Falcon 9 rocket launch provides spectacular view in Bakersfield

[@Thee_Sinner]

“It’s gonna go pretty high.” - News Guy, 2017

[@DrFox2000]

Yes in deed, the news guy is really educated on rocket launches lol I am surprised he didn't at least get an overview of what's really happening like main engine cut off at about 2:50 and separation of the first stage as it started its return to the pad. Then the second stage firing. Instead "it hits another thrust set there". He really seemed to be out of his element, glad he enjoyed the launch. Definitely 2017 News Guy award material. Cheers

[@newbyfollome]

"We should see the sun hit the rocket."

[@create7750]

Uriah Siner i

[@dannyp2058]

Uriah Siner I laughed at that, he wants to hope a little more too lol

[@nicolerasheed5941]

DrFox2000 it’s not Planet X nigga it’s a rocket launch

[@thisiscookie1571]

Ngl I like this anchor he's not trying to talk about something he doesn't know about and he's just not annoying to me

[@meyakabrown3893]

🤣

[@نؤكيوؤؤم]

المسيح يسوع رسول الله دين اللة الإسلامي مافي شعي دددددددد

[@СИНГИДУНУМ]

وؤ

[@chicofromph33nix64]

Ngl,they ain't sending shit to space besides your mind..

[@iuse4rchbtw]

@@chicofromph33nix64 Funny how *you* flat-earthers ARE the ones who believe everything they see on the internet. Ah, the hypocrisy…

[@robertm346]

Reporter at a rocket launch: "It's gonna go pretty high." Profound.

[@kyrkbymannen]

Lol, captain obvious world champion

[@marcellop3163]

No shit

[@ashotofmercury]

🤣🤣

[@stephencresong1403]

We are not worthy......

[@نؤكيوؤؤم]

المسيح يسوع رسول الله دين اللة الإسلامي مافي شعي مسحي دين اللة واحد ددددددد

[@paimonnn]

I remember seeing this from our balcony in our hotel near some beach town. we had all been smoking weed and drinking wine, i thought the heavens were opening for aliens to come invade and quickly ran inside to hide with my laptop. good times.

[@vedantpandey7392]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 I cant stop laughing

[@jeff_carnelas9681]

Stop smoking weed lol

[@ObsidianHamr]

This reporter is for the people LOL he's saying what we're all thinking, also knows when to be quiet and let the rocket speak for itself. Big ups to the camera guy for that shooting, even better than SpaceX's livestream footage IMO

[@spoada]

And producer needs good person credit too. When the reporter saw the thing obviously done and coming back down he was like "cut away any time now"

[@escokicks]

Obs evil devil telling lies

[@seangamingtvherkespoopiega3448]

hello

[@Brijrnathcai_]

Everyone that is was a Alian👽

[@nataliejune84]

Considering in Phoenix the guy that flys the helicopter for the news he was flipping out he didn't know what the hell it was. Why didn't a pilot for a major news station IN Phoenix or the news station even know about this. It is so weird looking. The video is awesome because he us in his helicopter he's like ahhh guys do you see this? I don't know what this is i have never seen anything like It. Then whooa what is that in the back. It's hysterical, raw and real

[@LordStripes91]

After the 2nd thrust the patterns in the sky resemble what in my opinion looks like ripples of water. Very thought provoking.

[@tommyeverly1526]

Funny you say that, You should look into the firmament

[@Strength_In_Wisdom]

It's water vapor up that high. The stuff that makes literal clouds. You know that stuff that makes rain

[@Strength_In_Wisdom]

@@tommyeverly1526 You know there's actual water up that high right? How else would rain clouds form lol

[@user-co4xl7wx3q]

The ancient Philosophers argued amongst themselves about what the primordial substance of All things is - some said Fire, others said Water, others said Air, which behaves just like a finer type of Water - and if you look at certain geological formations you can see how the layers of Earth and rock behave similar to the manner by which water behaves, making lovely designs of swirls and twists that take place over thousands and millions of years rather than in a few seconds. All things in the universe resemble one another, we can see similar behavior watching different viscosities in the air interact with each other (say a stream of incense smoke in a room with an ever slight breeze) as we do pouring different coloured liquids in a glass of cool clear water 🌊 I don't see how some people see a rocket hitting an impenetrable dome of sorts.

[@mho...]

as a kid, someone somewhere brought up the beautiful idea that we are just living at the bottom of an ocean of air! and it always stuck with me many things made waaay more sense, if you think of air like that!

[@mycroft16]

Timeline of what is happening: 1:02 - Liftoff 2:35 - Gets high enough that it is being lit by the Sun directly again. That's why the exhaust plume suddenly gets really bright, and stays bright. It is WELL above the clouds at this point. 2:50 - MECO. Main Engine Cut Off. The turn off the 9 engines on the 1st stage booster and coast for just a couple seconds during which the 2nd stage separates from the 1st stage. 2:56 - SSI. Second Stage Ignition. The 2nd stage will now continue to carry the payload (satellites to orbit). 3:15 - there are two horizontal v shapes. The one on the left is the 2nd stage, the one on the right is the 1st stage turning around. The bursts of white from it are the cold-nitrogen gas thrusters they use to orient it. When they fire directly toward the camera they look like a ring shape. 3:22 - The plume of exhaust from the 2nd stage is MUCH wider than from the 1st stage and that is because there isn't as much air pressure at that altitude keeping it in a narrow channel. So it expands into more of a cone. 3:41 - Fairing Separation. The fairing is the nose cone on top of the rocket that protects the payload. When it gets to this point there isn't enough atmosphere to need to protect the payload any more and so the fairing is just dead weight slowing it down. So they jettison it in 2 pieces. You can see a faint dot appear just to the right of the 2nd stage. That's one of the fairing halves. Both are visible shortly. They fall back to Earth. SpaceX is working at recovering them using ships with gigantic nets on them. They deploy parasails and glide down and the ships maneuver under them and catch them. They have actually recently reflown a fairing for the first time ever. That saves them about $5 million per launch if they can get this down. 4:40 - Both fairing halves visible. They drift in and out of visibility because while the outsides are painted which, the inside is black. So as they spin and fall they reflect sunlight sometimes and not others. You don't see it in this video but there is a drone shot overlooking downtown LA of this same launch, and you can see the entry burn on the 1st stage as it relights its engines to slow itself down as it re-enters the thicker lower atmosphere. At this point the grid fins are out and they use them to help steer and slow down the 1st stage. This particular booster landed on one of SpaceX's autonomous drone ships out in the Pacific. About 15 seconds before landing they light the engines again, deploy the landing legs and drop the speed to 0 mph right as they touch down. It's called a Hover Slam. Because it slams into the ground right as it starts to hover.

