I remember seeing them successfully land both boosters for the first time. I was so excited and in awe that I ran into my parents room and showed them the video. I then proceeded to show it to every person in my contacts. 😂 It’s crazy to think that there are kids who are young enough to where this is just normal and not realize just how spectacular and incredible it really is.
It actually is the Sound of the engine... I am Not 100% Sure, but the rockets get to transsonic Speeds way Higher. The boom youre Hearing is the ignition liquids igniting the engines
I'm pretty sure these are sonic booms…I've heard several in my lifetime and this is what they sound like. Yes the rocket is going super slow 60 feet off the ground, but it comes in very, very fast before that…and if the rockets are two or three miles away from whoever is shooting the video, it could take like 15 seconds for the sonic booms to arrive.
40 year old Space Coast resident here…I get giddy every time they do a launch, it never gets old for sure. I’m so surprised how little my kids (and most of my fellow residents) care about the Falcon Heavy launches!! They seriously don’t bat an eye! Maybe they’re desensitized due to the increased frequency of launches we have these days and/or they weren’t around during the old shuttle program days, they have nothing to compare it with I guess??🤷♀️
@@katieames3293 nah, there are people who couldn't care less. They don't dream about space so they aren't interested in rockets. I bet there are also people who hate rockets and space who live there too. God only knows.
This is a money show Rockets are fireworks. Rocket propulsion is similar to firing a water pistol or machine gun, using recoil to accelerate. The more fuel you carry, the more fuel it takes to lift off. More stages and larger sizes are not more efficient. Space X rockets return landing is a monkey trick copied from a 1948 Russian movie. A super stupid trick to fool the sheeple. Every drop of fuel should send the payload up, not the recovery tank. Parachutes are much cheaper and safer. Humans will never be able to put any mass into orbit or to the moon. No private rocket can orbit the earth, that's a fact. All rockets run out of fuel in minutes. NASA sends rockets into the waters of Bermuda and restricts people from going there. You now know why. Stupid people wake the fuck up.
This is a money show Rockets are fireworks. Rocket propulsion is similar to firing a water pistol or machine gun, using recoil to accelerate. The more fuel you carry, the more fuel it takes to lift off. More stages and larger sizes are not more efficient. Space X rockets return landing is a monkey trick copied from a 1948 Russian movie. A super stupid trick to fool the sheeple. Every drop of fuel should send the payload up, not the recovery tank. Parachutes are much cheaper and safer. Humans will never be able to put any mass into orbit or to the moon. No private rocket can orbit the earth, that's a fact. All rockets run out of fuel in minutes. NASA sends rockets into the waters of Bermuda and restricts people from going there. You now know why. Stupid people wake the fuck up.
@@dave2715 Not in this specific video but there are MANY videos from different areas where there are hundreds of people watching. What is wrong with you people? SMFH. The pure stupidity.
Quite possibly the coolest thing anyone has ever done, it doesn't even look real, thanks to SpaceX for making us experience a little of the excitement people in the 60s experienced
Somehow, I find the landing of the rocket boosters to be more amazing than space travel itself. Maybe because it just seems so futuristic. That's how the Rockets landed in Flash Gordon.
@@westerlywinds5684 Lol, not one person has ever landed a rocket ever. There's one person who tried. His name was Neil Armstrong He was unable to control the rockets from the 1960s because they were on off as you can see in the video. However he was able to fly the jet powered lander. Even though man can now land a rocket with the aid of computer's To this date no one can, and has ever landed a rocket controlled ship.
@@jesseakers7298 The main engine was not just limited to on/off. Just the reaction control thrusters were on/off in little bursts, just like they are today. The main engines were throttleable in basically all these liquid fueled rockets.
And now Space X has successfully done this over 100 times. And only Blue Origin has done it a handful of times. All the others seem uninterested. Wonder why the others do not fly as often?
@@HouseGurke Now you are moving the goal posts. It was just reusable rockets, but now it is only orbital. So does Falcon 9 reach orbit? It enables orbital missions, but it does not reach orbit. They are both reusable with completely different missions. I am more impressed with the Falcon 9 and it's ability and rapid turn around time. But the New Sheppard is still a reusable rocket, although far less capable.
