(Almost) Every SpaceX Landing, In Order

This is a video of every SpaceX landing or landing attempt of which a video was taken. I tried to edit it down as much as possible but it still ended up pretty long, mainly due to including Grasshopper and F9R flights (I didn't feel I could use the word "every" if I didn't). I made this because I couldn't find any such compilations on KZbin. Most videos are from SpaceX's KZbin Channel. Thanks for watching and thanks to SpaceX for all the excitement.
Here is the full list of all launches that I used as my notes while putting this together:
1. 9-21-2012 Grasshopper Hop
2. 11-01-2012 Grasshopper 2 story
3. 12-17-2012 Grasshopper 12 story
4. 03-07-2013 Grasshopper 24 story
5. 04-17-2012 Grasshopper 250m
6. 06-14-2013 Grasshopper 325m Full Precision Sensor Suite
7. 08-13-2013 Grasshopper 250m, 100m Lateral Divert
8x. 09-29-2013 Falcon 9 Cassiope, Failure, Aerodynamically unstable, video of reentry burn here: • Mission Overview | Nex...
9. 10-07-2013 Grasshopper 744m Final Flight
10. 04-17-2014 Falcon 9R 250m
11x. 04-18-2014 Falcon 9 CRS-3 Ocean Landing, Link to vid: • SpaceX Landing Restora...
12. 05-01-2014 Falcon 9R 1000m
13. 06-17-2014 Falcon 9R 1000m Grid Fins
14. 07-14-2014 Falcon 9 Orbcomm-1 Ocean Landing
15x. 08-01-2014 Falcon 9R ??? No Vid
16. 08-22-2014 Falcon 9R Failure, Aborted
17. 09-21-2014 Falcon 9 CRS-4 Infrared Reentry Burn
18. 01-10-2015 Falcon 9 CRS-5, ASDS, Failure, Hydraulic Fluid for Grid Fins
19x. 02-11-2015 Falcon 9 DSCOVR Ocean Landing, No Vid
20. 04-15-2015 Falcon 9 CRS-6, ASDS, Failure, Sticky Throttle
21. 06-28-2015 Falcon 9 CRS-7, Launch Failure, Stupid strut
22. 12-22-2015 Falcon 9 Orbcomm-2 LZ1 SUCCESS
23. 01-17-2016 Falcon 9 Jason-3, ASDS Failure, Leg Lockout
24. 03-04-2016 Falcon 9 SES-9, ASDS Failure
25. 04-08-2016 Falcon 9 CRS-8 ASDS SUCCESS

[@skyhiker4819]

If it doesn’t blow you’re mind that SpaceX in only 6 years went from the grasshopper to a fully reusable rocket you’re already dead.

[@chec8timi355]

You’re

[@skyhiker4819]

ViktorNotRussian you can read?

[@chec8timi355]

Sorry the first « you’re » is supposed to be « your mind » and the second one is supposed to be « you’re already dead »

[@skyhiker4819]

ViktorNotRussian you continue to impress!

[@chec8timi355]

I’ve got 19203942942 IQ You cannot overcome my power

[@benjaminringrose536]

This is some real life kerbal shit

[@jadibegini1571]

Actually, this is better than kerbal space program, in stock KSP, you are not required to land your first stage. At least in Version 1.2. I dunno about future version.

[@Astro1tu]

Benjamin Ringrose yep

[@homeXstone]

yea, those noobs didnt even fully upgrade the launch platform

[@TheLargeHardonCollider]

Better than Kerbal. I just started trying to switch from using disposable boosters to reusable ones, and it's hard. Like, really hard. One time I was so far off I had to land in the mountains.

[@MkE89]

10:50 cows having alien abduction flashbacks

[@drabberfrog]

7:13 The cows were like: Not the aliens again!

[@keefebaby]

I know what’s their beef?

[@adelbertovych6826]

Caws can testify in this "marvelous" landings.😉 And to many... "space worms".

[@kankaskank]

I think all is fake, the video definition is wierd, like pc animation., isnt?