[@wassimguedidi7669]

mycroft16 merci beaucoup

[@Wintrxz]

Omg u nerd

[@mycroft16]

@@Wintrxz Yup. :)

[@ivancruz7048]

Thank you

[@pedroguajardo1095]

Where did you copy and paste this from?

[@leimulaine3136]

3:45 the thruster: "I'll try spinning, that's a good trick"

[@zukoHD]

this is a good reference

[@galactica604]

AOT reference ?

[@نؤكيوؤؤم]

المسيح يسوع رسول الله دين اللة الإسلامي دددددددد

[@mho...]

@@نؤكيوؤؤم tzz blind indoctrinated child .... open your mind & start to think for yourself!

[@pillowman771]

@@zukoHD OPM reference I believe

[@iceinkfxc8595]

You saw liftoff, stage one separation, stage two light off and leave great plume, sunlight reflection and then the fairing separation which your camera person captured greatly trailing the stage two separation. Great view of Sunlight plume. Probably the best view I have ever seen. Great commentary and camera work!!!

[@terenceram6667]

indeed. I will always berate flat earthers.

[@Greg042869]

Why don't all satellite lauches look like that? And what was trailing in the plume? If that was the first stage, why didn't it fall away? And what were those points of light along with it? I've only seen a handfull of lauches that look like this, and they've all been unexplained or labeled UFOs. I thought we'd eventually see an "official" launch, and it seems we have, but I would still like to know exactly what is happening.

[@terenceram6667]

time of day. differences in booster separation

[@k1dicarus]

You only see this when you launch at a late hour just after sunset or in the morning just befor dawn. Try imagening where the sun is in the video and then you get why its only lighting up high flying objects or exhaust plumes in this scenario. When the earth rotates another hour, the sunlight would be blocked completly be earth and we would see only the fire from exhaust not the smoke light up like in the video. When rockets launch at daytime, the smoke plume gets iluminated just as in this video. But against an already bright sky it does not look super bright or glowing.

[@Greg042869]

I understand about the curvature of the Earth and lighting. I am curious about the trailing bits and why they don't fall away. Also, why did a private company launch a private satellite at an AFB where we can't see liftoff, and why didn't the Falcon 9 land again, as it is designed to do? I'm not saying it isn't a rocket, I'm just saying it isn't typical.

[@hoola_amigos]

The reporter is soo cool.. nothing fake.. just commented what he actually felt.. along with some silence soaking in the moment.. Just cool..

[@bpfromowc]

SARATH TDSK Why come on and instantly write "nothing fake" , that's s your tell right there.

[@harmonic5107]

Truth Seeker because of idiots like you in the comment section.

[@bobbyarmijo3307]

Yeah that reporter was cool...... "it's going to go pretty high" I think he was pretty high, it's a f****** rocket for god sakes.....

[@spoada]

Its an old conditioning technique.

[@tyson9419]

Dude is a blithering idiot. SHould stick to the sports desk.

[@joshuabranam7876]

Poor fella did as best as he could do. It literally sounded like they dragged him from the weekend sports desk, gave him a couple technical terms, drove him to the site, and said "good luck."

[@SpeedingTube]

😂

[@potentspirit3096]

Highly critical. It was an historical event right before his eyes. He was great.

[@joeycontente3094]

Looks like it hit the firmament and never goes to space 🤣

[@domgonzalez3161]

Not a firmament but a grid that keeps our souls trapped here.

[@yolandistrydom]

Exactly that!!!

[@tommyhosko292]

It never did go into space noticed it curved when it hit the firmament it looked like a motorboat going through the water. Outer space is a hoax

[@solojay9225]

🤣🤣they goofy.

[@davidleitch2298]

Lolol brilliant. Brother just said that about a launch with the same effect today. I come to this vid and there's your comment

[@ooferrell]

there is a video of a guy recording this drying down the road a he filmed an accident from somone not paying attention to the road on the interstate lol.

[@bone_trash]

How can i find that

[@ooferrell]

@@bone_trash kzbin.info/www/bejne/rHOzZIJvYruDec0 this is one of the links but ima try to find the whole vid for u.

[@ooferrell]

@@bone_trash her is the whole vid kzbin.info/www/bejne/fJeaqJWJrLmoe80

[@hernansaavedra3797]

Yes i have seen that. He thought it was an alien invasion

[@ooferrell]

@@hernansaavedra3797 lol no he didn't u must be talking about another vid

[@xKarma_411]

90% of my friends thought it was a comet and I was the smart ass to ruin the bonding moment by saying it was a rocket cause I follow Musk on twitter.

[@FirstnameLastname77777]

xKarma _ #intellectual

[@KevNotFit]

i wouldn't say i'm the smart one but i'm not the dumbass

[@hamlecool8418]

🧐

[@seanschwab9715]

Proof we cant get past the firmament

[@wharris7594]

Dont Feel Bad, 99 Percent Of The Public Still Believe Earth Is A Sphere In 2019.

[@HikerHansen]

Wow! This reporter ACTUALLY was ready to capture this and EXPECTED to see the sun hit the exhaust?!

[@QwertyuiopThePie]

It's absolutely shocking when people actually do their jobs these days.

[@rvnmedic1968]

You can sign up for live streaming of SpaceX launches and their schedules. They go into great detail from launch to finish. Nothing predictable on the part of this "reporter". Seemed very amateurish. Watch the SpaceX CRS-13 for some awesome video, especially when the 1st stage separates and then starts dropping down to land on the launch platform for recovery. Freaking amazing.

[@ДимитърИванов-д3ш]

Do you guys think that the gap of the shiny exaust was caused by the shadow of the Earth?

[@PimpTwzt]

No. It was the main engine shutting down and separation between the first stage and second stage. You could see the first stage firing thrusters later. The dot making the swirls.

[@LaggerSVK]

But still it was one of the better repoters on this event knowing basics about the rocket. Most reporters dont know even the basics. He even stopped after realising he wasnt sure what was happening what I appreciate. He was talking on the matter he know and quite normally.

[@alyahel1929]

Those are the waters of heaven my friend 🌊🌊🌊

[@UStride]

yes indeed. Which is why the rocket no longer continued straight up but sideways. It reached the firmament

[@hermanahdiat2566]

Correct

[@alyahel1929]

@@UStride Yes finally someone who Understands the Truth 🤯 Most Definitely.

[@mycroft16]

@@UStride The rocket only goes straight up for about the first 500 feet. After that it is already going sideways. That's why you'll hear the call-out "vehicle is pitching downrange." It doesn't just go up, stop and turn sideways. That's not how gravity or physics work at all. In order to reach orbit it needs to build up a horizontal velocity that matches the pull of gravity so that it "falls" around the Earth. If the payload is going to a geostationary orbit it needs to go faster so that when the payload is deployed it can have the energy to transfer out to the larger orbit. The atmosphere is thickest down here near the ground with us... as the rocket builds up significant velocity early on, through the thick part of the atmosphere, pressure on the vehicle builds up to a maximum at about 5 miles altitude. The slow the engines a bit as it passes through this, then they push the throttle back up and really tilt the rocket over more. The goal is to get through this thickest part as quickly as possible. During the day you can see the pressure build up around the fairing of the rocket as a visible vapor cone, much light jets as they approach the sound barrier. The extreme pressure difference between the air right around the vehicle and just next to it causes a huge cooling (adiabatic cooling) which condenses water vapor into a cloud right in that region.

