SpaceX launches Transporter 2 rideshare, nails LZ-1 landing in Florida!

[@6Sally5]

I’ve seen these boosters land I don’t know how many times and I just can’t get tired of it! Just blows my mind!

[@pat36a]

Lived in New Smyrna Beach Fla. back in the 80's. 40 miles N. Of the Cape. Wat h most of the Space Suttle launches from the Beach. The Night launches were amazing to see. This is what the Space Program needed, a Public/Private partnership to push the Envelope farther.

[@abstracttransmissions8389]

This

[@seansargeant7966]

Even though they're massive, incredibly complicated, pieces of engineering, somehow, they still look graceful :)

[@rayfellers]

I'm with you.

[@YISHAKKURADI123]

Llplllplplpl🏢🏢🔰🔰

[@Cjmclaughlin1]

This just never gets old. Kudos Space X.

[@JLange642]

NEVER! I'll watch them every time!

[@JohnEPezze]

You are so right it does not get old. my parents had taken my sister and I to see several Apollo launches and it was freaking awesome. you cannot believe the power of those F1 engines of the Saturn 5. I'm just bummed out that it's been 60 years basically since the space program and we're still using rockets. I just find it hard to believe that everything else in our lives has been improved, everything but entry into low earth orbit. I find it hard to believe we're still using rockets. Personally, I know I'm being a little long-winded here, I believe wholeheartedly we have anti-gravitics and have for a long time. you need to listen to Bill Tompkins and with that I must say thank you and God bless.

[@doozy284]

It never gets old to you because you are a space nerd who believes this.

[@zakirhassan3826]

@@doozy284 So what u are saying is that this is fake?

[@bj1783]

@@doozy284 Lmfao!!

[@KyleCowden]

I grew up when sci-fi movies had rockets landing on their legs/fins and taking off. All the while we were shooting capsules into space and watching them splash into the ocean. I am so glad I've lived long enough to to see the vision of those old sci-fi movies realized.

[@darkdelta]

@Kyle Cowden Yep, I'm thinking the same thing. Heck, I'm old, like 75 times around the Sun old. When I was a kid we got a telephone, it had no dial, and was very heavy. To make a call, you picked up the phone and waited for a voice to say "number please" where I lived, the number to call my dad's place was 500. Now, I have a small computer in my pocket that can stream video to the other side of the planet. All this still amazes me

[@KenLit]

[@meutubedou]

Don’t any of you Indoctrinated Globe Idol Worshippers have any commonsense, logic are the capability to think critically? So tell me oh wise ones, yes I’m talking to you Indoctrinated Regurgitators... So you think this or any CGI is real & you can’t tell the difference between real & fake🤣🤣🐑🐑😷🤣🤣 So do ANY of you know of a spacesuit or ANY suit that a human can piss & shit in for 3 days to the moon, 33hrs. while there & 3days back & it magically wipes your ass & cleans your Johnson? This goes for all the Fake Moon Landings! Johnson Space Center (get it) 🤣🤣 You are either willfully Lying to Yourself or incredibly stupid you Indoctrinated NASA NAZI, which is it? You certainly have no commonsense, logic or the ability to think critically! You are all so deeply Indoctrinated by LIES! So please show us critical thinkers (Truthers) this magical spacesuit you morons beLIEve exists.. Call all the nursing homes & hospitals & ask why they have be ever heard of one! Don’t you think they would be using them daily you idiots? Then go change your face diaper as yours is filled with the diarrhea you’re spewing thru it🤮🤮🐑🐑😷

[@nousername8162]

Heh, just wait until starship

[@KenLit]

@@meutubedou Hey, wauh, what a shared moment we had today, huh! Btw, if I were chosen for a Munar Trip, I would be pissed, if I should remain suited up for the entire half of the full travel. Yes, I would make doodoo in the suit, angerly in protest, if I were offered that! But, for all Nerds and Dreamers, we can do this without too much doodoo, just by pure communication!

[@BillCameronWC]

This seems to have become almost routine for SpaceX, but it is still mesmerising and wonderful to watch, all illustrating the growing technical mastery of this company.

[@onionhead5780]

Leave it to the private sector to accomplish something amazing like this. I don’t think a government agency could launch rockets so quickly and efficiently. I’ve concluded after observing local and state employees that it takes 5 employees to dig a hole. One to dig and four to supervise.

[@paulboger7377]

I'd like to see Starship fly and land on a regular basis!!