[@drabberfrog]

@@kankaskank if this video was animation it's the best animation I've ever seen.

[@kankaskank]

@@drabberfrog Maybe is it, but its just what im thinking,the landings are extremely perfect about my point of view. Sorry for my english.

[@TheMasterCheese]

"The Eagle has landed." Falcon 9: "Hold my oxidizer."

[@Kumquat_Lord]

22:57 that little jet of mono is trying so, SO hard to keep it from tipping.

[@kamronmartinez487]

I think it’s liquid nitrogen

[@nathana7235]

@@kamronmartinez487 it is, SpaceX rockets all dump fuel if the onboard computer senses a problem.

[@Formula1st]

Nathan An what? The liquid nitrogen keeps the rocket pointing in the right direction when landing.

[@nathana7235]

@@Formula1st Yeah I'm pretty sure they dump all fuel when the onboard sensors sense something wrong, look at the recent water landing.

[@morpheus6749]

@@nathana7235 Liquid nitrogen is not fuel. Learn some basics.

[@DrOne-sw6oz]

this is just amazing. I watched it couple of times ...... amazing. No crazy expensive start/land platforms, just a slab of concrete .... fantastic. Launch and landing almost in the same position. This is really amazing. Bravo SpaceX!

[@Inomineo]

In Thrust We Trust

[@theholderscock]

Inomineo nice one

[@lexiepexie7845]

It's space or bust

[@calvinchen4505]

Quote from BPS.space?

[@Shoorit]

In Space X thrust we place all our trust and not those whackiest flat earth actors whose births we wish we could cancel in fact, or just make their farthers ejaculate go straight down their mothers ass hole.

[@911TruthFighter]

I'll repeat it here, and also ask why the cattle are running sideways, not away from the noise: Yellow Dart deleted my comment, which asked important questions: The 'Yellow' in your name must refer to... you get it. I'll just leave this (I made a series on the Musk Fraud), which I assume you work for: kzbin.info/www/bejne/pojKXpyCd9eErqM This one asks how a million pound rocket (titanium/aluminum/stainless steel, etc. could evaporated in 6 seconds: kzbin.info/www/bejne/f5_Yl6xqeM1rmsU

[@Bob_just_Bob]

As a long time commercial helicopter 🚁 pilot (38 years) with at least a little knowledge of aerodynamics and what it takes to do a controlled hover and landing I find this absolutely freakin’ amazing. Really incredible. The engineering that went into making all this happen is awe inspiring. Well done. How I wish I was younger and could have been part of this team.

[@needleonthevinyl]

22:55 the little RCS thruster that couldn't

[@user-fs5lc2dl7t]

Amazing to see how they got from there to here...and tonight Crew Dragon makes her return trip to Earth...

[@eduluz5577]

I showed my dad the recent Dragoon capsule video (he is 50) and he told me he never thought he would ever see a rocket landing in the middle of the ocean with such accuracy

[@Batman-mh1sg]

That's cool, just imagine what technology we will see in our lifetime :D

[@Batman-mh1sg]

@@AikenBruce Stfu. If you don't like it go away and devolve while the rest of us progresses as a species

[@bldjln3158]

Bruce how do you not believe something that literally every other person on earth believes? Do you just want to be different? Special? Well all you’re doing is appearing as somebody of lesser intellect.

[@christiowen4636]

a lot of people told jesus to not go against jews and he was one of few to use his brain and not believe all the bull you are served up. now everyone is doing what he was trying to prevent. we are all following blind like sheep believing this is real. ive flown a drone with go pro and video doesnt come close to looking real. even with the nicest camera you couldnt get the fumes to look any more fake. flown around lots of wind mills and cows to.

