To put this into perspective, each of those rockets is as tall as a 21 story building and they both landed upright from falling at terminal velocity towards the Earth.
He might be a genius, but working on catching up 3 falling boosters that cost 11 million dollars each, originates from a simple common sens idea, that nobody wanted to do before.
@@sunnyjim1355 Not all of them. Many seem to be driven by a religious agenda. It's an ongoing joke of the worse kind. But it is fun calling them out on their wilful ignorance.
Great footage. Thank you. The spaceX footage only shows the narow view of the landing site. Your footage gives it some scale. Simply mindblowing! Incredible what SpaceX managed to accomplish.
This is a great event. It's not just the technical know-how that is on display; the openness, enthusiasm and optimism of the American people is on display. This is something new that America brought to the world, and I say this as an Australian who appreciates and admires the American spirit. God Bless America!
BrettMcS , Thank You very much! Like most, I had nothing to do with it, but boy do I appreciate the compliment and recognition these hard working people are accomplishing.
Thanks! While we are far from perfect, I am Proud to be an American for the past 57 years, born In Pittsburgh, PA. Americans DREAM BIG, and then have the mojo to follow through.
Yes... The flatards yesterday were saying there is no footage of landings (not from lying Spacex) and now dozens are being posted... They get quieter and quieter now. And the live view from roadster with Earth receeding is epic!
please, the 'flat earth' crowd has no actual belief in the earth being flat, they want attention. it is all literally just for attention. there is no rationale for the earth being flat. The concept that the earth must be flat due to it looking that way from the viewers perspective isn't even true once one has been out on the ocean on a clear day and seen things move 'up' over the horizon as they approach, and disappear 'down' under the horizon and behind it as they move away. Tall masts, the hills behind the harbor, etc. dont even bother with 'flat earth' idiots, you can literally see its round if you work on a fishing boat. plenty have, with no reason to lie about there being a horizon things pass over. everyone knows its round. anyone making a big deal about it being flat is lying not about the earth being round, they are lying about having any respect for others time and energy, they want attention, they want arguments about the things they suggest, they are narcissists, period.
I once got into an argument with an flat earther (mainly for my own amusement because I was bored that day). You will not believe the BS these people genuinely believe in! He tried to put math and physics into his explanations (even though math and physics actually prove the existence of a round earth) and tried to convince me that the reason that no one has been to the edge was that the government would stop you from getting there...It was funny at first, but it just got to a point where I thought I was losing brain cells just hearing this guy talk.
They never meant to reuse this one center core, but still I agree, rip :( Would've been awesome if it was literally 100% success! But i'm sure that by next launch they will have watched the data and fixed the central core also. :D
Humans already populate the universe for a couple Billion years. We are not alone and we are not unique. And many myriad life that defies description, some are PURE ENERGY instead of coarse-matter bodies, like we. Its all out there, AND here.
The sonic booms happened much sooner in time than at the point when they are heard in the video. The rockets are able to move a significant distance before the sound of the booms travels to reach the observers in the video.
Dave Sims, sound travels at around 1300 Km PER HOUR while light travels at 300000 Km PER SECOND so, because this footage is from miles away, there is a delay of 10+ seconds. the rocket starts falling to the earth from vacuum so it reaches a velocity higher than the terminal velocity on earth. the three sonic booms are created from "cones" that the rocket creates by displacing air molucules while it is at super sonic speed. the cones are created by the engine ignition, legs of the rocket at their most extended point, and the grid fins. 3 sonic booms from each rocket.
Never could understand why people would congratulate people whose only connection to the event involved is that they happen to reside in the same country where the event happened. Spacex is not a public company. It is privately owned. Other than standing 5 miles away watching, what exactly did they contribute to warrant congratulations?
The margin between boosters igniting and hearing the boom is approx 24 seconds. Multiply by 343 meters per second gives you... that cameraman is roughly 8.23 km away from the landing pad. Or about 5.1 miles
This rocket technology was science fiction up until not long ago. Thank you SpaceX for keeping the vitally important American space program alive in the wake government financial incompetence regarding NASA funding.
Great video with 6 sonic booms too. I wish I could’ve been there with you. So thrilling for bystanders. If we feel like this what must all the Spacex staff and workers feel. Congratulations to all Spacex workers from the highest to the lowest. I own a small engineering company and to make even just one nut or bolt for any space project would be a privilege.
