Jessie and John are just the smoothest presenters of these launches. No stumbling over facts and details, no repetetive lines during the broadcast and just a feeling of total confidence in knowing what they are talking about and explaining to the viewers. Great to see the both of you.
Agreed. NASA's Public Affairs people talk way too much, especially immediately after launch when they attempt to wax poetic or sound profound. They could learn a lot from the SpaceX team.
@@justicevanpool9025 Don't put "production engineer" in quotes. All SpaceX presenters, from John to the youngest, are actual engineers with presenting just a "side gig". Look them up.
Is no one noticing whats going on in the world? We've sent hundreds of rockets into space since the year before last and we still average 3.23 a day. Do you know what the 4 Horsemen of Armageddon are? They are 4 Action Events. Bow= Send it. Sword= Strike it. Scales= Split it. Fire= Sear it. ^4 Action Events^ Do you know what the "mark of the beast" is? Take 3 6's and place them in a circle and you have a VIRUS WARNING SYMBOL. But..its not the "virus"... its the coming VACCINE. It will be given AIRBORNE and it will fall on your hands and foreheads. I could keep on telling you more and share links to my videos and comments below those videos where I explain even better. But each time I post links only about 20 of you see it, before TH-cam removes them. So here I am begging anyone who is listening. Armageddon as started and the mark of the beast is almost upon all of us (its not a chip). Please with all that I am click my name and come to my channel and let me show you somethings you've never seen before. Please with all of my heart and soul I'm begging you. (nothing is monetized). ( *READING THE COMMENTS BELOW EACH VIDEO IS VERY IMPORTANT* )
I love how SpaceX use their specialists to present these launches. John makes the launch sound so exciting and Jessie is amazing at fronting the whole show
Thanks now I'm going to notice every time they do that. As an obsessive-compulsive, I'm going to need a few years therapy just to get over this. May I send you my bill?
I've seen the booster on display at the Hawthorne facility. It is far bigger than I thought it would be. Imagine being able to see the Super Heavy booster land itself, not to mention Starship. So cool.
@Cooldude don't make me laugh 😂 Pakistan isn't better than anyone at anything other than rape violence. Even your call centers are shit Edit: I forgot you're also good at hiding terrorists
Elon Told long back, SpaceX could be seen as perfected landing when it starts to get boring watching a landing . .... But it never seems to get boring .
So true. Maybe it's cos we all remember the early failures and we secretly want a big explosion?😆Whatever it is, when it lands smack in the painted circle it always makes me go "Woohooooo!"😁
I think my favorite lines are : "Tanks are pressing for flight." "Falcon 9 is in Start-Up." Goosebumps. Every time. And of course, the recoveries. Never Gets Old!
That info they gave about first stage doubling its altitude after stage separation is kind of mind boggling... puts into perspective just how fast Falcon 9 travels.
An example of an object whose rate of acceleration is itself increasing, as a result of a constant force from fs engines pushing an object of steadily decreasing mass (fuel burnoff) through an atmosphere whose thickness/pressure is decreasing as elevation increases
@@justicevanpool9025 It is perhaps irony, or just the absurdity of reality, that Nuclear Propulsion systems have existed for decades, but the Fusion technology to make then really efficient, remains "in the next 20 years,..." :D
I’m fortunate enough to have been alive for Neil’s landing and the Space shuttle era and now SpaceX, how blessed to enjoy this success and Human endeavor 👌. Cannot wait for Mars and beyond✌️. Elon and your entire Team, you make us Proud👏
Congrats Space X and Falcon 9. Congrats US Space Force and all involved for the hard work and dedication that makes this all come together in another successful GPS Satellite mission.
Thank you John ans Jessie! Thank you SpaceX! Nice Broadcast, amazing to watch all the details. Finally seeing GPS orbit insertion and separation at this altitude.
Am I the only one that get chills when she says "of course I still love you" ? 😆 🤣 😂 It never gets old watching the return of the booster. Well done!!!!!
What an awesome attitude to go in such detail regarding the previous abort. Specially to an audience that doesn't benefit significantly from this information if compared with a customer or government. It speaks very good about the team at SpaceX. I really got a feeling of beeing considered an important audience.
