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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 18 เม.ย. 2023
- On Wednesday, April 19 at 10:31 a.m. ET, Falcon 9 launched 21 second-generation Starlink satellites to low-Earth orbit from Space Launch Complex 40 at Cape Canaveral Space Force Station, Florida.
This was the eighth launch and landing for this Falcon 9 first stage booster, which previously launched SES-22, ispace’s HAKUTO-R Mission 1, Hispasat Amazonas Nexus, CRS-27, and now four Starlink missions. - วิทยาศาสตร์และเทคโนโลยี
Those landings never get old
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Nice👍👏👏
The landings are so consistant now. Incredible how fast the technology has evolved, this next 20 years are going to be incredible for space exploration. Born at such an interesting time in history
Or more likely in 20 years the World is going to be deep in a new Dark ages brought to us all by Euro SOCIALST COMMIE/FASCIST LEFTWITS that enabled corrupt broken Commie/Fascist Govts around the Globe to rape its people.
Even more impressive is that apparently 1 engineer wrote all of the code for the landing systems!
@@trollied Damn I bet that guy is RICH now.
Если не начнется ядерная война)))
If it were still just NASA we would be stuck with 1960s legacy technology unaffordable, unsustainable throwaways SLS/Orion. Thankfully Musk/SpaceX said “FU NASA, we’ll do it ourselves”. Innovative, efficient, spirited private enterprise vs bloated, pork driven, incompetent, uncaring Government.
I sat on the floor in front of the TV watching every Apollo mission, fifty plus years later, its still an epic experience!
Apollo is staged btw
@@einfachfrei7545 Said the Bitcoin pfp
I'm too "young" for that.
I saldy didn't get to see the first successful booster rocket landing live. But saw it short afterwards and it's sooo beautiful. The one were they titlt the rocket and turn of the engines to let it freefall on purpose and later turn them on again and have it land. That one is super.
This is something everyone should see.
I'm old enough to remember watching Mercury and Gemini lauches in grade school.
@@einfachfrei7545 ?
The landing of stage 1 will always be such a huge accomplishment. Amazing
So true! It's indeed amazing!
@Repent and believe in Jesus Christ f
@Repent and believe in Jesus Christ I just talked to Jesus and He said shut up already, damn! You are way off topic.
Nice
kindness If I dare to write kindness, not only a offensive statement
Those landings never get old.
Super heavy tomorrow😳😳
@@RaulHernandez-ek8et it go boom
him wood
this isn't the friend of the astrosity, that is on the coming link
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Those top down camera views from the Payload are amazing. Specially the fairing release!
GoPro's!
they don't disappoint with their camera views, for sure
Cgi is good nowadays
@@D4fySWWBfn It's the sound waves buffeting the cameras...
Like certainly when you see them pass through your vision field while u stoned ;)
I could watch 1000 landings on the drone barge and still not cease to be amazed! Bravo SpaceX!
Jessie and John (Insprucker) are my two favorite launch hosts! They ALWAYS exude excitement, no matter how "routine" these launches seem to be these days! Well done SpaceX!! Can't wait to see the candles lit tomorrow!!! Go Starship!! 🚀
Mine is Jessie and Shiva
🎉 I am truly grateful to be alive during this amazing time!
I'm a very rural boomer veteran, without Starlink, we could barely stream TH-cam. Watching this is surreal, surrounded by nature and having capable high tech.
The launch schedule of SpaceX this year is so damn exciting! Really feels as though this IS the future whenever you see the boosters land. Just amazes me every time!
The landing of stage one is as impressive as the whole mission. It never gets old. I have watched every Starlink Mission there has been, even the bad ones. I love it and wish I had worked there when younger...
Is it just me or was this the best looking Starlink mission in a while? 👀Absolutely beautiful views of a cloudy blue Earth and you get a really good edge on look at the atmosphere when the booster was coming in for landing, just amazing sights! 🌎
And fairing deploy is a lot more exciting now with the new camera position! Also 18:20 ! please show that deployment if you have the video for it the new V2 mini deployment mechanism is really cool to see! 🛰🛰🛰
Got the Little Guy up, it's time for the big guy.