Incredible. I am amazed that we as humans can figure something out like getting these things to land perfectly and precisely on Q, but still cannot figure out how to just all get along together.
It's just stupid what SpaceX is doing for the aerospace industry, and I mean that in a good way. It's time for ULA and everyone else to wake up and show us what they can really do. We will all benefit from a new space race.
SpaceX is a privately owned company, it is investors' funded. SpaceX makes its money from launching payloads for NASA. SpaceX also do 65% of the worldwide commercial launch businesses. Falcon heavy launch price is only one third of ULA launch price. Between 2009 to 2012, not a single US space companies got any worldwide commercial launch business, dominated by Russia, France, China. Now, SpaceX has 65% of the mkt shares. www.popularmechanics.com/space/rockets/a27290/one-chart-spacex-dominate-rocket-launches/ en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SpaceX
Steve Kasian I’m curious, though... I’d like to know where you got word of Space X being funded by Tax Payers. It seems with every major event people somehow come up with massive amounts of false data.
Yeah, NASA only funded SpaceX and provided support for the launches that NASA contracted them for (CRS and commercial crew). All the other launches SpaceX conducts are paid for by private satellite providers. I think at this point SpaceX launches far more for the private sector than they do for NASA. Not sure how the numbers work out, but their private launch business is probably fairly profitable.
This incredible! Those landing burns were so delayed! [Edit:] Compared to a typical single-engine landing burn. This one used a sequence of 1-3-1 and it's the first time that's been done while landing back on solid ground, so also the first time we've been able to see what it looks like. And it's awesome!
Space: the final frontier. These are the voyages of the starship Enterprise. Its five-year mission: to explore strange new worlds, to seek out new life and new civilizations, to boldly go where no man has gone before
@@sunnyjim1355 America is made up of people from all over the world who came here to live free from oppression and are encouraged to reach their potential. That's what makes America so awesome.
Yes, but honestly it is ok since it was never going to be reused to begin with. The three boosters landing were not the primary goals of this launch. More like icing on the cake. This rocket was version 4. Version 5 of Falcon Heavy is what will be utilized next and reused for multiple launches.
That's not a sonic boom. That's the sound of the reverse rockets kicking in on landing. It is delayed for the distance. Its like thunder at a long range.
Same reason you see lightning and then hear thunder a few seconds later...the lightning is far away. If you see lightning and then thunder almost immediately...that means the lightning is very close to you.
Strange how Americans banned Concorde supersonic overflights for 3 years because they didn’t like sonic booms but they love it when their own vehicles make a noise.
No one lives on Cape Canaveral, Concorde was banned from flying over homes. Here is a great short video on why Concorde failed th-cam.com/video/a_wuykzfFzE/w-d-xo.html
Ian, let's be honest, Concorde was a threat to US homeland security, it was banned because is was too fast for US air traffic controllers and the USAF to react to a 'gone rogue' condition. This was quite a prophetic measure when you consider 9/11. The City of Cape Canaveral has a population of 10,000 people,many of which can atest to hearing NASA's sonic booms. We have relatives living over there and we've visited multiple times before, I would recommend it to anyone, it's superb.
@Wayne Simpson Sources? The population is 0 at Cape Canaveral Air Force Base between Launch Pad 39a and Landing Zone 1. The rocket at no point flies over any home, only wildlife refuge. Cocoa Beach and Merritt Island, south of Cape Canaveral, is populated.
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To put this into perspective, each of those rockets is as tall as a 21 story building and they both landed upright from falling at terminal velocity towards the Earth.
seems 2024 would be the first time in human history reaching mars with real human pilot.
@@michaelsutherlandsk8a4life For modern computers, it really is ...
since the geman sinvented the rockets
technology diudnt changed so muchhh
Sick af
Wow
3 years later and still probably the most impressive thing ive ever seen
yes its still it
hello there yep
Are you sure 🤣
And heard all the way in Sebastian, my neighbor ran out of the house thought it was an explosion.
We need more Falcon Heavy launches
I would cry, witnessing this...
History beeing written...
Eyrok Arobaz do you also believe earth is flat?
I was watching this live and it gave me goosebumps. I'll never forget.
I cried in front my my screen watching the livestream
Eyrok Arobaz I cried because l wasnt there
Beeyingh.