[@christiowen4636]

plus how inefficient glide back down like any person with since would. so many things to go wrong here only necessary to land like this under crazy last minute emergency where you either die or take this rocket back to earth. and they would have done this years ago no respect for our engineers of the past you geniuses must think you would even compare to anyone working in the space program which none off us would. because if we did our energy wouldnt be spent talking amongst people who couldnt launch a rocket 100 feet let alone working a controlled explosion in with a computer system

[@slothinaspacesuit]

The company I work for handled the repairs to the HVAC system on the drone barge after the failed landing attempt. Then we did upgrades not long after. I worked on the upgrades to both control rooms on-board the drone barge. Just another interesting place my job has given me access to.

[@hyperfocal2002]

This is less than 7 years ago and they just launched and landed all three boosters from Falcon Heavy. Remarkable.

[@agent1966]

In 1981 I watched Columbia ascend into the heavens. The group RUSH even made a song commemorating the even. Watching Falcon Heavy launch, and especially watching the boosters return as they did, struck me as deeply to my core (with pride and admiration) as did that event 37 years ago. Makes me actually tear up thinking about what we could achieve as people, if we really wanted to.

[@Fatpumpumlovah2]

Same here, been to many shuttle launches, but didnt get to go to this launch, seeing those boosters land back seemed so fake and unbelievable to me and well, a tear came to me eye LOL

[@tracyavent-costanza346]

and RUSH as well as other performers around the world, were making a statement that eventually became commonplace: these successes are that of humankind, not just the USA or the Soviets or Jaxa or Space-X. They are cause for great rejoicing among any humans with the slightest curiosity or imagination.

[@hora1509]

So awesome to watch all of the many SpaceX Launches, Landings, Failures; enumerated by name and dates. Thank you for your channel, good work and thank's for sharing this important part of history.

[@johnborden9208]

Fantastic video! I loved all those shots of the grasshopper. Thanks for putting this all together.

[@nuclearping]

Watching this makes me want to play KSP.

[@RED40HOURS]

nuclearping me too

[@kellywest6239]

what a reference

[@RED40HOURS]

Kelly West ok

[@GameKraken]

It kinda does, would be funny if in a later update you could build essentially tier 1 landing pads, might be added in a mod or something, sounds pretty neat though.

[@reecezandbergen1125]

theres a scenario in ksp where you can land an orbital booster, the description mentions something about it not being as hard as landing on a boat lol

[@jeromeyesavage9628]

Makes you realize how hard this all is.

[@theholderscock]

Robert Power it aint cgi you dumbass. How did they implant cgi into the peoples eyes tha were there watching it live

[@danoman3908]

@@theholderscock were you there to see the people that were there watching it, live?

[@geezersqueezer1716]

The world's most dumb argument

[@richierichbroke5460]

Robert Power If I could do more than one dislike I would!!!!

[@richierichbroke5460]

The Hølder Exactly! 100% agree!!!

[@modrarybivrana5654]

As a kid in the late 50's early 60's This is how they portrayed normal space travel.

[@grahambird1570]

From the 'Three little Pigs' to this Huh ????

[@Remaggib]

Awesome bunch of videos! I really wish I lived in one of the houses close to these launches in 2013 and 2014, I'd be broke from buying video cameras to put up all over the place to watch them over and over.

[@themagiceye6723]

I'm arriving mid 2019 - would love to see an updated version of this with all the F9 and FH awesomeness of recent years. Great video though

[@theatom7264]

They came a long way since Grasshopper. Now they are in talks of testing the vertical take off & landing for the BFR spaceship as soon as next year! That's gonna be awesome.

[@jamesrussell7760]

The precision is incredible. Every landing in the exact center of the pad.

[@tmseh]

How much you want to bet the Pentagon is looking at this as a JSOPs dropship. Drop troops anywhere around the world in an hour.

[@Spaceboi318]

Livestock reaction 10/10

[@Hodoss]

And that one bird who saw the fire and flew away before the others who were startled by the noise. He knew the drill.

[@Kavukamari]

livestock's assessment: it's scary

[@ww321]

knock it off , you're scarring the crap out ah my cows.

[@zdzichus.3264]

who with their senses still on keeps the livestock in such kind of a place? knock, knock!!! down to Earth, cows, u don't need to /try to/ run away, you're safe here, with us... :-DDD

[@TM245]

The ones running the most are the horses. The cows know the deal, for the most part they don't run, they remember stuff like this since before they came to Earth.