That touchdown of stage 1 just amazes me every time. The accuracy is mind boggling.
Well done Spacex, 186th Landing, something no one thought was possible, now routine.
Congratulations, SpaceX! And thank-you. 🙂👍
I second this comment! Job well done!
Agreed, it is a privilege to watch these.
Это что-то не реальное. Огромное поздравление и восхищение!!!
I love it! Go SpaceX team! What I once thought was impossible is now routine! All of you who work there have my boundless respect and admiration. At 67 years old I know I am just seeing the beginnings of what you can do. I hope to see a starship on Mars during my days. Bravo 👏 and thank you from Asheville, NC
Amazing view, every launch the transmission is getting better
To make this so common that most people never knows it has happen is truly amazing.
Those gracious landings will never get old to look at, it's just amazing !!
So cool, can't wait for the Starship tomorrow!
This aged poorly💀 but it was a fun ride nonetheless
That these launches and landings have become mundane is pretty amazing. This was the stuff of fiction just 10 years ago. Now it is ordinary. I love it, and I still watch every single one.
Thank God he’s on our side beautiful mind
Watching the first stage landings will never get old, amazing stuff
The amount of joy this company has brought to space and technology enthusiastic is amazing
No one who ever claimed the earth was flat has achieved this much.
I love how regular these missions have become and especially the marvellous Booster landing. Can't wait for such missions of Starship 😍🚀
Congratulations to #SpaceX - another successful launch and landing and hopefully Sat deployment of the update V2 mini StarLink sats! Yes, it never gets old, we enjoy thoroughly watching these and seeing us all move forward together. Thank you all and praise God for your efforts - you rock!
Falcon Heavy double booster landing was the single most exiting thing I have seen in a very long time.
@Repent and believe in Jesus Christ You do know it is a fairytale book full of stories someone invented to police a population before a common police force so you hat to come up with an all seeing entity that punishes you in the afterlife…
The first stage booster landings on a drone ship in the middle of an ocean never ceases to amaze me ! 🚀🚀🚀🚀
Less than 9 minutes to sustained orbit. Less than 15 seconds between landing engine shut down and orbiter engine shutdown. Pretty awesome.
Such a gental, delicate touchdown. Ah, superb.
4:18 _"but whether a scrub, or liftoff, or _*_rapid unscheduled disassembly"_* 🤣
Great Job Space X. Falcon 9 sticks the landing, AGAIN. I've watched about 100 of these now and hope I have the opportunity to watch another hundred. Good luck with Starship tomorrow. Light the big candle and lets go to Mars. 🚀🚀
Congratulations to all of the incredible people who made this possible! Also, a big thank you for the awesome camera angles and progress tracker at the bottom!
Every time I watch one of these land successfully, I still get a tinge of the excitement I felt during that fantastic first landing back in Dec 2015 :)
In my early days this was only on the old sci-fi movies. So glad I lived long enough to see it live.
Goosebumps every single time watching that stage 1 land back. Mind blowing!
I wish Jessie would also host the starship launch, in my opinion is she the best person to host such an important milestone
Was that Jessie today? I didn’t hear her introduce herself and no picture inset. I think SpaceX has another announcer who sounds like Jessie, but I’m not sure. But anyway, Kate did a good job for Starship on Monday. I like her, too.
Best content on TH-cam. Real, important, consequential stuff.
Those gracious landings will never get old to look at, it's just amazing !! 😲🙂🇸🇪💚🇺🇲
Lots to like here. Especially the wide angle cameras looking down from the top of the first and second state, just beautiful. The fairing separation was epic! Nice work, please keep streaming these!
Wow these missions never cease to amaze me. Good going!
I wish only that the first stage could bow and say "taa daaa" each time it lands.
Those stage 1 landings never get old.
The landings never get old.....It's just amazing👌👌
I know... I'm repeating myself. But still: it never gets old.
Never gets old 😎
really doesn't, the landing brings a smile to my face every time
soon, let's go to Mars, and beyond !
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these landings never get old
The landings never get old. Simply amazing.