At last. A billionaire who’s not just wasting his money - a man with a plan
DukeOfChirk not wasting. He will make billions from these.
Only a few billionaires waste their money.
A MAN A PLAN A CANAL PANAMA
mickavellian Classic palindrome
the real Tony Stark
If I saw this in the 1980s I would have thought we were being invaded...... glad I am alive to see this ... outstanding!!!
this type of technology definitely feels ahead of our time. Elon Musk is a genius.
Problem is our time is ahead of this Technology we already got all the technologie to colonize our System but nobody wants to pay for it
He might be a genius, but working on catching up 3 falling boosters that cost 11 million dollars each, originates from a simple common sens idea, that nobody wanted to do before.
did he engineer that?
@@hendrikschuch he's the chief engineer
@@ChristianHedman nooo lol he is just investor
I refuse to believe flat earthers even exist.
They are just trolls... people who respond to them don't realise that the joke is on them... now that's stupid.
Zalegend all flat earthers are theoretically incorrect they need to face the facts
@@sunnyjim1355 Not all of them. Many seem to be driven by a religious agenda. It's an ongoing joke of the worse kind. But it is fun calling them out on their wilful ignorance.
@ron marninks no they just have a flat brain
If earth was round we wouldn’t be able to land on it
Every so often, man brings a piece of science fiction to life, our dreams to reality!
1:25 i was expecting them to land in the foreground ! but it lands on the horizon! those things are HUGE!
Great footage. Thank you. The spaceX footage only shows the narow view of the landing site. Your footage gives it some scale. Simply mindblowing! Incredible what SpaceX managed to accomplish.
Sapxcex- Do you wanna go to venus and fast??
Musk. No we are just trying to make a rocket land...
good luk with that foolish plan
what?
This is a great event. It's not just the technical know-how that is on display; the openness, enthusiasm and optimism of the American people is on display. This is something new that America brought to the world, and I say this as an Australian who appreciates and admires the American spirit. God Bless America!
BrettMcS , Thank You very much! Like most, I had nothing to do with it, but boy do I appreciate the compliment and recognition these hard working people are accomplishing.
Thanks! While we are far from perfect, I am Proud to be an American for the past 57 years, born In Pittsburgh, PA. Americans DREAM BIG, and then have the mojo to follow through.
Thank you sir. I am proud of my country. Also , we finally have an adult in office.
@@randyrobertson6116 . This comment didn't age well....
@@timothyhaines556 not really. What didn't age well was this TH-cam page that stumbled upon. Lol
Yes... The flatards yesterday were saying there is no footage of landings (not from lying Spacex) and now dozens are being posted... They get quieter and quieter now. And the live view from roadster with Earth receeding is epic!
please, the 'flat earth' crowd has no actual belief in the earth being flat, they want attention. it is all literally just for attention.
there is no rationale for the earth being flat. The concept that the earth must be flat due to it looking that way from the viewers perspective isn't even true once one has been out on the ocean on a clear day and seen things move 'up' over the horizon as they approach, and disappear 'down' under the horizon and behind it as they move away. Tall masts, the hills behind the harbor, etc.
dont even bother with 'flat earth' idiots, you can literally see its round if you work on a fishing boat. plenty have, with no reason to lie about there being a horizon things pass over. everyone knows its round. anyone making a big deal about it being flat is lying not about the earth being round, they are lying about having any respect for others time and energy, they want attention, they want arguments about the things they suggest, they are narcissists, period.
AlohaMilton Never underestimate the power of stupidity. There are people who genuinely believe it.
I once got into an argument with an flat earther (mainly for my own amusement because I was bored that day). You will not believe the BS these people genuinely believe in! He tried to put math and physics into his explanations (even though math and physics actually prove the existence of a round earth) and tried to convince me that the reason that no one has been to the edge was that the government would stop you from getting there...It was funny at first, but it just got to a point where I thought I was losing brain cells just hearing this guy talk.
David Bowerman Now is the time of salty flat earthers. I'm loving it... they're all so screwed now and must be realising how ignorant they have been.
AlohaMilton exactly, they want to trigger you or they want to try to manipulate.
as someone pretty passionate about science, bro, i get misty eyed every time i watch it. what a time to be alive.
same bro
I straight up cry 😂😭
Great catch! I keep watching this over and over! Epic footage that will last throughout history. Thanks.
its crazy the force those rockets make to stop basically a skyscraper from free fall to basically stopped in a few thousand feet.