[@davegrenier1160]

I really like the Grasshopper flights. The rock-solid hovers are most impressive!

[@Sera-Marie]

It's incredible the level of control they have. I will never tire of watching them land. Also the cows are so funny!

[@budirving7007]

Sera-Marie Capaldi I was there and If I were as close to the rocket as those cows I most likely would have stampeded also.The cows were adorable, especially the young calves. I had binoculars and a terrific view. My guess is that you are also adorable. Watching the control of the rocket made tears come to my eyes, out of pride of what humans can do.

[@grahambird1570]

Have you ever seen a bunch of Humans react when some one drops a Grenade ??? >>> Even Funnier !!!!!

[@JimThomasOutdoors]

Some of the most amazing technology I have ever witnessed... truly AWESOME !

[@themiltonguy4530]

i LOVE this progression of all our space efforts.. Thanks to SpaceX for letting us watch along! Bonus was watching the cows. They don't like rockets.

[@voyna6178]

3:20 R.I.P bird xD

[@MetaalMeerkat]

That bird is fine. Telephoto lenses collapses the frame. The bird landed in the field and probably did not hear the rocket by the time we saw the launch.

[@dickfitswell3437]

Yea that bird was prob a mile away. But if it wasnt then its gonna be in the Guinness World Records for largest bird seen in our history

[@dickfitswell3437]

Look on the rocket at 3:09 though. There is a cowboy doll on it taking a ride

[@voyna6178]

Dick Fitswell god damn my comments old I said xD lmao

[@dennisweifenbach2647]

Way back, they used to have more trouble just taking off. I find these landings amazing.

[@flailios]

Awesome video, thanks for putting them all together.

[@MarkHennessyBarrett]

Chills? Yep. Heart pumping? Yes! Joy? Boundless! Pride? Oh so much. Not that I deserve to feel any pride in SpaceX's acheivements, but I'm proud to be a part of a spacefaring nation. And a spacefaring species. Thanks, SpaceX! Keep flying! They can't take the sky from you ;)

[@dawnatilla]

YOU POOR IGNORANT RUBE.

[@MarkHennessyBarrett]

+Dawnatilla the Hun that's hilarious.

[@MarkHennessyBarrett]

One wonders if there's every any reason behind internet comments beyond "missed meds today".

[@Paulmatthew22]

Dude's got chills and heart pumping and he accuses you of meds?,.Curious

[@tracyavent-costanza346]

and a spacefaring nation that despite all of its defects, is still aiming for the stars and trying to find BETTER ways to go about it. Yeah, I feel the sin of pride. So shoot me.

[@johnspahn420]

Worth it just to see the evolution of the landing gear

[@oscar3611]

What a GREAT compilation! I enjoyed every second. Thanks!!

[@brianb6969]

Subscribed..........Where has All this Amazing, 4k/ Drone ,Footage Been in my Life? Love it man!!!

[@fredthompson7947]

Concise Control Technology. Just What our Space Program Needs!..Excellent tests!!

[@bonjour1416]

For all the people whining about how it's fake and CGI or whatever, why? If you don't believe this stuff or real why watch the videos in the first place. If it annoys you or bothers you then don't watch it just let the people who actually enjoy this stuff and want to see it watch it without having to be questioned or insulted for believing in something. It's almost as if you people watch the videos for no other reason than to find flaws and "evidence" as you would call it of these so called "CGI" rockets. Also I don't work for spaceX but I've been to the plant in Hawthorne and witnessed a launch and can tell you it's not fake. The tour of the plant was absolutely amazing and I got to learn about everything that goes into building these amazing machines. I don't understand how anyone could doubt what we are doing as a species. It's pretty awesome.

[@mrpielover615]

Well said!

[@times461]

WE LIKE WATCHING IT CAUSES IT GIVES US AFFIRMATION THAT NASA AND SPACEX ARE DEMON RUNNED AND THE EARTHS FLAT... MADE BY OUR CREATOR...WE CANT LEAVE THIS PLACE TIL WE DIE....PERIOD..