I think the programming is the simple part they can rely on PID loops to balance the rocket. However the challenging part is making the rocket strong enough to withstand the deceleration and landing and carrying enough fuel to be able to land. Also they had to reignite the engine
Most beautiful thing I've ever seen done by man in my lifetime. Knowing the scale and forces involved (my dad was a propulsion systems engineer, working on space shuttles for the NASA Space shuttle program, so I've got a few lessons) makes it even more amazing. Nobody else even attempts things like this. It's very close to impossible to get something like this right the first time, and each failure is millions to tens of millions in the hole. So they stick to what they know works. Then along comes some brave innovators with financial backing and guts, and we're landing+reusing boosters. Incredible. SpaceX is paving the way to the future.
What an amazing time to be alive! I have seen three space shuttle landings at Edwards AFB in Palmdale, California and those sonic booms are dramatic in person
I made a list if the things Ive seen invented since I was born in 1962 and the list was amazing. As you said its an amazing time to be alive. 8 billion minds creating things we never would have dreamed possible when there were 3 billion of us. Lets invent things that can stop nuclear weapons from working so we dont destroy ourselves before we reach our full potential.
I’m a junior in Aerospace and Mechanical rn, I have a fire inside of me that’s pulling me towards SpaceX, even though it’s highly competitive, I swear I’m gonna fucking be there one day.
Not to discourage you, but they are probably going to exploit you. Companies that do inspiring stuff like SpaceX and don't have much competition on employees tend to pay less and work their employer more hours.
С чего это мы отстали? С того, что сша по контракту до 30го года будет летать на наших двигателях? С чем отстали с нашей космической станцией? Которой нет у сша а все летают на нашу и у них не было а мы мир уже затопили и новую запустили? Вы видимо подросток который думает раз айфоны не производим значит отстали? А наша отсталость единственная страна которая сейчас строит атомные станции и это не какой то айфон, с чем отстали то я спрашиваю? С тем, что эта программа масска точно Илона Маска, скорее всего фейк, уже многие проектировщики расчитывая параметры доказывают, что это очередное кино , скорее всего как и высадка на Луну .. Ну это так, к сведению... По космической программе официально сша отстаёт от РФ на 10 лет, они давно это признали и летают на наших двигателях.. Сначала бы углубили знания, а не поверхности сняв начали про родину писать, что отстаёт и на много...
@@antonspiritА атомный ледокольный флот! 💪 Россия - единственная страна, обладающая подобной техникой. Да если задаться вопросами, столько про свою страну узнать можно! Но то ли лень, то ли клиповое мышление многим не позволяет первоисточники поднять. 😏 Печально.
@@nathanwahl9224 don't be silly. i have always found the man to be utterly repugnant, furthermore i am perfectly capable of deciding who to like or dislike. perhaps you need to be told, and that's why you would say such a ridiculous thing.
I hear it again and again, with my JVC-Boomblaster, what a gigantic sound, when the rocketboosters are landing! Just pure entertainment for science fiction-lovers! ☝🏻😳🤭🚀🚀💥🔥😍
@@JohnSmith-mm2nf I routinely throw his name out in conversation around new faces…it’s such a good gauge of whether or not someone is really living on the same planet I am lol like you, I now know where you stand lol
@@temhgb not what I meant. Elon didn't revive anything, all he did was found his own Agency which now assists NASA. it's getting ridiculous when people say things like "he saved humanity". In what way is landing a rocket vertically saving us?
What few people realize is Elon Musk was the lead engineer on these designs. Everybody thinks he's a businessman but he's not, he's a self-taught engineer, programmer, and manufacturing designer. Oh, and he runs businesses on the side. LOL
@@thatjoeguy7348 Musk is a buisness man and a great communicator. Not a genius engineer able to create that kind of rocket. NASA gave him the VTOL and engine technology. The VTOL technology comes from MacDonnellDouglas who create the 1st VTOL reusable rocket, DeltaClipper DCx th-cam.com/video/JzXcTFfV3Ls/w-d-xo.htmlsi=0Edl70_xo83xXM2v
that's simply amazing the rate at which they're able to successfully land those boosters. great example of what private space company was able to do that NASA never innovated
Unfortunately, NASA's budget kept getting cut over and over again after the Apollo missions. I'm sure that if NASA had kept the same budget (adjusted for inflation, of course) then it could achieve similar things.