[@dswp4882]

LMAO

[@jeremy8696]

@@paulboger7377 it will

[@juans3728]

Once you get it right after several attempts it becomes second nature there on. no room for failure.

[@irrefudiate]

Landing back a the cape is great because the camera coverage captures the event so well, plus the booster goes through more gyrations as it flies itself back to to the landing pad. It is just a beastly magnificent thing.

[@ecurb10]

Yep. Rather on land than on the barge....at least we get to see it land proplerly.

[@meutubedou]

@@ecurb10 Don’t any of you Indoctrinated Globe Idol Worshippers have any commonsense, logic are the capability to think critically? So tell me oh wise ones, yes I’m talking to you Indoctrinated Regurgitators... So you think this or any CGI is real & you can’t tell the difference between real & fake🤣🤣🐑🐑😷🤣🤣 So do ANY of you know of a spacesuit or ANY suit that a human can piss & shit in for 3 days to the moon, 33hrs. while there & 3days back & it magically wipes your ass & cleans your Johnson? This goes for all the Fake Moon Landings! Johnson Space Center (get it) 🤣🤣 You are either willfully Lying to Yourself or incredibly stupid you Indoctrinated NASA NAZI, which is it? You certainly have no commonsense, logic or the ability to think critically! You are all so deeply Indoctrinated by LIES! So please show us critical thinkers (Truthers) this magical spacesuit you morons beLIEve exists.. Call all the nursing homes & hospitals & ask why they have be ever heard of one! Don’t you think they would be using them daily you idiots? Then go change your face diaper as yours is filled with the diarrhea you’re spewing thru it🤮🤮🐑🐑😷

[@rogue_spirit]

@@meutubedou ANY sane or enough educated person will not bother responding to your "comment" but, as an exception, I'll suggest you this: How about getting your a** to Florida/Cap Canaveral and watch it with your own eyes? Is that so difficult for you and your likes?! You'll finally get to prove everybody else wrong! Comon, start packing right now! 😏

[@FJD333]

I wonder if the Wright brothers could ever have imagined what they started when they invented aircraft controls. An amazing rate of progress.

[@richardsmith2861]

I imagine what Robert Goddard would think as well!

[@Dangling_Carrot]

@Opulent One I thinking the Hot air balloon started the trend 100%.

[@Dangling_Carrot]

Hot air balloon started this no the Wright brothers.

[@huaweiseremban5737]

May the Wright brothers are watching from heaven and RIP

[@rajadhirajmaharaj]

this was never impossible. it's just that iron is abundant on earth but the fuel to bring these iron cylinders back, isn't. this is just theatre to gain public trust and sell more overpriced poor quality cars.

[@cgirl111]

My biggest brain restructuring to allow me to realize how old I actually am is when I look at the SpaceX team and realized what they do and how they look like children to me. When I watched the Apollo 11 launch and landing the mission control guys looked like my dad and now the SpaceX team look like my kids.

[@anthonybiancone3780]

Love it....same here

[@ecurb10]

Yep I hear ya

[@cadjs]

I saw a documentary recently about the Apollo program and it was said that the average age of the team was very low. I think they said low 20s.

[@indycustommade3568]

My thoughts exactly. The only drawback is being able to watch that almost 50 years ago also means we probably won't be around for the really cool stuff to come.

[@meutubedou]

Don’t any of you Indoctrinated Globe Idol Worshippers have any commonsense, logic are the capability to think critically? So tell me oh wise ones, yes I’m talking to you Indoctrinated Regurgitators... So you think this or any CGI is real & you can’t tell the difference between real & fake🤣🤣🐑🐑😷🤣🤣 So do ANY of you know of a spacesuit or ANY suit that a human can piss & shit in for 3 days to the moon, 33hrs. while there & 3days back & it magically wipes your ass & cleans your Johnson? This goes for all the Fake Moon Landings! Johnson Space Center (get it) 🤣🤣 You are either willfully Lying to Yourself or incredibly stupid you Indoctrinated NASA NAZI, which is it? You certainly have no commonsense, logic or the ability to think critically! You are all so deeply Indoctrinated by LIES! So please show us critical thinkers (Truthers) this magical spacesuit you morons beLIEve exists.. Call all the nursing homes & hospitals & ask why they have be ever heard of one! Don’t you think they would be using them daily you idiots? Then go change your face diaper as yours is filled with the diarrhea you’re spewing thru it🤮🤮🐑🐑😷

[@samanthacornejo4219]

This is much more fascinating than watching the Olympics

[@janrdoh]

Well the woman's weight lifting might be fascinating.