[@mannaniyoussef94]

في كتابنا القران الكريم قال الله ان في السماء ماء الإسلام هو دين الصحيحة

[@thetagmarket1058]

Best video of this eye-grabbing launch. All the ingredients were in place for a great light show - clear night, setting sun just at the right angle to refract light through the condensing exhaust gases, and the crowds below lucky enough to be in a position to appreciate the spectacle - much like having to be in the right place to see a rainbow appear. The camera zooms in at just the right moments to capture stage separation, fairing deployment and the first stage thrusting back, and then the beautiful swirls as the nitrogen thrusters squirt jets of gas to get its orientation correct for re-entry and a softer splashdown (stage one not recovered on this mission). Well filmed guys - so thanks for going out there to get it on tape. A lot of science teachers here in the UK will play this vid side by side with the spacex launch vid - then you can correlate what is happening close up, with what this great vid is showing from terra firma. A lot of educational benefits here - so from us UK teachers - thanks for some really useful lesson material.

[@zoeys_512]

Best footage I've seen so far of the launch. You even see the fairings after they separated from stage 2!

[@probablymalware9904]

Living only about 5 miles from Vandenberg AFB, I see about 5-8 rockets from SpaceX every year. They even display replicas of their rockets all over the base. But I’ve never seen something like this. Keep in mind I live close enough to have the windows of my house rattle while they take off. This is an odd sight.

[@djsubliminalreeve]

its not a normal rocket that shit was some kind of portal opening up

[@csixray1]

I feel the same way it was actually draco's fatally attacking the Pleiades, that pulsating 'object' was them desperately trying to escape that is why there are the 2 single 'orbs' fading in and out for they had gotten out of the pod.......same thing for tonight for the 'zuma'.

[@kallesirvio2695]

It happens when a rocket is launched just after sunset causing the rocket ro light up when it goes higher. This is quite common on russian missions.

[@ninjahead1]

Do the rockets launch during sunset? Or mostly during day

[@josephbennett3482]

Skyorose those rockets that you see launching at Vandenberg AFB is actually nuclear missiles being tested and the rockets that are displayed outside on the base are the decommissioned / retired nuclear missiles. I think the rocket in this video is a nuclear missile also. They are always testing the missiles engines to make sure that they are working and accurate in case the unthinkable happens.

[@sanguisbibimus]

4:15 Finally some honest journalism.

[@Christiantruthteller]

Amen, they will not ever come thru the firmament (Bible) Genesis. That’s the whole idea. What you see is the rocket is going thru water. ☺️ Their is a fight going on people, you better be on the good side and that is Jesus Christ. Amen

[@Hardtruth11]

Not!

[@Ragnarokgn]

Rem's post is why I think Kerbal Space Program should be played in every school, maybe around 6th grade. One of the best educational games I have ever seen.

[@marekvedral6891]

George Nix I don't think space science is necessary as a subject

[@Nabbehh]

A waste of a class for most. Fun game but not applicable to ~99.99% of the population.

[@thelenny2772]

John Craft please be joking

[@johncraft7]

TheLenny27 first watch the in my opinion clear solid proof that the earth is not a spinning ball and try to debunk it, then talk.

[@thelenny2772]

John Craft why do you do this to yourself. Please go watch Professor Stick’s debunking videos of flat earth and then we’ll talk

[@nodularprurigo]

One of the best videos of any rocket liftoff anywhere!! A view we rarely see with the main engine cutoff, dropping of the 1st stage, vapour trail and the two halves of the nose cone clearly visible. Congratulations.

[@saulkid7232]

this is another PRATT, don't bother

[@paulpark1170]

Rebecca Dittman yes it is the best with video of the two fairings separating and even the control puffs coming off one of them...incredible

[@paultalley4870]

It's I agree but let's not forget about the spiral over Norway

[@righthand7965]

@@paultalley4870 firmament

[@warrentaylor8428]

@@paulpark1170 Those gas puffs are nitrogen thrusters that keep the fist stage stable as it returns to Vandenberg for landing.

[@spxxy9825]

4:11 it made a perfect umbrella;-;

[@mikhailst.1482]

Right tf

[@M57connoissuer]

Haha holy shit

[@CesarPeron]

BlueBeam 😂

[@peterolo2919]

Ye but whats that flashing thing

[@نؤكيوؤؤم]

المسيح يسوع رسول الله دين اللة الاسلاميددددددد

[@Zahidulhasan]

You may did not know too much about the happening, but your cameraman did a fantastic job. We have seen booster separation, second engine start, first stage boost back burn & faring separation. How many incredible rocketing high tech engineering done by spacex team. Hats off.

[@fullauto4976]

i call bs, show me 5 instances where this looks similiar..... Why justify the launch???

[@danksanchez4324]

@@fullauto4976 it’s a private company being aided by the government it can launch whenever it wants too, a satellite whenever it wants to or send people to the iss, he literally just explained what’s happening. It’s not that hard to understand

[@fullauto4976]

@@danksanchez4324 you're a shill.

[@danksanchez4324]

@@fullauto4976 you’re an idiot, we all have something wrong with us :)

[@نؤكيوؤؤم]

المسيح يسوع رسول الله دين اللة الإسلامي ددددددد

[@BigMacMick]

"Its gonna go pretty high" 1:25 its a rocket, they tend to do that...

[@Anon-te2bz]

In very few cases, it sometimes never actually goes high and just explodes. Scary huh. Good thing no one is inside there.

[@ZettQF]

lol

[@Nabbehh]

Unless you're a soviet rocket.

[@BillDidIt]

In Mother Russia, rocket explode you!

[@TheOriginalEviltech]

In Mother Russia, you explode in rocket!*

[@balldontlie4524]

"It hit the dome" - Flat earthers

[@csTalker3up]

its more detail on this video kzbin.info/www/bejne/qGW7e4aVpMunfpo

[@justinsidener4953]

Its water tard. Look at the wake and do some homework on bullets thru water. Leave same trails. But its just smoke. They can't tell you whats happening lmao

[@Jo-vn8uj]

Space is water !!

[@gradar420]

Different Angles no coincidence it’s called the Dragon. It’s a pathetic feeble attempt at an ode to the Fallen Ones “piece” if you will.