@@78Krakatau ну да, конечно. Все в говне живут как в РФ просто картинку красивую с декорациями показывают. У всех американцев тоже канализации нет и параши стоят во всех населенных пунктах. Унитаз это вообще вымысел!
I love that you can actually see the three sonic booms visualized in the humidity as the rocket as it goes transonic. I don’t think I’ve seen that on any other video.
@@henerodriguez6927 at the moment that it matches the speed of sound, the shockwaves (aka sonic booms) are generated. Because there’s so much moisture in the air, they can be seen.
My workplace is roughly a mile away from landing zone (formerly complex 13) and I swear the force blew my hair back. Either that or it was just me anticipating the noise and still being frightened by it. The recent double landing was a cloudless beauty and separation was directly overhead and spectacular. Been out here over 20 years and it never gets old!
Musk was the first which deserves a ton of credit, but to say we wouldnt have it without him is not true. We shouldn't idolize one man. Engineering is a group effort for a project this size. And the entire space program was always heading this direction. Having a reusable rocket was not an original idea for this time. Multiple people in the industry had this idea, but the funding wasn't there.
@@jackberling8060 That's the prototypical answer of the absurd ideology which denies individual impacts on history. In fact it's part of Marxism, which claims that the historical development of humanity would be a logical compelling one. But without Gengis Khan the world wouldn't had be slaughtered and beside Musk we had to wait till you would have done the same... 😂
Real musk bulit this i say no it was American engineers and fabricators that built this, musk only git where he is due to tax breaks and subsidized grifting..he pays what percentage of taxes for , fire personnel, garbage,water sewers, does he pay hus companies pay fair share for schools hospitals libraries..i know what musk done he hated his orginal country now he hates democracy but wants all the ben4of america without the loce of family who has bled or died for democratic values and overall democracy..
*Ohh wow, there was a slight delay in the deployment of the first rockets landing gear which got me scared into thinking that it wouldn't make it 😅 But to my surprise, everything went on just as smoothly as expected, together with the 2nd rocket landing just as perfectly as the 1st one, just shows us how Space X has gotten incredibly good at this, they've improved to near perfection now. And has made it very loud and clear that nothing is impossible, all it takes is passion, love, persistence and dedication for it and sooner or later all the efforts and hard works gonna eventually pay off like never before..* 😍😎🤗🤗
I've been watching space shots since the mid 1960s... It never ceases to amaze me how Man's dreams are brought to fruition by knowledge, intellect and sometimes sheer will. Seeing these go up and then fly back and land is truly amazing. Just a few short years ago this was thought to be unachievable. Go Space X, Go Falcon!!!
I am 52 , never did I consider reusable rockets possible, I am amazed at the technology. Just a big kid waiting to see what's next , especially from space x starship
Found the answer myself. Apparently it would take about as much rocket fuel to re-enter the atmosphere slowly so there is no heat as it takes to launch. So in theory, you could make a craft that can achieve this. Then either let it bring all this extra fuel with it, or use other craft to bring it to space in trips, then refuel this special craft you've made. Then you can come back to earth normally without the heat build up and need for heat shields. However, heatshields are far cheaper and more practical.
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NASA 8yrs ago.
"That's not possible"
SPACEX
"Hold my beer"!
it's possible just not feasible for actual once a week flights like originally planned, mcdonnel douglas did this in the 60's bro
nasa just can't do it because it would save taxpayer money and for them, that's impossible
@@Celestial_Reach 👍
So Elon can do this no problem! But I can’t bring my Tesla from one part of the world to the next , because it won’t work. 🙄
Hahaha soo true!!!
Seeing them land together is one of the coolest things that has happened in my lifetime. 🎉
Same😊
Wouldn't it be cool if we lived long enough to see them landing in squadrons.
I wouldn't go that far...😂 but it is cool.
Agreed
Yes CGI is amazing.
Those landings look right out of a science fiction movie. 😮
Right out of a 1980 video game and a gyroscope on top 😮
It is because its Fiction.
@@SmedleyWarIsaRacketI’ve literally watched a landing live. You have extra chromosomes bum
With great cgi lol
@@SmedleyWarIsaRacket?
