Watch SpaceX's 200th landing of an orbital class rocket in amazing drone view
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 12 มิ.ย. 2023
- On June 12, 2023, SpaceX landed an orbital class rocket for the 200th time! The booster landed back at Vandenberg Space Force Base in California several minutes after launching the Transporter-8 rideshare mission. See the entire launch: www.space.com/spacex-transpor...
Credit: Space.com | footage courtesy: SpaceX | edited by Steve Spaleta ( / stevespaleta )
Music: The Launch by Jon Bjork / courtesy of www.epidemicsound.com - วิทยาศาสตร์และเทคโนโลยี
Making the impossible look easy….Well done SpaceX!
You know it has succeeded when you just take it for granted rather than being amazed it actually worked.
Considering what it does and the reliability probably the best rocket for the last few years. Of course it builds on years of previous success and failures in history to not make the same mistakes.
Starship is another kettle of fish though. Amazing company.
That was a little disconcerting - a rather lazy leg on deployment. Per usual, these landing never get old.
this definetly deserves a Nobel prize...of all fields of science combined
Nobel prize is for science, this is engineering...
@@norman_z This is also the reason why in the end, Sheldon got the Nobel prize but Howard did not :-)
@@norman_z so the invention of the microship, the blue led and even the transistor. To comply with MP 'standards' we could call this "the F9 effect". 😀
@@adildahou4077 "so the invention of the microship, the blue led and even the transistor." This is an incomplete sentence, so the invention of xxx is what?
"To comply with MP 'standards' we could call this "the F9 effect". 😀"
This is a complete sentence, but what is MP? Why is there is a standard we have to comply in naming an effect? What is the standard you're talking about and why how does naming an effect after F9 complies with it?
Just incredible. Every time I see it, it makes me more incredulous! 😁
MORE incredulous? Hm. Interesting. Personally, I find it easier to believe every time I see it happen.
One day we’ll have stopped counting these events! Witnessing history.
That was a smooth landing! Impressivs
Just awesome! This is really badass technology and engineering.
One of the legs lagged 😮 glad it made it
Amazing view!
One leg was slow keep track
DANG! Way to GO SpaceX ! Never gets old👍🏻🇺🇸🥳
Pull up 50 degrees land it❤
Crazy Engineering
Just amazing.
SpaceX is doing what NASA could not. But that is okay- we all win.
always amemazeballs to watch.good job team
Beautiful
Landings now seem more gentle, previously the last couple of seconds were very quick. One landing leg was slow to lock, which happens occasionally.
Actually I think the video is in slo-mo
@@sadiqahmed4143 it's not. You can tell by the movement of the drone and landing legs.
Thank Thunderbird 1 for the idea !
Boom!
Here comes the
Boom!
Ready or not
Rocket needs a bath. Especially around the landing arms!
😂😂
The mainstream media made SO LITTLE of these landings that when I did see them on TH-cam (where else?) - I almost felt they were CGI.
Huh? The major networks were all over the first landings, and later the first dual landing. Even this flight got extensive coverage by CBS news, and perhaps other networks.
Houston, we have landed ! the power of spacex proving software + physics is the key.
move over , NASA, we have a new sheriff in Space. his name is SPACEX! well done (Musk +Team).
Hello❤
Might wanna put a little oil on that one leg.
LOL! No kidding. When I was watching it almost live I thought we might be witnessing a failed landing that's become very rare.
That a near 200ft tall rocket.
Has anyone witnessed this with their own eyes?
Yes, obviously.
Yes I have! You can go see it yourself too.
I just get emotional watching Falcon 9 boosters, making those ballet dancing landing Zone magic!
Oohh meeen, I can just imagine Starship and Super Heavy doing those and I loose it.
Please please please Boca Chica Environmental activists, don't delay the work SpaceX engineers and Elon Musk are doing there.
Humanity needs those rocketry advancements, not only does our solar system beckon to us, but other galaxies too.
Don't frustrate those guys please.
In your faca nasa
Oh man, it missed the center of the pad by like 4 ft. What a loser!🙄
clearly CGI
If ur on mobile zoom in on the top of the rocket, u can see the background glitching 😂
Nonsense, the waves on the water aren't even moving.
I don't know what type of screen you're viewing this video on, but there is definite movement in the waves, but quite a small amount - look harder.
@@sailorman8668 ease off on that crack pipe
@@essenegnostic8711 Are you one of these deluded flat earth believing fools that thinks space is fake?
Space X a division of Disney...like NASA #CGI
Go watch a launch yourself! Maybe if you went out and stopped beating off in the basement you might realize humanity actually has things called rockets which can get to f'n orbit!
I am so sick of you flat/young earth muppets!
Poor bait. Go home troll
yes..people are so dumb not to see it
Looks like cgi
Actually, it doesn't look like CGI in the least.
You look like CGI
It doesnt. If it looks like cgi for you, its time to start wearing glasses.
No shit
sciience fiction in real life
Fake... Not enough out of base of rocket.
Actually, it's REAL.
But thanks so much anyway for posting your opinion - unfortunately you've only managed to reveal just how much of an ignorant hoaxtard you are.
You can go watch these yourselves you little basement dweller.
Like the other people said, I think the rocket has reached its final flight, the next launch would be only get to orbit and then let it burn up in the atmosphere. Nevertheless, reusing these boosters have proven to be life savers for saving money
Boosters have managed 15 flights with SpaceX looking to extend that so this booster has atleast another 6 flights ahead of it