#RIPCenterCore
#PrayForCenterCore
#NeverForgetCentreCore
😟😟😭😭
They never meant to reuse this one center core, but still I agree, rip :( Would've been awesome if it was literally 100% success! But i'm sure that by next launch they will have watched the data and fixed the central core also. :D
are their died?
#thoughtsandprayers even though we actually care about center cores...
We are HUMANS and we're coming for you Universe
humparepatta
We did already in the 60's.. Right?
Humans already populate the universe for a couple Billion years. We are not alone and we are not unique. And many myriad life that defies description, some are PURE ENERGY instead of coarse-matter bodies, like we. Its all out there, AND here.
Go research it! Take that as a CHALLENGE. Peace.
All im saying is when those slimy aliens tries to first contavt us... I know im the first one who is gonna enslace them
Educated much?
HUGE technology step here by SpaceX. Can't wait to see how this progresses. Nice job giving us this "eye witness" perspective - thanks for posting!
This is the best footage of the landings yet, the sonic booms and audio really help make it! Thank you!
I’m curious as to why there are sonic booms after it has already slowed down below the speed of sound…do you happen to know?
The sonic booms happened much sooner in time than at the point when they are heard in the video. The rockets are able to move a significant distance before the sound of the booms travels to reach the observers in the video.
debatable
th-cam.com/video/Z_kfM-BmVzQ/w-d-xo.html
Zac Kennedy, yup that one is the best audio of the landing :D
Dave Sims, sound travels at around 1300 Km PER HOUR while light travels at 300000 Km PER SECOND so, because this footage is from miles away, there is a delay of 10+ seconds.
the rocket starts falling to the earth from vacuum so it reaches a velocity higher than the terminal velocity on earth. the three sonic booms are created from "cones" that the rocket creates by displacing air molucules while it is at super sonic speed. the cones are created by the engine ignition, legs of the rocket at their most extended point, and the grid fins. 3 sonic booms from each rocket.
I love technology. Makes you proud to be a human.
Just amazing. Incredibly amazing! Congratulations to US people. With Love from Japan.
Elon Musk is South African XD
*Canadian born in South Africa
Oh, yeah, thanks I know he's from South Africa. I just believe that people in the video are mostly US people.
Sunny Jim But where is he living right now and is spaceX a South African Company? I’m pretty sure it’s American lol
Never could understand why people would congratulate people whose only connection to the event involved is that they happen to reside in the same country where the event happened. Spacex is not a public company. It is privately owned. Other than standing 5 miles away watching, what exactly did they contribute to warrant congratulations?
Great footage! Really gives an idea of how incredibly fast these boosters descend.
Thank you for this! It gives a great sense of how fast these 140ft-tall things are dropping before the landing burn.
I miss the sonic boom from the shuttle from central Florida. 3 AM BOOM.
great footage, thanks for sharing!
The margin between boosters igniting and hearing the boom is approx 24 seconds. Multiply by 343 meters per second gives you... that cameraman is roughly 8.23 km away from the landing pad. Or about 5.1 miles
Then who asked this😂
@@nonemcoc3743 nobody, this is basic info on case of people want to know. And it's good for people to scroll down and learn this
Cool
We saw a turning point of era. Amazing!! Thank you for sharing great video!!
I still get chills watching this. Thanks for uploading it.
This rocket technology was science fiction up until not long ago. Thank you SpaceX for keeping the vitally important American space program alive in the wake government financial incompetence regarding NASA funding.
Great view of the landing. Thank you!
Earth spins at 0.0007 rpm -- you have to watch closely to even notice.
This was the best angle yet!. THANK YOU
Great video with 6 sonic booms too. I wish I could’ve been there with you. So thrilling for bystanders. If we feel like this what must all the Spacex staff and workers feel. Congratulations to all Spacex workers from the highest to the lowest. I own a small engineering company and to make even just one nut or bolt for any space project would be a privilege.
Fantastic!! Thanks for sharing!
Wow, am teary-eyed.
Incredible. I am amazed that we as humans can figure something out like getting these things to land perfectly and precisely on Q, but still cannot figure out how to just all get along together.