I remember seeing them successfully land both boosters for the first time. I was so excited and in awe that I ran into my parents room and showed them the video. I then proceeded to show it to every person in my contacts. 😂
It’s crazy to think that there are kids who are young enough to where this is just normal and not realize just how spectacular and incredible it really is.
so you did not see it with your own eyes?
im one of them unfortunately. still appreciate it though
@@sussydogelikesplanesappreciate what
It's kinda crazy how SpaceX have gotten so good at this.
like landing on Luna, never been to...
Кретин...
@@treop3480you mustve wished elon bought russian rockets lmao
Almost like they don't have the boot of government on their neck✌️
Private co no govt bs in Elon's way!I love his playground!!! 🚀🚀
I love the sonic boom setting off that car alarm!!
It actually is the Sound of the engine... I am Not 100% Sure, but the rockets get to transsonic Speeds way Higher. The boom youre Hearing is the ignition liquids igniting the engines
Not bad but still like video game
that's shock from the engine hitting the ground and being reflected out you can feel it in person the roar of the engine vibrates your chest
The rocket is not going supersonic 60ft off the deck going downward. Lol
I'm pretty sure these are sonic booms…I've heard several in my lifetime and this is what they sound like. Yes the rocket is going super slow 60 feet off the ground, but it comes in very, very fast before that…and if the rockets are two or three miles away from whoever is shooting the video, it could take like 15 seconds for the sonic booms to arrive.
Am I the only one who has
watched this over and over again? It’s so amazing it almost seems unreal.
Me too :). Love the sound, can’t wait to see and hear it in person someday.
Imagine seeing this in real life . And the sound. It's insane
is space x still up to space ?🤣🤡
URRAA!!!!
@@boryang3372their recent launch was a major success bud.
40 year old Space Coast resident here…I get giddy every time they do a launch, it never gets old for sure. I’m so surprised how little my kids (and most of my fellow residents) care about the Falcon Heavy launches!! They seriously don’t bat an eye! Maybe they’re desensitized due to the increased frequency of launches we have these days and/or they weren’t around during the old shuttle program days, they have nothing to compare it with I guess??🤷♀️
Rockets are SUPER loud, it's kind of wild to experience
@@katieames3293 nah, there are people who couldn't care less. They don't dream about space so they aren't interested in rockets. I bet there are also people who hate rockets and space who live there too. God only knows.
The Rockets returning in pairs… makes the scene that much more awesome.
Is this literally not just played backwards?
@justafusion bro its the space x reusable rocket bosters learn before you speak
Better CGI now! That's total fakery!
That's because they go up in pairs
Wait people think this is fake?
No matter how many times I run across somebody's video of this event, I never get tired of seeing it.
No hope for you, I bet you wore a muzzle too!
History in the making!
This is a money show
Rockets are fireworks. Rocket propulsion is similar to firing a water pistol or machine gun, using recoil to accelerate. The more fuel you carry, the more fuel it takes to lift off. More stages and larger sizes are not more efficient.
Space X rockets return landing is a monkey trick copied from a 1948 Russian movie. A super stupid trick to fool the sheeple. Every drop of fuel should send the payload up, not the recovery tank. Parachutes are much cheaper and safer.
Humans will never be able to put any mass into orbit or to the moon. No private rocket can orbit the earth, that's a fact. All rockets run out of fuel in minutes. NASA sends rockets into the waters of Bermuda and restricts people from going there. You now know why. Stupid people wake the fuck up.
This is a money show
Rockets are fireworks. Rocket propulsion is similar to firing a water pistol or machine gun, using recoil to accelerate. The more fuel you carry, the more fuel it takes to lift off. More stages and larger sizes are not more efficient.
Space X rockets return landing is a monkey trick copied from a 1948 Russian movie. A super stupid trick to fool the sheeple. Every drop of fuel should send the payload up, not the recovery tank. Parachutes are much cheaper and safer.
Humans will never be able to put any mass into orbit or to the moon. No private rocket can orbit the earth, that's a fact. All rockets run out of fuel in minutes. NASA sends rockets into the waters of Bermuda and restricts people from going there. You now know why. Stupid people wake the fuck up.
Muhteşem bir his .
this what happens when the company is passionate in their works. everything is possible.
I love what Spacex has achieved, it's like an awesome journey they're taking us on.
It doesn't matter how many times I've seen those rockets land it amazes me every time.
Better CGI now! That's total fakery!