[@loganaurora]

That's because the Olympics are f****** dumb as hell they used to have a purpose now they don't

[@alekduff1142]

Yeah... I never liked professional sports. Engineering is much more interesting.

[@freeman2399]

@@janrdoh Is there going to be a man competing?

[@my3dviews]

@@freeman2399 Transgender "woman" from New Zealand. Used to compete as a man.

[@sagarpuri7838]

SpaceX has done phenomenonal work.

[@SpeedyCotton55]

Congratulations and good job. We are pulling for you. Go SpaceX.

[@rubberduck7425]

Think about where aviation / space travel was at 100 years ago… imagine where it’ll be 100 years from now…

[@kurtreber9813]

100 years from now it won't be far enough. Guaranteed.

[@russellpuff1996]

Think about where it was 20 years ago. It's all incredible, but SpaceX has ushered in the next big leap in space technology and it's crazy to think it's still relatively recent in the industry. But I'm glad to see the likes of Virgin and Astra coming along with them!

[@khankrum1]

That's assuming those idiot world leaders don't blow us all up first!

[@tmseh]

30 years ago!

[@benbryant7325]

actually, 50 years ago we were doing almost all of this except the reuse, and we were regularly putting feet on the moon, so that first 50 years of the past 100 years was much more incredible. the last 10 years though is a better time frame to think about the current pace of advancement

[@timhowell6929]

This video just got added to my all time favorite KZbin videos! This never gets old, I love the engineering and hearing the enthusiasm in the background! Well done SpaceX.

[@sidstevens9035]

Having watched this technology over 70 years ago it doesn't impress me much but the landing of the first stage is something worth admiring. Well done !

[@mikecounsell]

WTLF Sid! 😂

[@sidstevens9035]

@@mikecounsell ????

[@tomwilliam5118]

Just amazes me how they can nail it so perfectly

[@JosueMartinez-ww1vj]

Yes they mail it to space, just kidding!

[@benchasinghorizons9428]

science Baby....

[@janrdoh]

Wait until they use e-mail ;)

[@dirkpitt5468]

The postage is critical. Lol no hate, just laughing with you….

[@hawkdsl]

Two Stamps makes a big difference.

[@mikegriffith8266]

We are watching the science fiction of my childhood.

[@fst-timer7107]

Crazy, right? Watched an old episode of star trek the other day and, as they were pushing all the buttons and whatnot, I thought 'we didn't half sell ourselves short'.

[@jamesp13152]

Yup, 58 here. This is amazing. Like Get Smart with a shoe phone or Star Trek with the flip phone. Triquarter readers or whatever. I wonder what's next... Oh, Boston Dynamics, scary stuff...

[@meutubedou]

@@jamesp13152 Don’t any of you Indoctrinated Globe Idol Worshippers have any commonsense, logic or the capability to think critically? So tell me oh wise ones, yes I’m talking to you Indoctrinated Regurgitators... So you think this or any CGI is real & you can’t tell the difference between real & fake🤣🤣🐑🐑😷🤣🤣 So do ANY of you know of a spacesuit or ANY suit that a human can piss & shit in for 3 days to the moon, 33hrs. while there & 3days back & it magically wipes your ass & cleans your Johnson? This goes for all the Fake Moon Landings! Johnson Space Center (get it) 🤣🤣 You are either willfully Lying to Yourself or incredibly stupid you Indoctrinated NASA NAZI, which is it? You certainly have no commonsense, logic or the ability to think critically! You are all so deeply Indoctrinated by LIES! So please show us critical thinkers (Truthers) this magical spacesuit you morons beLIEve exists.. Call all the nursing homes & hospitals & ask why they have be ever heard of one! Don’t you think they would be using them daily you idiots? Then go change your face diaper as yours is filled with the diarrhea you’re spewing thru it🤮🤮🐑🐑😷.

[@deakhanani]

@@meutubedou THANK YOU!!! XO

[@itsdakideli755]

@@meutubedou You're the only idiot here and its sad you cant see that yourselves.

[@dharmdevil]

It's become a routine now. I remember watching these back then and they keep on crashing when they try to land.