[@larryscott3982]

kozy53215 Now if you only believed your own posts, that’d be scary. But it’s just a disingenuous rant. I guess entrepreneurial success is the ‘new bad’.

[@zdzichus.3264]

Bon Jour: answer is: because we want to know for sure, we don't wanna be lie to anymore, we do not wanna be those cows... btw - are you an idiot, or work for gov?

[@larryscott3982]

Zdzichu S. Satellite technology isn’t a lie. Pretending that rockets don’t carry payloads into space and deliver satellites to orbit, that’s the lie.

[@paulmac4889]

Would love to see an update to this, maybe just a new video or two with additional launches and landings since this, especially notable ones like the Falcon Heavy, 1st Block 5 etc.. My son loves watching these normal launches are still a bit slow for him. Great work.

[@gerhardkutt1748]

Thank you for doing this. Great effort. Highly appreciated ... Well done.

[@in3432]

Wow cool video, I loved it. Amazing and beautiful

[@carcolgeo]

25:30 that moment you realize your dream has become a reality. I would have cried so hard had I been working at SpaceX

[@gwizard12]

Shape of things to come, must have been an amazing project to work on

[@randobad]

This is great, like sports highlights. These are the best parts

[@mysticlunala8020]

And now the Falcon heavy landing!! MAN I JUST LOVE IT!😍

[@lucdeckers6303]

Time to make a new Video :D

[@theyellowdart6039]

Yup, it's pretty out of date.

[@ramdoys]

Ummmmm yello dart are u going to make more videos in futer

[@ben_jamin160]

At 23:40, if you look into the cloud of white smoke beneath the rocket as it explodes you can see an object that looks allot like a fast Moover or a fast walker (Foo Fighter) type object and its moving slowly compared to an object that would come of an explosion. Just an observation from what i have seen from this explosion. Already i have identified a Fast Moover fly past a Space X launch and what looks like a successful sabotage where the rocket was destroyed by a Fast Moover or Foo Fighter type object, craft or UFO. What i believe to be an E.T space craft from the Zeta Riticuli star system (the grey's) i think. I'm not an expert on E.T species. Some persons have been known to call them Ebons. There is a possibility that they are another species of E.T or humanoid that are very small compared to us at around 1 foot in height. Its hard to say but we have lots of evidence in this species for example, the Atacama 6 inch humanoid which has been studied and is in fact a real 6 inch being that breathed and walked on this planet. There is also another one of this species which was recovered in Russia by a lady which kept it alive in a cage of some sort untill it died and it was around 1 foot tall and adult and was studied also and is without a doubt the same species. Disclosure will come to us all but when it is actually common knowledge and believed by us all, we will probally be long gone. Maybe 500 years ? who knows.. who knows.

[@quangho8120]

Man that would just be a lot of landings.

[@kylekingsberry5680]

@@ben_jamin160 no

[@samgerland6087]

Extraordinary how accurate and good SpaceX progress have come :D

[@MarioRossi-sh4uk]

Wow thank you so muc for uploading this video. I could watch it for hours.

[@tubularap]

It's January2020 now, and it will be the year of SpaceX's Crew Dragon, last test and first humans to ISS. And it will be the year of SpaceX's Starship NS1 (and NS2) first real tests. Oh yeah, ... plus some two dozen launches of Starlink satelite-batches.

[@Prizzlesticks]

7:13 Whelp, I just got a huge flashback to Firefly... But seriously, thanks for this compilation!

[@theyellowdart6039]

"You can't take the sky from me" Maybe they should make that their motto.

[@Mr25thfret]

Just wow! Breathtaking footage. Kudos to the drone team! "Liked" and "Subscribed"!

[@Fretless99]

I think that it's great that you are showing the failures as well. These guys had a huge learning curve to deal with! Space X gives me hope for the future of space exploration :) Thank you for the video

[@TheAtheistHero]

The poor cows, lol.