@@dave2715 Tell the people standing there watching it with their own eyes that. You're a fool. I know, the Earth is flat, right?
@@schmooter833 I didn't see any people watching it in the video clip, did you? You're right on the money tho, yes the Earth is flat!
@@dave2715 Not in this specific video but there are MANY videos from different areas where there are hundreds of people watching. What is wrong with you people? SMFH. The pure stupidity.
@Dave that's not the original clip. The original isn't zoomed in like this and you do see people taking photographs
Just ridiculously cool. I never get tired of seeing videos of the SpaceX rockets landing. Mind blowingly awesome.
Да они только падают. От куда презимление может взяться. Один камушек и она грохнится. Даже если повезло то снова она уже не куда не двинится 😅😅😅
@@user-sz6eg7fk6x what
It is SO great that SpaceX is led by a guy who actually appreciates 'cool.'
Good job
@@user-sz6eg7fk6xhi
No one cares
Quite possibly the coolest thing anyone has ever done, it doesn't even look real, thanks to SpaceX for making us experience a little of the excitement people in the 60s experienced
If someone made a CGI of this, it would be indistinguishable from the real thing because it looks so surreal already
Somehow, I find the landing of the rocket boosters to be more amazing than space travel itself. Maybe because it just seems so futuristic. That's how the Rockets landed in Flash Gordon.
What did you say? In Flash Gordon? Huh? Don’t you know anything Bubba? That IS FLASH GORDON!!!!
Tech of this day is still primitive
@@BrokenMankind relative to what
Being able to see it with your own eyes might have some impact on it..
The future is here already
I wish I could see this with my own eyes
Do it. Go.
so you see this video with your own ears?
@@WWuxian 🤣🤣🤣🤣
@@WWuxian video could be fake like moon landing , you know !
That is not real
That sure takes a lot of nights being awake, and thinking, and a million headaches
Yep, that’s basically America right there.
Who would Ever have thought this was possible just 10 years ago.... I didn't.....
Some believe we did this on the moon LoL
@@jesseakers7298
We did!
@@westerlywinds5684
Lol, not one person has ever landed a rocket ever. There's one person who tried.
His name was Neil Armstrong
He was unable to control the rockets from the 1960s because they were on off as you can see in the video. However he was able to fly the jet powered lander.
Even though man can now land a rocket with the aid of computer's
To this date no one can, and has ever landed a rocket controlled ship.
@@jesseakers7298 The main engine was not just limited to on/off. Just the reaction control thrusters were on/off in little bursts, just like they are today.
The main engines were throttleable in basically all these liquid fueled rockets.
@@jesseakers7298...and my grandad can do triple somersaults.
....on the moon.
This must be one of the most incredible sights in human history, it's absolutely mind blowing.
That sonic boom feels even more incredible than it sounds
There's just something awesome about SpaceX.. it can't be denied... Just pushing the boundaries. I for one applaud them 👏👏
And now Space X has successfully done this over 100 times. And only Blue Origin has done it a handful of times. All the others seem uninterested. Wonder why the others do not fly as often?
@@ronfullerton3162BO has done this zero times. Falcon 9 is an operational orbital class rocket - something BO does not have.
@@HouseGurke The New Shepard is reusable and has returned successfully. So yes, BO has done it. But not the almost daily style that SpaceX does.
@@ronfullerton3162 New Shepard is not an orbital class rocket.
@@HouseGurke Now you are moving the goal posts. It was just reusable rockets, but now it is only orbital. So does Falcon 9 reach orbit? It enables orbital missions, but it does not reach orbit. They are both reusable with completely different missions. I am more impressed with the Falcon 9 and it's ability and rapid turn around time. But the New Sheppard is still a reusable rocket, although far less capable.
That’s really impressive. I can’t imagine what goes into programming those boosters!
Sugar, spice, and everything nice.
I think the programming is the simple part they can rely on PID loops to balance the rocket. However the challenging part is making the rocket strong enough to withstand the deceleration and landing and carrying enough fuel to be able to land. Also they had to reignite the engine
@@Player-pj9kt good point!
Most beautiful thing I've ever seen done by man in my lifetime.
Knowing the scale and forces involved (my dad was a propulsion systems engineer, working on space shuttles for the NASA Space shuttle program, so I've got a few lessons) makes it even more amazing.