People are tricky.
Excellent angle! Love those sonic booms. So cool to watch them drop like rocks and then just fire up the engines and stop right at the ground.
This is insane! What a time to be alive!!
I felt I was living with the Jetson's as I watched the rocket come back from space on St Augustine Beach!!
Thanks! That must have been so much fun in person!
absolutely incredible to watch this......thank you for posting it i am blown away :).
It's just stupid what SpaceX is doing for the aerospace industry, and I mean that in a good way. It's time for ULA and everyone else to wake up and show us what they can really do. We will all benefit from a new space race.
SpaceX is a privately owned company, it is investors' funded. SpaceX makes its money from launching payloads for NASA. SpaceX also do 65% of the worldwide commercial launch businesses. Falcon heavy launch price is only one third of ULA launch price. Between 2009 to 2012, not a single US space companies got any worldwide commercial launch business, dominated by Russia, France, China. Now, SpaceX has 65% of the mkt shares. www.popularmechanics.com/space/rockets/a27290/one-chart-spacex-dominate-rocket-launches/ en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SpaceX
w/o SpaceX, instead of charging NASA 3x the price of SpaceX for each launch, ULA would have charge 5x more.
Steve Kasian I’m curious, though... I’d like to know where you got word of Space X being funded by Tax Payers.
It seems with every major event people somehow come up with massive amounts of false data.
Yeah, NASA only funded SpaceX and provided support for the launches that NASA contracted them for (CRS and commercial crew). All the other launches SpaceX conducts are paid for by private satellite providers. I think at this point SpaceX launches far more for the private sector than they do for NASA. Not sure how the numbers work out, but their private launch business is probably fairly profitable.
SpaceX , this year, will do 65 % of the worldwide commercial launch business.
This incredible! Those landing burns were so delayed! [Edit:] Compared to a typical single-engine landing burn. This one used a sequence of 1-3-1 and it's the first time that's been done while landing back on solid ground, so also the first time we've been able to see what it looks like. And it's awesome!
Yea it looks freaking awesome. It's the most efficient way to slow down, by doing it "quickly" and with the boosters relatively close to the surface.
They travel at 340 metres per second
KSP and Scott Manley taught me that short intense burns are more fuel efficient than long soft ones
Yeah it's just amazing to finally see how much later the burn begins when they are performing a 1-3-1 landing burn. Really impressive.
Totally mind blowing!!! Pure awesomeness!!! The landing is pure adrenaline!!! And the sonic booms gives at this video the perfection
That's an astonishing piece of research and engineering outcome. awesome!
Go to 1:38 for perfect triple sonic booms times two. Really nice audio and video. Well done.
Science FTW!
To bad the centre core missed its target. A 'hat trick' landing would have capped off a perfect launch and mission.
For the next flight they will have a larger tank of lighter fluid.
Well it's a good thing they just did it this last launch, huh? Lol
Was at the launch you guys nailed it best footage I have seen yet......
i think this is the best footage i have seen great job
Space: the final frontier. These are the voyages of the starship Enterprise. Its five-year mission: to explore strange new worlds, to seek out new life and new civilizations, to boldly go where no man has gone before
Cool landing, but I miss those space shuttles! Those were really impressive!
Just amazing technology and engineering Great capture
Finally someone who makes big and frequent breakthroughs that are visually understandable to an average person
We are living in the greatest time ever!! Amazing
Lmao
Awesome!!!!!! Greetings from Mexico City!!!
amazing video
Nice footage. Thanks for sharing
So awesome thanks for uploading :)
THE MOST BEAUTIFUL SIGHT I HAVE EVER SEEN IN MY LIFE...TEARS.
Thanks for posting!!
Great footage, thanks!
IM FROM THE PHILIPPINES.....AMERICA IS BACK TO BEING NO.1 IN SPACE TECH !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Greetings from America & yes that was some insane footage😮
Elon Musk is the real-life Tony Stark. 😂
No Tony stark is a fictional elon musk
Elongated Muskrat is miles better than ironcoochy
great footage, thanks for sharing
This is the first time ever seeing these landings and holy shit that blew my mind. For a sec I had doubts it was real. Outstanding job Elon!
Imagine some higher superiors Beings just watching from above like damn they just figured that out
😂
Congratulations, United States.I'm curitba, Brazil
Tem gênios do mundo todo na SpaceX, inclusive brasileiros!