[@joe1871]

Its like living in a Science Fiction novel. Incredible! Elon Musk is the Galileo of our time, Thank you Mr Musk!

[@whompywheels5165]

It is indeed science fiction. www.reddit.com/r/EnoughMuskSpam/comments/mdfiz3/musk_admits_rebounding_rockets_are_impossible/

[@jayjaza2682]

Lol Galileo wasn't an investor who paid talented people to work for him, he worked for himself

[@whompywheels5165]

@@jayjaza2682 Galileo didn't use CGI to fake anything. www.reddit.com/r/EnoughMuskSpam/comments/mdfiz3/musk_admits_rebounding_rockets_are_impossible/

[@whompywheels5165]

Elon Musk is the Charles Ponzi of our day.

[@AreYouSerious-210g]

@@whompywheels5165 interesting point of view. How are Musk and Ponzi similar?

[@swiftuav3617]

God that never gets boring to see. 😭 Really can't wait until we get to see Super Heavy and Starship perform their feats!

[@-TheMaskedMan-]

😤 That’s going to be an unreal experience

[@chadgdry3938]

still just like magic to me. I understand the mechanics of the movement and landing but it still blows my socks off. Good job.

[@tangogamma]

It's awesome that I am no longer excited when the Booster lands. I used to watch every launch with excitement but now a I'm almost bored watching this (TBH with less excitement than watching planes land) Truly a remarkable achievement for SpaceX to make a safe landing and recovery so routine!

[@lifeisgood5288]

The UFO’s are saying “yes son, this is how we started 2000 years ago” but Dad, “when will they discover dilithium crystals”

[@WhiteGuysMadder]

Training wheels

[@menkros1]

Trekkie, what would Starr wars say

[@ed199]

@@menkros1 ancient technology this is.

[@firefistace2985]

@@menkros1 Elon your are my SON.

[@crowlsyong]

I think the grammar in these comment is actually really cool. Well done.

[@CHWBAKA450]

Congratulations SpaceX! Absolutely amazing!

[@richarddifino7358]

Watching the booster landing is like watching a athlete stick a perfect 10! Just Awesome!

[@pullyourluck]

LOVE LOVE LOVE THE SPACE X. And she sticks the landing once again...... Such a beautiful thing

[@thatoneguywhodoesthatthing913]

I love how the crews applause and cheering despite how routine they’ve made these landing. Just goes to show how much love these guys have for their jobs.

[@cornbreadfedkirkpatrick9647]

This is their paycheck he is strapped for actual cash daddy has the payroll

[@vec306]

This never gets boring.

[@28704joe]

If someone had told me they used waffle irons to direct and slow down a rocket booster......

[@MurdockTheMystic]

Incredible footage. I lived close enough to watch shuttle launches, this is so incredible.

[@w.k.7402]

Great job. SpaceX is the best in bringing back rockets.

[@tomlaw4269]

What other rocket company reuses first stage reliably?…. None lol

[@wtwolfe]

Watching the first stage land never gets old and I hope that Space X lands more boosters at LZ 1 and LZ 2 in the future! It never gets old and I look forward to that special 100th landing! Only 11 away from that mark.

[@trnpsycho]

Errrrr... 4:21 in the video... What is that spinning by the ship? Can't be the fairing halves, as they're way too far away?

[@ezrarichardson279]

I was wondering the same thing. I guess I’ll have to wait for the Scott Manley video 😂.

[@avenshmit66]

It is ice. Large chunks fall off all throughout flight due to the densified propellant (colder than needed to be liquid, which increases density and therefore packs more molecules to be burned per unit of volume). Because the rocket exterior is also the fuel tank walls, ice forms while in atmosphere and due to vibrations falls off all the time, similar to the space shuttle on the pad.

[@TheShedStudios]

Oh man that landing really was amazing. Super smooth. I've watched in awe probably 20 times now. Exciting times to be alive

[@shanbadg697]

When people say ‘you don’t need to know math’, you are watching nothing but mathematics.