Nobody else even attempts things like this.
It's very close to impossible to get something like this right the first time, and each failure is millions to tens of millions in the hole.
So they stick to what they know works.
Then along comes some brave innovators with financial backing and guts, and we're landing+reusing boosters. Incredible.
SpaceX is paving the way to the future.
What an amazing time to be alive! I have seen three space shuttle landings at Edwards AFB in Palmdale, California and those sonic booms are dramatic in person
I made a list if the things Ive seen invented since I was born in 1962 and the list was amazing. As you said its an amazing time to be alive. 8 billion minds creating things we never would have dreamed possible when there were 3 billion of us. Lets invent things that can stop nuclear weapons from working so we dont destroy ourselves before we reach our full potential.
i went out and camped overnight for the first shuttle landing
I’m a junior in Aerospace and Mechanical rn, I have a fire inside of me that’s pulling me towards SpaceX, even though it’s highly competitive, I swear I’m gonna fucking be there one day.
Commenting so one day when you are working there you comment back and I get the notification. Hope you keep the dream alive and make it.
@@jabram6080 Thank you man🙌🏻 for the past 6 months Ive been interning at nasa, im guessing its a step in the right direction.
Not to discourage you, but they are probably going to exploit you.
Companies that do inspiring stuff like SpaceX and don't have much competition on employees tend to pay less and work their employer more hours.
Я из России , мы отстали и на много, но то что вытворяет Илон Макс это шедевр , молодец.
С чего это мы отстали? С того, что сша по контракту до 30го года будет летать на наших двигателях? С чем отстали с нашей космической станцией? Которой нет у сша а все летают на нашу и у них не было а мы мир уже затопили и новую запустили? Вы видимо подросток который думает раз айфоны не производим значит отстали? А наша отсталость единственная страна которая сейчас строит атомные станции и это не какой то айфон, с чем отстали то я спрашиваю? С тем, что эта программа масска точно Илона Маска, скорее всего фейк, уже многие проектировщики расчитывая параметры доказывают, что это очередное кино , скорее всего как и высадка на Луну .. Ну это так, к сведению... По космической программе официально сша отстаёт от РФ на 10 лет, они давно это признали и летают на наших двигателях.. Сначала бы углубили знания, а не поверхности сняв начали про родину писать, что отстаёт и на много...
@@antonspiritА атомный ледокольный флот! 💪 Россия - единственная страна, обладающая подобной техникой.
Да если задаться вопросами, столько про свою страну узнать можно! Но то ли лень, то ли клиповое мышление многим не позволяет первоисточники поднять. 😏 Печально.
@@Elenaklanina да ты права абсолютно и хорошо, что есть такие как ты, но печаль тому кто своего не видит и чужому завидует 😅
You people trying to create competition in space travel is sad. Space travel should be collaborative. Because in space we are all the same people.
My favorite part is where people hate the guy who came up with this because he bought twitter.
Elon himself didn't come up with this , you do know that right
there are so many different reasons to find musk disgusting
@@harridan. Yeah, of course, you were told to.
@@nathanwahl9224 don't be silly. i have always found the man to be utterly repugnant, furthermore i am perfectly capable of deciding who to like or dislike. perhaps you need to be told, and that's why you would say such a ridiculous thing.
You do realize Elon didn't come up with anything rocket related. He just owns the company. The workers and scientists came up with the rockets.
Crazy how much innovation spscex has done
Every time I see one of these it reminds me of the 50's science fiction movies like Buck Rogers.
To me, the landings are just as impressive as the launches. And then two of them like that... incredible achievement.
I hear it again and again, with my JVC-Boomblaster, what a gigantic sound, when the rocketboosters are landing!
Just pure entertainment for science fiction-lovers!
☝🏻😳🤭🚀🚀💥🔥😍
If one person has single handedly revived the US space program, it’s Elon.
Elon didn't do shit.
@@JohnSmith-mm2nf he literally made the company which, in fact, *did shit*
@@JohnSmith-mm2nf I routinely throw his name out in conversation around new faces…it’s such a good gauge of whether or not someone is really living on the same planet I am lol like you, I now know where you stand lol
@@temhgb not what I meant. Elon didn't revive anything, all he did was found his own Agency which now assists NASA. it's getting ridiculous when people say things like "he saved humanity". In what way is landing a rocket vertically saving us?