If Jeff was really invested into this, he would literally have more money invested. He’s doing it to look good. Aside from some moon landers, I don’t think his aerospace company is going anywhere anytime soon. I’d like to be wrong, but blue origin isn’t transparent at all about new Glenn
Awesome the explanation of the first mission automatic abort and the positive take on this failure that turned out to be a success of the internal sensor engineering. There is no failure, only new learnings!
Thank you Mr Musk. You driven humanity a whole generation forward with SpaceX, global ISP, Tesla cars, Solar power, batteries, Boring company and neurallink.
Transparency is key to SpaceX winning all the hearts and minds of this world. Keeping dreams alive with incredible technology. You only have to look at Starship at Boca Chica to see that there is no stopping this company in the pursuit of the final frontier.
Amazing launch. Spacex make it looks so simple. So we are all so confident about everything. Congratulations Spacex, and all personnel that make it true to all over the 🌎. Go go go.
(I know I should clarify) You might be right about the puppet... it isn't worth checking to be honest... but this type of shit is exactly how idiotic rumors end up in public.
This is the first time I can remember that they've definitively assigned a mission to a booster that still hadn't flown a previous one. This was the GPS III-4 mission and when it landed they seemed excited/relieved that it's ready for GPS III-5 next. This means they're so confident now in the landing process they can tell their customers (the government no less) to depend on it working correctly. And it did! The Air Force has always required brand new boosters be used, and I'm imagining the conversation went something like "If you're so sure flight proven boosters are safe, then shouldn't we just reserve it now?" Which would put a bit of pressure on SpaceX to land this particular booster correctly, or have fewer government launches.
@@Tolono There is one more reason that I can think of. Since super heavy will use the same landing method that F9 does, all the experience they get from landing F9 boosters can be directly applied to SH (just with some tweaks to account for the size difference). This is a major boon, because like Elon said: "Hopefully we don't lose any boosters, because that's a lot of engines".
Never gets old. And I still marvel at how they time their events, SECO and booster landing almost always happen around the same time. Precision 💯 This is also the highest orbit I’ve seen them show. Usually they release the satellites at LEO and allow them raise orbits by themselves. This time they actually take it all the way up. Earth looks way different from that high up than it is from like the ISS.
GPS satellites travel at ~20000km on 6 different MEO orbits. Iirc Falcon 9 doesn't support circulisation burn on anything other than LEO. Perhaps it is so 2nd stage deorbits faster.
@@lonetraveller5843 Near the engine is a liquid oxygen drain line so all the stuff flying around is frozen oxygen not dust. It's normal for frozen stuff to fly off of the rocket. They evaporate pretty quickly in space.
The new generation GPS satellites they are putting into orbit will help give even more accurate GPS information than what the rocket and drone ship are using currently to maintain position and land on an EXACT GPS coordinate. The landing computers calculations for adjusting/keeping an exact position must be very very fast. I would like to know how much raw computing power the computers have for doing those calculations and trajectory adjustments.
Jessie and John are just the smoothest presenters of these launches. No stumbling over facts and details, no repetetive lines during the broadcast and just a feeling of total confidence in knowing what they are talking about and explaining to the viewers. Great to see the both of you.
Have you watched the atlas launches? They are terrible. You can tell they are bandwagon jumping to be “like SpaceX”.
Agreed. NASA's Public Affairs people talk way too much, especially immediately after launch when they attempt to wax poetic or sound profound. They could learn a lot from the SpaceX team.
I love these two. They could be presenting SpaceX's trash collection and I'd still be enthralled ;)
I like looking at the sexy young "production engineers" but it's not a SpaceX launch without John. Even when he stutters he sounds knowledgeable.
@@justicevanpool9025 Don't put "production engineer" in quotes. All SpaceX presenters, from John to the youngest, are actual engineers with presenting just a "side gig". Look them up.
Yes! John Insprucker and Jessie Anderson! Loved the commentary on this one.
Yes they are great 👍 agreed
Nothing wrong with the other commentators, but it just doesn't feel right unless John is providing the launch commentry.
@@-FreakAccident- If john is commentating the rocket launch automatically triples in success probability
Any idea of who's the girl doing the countdown?
