EXITLlFEpublic companies have to deal with making investors happy. Sometimes that may harm the long term progress of growth. It’s kinda like politics.
Elon Musk is exploring space, and Russia is destroying peaceful cities, 😔
At the end, this is a firework battery
The only thing missing is a counter.
I tried counting them and then realized that I missed the start of the second launch pad.
I lost it when they landed in the water and on land 😂😂
the addition of the F9 failure on the pad was a nice touch. Just like Spacex, never hide your failures. Put them out there, learn and improve.
Wait for Starship that's when things get real Spacex is currently just warming up.
When that's fully in operation, this video will be like a real-time footage
Theoretically. Starship is years away from this kind of launch cadence even if it actually does replace falcon9, which is still doubtful. The refueling cadence for a mars fleet mission is 30 years away
@@ThatSB ignore the Mars aspect for a moment, Starship will be delivering so much more mass that anyone has ever achieved in a single launch. The customer base will be huge, and space access will be cheap. If all goes to plan, I really would expect them to launch at least as often as F9.
@@ThatSB if starship isn’t able to get the orbital flight done successfully this year I don’t see why it would take them 30 years to design a refuelling system. 10-15 years seems realistic.
Great presentation! I started to say 'What about the landings?' but then the camera panned over and started showing them too!
Wow. That's actually pretty satisfying. Love those rocket launches!
Everyone is getting their own satellite to wach them 24/7.
Who are they shooting at?
they are transporting satelites into orbit and bring astronauts to the iss
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Wow that's the best video yet! I hope you keep updating it! Find a way to add Vandenberg too! In an inset maybe?
Cape Canaveral now remains one of the worlds busiest spaceport as of 2024.
Year 2017... SpaceX trying to be a Katyusha
We are going to the Moon and populating the universe
And then destroy it all right? Because this is what the careless Humans are doing.
Are you alien
@@skiddiesloveyouguys567 even IF destruction of humanity is inevitable, destroying 2 planets is harder than 1
That escalated quickly. 😳
Starlink just took over
Haha .. I love how you also include the launch pad on fire, where Falcon9 exploded and destroyed the launch pad. Launch pad goes brrrr
The USAF nukes: When do we launch?
...wow..this is brilliant... Well done..!!!
2022/2023. . Shooting off like fireworks..
Bring in more 2023 goodness
I am going to say this as my alarm clock ringer
When the launch pad goes FULL AUTO
in few year it will become uzi (1200 round per minut) 😂😂😂
Progress is neat, I liked the explosion part lol
fun fact. if you look in 2018-2019, you can see a falcon booster landing in the ocean. this is a true event that happened.
Yay. Now I can go outside with my kids to star gaze, and instead be distracted by satellites glaring about every four seconds. 😢
The sheer amount of money in this is insane
Crazy. I didn't know it launched that often
bros launching rockets like therea no tomorrow
Nice firework show SpaceX
The cameraman:🗿🗿🗿
Meanwhile Blue Origin hasn't put a single spacecraft into orbit.
Any aliens who live on a planet with a much slower time dilation who may be watching our planet are going to think we're fighting space ghosts.
when you saved all your killstreaks to use at once
American Military smile like maniac after seeing this.. "imagine if that is our missiles"
This was an amazing visual on the frequency of launches. Thank you for spending the time. It's amazing to visualize the stream of technology being lifted into orbit by a single company.
Bro slowly turning it into MLRS💀
dang that launch pad went brrrrrt
Just play this without watching it and it sounds like a gun fight between a few people that turns into an all out gang war 😂
North Korea every second be like
2021 lookes like he got a max ammo drop or activated "free fire" 😂
This must be a new Missile Command game...
the power of reusable rockets
Someone: Hi Elon, how did you spend all your money?
Elon Musk:
that's actually how he made his money, because his rockets are re-usable they're way cheaper than everyone else's and have higher flight cadence.
That's why the oil extinct 2 years earlier than expected
Sounds like the inside of my toilet bowl, the day after Chipotle.
The one pad explosion caught me off guard 😂
Kim Dzong Un been real quiet since this video came out.
I have literally watched this short over 20 times! Great job!!
Now half of people on earth are floating somewhere in space 😂
Launchpads going brrrrrrr
It's mind-blowing how often there is a launch these days. And they're picking up the pace
The editor must be awarded lol
Imagine a future where this is real time 👁️🫦👁️
Worlds most expensive firework company.
Soon, we'll be living in WALL-E
That fireball from the RUD lasted 2 weeks!?
Remember we were complaining about making holes in the atmosphere? lol
Yes then we banned CFCs and the ozone recovered.
Holy crap😮 how did you generate this? It’s awesome!
It’s practically a space elevator by the end.
Would have been way cooler had you modelled the buildings and structures being built and changing over time for each launch.
This was actually really cool to watch
Suddenly, a NASA engineer awakes in persuasive sweat.🥶
2024 will be cool
I knew it launched often but didn’t expect this quick of a launch cadence
2023 is going to be AMAZING!❤
This crazy Sam(surface to air) defense.
Those are some of the fastest launches I've ever seen
Boy, that looks like a Civ game entering the SPACE AGE.
50-100 million each.= dedication to humanity