Elon Musk is South African XD
I had a (strange) dream about traveling to Curitiba. Hope to make that trip soon.
COngrat ELON
@@sunnyjim1355 America is made up of people from all over the world who came here to live free from oppression and are encouraged to reach their potential. That's what makes America so awesome.
Amazing! Great work :)
Ayy Hazard-ish!
Beauty to see these boosters return .... and in sync!
Oh my god that is amazing!!
.... flat earthers be .....DAM I GOT IT ALL WRONG.
Wait for the CGI comments. haha
that was bad ass, nice video thanks for sharing
why is this still so god damn satisfying, i love it too much
1:15 They almost look like UFOs landing.
Seen UFOs landing then have you? duh
Actually they're IFOs - clearly identified flying objects.
@@rattywoof5259 CIFO
center core lost?
Yes. Run out of igniter fluid. Crashed. Elon promised footage if any is recoverable.
nice
such a shame it ran out of something so crucial ....but even then, such an amazing event.
#spacelobster
It missed the boat by only 300 feet because two of its 3 boosters couldn't reignite it so hit the water at 300mph. RIP.
Yes, but honestly it is ok since it was never going to be reused to begin with. The three boosters landing were not the primary goals of this launch. More like icing on the cake. This rocket was version 4. Version 5 of Falcon Heavy is what will be utilized next and reused for multiple launches.
Hard to believe, just amazing!))
That has to be the most amazing thing I have ever seen.
The future is HERE!!
Star Trek here we come .
Awesome - the first video I watched didn't catch this detail. Utterly convincing.
Thanks for sharing!
Pick the bones out of this flat earthers
Why is the sound after the rockets landed.
Alois Janíček there's no reason for a sonic boom the rocket didn't land faster then the speed of sound.
That's not a sonic boom. That's the sound of the reverse rockets kicking in on landing. It is delayed for the distance. Its like thunder at a long range.
Curi0u50ne they were traveling faster than the speed of sound while they were coming down though. Before the landing burns ignited.
Same reason you see lightning and then hear thunder a few seconds later...the lightning is far away.
If you see lightning and then thunder almost immediately...that means the lightning is very close to you.
Cos its Bull Shit.
You know that was watching the science fiction I have been imagining all these years, simply breathtaking
Soooo fkng amazing. Good job 👏🏻
Why? cuz AMERICA!!
No.
Because planet earth, the human race, and becoming interplanetary.
Do not limit this species wide achievement to a country.
@@peaceinpresence5538 AGREED
omg omg omg omg omg. lol stop it
I wish Neil was still around to watch that, he would have been jumping up and down like a young kid ! brilliant brilliant footage TY
He actually didn't really like SpaceX.
not talking about the company Ben, I meant the technology
Fantastic footage
Strange how Americans banned Concorde supersonic overflights for 3 years because they didn’t like sonic booms but they love it when their own vehicles make a noise.
No one lives on Cape Canaveral, Concorde was banned from flying over homes. Here is a great short video on why Concorde failed th-cam.com/video/a_wuykzfFzE/w-d-xo.html
Six booms
Ian, let's be honest, Concorde was a threat to US homeland security, it was banned because is was too fast for US air traffic controllers and the USAF to react to a 'gone rogue' condition. This was quite a prophetic measure when you consider 9/11. The City of Cape Canaveral has a population of 10,000 people,many of which can atest to hearing NASA's sonic booms. We have relatives living over there and we've visited multiple times before, I would recommend it to anyone, it's superb.
a rare event versus a regular occurrence - false equivalence.
@Wayne Simpson Sources? The population is 0 at Cape Canaveral Air Force Base between Launch Pad 39a and Landing Zone 1. The rocket at no point flies over any home, only wildlife refuge. Cocoa Beach and Merritt Island, south of Cape Canaveral, is populated.
Wow, awesome footage
this is really amazing when landing!
Brilliant display from a Crew of geniuses
I still don't tire of watching them fire up and land almost in sync.
This is so beautiful 🥺❤️
Awesome, I hope to see them land in person once too...
That's a good 4th of July idea! That would look cool at night!
the most awesome thing I have ever seen!
I always cry when I look this video! This is real history in mankind
Great footage.
Great video