Is no one noticing whats going on in the world?
We've sent hundreds of rockets into space since the year before last and we still average 3.23 a day.
Do you know what the 4 Horsemen of Armageddon are?
They are 4 Action Events.
Bow= Send it.
Sword= Strike it.
Scales= Split it.
Fire= Sear it.
^4 Action Events^
Do you know what the "mark of the beast" is?
Take 3 6's and place them in a circle and you have a VIRUS WARNING SYMBOL.
But..its not the "virus"... its the coming VACCINE. It will be given AIRBORNE and it will fall on your hands and foreheads.
I could keep on telling you more and share links to my videos and comments below those videos where I explain even better.
But each time I post links only about 20 of you see it, before TH-cam removes them.
So here I am begging anyone who is listening.
Armageddon as started and the mark of the beast is almost upon all of us (its not a chip).
Please with all that I am click my name and come to my channel and let me show you somethings you've never seen before.
Please with all of my heart and soul I'm begging you. (nothing is monetized).
( *READING THE COMMENTS BELOW EACH VIDEO IS VERY IMPORTANT* )
This never gets old
Straight up.
it never will
But we all get old
You’re right. I’ve been watching since the Mercury project and it never does get old!
It will be sad when this becomes so common that it is no longer interesting.
love that SpaceX is so transparent and Jessica explaining the technical issue Falcon 9 had during the previous attempt.
Transparent? Are you kiddin? It's mostly CGI. Get a grip.
@@grantikos look here guys, it's a rare breed of Space Denier Flattard!
@@h.cedric8157 till now i never saw one of this species in the wild :o its amazing
@@grantikos I really hope you're joking lmao
@@h.cedric8157 how fast are you travelling on your ball earth?. Are you one of those ballers who actually knows your own model or a name caller.
I keep watching back every one of these. This does NOT get old!
John Insprucker and Jessie Anderson are the two best commentators! Keep them for all future launches.... something so special about them!!
I love how SpaceX use their specialists to present these launches. John makes the launch sound so exciting and Jessie is amazing at fronting the whole show
The first stage landing makes the whole thing worth watching every time. absolutely
Love you Jessie! Perfect commentary.
I'm glad they finally stopped saying "fairing deploy" and are now saying "fairing separation".
Thanks now I'm going to notice every time they do that. As an obsessive-compulsive, I'm going to need a few years therapy just to get over this. May I send you my bill?
Such a good point. They are literally decommissioning it when they do "fairing sep". "Deploy" is to make use of.
I can't stop watching spaceX missions specially the the landing of the first stage. God bless you spaceX.
I've seen the booster on display at the Hawthorne facility. It is far bigger than I thought it would be. Imagine being able to see the Super Heavy booster land itself, not to mention Starship. So cool.
@@brianhaygood183 that is a privilege. I wish I could see one up close
Yay! All the ground guys clapped and cheered again! :)
@Cooldude don't make me laugh 😂 Pakistan isn't better than anyone at anything other than rape violence. Even your call centers are shit
Edit: I forgot you're also good at hiding terrorists
Musk: “I think we should build our own rockets” the world: “that’s ridiculous, you can’t do that...”
Yep
hahaha rocket goes brrrrrrrr
I never really doubted him. Except maybe landing on boats...I did have my doubts there. Not any more!
how old are you?
Are u sure about that?
Elon Told long back, SpaceX could be seen as perfected landing when it starts to get boring watching a landing . .... But it never seems to get boring .
So true. Maybe it's cos we all remember the early failures and we secretly want a big explosion?😆Whatever it is, when it lands smack in the painted circle it always makes me go "Woohooooo!"😁
Go Jessie !!!!
Always a pleasure to get you on video !!!
ohhhhh yeaaaahhhh....oh that yep uh huh i agree.
Sigh.. Thirsty guys.. Ffs.. Stop doing this shit
No thing I’d rather watch than SPACEX in these crazy times
I think my favorite lines are :
"Tanks are pressing for flight."
"Falcon 9 is in Start-Up."
Goosebumps. Every time.
And of course, the recoveries. Never Gets Old!