[@vctrsone]

3m20secs crow dies rip.

[@BCzepa]

CGI editing, look at the footage closer, tell me what time of the day it is :p

[@theyellowdart6039]

If you are really serious, give me a time stamp where you see a discrepancy. I skipped around and found no reason to think this is CGI.

[@BCzepa]

7:09 onwards look at the dust cloud glitching, the blueness of the top of the video. 7:45 onwards multiple things wrong with it, but mainly look at the shadow as its landing, they are imposed objects, and a rocket cant come that close to an RC drone and not effect it in any way. small things add up to fakery. the footage ive seen of falcon 9 landing on a barge is reversed video, there is no 2 ways about it.

[@theyellowdart6039]

At 7:09 I see no glitching in the dust cloud. It does nothing but drift away as far as I can see, and you can't really hold the color of the sky against them, maybe the drone camera's color was off, or maybe that was how the sky looked that day. Not enough to assume it's a fake. At 7:45, the rockets shadow aligned as it should be with the water tower's shadow. If we could draw a line from the sun to the drone and past it, I suspect it would pass between the launch pad and the water tower, as the tower's shadow is very slightly to the right, and the rocket is very slightly to the right. Also, the shadow is not simply superimposed because you can watch a part of the dust cloud pass in front of it before the camera pans up. There is no reason to think that the drone would be affected by the rocket because all of the rockets thrust is directed downward and the drone never gets close to going under the rocket, it hovers in one place to the side and watches the rocket go up and back down without moving significantly. And you can't just reverse landing footage and have it look correct. You'd be able to see the rocket exhaust moving back towards the rocket instead of away. And you definitely can't reverse the ones that landed but then tipped over, unless you think they can levitate and reassemble a rocket with some kind of magic. So nowhere near enough reason to assume CGI. I am open to different ideas but I have yet to see any real evidence of space being faked.

[@lords2112]

Awesome power....gotalove it thanks for compiling all these to 1 video..)

[@JamesNewton]

Really nice! There is some interesting stuff around 20min in about how the 1st stage has to get out of the "plume" from the 2nd stage engine before it can calculate and burn for reentry. I hadn't seen that before.

[@bigstuff52]

absolutely incredible..people are so smart that accomplished this..

[@danoman3908]

people are so dumb that believe this!

[@trueblue2124]

First I saw this -I thought it was a joke - simply amazing stuff - thank you for sharing this video -

[@mylesjarvis7571]

They come so far. Just amazing work! Space-X...you ROCK!!!

[@AlexJug]

excellent.. thanks for uploading! Drone footage is sooo cool ;).

[@schitteindustries8798]

finally a video without shitty commentary

[@ashdoglsu]

UNREAL !!!! Elon Musk himself has advanced the world 20 years

[@davidca96]

he didnt do it, the people he hired did.

[@tracyavent-costanza346]

it was elon's money, it was the WORK of thousands.

[@paultweedlie3697]

What a load of bollocks. Elon Musk is a con man and he's laughing at your gullibility.

[@illuminate4622]

@@paultweedlie3697 his tech works, it just works. You haven't probably made working technology from scratch. So shut up!

[@1badcrow457]

Yes....UN REAL...... Starship command will be taking over. The military and their Cling ons will become just as funny as space x landings and International play station "Personal hygiene" videos. Are you prepared ?

[@jessicakirsh]

Great compilation 🚀. Thank you for sharing! There’s something so luxurious about being able to press play once and watch launch after launch after launch.... without having to get off my butt! 😂

[@GoldMagicMetal]

Это красиво !!! Thank SpaceX

[@kaxis26]

Thank you for this amazing video!!!!

[@happyjohn1656]

18:58 That sound delay! 5:06 PM 12/17/2018

[@junuhunuproductions]

Did anyone see the Mannequin wearing a Texas Hat, on board the Grasshopper at 1:59 ?? So Funny :)

[@majorola3788]

So nice of you to put these all together, they've gotten better over time at this haven't they?