[@Rob-tx3jl]

Justin Sidener put the crack pipe down for a second

[@danhull3727]

The 2nd light is the booster, and it stabilizes its orientation etc., using small bursts.

[@lucasala6359]

finally someone with a little bit of conciousness. The 90% of the comment under this video can't be homo sapiens sapiens

[@callsaul.5089]

Dip shit .

[@slpater1]

Dan Hull if anything it was brining off as much fuel as possible. This booster was not going to be landed due to the fuel requriements of the launch

[@Alienasa1]

nicholas williamson yeah at some point it looks like it's venting the remaining liquid nitrogen from the cold gas thrusters. 3:46

[@gerald216]

Dan Hull Ok, I just must not have seen that stage that closely before. Or at least that vividly.

[@angieraftis5896]

It looks like a speedboat out at sea. Great video.

[@mareknowak6598]

because it hit the firmament

[@SethMacLeod95]

Your eyes aren’t deceiving you. There’s water up there

[@odwaqobo9387]

Thats a tidal wave,there's water up there....

[@michaelbyrnee9584]

Am I too late to say "Thank you" for posting this marvelous footage? What a beautiful launch! Don't apologize for your commentary because you expressed the awe I feel when I watch a launch - mind-blowing.

[@julianpizano5586]

I seen it in person too, but i didn't know wtf it was though haha. still one of the coolest things I've ever seen.

[@brantfrans8595]

Me, my father and my older brother were leaving house to go to Wal-Mart. I was the first to see in the car, I said to my dad, "dad. . . what the hell is that?" Then he saw it and he was surprised. It ripped right through the clouds. My father and brother took pictures. People in my hometown of Brawley, California were looking at. Many thought it was astroid, U.F.O. I thought it was a missel. I was shocked. When the two pieces went seperate, people were driving to see if they can get more pictures. When it was over, I was so overwhelmed. I cried, it was so incredible. And it was beautiful.

[@gfbtfbtfilyfxbtyewqqef]

Your spelling is bad for an American

[@brantfrans8595]

Cyprisen oh. . . thank you. . . for telling me. . . wow. 👏

[@tyson9419]

You live in Brawley? I'm sorry.

[@davldbigman6034]

That is just awesome! When I was a kid in about 1970 I lived in Phoenix Az. they had a sunset launch from there and it's still in my memory as if it were last month. I can only describe it as a growing inverted funnel of colors rising into the sunset and totally beautiful.

[@PhirePhlame]

It's like a boat sailing through the sky

[@thelegando4281]

Quran literally says the sky is water

[@JenkoRun]

@@thelegando4281 This.

[@rangoman1815]

​@@thelegando4281 West is being enriched with Shariah law

[@IchigoKurosakicool]

@@thelegando4281 restarted muslims lmaooo

[@flowmastaflam]

Love this reporter haha he's just playing the voice track of our minds. Everything just short of "oh shit look at that".

[@glenbartholomew1058]

Nice camera work! Calling it a "shooting start in reverse", was a great description

[@limjahey9244]

I saw the whole thing happen. I had no clue what was going on. It really did look like an asteroid in reverse not to mention the beautiful sunset :)

[@yassm]

Exploration Inspiration lol an asteroid in reverse, it would be fun

[@odysseusrex5908]

Yassine I saw the Apollo 17 launch many years ago. It was a night launch. I had the same thought, it looked like a meteor going in reverse.

[@cynthia8878]

Lol I am so dumb I thought it was some big projector

[@alohimking3665]

+GirlTwirl4 projectors require something for the image to protect on. I can't figure out how you were thinking it was a projector 😂😂😂

[@anonymousfarm4703]

alohim king ooh it can be done. Look at this. There's no other explanation besides a projector, hologram'ing the entire half of the sky. Look up the new 7d holographic technology. & also Look up project bluebeam. it's said that they have the technology to basically make the sky a Tv screen. Basically The sky is a big canvas. Lol ever hear of those strange videos of the "floating cities appearing". It's most likely that technology. All that tech will prob be used some day for some alien agenda. Lastly, they are also able to do these projections Bcuz there is no infinite space & deep universe. We've been lied to about where we live. kzbin.info/www/bejne/j6aXqJioqZyijLc

[@JT_7fold]

If you ask me, the satellite on the right at 3:15 looks like it just keeps hitting something. Like it can't get thru whatever is there, but keeps trying.

[@onsitenerd]

Strange isnt it? You may be on to something.

[@Bomkz]

that's not a satellite, that's the first stage detaching and reorienting itself with bursts of its RCS system and land back down here. If you don't believe me, you can find out yourself, buy a telescope, and watch it happen, or use a camera (aps-c would be best bet due to crop factor) and a lens with enough zoom

[@mhnoni]

That's not just amazing its beautiful.

[@ffreestylereagle4123]

Its obvious that the goverment is using a "rocket" as a cover up. This is in fact the first super saiyan caught on camera...

[@alf3456]

Lmfao😂😂😂😂

[@sunside79334]

good one ^^

[@jje79]

You're defiantly not that smart LOL it was all over the news you idiot its a SPACE SHIP Ellen Musk made with he's bare hands and his going to Mars on it.

[@ItzDaGodBiz]

FFREESTYLER Eagle yup

[@za7v9ier]

FFREESTYLER Eagle North Korean icbms,,

[@MrMcbear]

My favorite thing about falcon 9 is the Plume it creates from all 9 Merlin engines. As it gets high up into the thin atmosphere the plume expands and is absolutely Breathtaking.

[@Sly253]

That's why everyone is here ....

[@cms7361]

Plume. ? Go watch a speedboat from above

[@CrimpKeeper]

When your rocket hits the firmament and you call it the “second thruster” kicking in 😂

[@nyanuar123]

When you are stupid

[@lmao.3661]

seeing second thruster used in quotes like it's some unheard of excuse is actually fucking hilarious to me

[@vajrayogini37]

@@nyanuar123 when you know how a speed boat displaces water in the sea, you can see the water effects in the sky when the rocket goes through the dome/firmament. You have to be incredibly ignorant to fail to interpret what your eyes see. Its skimming on water.

[@nyanuar123]

@@vajrayogini37 i fail to see waves however, looks like its just going through air

[@pierrenagonio]

looks like firmAMENt. Even this guy was in shock

[@robinsonranchproductions]

I felt the same way when I saw the launch early this morning. My mom woke me up and scared the crap out of me and yelled the spaceship is outside!! Was expecting to watch a dot fly in the air until I went out there and saw the streak. It truly feels more beautiful and the feeling is different when you see it in person

[@mycroft16]

It's one of those things where no camera can really do it justice compared to our eyes.

[@bobbyb.7032]

I liked this video because the strongest built, fastest rocket ever, couldn't break through the firmament. He gave it the best try yet. The Bible says there is water above the firmament and below. If that's not a wake, just like a boat wake, I guess I'm blind. He rammed and rubbed along it for a long ways, but still just a wake, no busting through.