That info they gave about first stage doubling its altitude after stage separation is kind of mind boggling... puts into perspective just how fast Falcon 9 travels.
An example of an object whose rate of acceleration is itself increasing, as a result of a constant force from fs engines pushing an object of steadily decreasing mass (fuel burnoff) through an atmosphere whose thickness/pressure is decreasing as elevation increases
And that's slow compared to the orbital velocity the second stage reaches.
James Webb telescope needs to go up
It will, but it's launching on an Ariane.
By the time it's finally ready, it could ride up in a Starship
@@PiDsPagePrototypes nice comeback. By the time it's finished we may have nuclear fusion that will fit onto a rocket
It’s assigned to a rocket and will fly on said rocket that’s where that ConVO ENDS.....
@@justicevanpool9025 It is perhaps irony, or just the absurdity of reality, that Nuclear Propulsion systems have existed for decades, but the Fusion technology to make then really efficient, remains "in the next 20 years,..." :D
Those 1st stage landings just blow me away every time...
Thanks again Spacex. One of the few bright sparks during the time of corona.
I love how much passion Jessie puts into saying the name of the first stage recovery ship. Sounds so well practiced! 😉
27:18 single frame of insides of a tank.
Well spotted.
Ohh! nice. Thanks Elon! I had been asking for that. Now please double the length of the tank shot on every launch please? :D
Sorry, what is that exactly?? I can't understand.
@@Franco-mm4fr its a camera inside the fuel tank recording the LOx
its rare that we see that
@@ksumnol3 thank you
I’m fortunate enough to have been alive for Neil’s landing and the Space shuttle era and now SpaceX, how blessed to enjoy this success and Human endeavor 👌. Cannot wait for Mars and beyond✌️. Elon and your entire Team, you make us Proud👏
The Jessica Anderson is back!
Forgot to capitalize THE 😊
She does a great job while looking uh.... amazing
'Back'? She did the last Starlink just the other day...
Mexican dream
Watching the landing of the first stage will never get old!
Can't wait to see Starships in their intro😍
I love that they still call it an attempted landing. No lady, you're gonna make it look easy like the last 50 times!!
Meanwhile Blue Origin has been going for 20 years and still to reach orbit, good job Jeff!
He just sold $3Bn of AMZN to keep funding it. Meanwhile, Elon gets richer everytime he launches for a paying customer.
Congrats Space X and Falcon 9. Congrats US Space Force and all involved for the hard work and dedication that makes this all come together in another successful GPS Satellite mission.
Glad to see this satellite launch successfully as my team built the propulsion core about 5 years ago...
Cool!
Awesome Professormag! I worked on the spacecraft bus and avionics hardware. Always nice to see all that hard work come to fruition!
@@MrDmbright65 Cool.
The first stage landing burn is stunning as always ❤️
Of course SpaceX we still love you! :)
Thank you John ans Jessie! Thank you SpaceX! Nice Broadcast, amazing to watch all the details. Finally seeing GPS orbit insertion and separation at this altitude.
Am I the only one that get chills when she says "of course I still love you" ?
😆 🤣 😂
It never gets old watching the return of the booster. Well done!!!!!
What an awesome attitude to go in such detail regarding the previous abort. Specially to an audience that doesn't benefit significantly from this information if compared with a customer or government. It speaks very good about the team at SpaceX. I really got a feeling of beeing considered an important audience.
Батут работает , урааааа ) , спасибо вам за то что такие люди есть ...
That precision is what money can buy.
In a quiet, darkened room, a tear trickles slowly down Jeff Bezos' face.
How did Elon musk and Bezos get into a fight?
I literally had 3 nightmares today where jeff Bezos tortured me
😄
If Jeff was really invested into this, he would literally have more money invested. He’s doing it to look good. Aside from some moon landers, I don’t think his aerospace company is going anywhere anytime soon. I’d like to be wrong, but blue origin isn’t transparent at all about new Glenn
I bet with Biden in office money will be allotted to his company and contracts for Mars! The left wastes money for votes
The trusty falcon soars again! Simply awesome.