@@austinswadling361 Oh cool, i do the same! When someone says he is saving humanity, I also know they haven't done their research.
What this man and his teams have done in such short time is simply amazing.
Always makes me feel like I am watching this video in rewind mode. .. amazing
This is incredible, the engineers behind this are amazing.
Yeah everyone is talkin about elon but there's a ton of big brain behind this masterpiece of reel sf
What few people realize is Elon Musk was the lead engineer on these designs. Everybody thinks he's a businessman but he's not, he's a self-taught engineer, programmer, and manufacturing designer. Oh, and he runs businesses on the side. LOL
@@thatjoeguy7348 Musk is a buisness man and a great communicator. Not a genius engineer able to create that kind of rocket. NASA gave him the VTOL and engine technology. The VTOL technology comes from MacDonnellDouglas who create the 1st VTOL reusable rocket, DeltaClipper DCx
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Never fails to amaze me!
Imagine if the space shuttle could of landed like that ?.
that's simply amazing the rate at which they're able to successfully land those boosters. great example of what private space company was able to do that NASA never innovated
Unfortunately, NASA's budget kept getting cut over and over again after the Apollo missions. I'm sure that if NASA had kept the same budget (adjusted for inflation, of course) then it could achieve similar things.
There are children dying of hunger, but look where they throw the money, weapons, rockets, missiles, how good they are......
As someone who watched all of NASA’s space activity in the late 60’s, this is so captivating and delightful!
Me too
Это фантастика до сих пор не могу поверить
мультяшные потехи на лоха расчитанные
@@78Krakatau ну да, конечно. Все в говне живут как в РФ просто картинку красивую с декорациями показывают. У всех американцев тоже канализации нет и параши стоят во всех населенных пунктах. Унитаз это вообще вымысел!
@@78Krakatau скрепит в жопе от успеха ребят?))
I love that sound!! This just never gets old. Every time I see it just leaves me amazed....
Seeing the landing gear fold down in the last seconds - incredible.
El coche: A KBRON!
Imagine being able to say you built that or worked on the designs, that’s just so awesome 💯👍🏾
I love that you can actually see the three sonic booms visualized in the humidity as the rocket as it goes transonic. I don’t think I’ve seen that on any other video.
It slows down to trans sonic speed?
Or the video played in reverse
@@henerodriguez6927 at the moment that it matches the speed of sound, the shockwaves (aka sonic booms) are generated. Because there’s so much moisture in the air, they can be seen.
It's like real science fiction! Amazing. Can´t stop watching.
Just like hollywood movies
God I just love the sonic boom, and all that insane power and controlled energy it takes to land a rocket like that... I love every second of it.
Not a sonic boom
Not fast enough that’s just the booster sound
Its anoying at 330am even 40 miles away
Drugs🤓
Its majestic as fuck
Totally awesome!
Quem falou que foguete não tem ré? 😂
SpaceX and Tesla, best technology ever!! 🇺🇸
This is honestly the best thing man kind has achieved in the last 50 years. SpaceX changed the trajectory of the human species.
No me canso de verlo. Hace unos años era algo irreal pensar en esto.
The bird flying between the two boosters: ALIENS!!!
This seriously is like something out of a sci-fi flick. It’s hard to tell if this is even real.
É algo surpreendente, oque eu via só nos filmes, eu tou vendo agora acontecer de verdade!!! ♥️♥️♥️
My workplace is roughly a mile away from landing zone (formerly complex 13) and I swear the force blew my hair back. Either that or it was just me anticipating the noise and still being frightened by it.
The recent double landing was a cloudless beauty and separation was directly overhead and spectacular. Been out here over 20 years and it never gets old!
凄い技術力だな…！
That is just so beautiful to see! I could watch this over and over again! Such advancement by SpaceX, fantastic job, Carry On! 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
Parece increible como puede aterrizar de esa manera.. impresionante!!!
I JUST LOVE ELON MUSK! He’s so intelligent to think this up! Pure genius and inspiring man. God bless him 😇🙏🏻👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
That's what future was thought in the 80s and we still wouldn't have it without this man.
Musk was the first which deserves a ton of credit, but to say we wouldnt have it without him is not true. We shouldn't idolize one man. Engineering is a group effort for a project this size. And the entire space program was always heading this direction. Having a reusable rocket was not an original idea for this time. Multiple people in the industry had this idea, but the funding wasn't there.