[@Liberalism-is-a-mental-illness]

I’d love to know what the heck they’re thinking. I know this world is run by Satanists who work to fulfill his agenda but, I’d love to hear what they think they’d do if they were to ever penetrate the firmament. It will never happen but, they will never give up & must believe they can do it. Do they REALLY believe they can defeat God?? Sadly, their god Satan really has them all fooled. They’re all going to find out who’s really in charge here soon enough.

[@joshuahubrig2479]

How is there a wake if it didnt penetrate the "firmament" to get to the water? Can you hear yourself and the words coming out of your keyboard? Ugh...

[@kenshi_cv2407]

Wtf are you talking about lmao the satellite was delivered to orbit successfully

[@captaincosmos6984]

@@joshuahubrig2479 you need to re-read the Bible, the firmament is made up of water. Study up, NASA in Hebrew means to deceive.

[@manuxalunx6522]

@@kenshi_cv2407 cope

[@hanleyreyes8122]

THE DOME.

[@LottiDotti76]

I was about 2 miles from the launch pad. Boy when that 1st stage came back down, the double sonic boom felt like a sledge hammer to the chest.

[@David-dl3vj]

"It's very bright" deserves an honorable mention too. : )

[@frbe0101]

4:23 Second stage is thrusting to the right, both reusable fairings are on the left.

[@mrpumpernickelz]

frbe0101 ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)

[@cogoid]

Annotated screen capture showing what is what in this video: twitter.com/generuso/status/944722522037157889

[@MelioraCogito]

The fairings (which protect the payload while the launch vehicle is in Earth's atmosphere) aren't reusable. When they separated from the Falcon 9, it was at an altitude of 110 km, and travelling at 7'600+ km/h (4'700 mph). It's very likely they didn't survive re-entry, but even if they did, finding them before they sank into the Pacific would be an enormous and costly task.

[@cogoid]

+MelioraCogito It is correct that nobody is reusing the fairings yet. At the same time, SpaceX has been experimenting for years to make it possible. They do have a recovery ship specially outfitted for the task, and they have posted on their channel videos shot from the previously recovered fairings. They hoped to be able to achieve reuse this year, but they are usually too aggressive with the predictions.

[@cogoid]

Here is what Elon Musk said earlier this year: twitter.com/elonmusk/status/850453029987917824

[@JerichoAndFriends]

Haha commentary from reporter at 4:15.

[@AmericansAgainstBush]

Right on, dude..I so agree!! When I saw it from Culver City, I was just in awe..we have partnered with them, they are Here, Carol Anne! ;) And How very cool it Is!! :)

[@DeadlyAlive...]

I wish all reporters were that honest.

[@JerichoAndFriends]

Yep!

[@trinadubya3406]

If the radio station knew enough to have a reporter and someone filming, they could have done enough research to give the reporter something intelligent to say there.

[@olmo6237]

He reached the point where he really doesn't know what's happening. Later on he tells the studio to take it away. As if he' saying "Cut the telecast".... coz it's on the way down brothers...hahaha. It has to go down otherwise it'll hit the dome. Another one bites the dust. Lol

[@MrFalconp1]

Dont care how uninformed he might sound. Just glad he actual got a crew together and had them capture this amazing event for us. Sounds like he was as awestruck as I am. Thank you sir.

[@mauorel]

that cloud is made of flatearther's tears... just beautiful...

[@johncraft7]

Mauricio Amador kzbin.info/www/bejne/e5zYq5-Xgd6Hjq8 debunk this

[@miguellopez3392]

debunk this i.huffpost.com/gen/388317/MOUNT-RAINIER-SHADOW.jpg

[@saulkid7232]

consider is debunked under the PRATT documentation

[@themerchant2579]

i didnt shed a single tear tho

[@johncraft7]

Miguel lopez easy watch the video thank me later kzbin.info/www/bejne/roHOpHmVf6uBe6s

[@rhronsky]

That's how Elon celebrates New Years :D

[@Bumprdlik]

The real Elon's celebration will be in January.

[@kanamedielnoxcorbin2020]

Like when you realize you're already in the future...

[@mauricepierce]

They where trying to brake the Ferment wall and it got stuck gliding across the wall lol 😆

[@mauricepierce]

@CrewPostor Wow your stupid

[@JamesOberg]

@@mauricepierce == Morons who can't spell but call other opinions stupid are funny.

[@mauricepierce]

@@JamesOberg Lol Its your language not mine........ Henry F. Ford didn't know how to build cars either but he had a hundred buttons around his desk for those who did so who's stupid one who don't have the knowledge or one who can find the knowledge. 😆 🤣 😂

[@JamesOberg]

@@mauricepierce = "They where trying to brake the Ferment wall " == Can you find some helpful sixth grader who can point out to you the three simple spelling errors you made?

[@mauricepierce]

@@JamesOberg wow you must really like me I sure will find that 6th grader to help me thanks for the advice 🙏

[@Glorifindal]

aha - it's Santa Claus ... doing a test run

[@Qcvd45]

Glorifindal ur a genius

[@Jeffagarcia66]

NORAD CONFIRMED IT ...SANTA!

[@Glorifindal]

thanks indeed

[@beastcarlos20]

Glorifindal it could have been Jesus.

[@Glorifindal]

hmm - when the Lord Jesus returns - there will be NO ambiguity, everyone will know it.

[@Ourtown_English_Schools]

The fairing separation can also be seen 😎

[@thiskal]

Even better, you can see RCS thrusters from inside the fairing, they were attempting to catch the fairings.

[@Ourtown_English_Schools]

Thijs Snijder sorry, What you’re seeing is the one of the fairings passing through the boundary layer.

[@thiskal]

It's definitely one of the fairings, you can see it here kzbin.info/www/bejne/gIPdi5-Vo9ZpnM0m12s and we also know that they had this ship photos.marinetraffic.com/ais/showphoto.aspx?photoid=2941196 out at see, presumably with a net between those arms

[@EmazingGuitar]

Got that information from a different video

[@AmbientMorality]

Yep. The Z+ active side has no recovery hardware and is the side that pushes the halves apart during fairing separation. The Z- passive side has the recovery hardware.

[@rayray6548]

i can appreciate the effort of this fine young reporter. its not easy talking about space science when you have no expert on set. I dare any of us to do the same. great job son.

[@jimmybobjr4197]

That seems to be the thing not alotta people like to do nowadays is to bring someone up, but instead puting them down. You don’t get better by having everyone around you tell you how much a pos you are..

[@tyson9419]

Dude should stick with covering high school basketball games.

[@ЮрийФирцович]

Sliding on the dome?