21:15 the business end 🔞😂
Also this guy sounds like he came from the happy days era
Love it
Hawaii station is receiving the stage 2 signal
Also we’re looking upskirt in this shot
*im just sayin*
Awesome the explanation of the first mission automatic abort and the positive take on this failure that turned out to be a success of the internal sensor engineering. There is no failure, only new learnings!
Total Success GPS III Space Vehicle 04 Misson! Congratulations from Dr. Alcir Vogel.
Thank you Mr Musk. You driven humanity a whole generation forward with SpaceX, global ISP, Tesla cars, Solar power, batteries, Boring company and neurallink.
MEMORANDUM FOR: SpaceX
Have I told you guys you're getting pretty good at this space and booster return thing?
Transparency is key to SpaceX winning all the hearts and minds of this world. Keeping dreams alive with incredible technology. You only have to look at Starship at Boca Chica to see that there is no stopping this company in the pursuit of the final frontier.
I saw this launch from my house 130 miles away!!!
Amazing launch. Spacex make it looks so simple. So we are all so confident about everything. Congratulations Spacex, and all personnel that make it true to all over the 🌎. Go go go.
It's good to see you back Jassie Anderson! ❤️
Love the session🍿😍
I like how the world is becoming a better place! 👍
Sounds like Siri doing the countdown
I wanna see a redback spider in Space!!!
Look at the parabolic curve as it bounces off the fimament and crashes into the ocean. Superb!
*DIMWITTED* religiots and flatturds!
Here's my wish I post every time: please give us stage 1 telemetry back.
Watch Everyday Astronaut.
Space x is as fantastic as PayPal ...
I am impressed and congratulated.Regards for the whole Space x team from Vilnius
When watching the first stage landing seems more interesting than waiting for the results of the Presidential Election
I'm always excited to watch the launches love it keep progressing space x💫
Today's fact: Admiral Ackbar from Star Wars Episode VI: Return of the Jedi was not a man in a suit, it was actually a giant puppet.
i like eggs
😂
you should tell that to elon. i'm sure he will await your tweet haha.
Yup, and White Castle doesn't use real onions on their burgers. It is chunks of cabbage flavored like onion. #QAnon
(I know I should clarify) You might be right about the puppet... it isn't worth checking to be honest... but this type of shit is exactly how idiotic rumors end up in public.
Who in their right mind would put a thumbs down to these videos?! They are history in The making.
Professional pessimists, who are forever predicting doom & gloom, & happy only when they are proved right..
@@philcoombes2538 Very, very well said.
The dislikes are from Jeff Bezos' accounts.
And Roscosmos.
And ULA
and ESA
@@dxndan01 lol
and flat earthers
This just never gets old.
27:40 I haven't heard people clapping for a landing in a long time! Great Landing!
Most likely because the landing showed that they fixed the engine issue.
This is the first time I can remember that they've definitively assigned a mission to a booster that still hadn't flown a previous one. This was the GPS III-4 mission and when it landed they seemed excited/relieved that it's ready for GPS III-5 next. This means they're so confident now in the landing process they can tell their customers (the government no less) to depend on it working correctly. And it did!
The Air Force has always required brand new boosters be used, and I'm imagining the conversation went something like "If you're so sure flight proven boosters are safe, then shouldn't we just reserve it now?" Which would put a bit of pressure on SpaceX to land this particular booster correctly, or have fewer government launches.
@@Tolono There is one more reason that I can think of.
Since super heavy will use the same landing method that F9 does, all the experience they get from landing F9 boosters can be directly applied to SH (just with some tweaks to account for the size difference).
This is a major boon, because like Elon said: "Hopefully we don't lose any boosters, because that's a lot of engines".
It's incredible the achievement these people have accomplished it always amazes me when that rocket lands down
The "Norminal" guy is back, and you know it. Everything is really norminal now again.
Jessie and John...Best hosts _EVER!_
I still wuv u. 🥰
Just Read the Instructions tho.
Never gets old. And I still marvel at how they time their events, SECO and booster landing almost always happen around the same time. Precision 💯
This is also the highest orbit I’ve seen them show. Usually they release the satellites at LEO and allow them raise orbits by themselves. This time they actually take it all the way up.