Congratulation, you are the first citizen of the world, no other one dare to compete. My Dream man.
First time watching one of these streams, absolutely incredible to recognise the times we're currently inhabiting
Cringe
@@christianforts458nah you’re cringe man
Absolutely never gets old!
Those landings will never get old!
I will never not get a rush out of seeing a landing. What a time to be alive.
Congratulations! You did extremely great work!
Without a doubt, a great job on behalf of spacex, congratulations!
When booster enter back the view of Earth’s atmosphere is so beautiful
Huge Thanks to SpaceX for the best visual presentations and sharing with us all! Thank you kindly! 🗺🚀🛰 Cheers on the landing! 🍾🥂
Amazing how far this has come in my lifetime- Hope to be around for the Mars missions.
The landings never get old
I wish i lived close enough to see (and feel) some of these launches
Amazing! It’s brilliant to see what humans can do when we work together. Congratulations to all the very smart people that made this happen. 😊
Best barge landing views yet! 😎✌️
This never ever gets old! amazign how far we have come
Love watching 1st stage landing, but enjoy the engine view after the fairing separation as it falls to Earth. The launches are always great to see, of course.
Always inspiring and exciting to watch!
Good Job Space X
soon, let's go to Mars, and beyond !
yeh !!
Lmfao🤣🤣🤣 brodie wanna go to mars
@@succmywood why not “Brodie”
@@909bkaby what do you want to do there brodie??
@@succmywood look at da sand and stuff brodie brodie
Camera work for these missions is just phenomenal. Good job, SpaceX !
It has more to do with comm's than cameras. Great work SpaceX, very professional presentation!
@@gregbailey45 , Whatevs, Greg, I just know that the launch presentations are gradually improving. 🙂
I just kept looking at the speed all through out the video. 10,000kph looks slow in the camera but surely fast AF in real life.
It looks slow when you're 100 miles up!
Incredible!
The precision is impressive again and again. And SpaceX is not even done, but is working on Starship. Amazing work by all SpaceX employees!
Just freaking amazing. In less than 10 minutes it fires up, launches, separates and comes back down from near space. No humans on-board! Man I'd love to work on such projects. I'd make the best coffee+espresso fot who wants it. 😎😎
Nice launch & landing
Thank you SpaceX ❤
Brilliant landing.
Thank you SOO much for finally making these streams 4K!
Fantastic 👍👍👍
Pretty awesome!!
Never gets old. Thank you!
Love it when Jessie dose these commentaries.
Isn't she great? Love her voice.
Awsome! 🚀
Awesome!
Congratulations SpaceX Proud of You
Guys Good Job...❤
Yep. The landings of S1 really get me. Well done...
Another milestone by SpaceX👏
Can’t wait for more great views of starlink v2 deployment
Very Cool SpaceX I Love You 🚀🇺🇸❤
Congrats SpaceX!!! I'm glad I'm alive now to see this.
That was so cool. This is my first time watching a space craft launch and re-land on earth live 🌍 ♥️
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Don't miss the Starship test then! (Schedule subject to change.) 😎✌️
Hell yeah 😎
Progress is all it matters. Improvement is the most important part of any job for a greater future!
Keep it up SpaceX, you are the leading company of humanity future... and hope!
Congratulations SpaceX for success 🎉🎉
Did I heard it right that the booster was used 8th time?
That's unbelievable!
I think a couple boosters have done 15.
20 was the target wasn't it.
@@rkan2 Elon's said different things at different times. At one point it was major refurb every 10 launches, and 10 refurbs but that idea seems to have gone away.
This was far better than I expected. If the finish is also successful, I would say, this is a major success.
If???
The engineers who made this happen are the real heroes not elon
Which is why he's always thanking them and giving them credit.
Also Elon.
Im so excited for the starship
Great to see that what is now a “routine” mission still gets so many views. Love to see the interest in space!
12:29 Those camera views never gets old
Many years ago, when I was a kid, I read a book in which a rocket landed like this. I thought it would be so amazing ... and now, it's an usual, unsurprising event. We live an amazing period.
As an engineer, this still blows my mind everytime this tower of a machine lands, alien stuff right here😮