[@thunderwontdalightningwill1062]

Wow! Just amazing. Science fiction comes to life. Congratulations, that was something I never expected to see, and SpaceX is making it almost routine. Dayam.. SpaceX rocks!

[@Zaidemeit]

WOW!! Just in the space of 4 years, to develop and perfect this technology!! That's a much better test record set by NASA!!!

[@cajonjackie2075]

Kind-a "Unfair" for you to make that comparison, isn't it? After all, NASA couldn't use anyone else's data on anything to do with flying a really tall pencil into space. cause no one else had done anything like it before. Newton said that he figured out what he did by standing on the shoulder's of giants. Space-X had the advantage of standing on NASA'S shoulders.

[@ErraticHail]

1:58 that cowboy is like "aight imma head out"

[@cenewton3221]

Great video compilation! Love the cows man. Hanging out, having a lazy afternoon taking a nap (all 50 of them by the fence), just to have that strange thing spit fire and dust at them again. LOL

[@keithpenny1119]

A brilliant compilation video.... I probably watched and commented before but it's brilliant thanks!

[@TheNightshotBR]

Who else here watching after they sent two men to the ISS yesterday?

[@connorsterling1117]

Yep

[@philindeblanc]

faked

[@connorsterling1117]

@@philindeblanc ? What u mean it was all live streamed.

[@philindeblanc]

@@connorsterling1117 I dont mean the launch. That is a actual rocket that flies into the ocean, as filmed. But the landing I think is CGI. You would actually have to believe we went to the moon 50+ years ago, which would be 237,000miles, vs this short 200 mile trip, 50+ years later, with the similar technology, lol. One has to be a fan boy and gullable. But we all were at some point, but when you get more experience, you have to come to factual terms of rational thinking. This is hard when the TV has been the voice of reason for so many for so long.

[@philindeblanc]

@@connorsterling1117 But guess what? They are working on it being live soon. Augmented Reality with Microsoft software can livestream layers of scene data over live data and composite the footage with audio in a file to stream. Every new generation, the BS game needs to be stepped up to dupe the new kids on the block.

[@Lebensgott]

and now the rockets can even survive when the hydraulic of the grid fins has an error while landing... :O

[@squareeyes1117]

I love how they can keep it completely still. I'd love to know the exact offset in mm of where it took off to where the grasshoppers landed cos that's satisfying

[@Apollyon-er4ut]

Very cool. My dad was a propulsion engineer who came from the Titan 2 project to the Apollo until it ended, so I really love these. However, impressive the rocket is, the pilot is even more so - you know the guy standing on the grasshopper in the cowboy hat. Love it.😂

[@SamIAm-kz4hg]

And yet there are those who say this is all BS. One of my best friend's dad designed the wrist movement on the Canada Arm on the space shuttle.

[@telescopereplicator]

1:59 ... ?? Who is that guy, riding along on the rocket....?! ;-)

[@lambecolin]

a maniquine

[@Cirris]

Buzz.

[@paranormaldoctor5451]

its a space cowboy!!! :D

[@shieldsjohnjr]

telescopereplicator he could have thrown the whole program off course.

[@KevinLuWX]

a maniquine

[@EASYTIGER10]

7:13 Oh good, I was hoping they'd have the "frightened cows" launch

[@imapaine-diaz4451]

Check out 15:13

[@midestinoelmundo]

THANK FOR SHARING !! AMAZING VIDEO !!

[@toplife88]

Amazing engineering. Glad to stay alive in this year to see this happening.

[@carrd3971]

those flaps are like a living organism

[@justinbouchard]

There were no cattle harmed during the making of this film.

[@patdoyle2514]

I'll bet the loin ain't so tender now. All that pollution and wasted calories could have heated a city over winter. While much of the third world is using dried cow paddies for heat and Pasteurizing swamp water. Only the wealthy will find the new frontier. The rest will Duck and Cover. Divided we fall.

[@tracyavent-costanza346]

perhaps not, but they can fully expect to be harmed sometime later.