Earth looks way different from that high up than it is from like the ISS.
happy
Doesn’t get old! Great work by space x as usual
Is it going in elliptical orbit ?? as its altitude raises at 1:42:02
Yep
John said at one point 'transfer orbit'. The GPS satellite will circularise its orbit once its reached its apogee
GPS satellites travel at ~20000km on 6 different MEO orbits.
Iirc Falcon 9 doesn't support circulisation burn on anything other than LEO. Perhaps it is so 2nd stage deorbits faster.
@@cola98765 but it was already at 4000km altitude...
@@aerogfs 20 000 > 4 000 payload was deployed before it reached the highest point so satellite can setup itself to make a burn.
This is the bridge towards the future we all as human race has been dreaming of!
"VERY GOOD CGI"
Probably the best hold music in space.
27:44 Space kindda dusty, right?
I hope you're kidding. :)
I see many white something flying around the engine. I dont know its a part of the rocket or just a space dust.
@@lonetraveller5843 Near the engine is a liquid oxygen drain line so all the stuff flying around is frozen oxygen not dust. It's normal for frozen stuff to fly off of the rocket. They evaporate pretty quickly in space.
Thank you. Make sense. Frozen liquid oxygen. 👍👍
Time Stamps:
4:54 Intro
5:34 Webcast start
11:51 Engine chill
th-cam.com/video/X1SjG5fhHN0/w-d-xo.html
13:33 GPS Satelite introduction
14:26 Strongback retract
17:56 Engine startup
18:43 T-10 seconds
18:53 Liftoff
20:08 Max-Q
21:29 MECO
21:33 Stage seperation
21:40 SES-1 (second stage startup)
22:24 Fairing deploy
25:18 First stage entry burn (around 20 seconds)
27:10 SECO-1 and First stage landing burn (visible from drone ship)
27:20 Landing legs deploy
27:31 First stage landed
1:22:36 SES-2
1:23:21 SECO-2 (second stage cutoff)
1:48:19 GPS-IV deploy
1:49:35 Webcast end
(the altititude...)
21:32 (69) 1:22:40 (420)
Note: Today's mission the rocket landed on the droneship Of Course I Still Love You
Hopefully Crew-1 mission will follow in November 14th
69 (23:53), 420 (23:14) noice
Bruh
U would
Noice
Congratulations for that launch on Saturday
18:50
Thank you 🙂
@@SanjanaRanasingha 🥰
Still wows me how first stage lands like that.. and in the dark!
The new generation GPS satellites they are putting into orbit will help give even more accurate GPS information than what the rocket and drone ship are using currently to maintain position and land on an EXACT GPS coordinate. The landing computers calculations for adjusting/keeping an exact position must be very very fast. I would like to know how much raw computing power the computers have for doing those calculations and trajectory adjustments.
They clapped upon landing burn after a long while. Gave me chills always
I actually got to see this thing in sky from my back yard and I didn’t think that was even possible but it was the coolest thing I’ve seen in my life
Otherworldly work to everyone involved 👏👏👏👏👏
@ 6:30 - Transparency! What a wonderful relief. Hopefully this is a trend moving into the future of an evolving society. Thank you.
excellent broadcast Spacex. Thank you so much for sharing!
Felicidades anoche otro éxito más 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
These launches have become so predictably flawless that I just FF to the booster landing then move straight on to the cat videos in my queue.
So wild to actually see all that material and other little things flying past the gps in space
It's frozen nitrogen from the cold gas thrusters. It's not a problem.
You know it would be very nice to see the speed of stage one return along the entire time.
If you go to streams by Everyday Astronaut, they have simulated stage one telemetry during flights
Thank you for sharing this amazing video.
Music is like spaceX. I can feel it.
Jessie!!! My favorite host. Looks like she got a promotion.
Always in owe on the bullseye landing.
Nothing finer than a Merlin engine glowing in the night sky. love the color!
You also left NASA behind, The Greatest United Kingdom Thanks
ach misse dit. Great launch x
;*
Congrats once again!!
Of course, We all love you!
SpaceX guys and gals, you are amazing!
How you're getting video back from the drone ships is beyond me, but I'm impressed.
I love mr John Insprucker's commentary...
Never gets old!