[@Alejandro-ch6mj]

You know, some people could have a car accident by this

[@thumbsdown7684]

Alejandro I watched one video It was 3 car crashes because they was all trying to record this

[@Alejandro-ch6mj]

Yeah, I watched it too.

[@estrella420]

Alejandro i saw a video about two cars crashing btw

[@TheRisingFury]

Any car accident wouldn't be caused by this, but rather from people texting on their phones.

[@iCantPickaNamej]

A car accident for to the rocket launch brought me here haha

[@tenshiginakuch2388]

1:07 when Endeavor is fighting the High end.

[@Bladerunner533]

XD

[@SardonicALLY]

The first illuminated plume was the whole vehicle (before 1st and 2nd stage separation), when it cut out and started again the lead plume was the second stage engine heading on into orbit, and the pulsing bit behind was the cold gas reaction control thrusters of the first stage after separation. The two small dots a little later were the ''fairing'' which is the two segments of the nose cone that breaks away from the top of the craft once it gets out of the atmosphere. They were emitting their own reaction control cold gas plumes because SpaceX is trying to get those back safely, because they cost a lot to make.

[@trevorleaman2525]

Philip Dunne spot on.

[@InSaN3ViSioN]

Liquid nitrogen and space grade kerosene propellant emissions. Along with the setting sun, amazing spectacle.

[@ammomug5843]

LMAO! The whole concept of retro rocketing the booster back to earth is fake! LMAO! Before you try boo hooing, we have rocketry industry experience launching real multi stage orbital rockets. NASA tried the reusable booster with the DC-X program. Short and stumpy to keep the CG low to the base of the vehicle. Guess what? They failed. Don't believe it? Research the program. Time between then and now you say? LMAO! Apollo took place in 1969 and Orion can't even get off the ground now. Musk's rockets are typical high aspect ratio solid propellant rockets. The CG is high and the amount of fuel needed to land it compromises payload let alone poses a significant high CG value making landing unreliable. That launch depicted a flight termination not stage separations. The whole video looked exactly like the Challenger plume. LoL! Elon is a fake. His government funded failures rallied as successes. Battery operated cars that do more to hurt the environment than help and all those taxpayer funds that subsidize those stupid non-practical technologies.

[@thiskal]

Also important to note, after the 2nd stage ignition, we got to see a very turbulant trail, this was because of the 1st stage boostback burn colliding with the 2nd stage burn.

[@Karanar]

I am curious if we get to know what kind of experiment they were conducting with the first stage.

[@someperson7873]

Everyone is missing that it is gliding across the top of our sky. It's vault shaped. Which means it's arch shaped. A dome is in the shape of an arch. There is water above. That rocket is either gliding across the surface of that water (looks like a jet ski gliding across water from the top), or in it. Thats why we are seeing what we are seeing. 😎

[@apolloskyfacer5842]

Yet another adherent of the Flat Earth & Magical Dome Cult 🤣

[@LordDeBahs]

correct . its first ceiling

[@someperson7873]

@apolloskyfacer5842 lol I've never heard of the Magical Dome one lol. That's a new one for me.

[@Sk47_bangouuut]

mental illness is clearly a big factor in the way u view things. go see a launch for yourself or in fact become a astronaut and go up there yourself. i see u have a very hard time believing the truth LOOL

[@nathanapplegate5374]

“It’s going to go pretty high.” I never would have guessed.

[@ChateauJuice]

Can someone explain to me what the bright thing is behind thr actual rocket. It shoots circles or something in the air. Seen around 3:15

[@ConsciousAtoms]

That's the discarded 1st stage. The puffs of smoke are from its attitude control system or ACS: a bunch of small rockets at the top of the stage used for steering. What happens is, the ACS turns the stage around, then the stage is lit again for a boostback burn. Normally a boostback burn is performed to send the 1st stage back to land. However, in this case SpaceX decided not to land the stage. But they performed a boostback, re-entry and landing maneuver anyway for testing purposes. The 1st stage soft-landed into the ocean.

[@ChateauJuice]

ConsciousAtoms Thanks dude!

[@jakedagreattv9998]

It’s shooting something in the air and i think what the fuck is the circle smoke hitting in the air at 3:28

[@peterlewis4199]

You can see in a previous launch what happens. Jump to about 15mins. kzbin.info/www/bejne/hYGrk6SPbrF7edU

[@L1ft0ff]

JR ALIENS

[@preachffxi]

We get it you vape

[@-_Nuke_-]

Had to scroll way too much for this!

[@steveobc308]

That vapor trail is amazing

[@jeremyjohn8199]

LOL

[@CumsyMumsy]

100% blueberry flavoring pod

[@iwplayz5223]

GREATEST COMMENT EVAAA

[@godswarrior2952]

Look at thing bouncing off the ceiling! That was amazing!

[@nugsymalone1247]

ceiling?

[@infinitewisdom9619]

@@nugsymalone1247 yes, ceiling.

[@null_s3t]

@@nugsymalone1247 oh yikes, you ran into a flat earther 😬

[@ZakaryShindle1-933]

​@@nugsymalone1247 firmament

[@meaganharlow802]

5:27 and 23 seconds?? Why so specific?

[@jonnyody]

A rocket skipping across the Firmament, looking like a boat driving through water.

[@jesusbueno4870]

I knew I wasn't the only one thinking that ..

[@martingannon874]

These bastards will kill the earth and all mankind with it.

[@Jokerdclown99r]

They just dont want to believe it .....

[@labyrinthoflies4438]

It's so relieving to know that I'm not alone in this rare wisdom you have shared.

[@righthand7965]

Truth 🙏

[@VloggingWithDane]

When it first cuts off. It looks like a crack in the sky

[@Moondoggy1941]

So where is the best place to view these out of Vandenburg?

[@cs6950]

Now it's all coming together. I thought it was a smoke trail like everyone else, but it's actually making contact with the firmament.

[@HenryRagle]

Fax. And ik people will make fun of Christians for saying that but it’s all kinda lining up. Also idk if you’re Christian but yeah

[@cs6950]

Im not religious. I know there is a god up there but I don't believe you have to be in a religion to know him. My opinion: I think all religion is false. How can you tell me we are on a sun centered solar system and talk to me about god? In a Solar system, sun is created first followed by it's "planets". Contradicts the first chapter of the bible.

[@tigernature7020]

@@cs6950 Could you tell me where in the Bible dose it say we are in a sun centered solar system? I'm really interested in reading that. Thanks in advance

[@HenryRagle]

@@cs6950 you dont have to be religious. I hate religion but in my opinion i think Christianity is a relationship with the one real God. My God loves you and everybody more than anyone on this earth. If you do ever try and turn to God try reading Matthew, Mark, Luke or, John in the bible :) God bless

[@cs6950]

@@tigernature7020 Bible doesn't say anything about a solar system. But it does on a flat stationary plane. If you think about it, everything God creates has a purpose. What would be the purpose of a solar system? An infinite universe thats growing as we speak. Bible does say everything God created is in order. Why would he create billions of planets that are uninhabitable. Solar system sounds uncertain and chaotic. God is not a god of confusion. He set the earth on its foundations, so that it should never be moved. Joshua 10:13 It's a no brainer. Gods kingdom is literally maybe thousand of miles away. Not trillions and gazillion light years away.