@@jackberling8060 That's the prototypical answer of the absurd ideology which denies individual impacts on history. In fact it's part of Marxism, which claims that the historical development of humanity would be a logical compelling one. But without Gengis Khan the world wouldn't had be slaughtered and beside Musk we had to wait till you would have done the same... 😂
Real musk bulit this i say no it was American engineers and fabricators that built this, musk only git where he is due to tax breaks and subsidized grifting..he pays what percentage of taxes for , fire personnel, garbage,water sewers, does he pay hus companies pay fair share for schools hospitals libraries..i know what musk done he hated his orginal country now he hates democracy but wants all the ben4of america without the loce of family who has bled or died for democratic values and overall democracy..
Absolutely amazing how far those two things traveled back from space and then they always land within a few seconds of each other.
Actually they were not in space
*Ohh wow, there was a slight delay in the deployment of the first rockets landing gear which got me scared into thinking that it wouldn't make it 😅 But to my surprise, everything went on just as smoothly as expected, together with the 2nd rocket landing just as perfectly as the 1st one, just shows us how Space X has gotten incredibly good at this, they've improved to near perfection now. And has made it very loud and clear that nothing is impossible, all it takes is passion, love, persistence and dedication for it and sooner or later all the efforts and hard works gonna eventually pay off like never before..* 😍😎🤗🤗
E lá se vai o ditado "foguete não dá ré"
It'll never fail to amaze me.
I could watch this over and over and never get tired to see that we are capable of landing rockets.
A very fantastic piece of engineering, SpaceX employees should be very proud! Musk, the real Rocket Man! 👍👍👍👍
That never gets old to watch 😃😃😃😃
I'll never get tired of seeing that amazing technical feat.
In truth I was doubtful about our chances to set foot on Mars, but I feel more convinced now
I can almost not stop watching this over and over. I think the sonic boom is the neatest thing since it was possible. Absolutely fascinating.
We use to see this in the movies, but now it real.. Wow!
Hahahahahhaha
Excellent shot
Looks as real as the planes that made 3 buildings fall at freefall speed in NYC that one time.
I've been watching space shots since the mid 1960s... It never ceases to amaze me how Man's dreams are brought to fruition by knowledge, intellect and sometimes sheer will. Seeing these go up and then fly back and land is truly amazing. Just a few short years ago this was thought to be unachievable. Go Space X, Go Falcon!!!
No matter how many times I see it always just tickles me to see this s*** happen...
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Yep
I was 50 miles away and the sonic boom from just one rocket was so intense.
nice animation, well done animation
This gives me chills. I love it
Finally, a video where I only hear the sounds of them without the annoying screams and wows!
I agree....it's so annoying
I am 52 , never did I consider reusable rockets possible, I am amazed at the technology. Just a big kid waiting to see what's next , especially from space x starship
One thing for sure! Technicians are not sitting back on a beach sipping martini's. They are busy with improving technology
I wonder how long it will be before a manned mission can keep the boosters with them and return like this?
@@issadraco532 So how will the starship re-enter into the atmosphere without burning up?
Starship wil be similar but biger
Found the answer myself. Apparently it would take about as much rocket fuel to re-enter the atmosphere slowly so there is no heat as it takes to launch. So in theory, you could make a craft that can achieve this. Then either let it bring all this extra fuel with it, or use other craft to bring it to space in trips, then refuel this special craft you've made. Then you can come back to earth normally without the heat build up and need for heat shields. However, heatshields are far cheaper and more practical.
I love the sonic booms and the roar of those engines.
love it how they set off the car alarms.
The ultimate flex. “Yeah that’s my ride!”
That’s crazy! Still creeps me out 😂
It feels like a blitzkrieg alien invasion when you see it.
This booster was approx. 2.7 km away from them. 1.7 mi.
Where is this located at?
I swear Elon is an alien!
Our grandchildren will think what’s the big deal. For us it’s amazing.
Beautiful
Que espectáculo !!!!!🎉🎉🎉
What a time to be alive! This has to be near the top of coolest human creations ever
It's not only impressive how they land but also the clean burning from the rockets.
эти люди создают прогрессивное будущее , красавчики!