[@freddy1571]

Awesome watching ,future of space travel is looking exiting for a change

[@ExploreLearnEnglishWithGeorge]

8:33 - that drone footage is pretty awesome!

[@HolySoliDeoGloria]

No music, please! Great videos. I'd rather hear the sounds from the footage, if any. Thanks!

[@michaelselz3389]

Mike Toleno true, it’s like playing music during a porno

[@fireheart2951]

"same shot with reaction from livestock" haha

[@spacexmike]

they spelled reaction wrong I noticed

[@teacherinthailan6441]

This is the future! Keep going!!

[@sammcdonald769]

Just outstanding loved every minute of it.

[@START-uy4hb]

Now it is just an everyday office thing for them

[@theyellowdart6039]

For anybody interested, who hasn't already seen it, here is a link to my Imgur post about these flights, with more information and animated gifs: imgur.com/gallery/m9CYe

[@Spaceboi318]

Thought it was hilarous, thank you for that!

[@rondill8429]

Thats all we need, is more ANIMATED GIF'S !! WTF!!

[@nattohoshinattohoshi5478]

The Yellow Dart 8

[@lawrencegorden2605]

I am 55 years old. I washed our heroes land on the moon. This literally brings tears to my eyes. I am so proud of the 6000 people at space x for kicking butt🙂

[@theyellowdart6039]

Yup, the Falcon 9 controls it's descent using a combination of engine gimbal, grid fins and cold gas thrusters.

[@serahtalu3858]

I have been looking for this for weeks! What a sight!

[@tjtampa214]

One heck of a compilation. Thank you. 🔥 🚀 🌟 🌙

[@Uncle_otium]

how does it control the yaw movement, to prevent sideways fall?

[@driftviews]

Thrusters at the top. Jets of pressurised nitrogen, basically.

[@Uncle_otium]

cool

[@spinbaldak]

Matt's correct RCF thrusters , these can be seen working , especially when the on board vid shows them trying to keep 1st stage from falling off barge

[@miked1355]

that's not a random cat hair, it's zio's profile pic. 11/10 for scratching at monitor

[@BigMacBombs]

they turn the engines. its called gimbal bruh

[@bradsswinton]

wow from 2008 to 2018 thats amazing self propelled rocket brilliant !! thats up there with einstein and hawking.

[@Locane256]

Awesome video - thank you for your effort!

[@Nalopotato]

I'll never forget the first time I watched that 750m Grasshopper flight test back in 2013...absolutely mind blowing

[@lese39]

i come from the future, by now there had been 19 succesful landings, three just the last month (october 2017)

[@theyellowdart6039]

Lese39 yup, it's getting pretty out of date now.

[@LazlowRave]

I come from the future future, last week I watched TWO of these bitches land perfectly, at the same time during the Falcon Heavy test.

[@larryscott3982]

Lazlow Rave Sounds more like you come from the present.

[@ichoozjc]

Larry Scott No, the past.

[@martinuevo68]

Ahora ya entiendo por que cuendo festejan se emocionan tanto por ue es muy duro asimilar tantos fracasos pero ver que perseverando se triunfa al final, son un orgullo Spacex, desde argentina seguimos todo los que hacen keep on going!

[@martinuevo68]

so much!

[@serenissimarespublicavenet3945]

Sergio Martin Guardia I am so happy since I could understand everything you wrote! This means that my spanish is finally getting better!

[@EliasGrima]

Todo es un FAKE! P R O P A G A N D A

[@philipwilliams7947]

no matter how long it is, i could watch this all day

[@tubularap]

Watching this in 2019, with the first Starhopper testflights already behind us, now looking at the upcoming Starship mk1 flight. Oh, and Falcon 9 is doing fine.

[@MilanKarakas]

SpaceX achieved much, much, much more in relative short time than NASA over the long period. Go ahead, SpaceX, we love you!

[@Kumquat_Lord]

In fairness, SpaceX has decades worth of NASA achievements to base their designs on. NASA was built from the ground up, where everything was basically completely new and had never been tried before.