[@douglascarter517]

Almost looks like it has made contact with a body of water

[@RootzRockBand]

It did, the spherical firmament dome that surrounds and encloses the earth is made of a liquid that is less dense than our atmosphere.

[@dallaslibra8514]

Right....it's amazing like deep in the ocean.

[@LordDeBahs]

@@RootzRockBand electromagnetic dome with seven ceilings

[@warren010h]

That's quite beautiful!! ☺

[@jeankay553]

warren010h lol but scared the shit out of most people

[@warren010h]

anonymous Haha I know right!

[@iancanty9875]

Joe Chang. OK so just let us “dumb masses” enjoy our delusions. In the mean time why don’t you find something less dumb than wasting your time trolling on here and leave us in peace.

[@iancanty9875]

Joe Chang, Larry Ballard. What the heck are you 2 on about. You’re all mixed up. Of course heat can radiate into space, how do you think it gets here from the sun. They don’t only use rocket fuel for changing direction, they use nitrogen thrusters. They also use gyros but so what if they do use rocket fuel, it’s all designed into their systems. Parachutes for landing are too inaccurate & uncontrollable. They measure speed in space by computation from known factors & objects. Do you actually know anything about physics. You say “so called space” as if to deny its existence but strangely, you seem to agree that the earth is a ball. At least you got that right. But where do you think this ball is if it’s not in space. Then, incredibly you claim NASA (established1958) may have founded flat earth theory which has been around for at least 2,500 years. They’ve been flying rockets, satellites & space stations around our ball Earth for the last 50 odd years & all the while defending themselves from flat earth trolls. Where on earth have you been. What are you 2 smoking! Whatever it is I don’t want any. I’ll leave you 2 soulmates to your little love in!

[@iancanty9875]

Joe Chang. I aren’t even going to grace such an ignorant, uneducated comment with a scientific answer because you clearly know nothing about the subject. I can’t educate you in the space of a comment what your physics teachers failed to drum into you throughout your school years. You need to swat up on electromagnetic radition from infra red (heat) to ultra violet (light). You already ignored my question of how you think heat & light get here from the sun, so you also need to understand that they can travel through a vacuum, not by convection or conduction but by radiation. Happy reading! P.s. if you don’t trust google try reading some good old fashioned books. They’re available at helpful community institutions called “Libraries”.

[@eternalstarlight22]

Skimming the firmament... That watery shield 🙂

[@valdemararne6674]

I just think that explanation would be more reasonable if it was somewhere closer to antarctica(?)

[@Ignisan_66]

There is no firmament, dear flat earther. What you see is the rocket exhaust gases being illuminated by the sun.

[@ImagineNoLimits]

That would at first seem to make sense, but then it is easily proven that NASA lies and receives 50+Million Dollars per Day. Better evidence of a firmament is the YT video "GoFast - Rocket hits the sky firmament" The Fastest and Highest Amateur Rocket record in 2014. It sticks and then falls back. There are 3 cameras on board for 3 different perspectives. @@valdemararne6674

[@GheorgheStanciu-v1y]

why ? its a dome @@valdemararne6674

[@miguelbournival2610]

@@valdemararne6674 No the dome is up there as well not just in Antartica

[@CHARLIECIEAZA]

Ain't no Damn Falcon Rocket -__- its a Vegeta

[@stephangiannoulidis509]

CHARLIE CIEAZA well said

[@MrGrateful1000]

Definetly a failed attempt of a spirit bomb by Vegeta

[@arturomeneses3386]

grow up bitch

[@flounder2760]

says the guy slinging hurtful words across the internet in response to some nostalgia from a cartoon a huge generation of kids grew up watching . @@arturomeneses3386

[@davegods278]

@@arturomeneses3386 asshole detected

[@subscribejustbecauseyoucan]

"Its gunna go pretty high" its going to OUTERSPACE.. Lol

[@ihavenoidea4727]

no it's actually not going to outerspace lol.

[@official_lb7916]

Ihavenoidea you have no idea

[@googe2935]

low earth orbit

[@tyson9419]

Poor moron was trying to piece together words.

[@smvd3k]

great commentary.. thanks man.

[@The-Hungry-Glut]

you can actually see stage 1 separate and then later the 2 payloads separating. amazing shot

[@yopbobubulo-d303]

Lmao tell me why this lowkey looks like a kamehamehamehaaa

[@Gio-xz2ep]

Yopbobubulo :-D its obviously Goku flying to the lookout dude.

[@krazyangulo]

why is that "lowkey" exactly?

[@captain9769]

Ethereal Abyss Who are you tell tell someone to stop doing something. If it’s what the dude wants to say he can say it. Lmao

[@etherealabyss2360]

Captain who are you to tell someone to stop doing something? If it's what this dude wants to say, I can say it. Lmao.

[@captain9769]

Ethereal Abyss I didn’t tell you anything my dude 😂😂what are talking about?

[@PHATBEATZ3M]

Saw this at Knotts Berry Farm. I never heard an amusment park so quite! hahahah Eveybody sharded. including me!

[@fourgvn]

PHAT BEATZ yup

[@MrJdsenior]

WOW!! You can see the boosters (I think) firing the reaction control jets in various directions to reorient for the return or touchdown on the ocean platform and the next stage burning and continuing on. Absolutely spectacular video!!! Watch these all the time from the Cape.

[@Brokenrocktail]

That is a correct assumption. RCS cold gas thrusters.

[@MrJdsenior]

@J j I HOPE you are kidding, but if not, doesn't it bother you that there were people seeing this sort of thing and photographing it LONG before there were computer graphics, actually before there were even computers? Since you're one of THOSE I deny most everyone else's reality and replace it with my own (if you are serious), I suspect that no, no it does not. ;-) Would you still be saying this if YOU came to Fl (or wherever) and viewed a launch? It's not difficult, really, just STFU and put a few bucks where your mouth is, so to speak.

[@MrJdsenior]

YEAH, they always do that, make some industrial strength stupid comment, and then delete it and run away if and when they figure out they've been trounced, with their tales between their legs. Pathetic. What's a lot worse is they then go on another video and make the exact same dumbass comment. Not sure if they're just trolling, or just really that freakin dumb. Sometimes I despair for humankind. Then I realize that if we don't get our act together, nature will FIX it...and it ain't gonna be pretty. We won't be around to see but the faintest whisperings of the leading edges of it, compared to what is coming.

[@daniel39819]

What was that the phosphenes one?

[@CSgroi-ot8wr]

No comments on the rocket hitting a plateu in the sky? Falcon 9 clearly hit what can only be described as a clear barrier of some sort, both sets of rockets were unable to penetrate and left massive exhaust and waves of energy?

[@Ethan_Roberts]

It didn't hit anything

[@fokyewtoob8835]

@@Ethan_Roberts you’re not watching the same video then because it clearly hit something 😂 cmon man you can SEE it with your own two eyes

[@Ethan_Roberts]

@@fokyewtoob8835 there is a clear explanation as to why this happened and that's the exhaust plume being illuminated by the sun. The answer is that simple yet you choose to remain ignorant as to not offend your delusional beliefs. It didn't hit anything, and that can be seen in the video.

[@jcdatruth9369]

Reporter said it was a cloud in his ignorance..its actually the primordial waters coming out the firmament upon impact from rocket..thats why the trajectory evened out

[@jcdatruth9369]

@@Ethan_Roberts you are just indoctrinated bro..the first time sun illuminated exhaust was clearly diff than the last phenomena seen on film..smdh..Research F/E

[@ok_lyssa4012]

Yooo I saw this in the sky! It looked cool but then scary at the same time. I’m in Arizona so, it obviously happened here and in California as well. I don’t know if it happened anywhere else though.

[@ConsciousAtoms]

You saw the same thing. It was flying so high over the ocean just west of california that it was visible from Arizona.

[@chrisjacobsen1659]

Rockets launch eastward not westward.

[@abrahamhnz6300]

Typical.Alyssa im live here in California and we got to see it perfectly and like u said it was cool but scary at the same time

[@ConsciousAtoms]

This rocket launched to the south, into polar orbit. Eastbound launches are launched from Florida to prevent overflying inhabited areas.

[@PimpTwzt]

Not from the west coast. The reason they launch from California is because they needed to launch westward. More south than west but west not east when its from California.

[@joshsperspective784]

Awesome shot! Love what SpaceX has accomplished.

[@publicignoranceisgovernmen9187]

Josh's Perspective haha gtfoh they haven't "accomplished" shit besides stealing millions of tax payers dollars.

[@flippah9101]

PublicIgnoranceIsGovernmentBliss He is talking about SpaceX not NASA you idiot.

[@billykidd5353]

Josh's Perspective you don't know shit KID shut up

[@bubblicious1BABE]

Sad but they haven’t accomplished anything you tell me what advancements they have made for man kind? How about actually stopping storms and being truthful that they can control the weather. Man you bought right into the lies. kzbin.info/www/bejne/mpCugp2vm9eFfM0

[@jose5toledo]

I saw this live, everyone was freaking out, while I was being so grateful of being alive during this historical times! Amazing!

[@mrBurlaka1]

#MerryChristmasFromElonMusk

[@MonkeyKong21]

elon's next goal is to make the santa myth real

[@Ears14U]

Christmass is pagan in origin and observance.

[@_exilon_]

Careful you don't cut yourself on that edge, hipster

[@kury2371]

MonkeyKong or maybe sending vegans to mars

[@j.jasonwentworth723]

It sure is, and I am happy that it is.

[@leonhard2991]

that image has left me speechless

[@IMFiLiPiNo206]

I'd love to hookah sometime with that discarded first stage thingy. Can really blow some mean O's.

[@Adalla]

Anyone know what the 2 lights that keep shining at the end are? The ones to the right of the second stage. At 4:12 the one puffing to the right is probably the booster doing the boostback burns.

[@MooreElMedia]

Why is it going sideways instead of up?

[@Ethan_Roberts]

To get to orbit

[@Comet-2011-W3-Lovejoy]

it needs to pitch sideways in order to go fast enough to escape Earth's gravitational pull and also put it on low earth orbit

[@doom7627]

It looks like UFO photo bombed Falcon 9 and completely destroyed it.

[@Brandon-vc6qs]

How come rockets start off straight up then toward end always curve

[@Ethan_Roberts]

Thats how orbits work

[@Ethan_Roberts]

@Rich kzbin.info/www/bejne/sInJlZiqq9GDqrs You think I'm claiming what I am without evidence? This was a Starlink batch seen over the UK one full orbit after launch and you think I'm the blind one. You should definitely get outside more.

[@aj3198]

@Rich a good example is the star in a jar experiment.

[@qasimalitarartechnical388]

*OMG.😍. what a beautiful view of the SpaceX - Starlink Falcon 9 Spectacular.* ❤ *Love it from Pakistan.* ❤

[@ritchieranchanimalrescue]

I loved when it hit "another thrust set" :)

[@desdenova1]

SpaceX saved 2017.

[@Chester_Copperpot]

giganova - There is no saving 2017. It was doomed from the start thanks to Trump.

[@PainfulHail134]

SharkBird oh a liberal over here

[@GrapeFlavoredAntifreeze]

SharkBird I’m sorry how is it doomed because of trump? So far all I’ve seen is a bunch of entitled fucking idiots complaining about shit that isn’t even happening.

[@Chester_Copperpot]

Grape Flavored Antifreeze - So they're considered entitled and stupid if they say something you don't agree with?

[@spliffwordmedicalz8423]

SharkBird Lmfao and what did Obama ever sacrifice?

[@juan8593]

Bro, i looked up and I was like, o wow it's Elon again,😂😂😂

[@kellygammonkel8815]

That was absolutely amazing and beautiful, oh man how glad I am to have found this. So cool

[@HendHeL]

Humans: Aliens! Those are aliens! Aliens: No, this is Patrick.

[@tyler9703]

HendHeL You just made my day! XD

[@heatto162]

😂😂😂 best comment in here lmao!

[@vengeancegq6ro]

more evidence for aliens than god my friend

[@vengeancegq6ro]

my guy thats an audio of a petite white girl getting fucked by 6 black guys aint no exorcism fuck outta wiv that bullshit

[@vengeancegq6ro]

I never said aliens exist. Its like a million times more plausible that we're not alone in the universe than gods and exorcisms you show me some real proof n ill think about it

[@benisrael5965]

Scrapping off the firmament

[@itsme....4956]

Certainly did Ben....God bless Ben bro........SCOTLAND....👤...

[@dawnellafreeman4860]

Looks like it's inside the waters above???

[@itsme....4956]

@@dawnellafreeman4860 yes but people don't seen it......

[@boogie2168]

Riiight...😊

[@justinnahin3960]

it was so satisfying to watch in the night sky!

[@codyboylan8443]

What was that piece stuck in the sky giving off that weird light vibration? Can anyone answer that??

[@Ethan_Roberts]

That's the first stage firing it's thrusters.

[@Comet-2011-W3-Lovejoy]

falcon's reaction control thrusters firing

[@LeavingBabylon_]

Waves and showers of water