[@randyboechler9342]

𝐼 𝑓𝑖𝑛𝑑 𝑖𝑡 𝑅𝑒𝑎𝑙𝑙𝑦 𝑅𝑒𝑎𝑙𝑙𝑦 𝑚𝑖𝑛𝑑 𝑏𝑙𝑜𝑤𝑖𝑛𝑔 𝑡𝑜 𝑤𝑎𝑡𝑐ℎ 𝑡ℎ𝑒 𝑓𝑖𝑟𝑠𝑡 𝑠𝑡𝑎𝑔𝑒 𝑓𝑟𝑜𝑚 10+ 𝑚𝑖𝑙𝑒𝑠 𝑓𝑟𝑜𝑚 𝑒𝑎𝑟𝑡ℎ 𝑙𝑎𝑛𝑑 𝑜𝑛 𝑎 𝑡𝑎𝑟𝑔𝑒𝑡 𝑒𝑣𝑒𝑟𝑦 𝑡𝑖𝑚𝑒.

[@doozy284]

Mathematics is the manipulation of numbers. These videos that you watch from these people are just CGI videos for all you space nerds.

[@doozy284]

@@randyboechler9342 😂

[@randomhobbies5796]

@@doozy284 tard 😂 😂 😂

[@ath_vigil]

Well, 𝐼 don't need to know that much math. I'm sure they do. And more power to them! Just... keep those numbers away from me!

[@DBrentWalton]

I can remember watching on TV some of the first space launches. They were rare and something everyone would tune in to TV to watch. Now, they so frequent I can't keep up with watching them.

[@jrhalabamacustoms5673]

Simply amazing, good on you SpaceX!

[@btznpcs71]

Aced the landing again! Excellent!

[@ramonalvarado9503]

What is that plasticky kind of Foil reflective material.... why doesn't pop with the pressure of the speed of rocket?

[@bigrob966]

If you're talking about the foil around the motor components of the second stage, it is probably aluminized kapton, which is a strong, thermally stable polymer that has had aluminum applied via vapor deposition. It is used as a thermal reflector and barrier for the motor components. At the altitude of second engine start, there is nearly no atmosphere, so there would be very little, if any, visible interaction between it and the air.

[@katherinelovelace5502]

The second stage engine has a thermal blanket over it to reflect excess heat away. The air gets very thin as you ascend into the atmosphere, so temperature control becomes far more difficult. This also means that the foil-like material doesn't have to be very strong, because there is almost no atmospheric drag to rip it off.

[@stridenbear]

its kapton or mylar foil its for insolation of the engine and there is not so much stuff to bump into at 70km

[@stargazer7644]

There's no air in space.

[@maxford7451]

Never gets old. Plus....that rocket is on its 8th launch and back..... I think we got someth'n here boys and girls.

[@ripsumrall8018]

I prefer the landing's on land! Awesome!

[@Peyethon]

Combine those with night launches and landings, and you’re all set

[@zteaxon7787]

@@Peyethon Why?

[@alfonsowenzel3496]

Beautiful landing. Excellent, congrats Space X team.

[@theannoyedmrfloyd3998]

I wish my mom and grandparents could see these videos of these things landing after take off.

[@husker_nation]

I'm astonished Everytime those boosters land back on earth successfully! Just amazed with all the tech and engineering that goes behind this! Never gets old. USA Baby!!

[@dont-want-no-wrench]

spacex nails it again

[@elithegreat6463]

Those landing never get old...Bravo !!

[@sethjansson5652]

If only that camera had a little adjustment to the zoom for that booster landing burn. That was great view.

[@thespectator2976]

It has become a daily routine for Space X now :)

[@robertpsotka3525]

This type of stuff should be on the front page, not all the bullshit that the screwed up media wants us to see on a daily basis

[@you2be839]

The media is catering to a different kind of audience, and they're more than happy to keep that audience entertained that way.

[@bryanperry4557]

Absolutely amazing...!!! Insane on how precise these landings have become...!!! Keep on reaching SpaceX...!!!

[@believeinpeace]

Absolutely fascinating!

[@alexjohnson1214]

Holding back tears. Absolutely amazing!

[@johna5563]

Wow! That’s absolutely amazing! And beautiful shots from the cameras!

[@jackpilkington7049]

How are people giving this a thumbs down? Are you kidding me? AWESOME!

[@grandlotus1]

This is the fulfillment of my sci-fi yearnings for the last 60+ years. Bravo Space X! Bravo Elon!

[@doozy284]

CGI

[@Tf1867-]

You can watch the re-entry landing in person. Lol troll

[@doozy284]

@@Tf1867- No you can't. Stop lying to people.

[@Stem2Space]

@@doozy284 b r u h

[@Tf1867-]

@@doozy284 I’m from Florida dumbass. You can see launches & landing from cities away. Orlando or Tampa. Even as a kid you could NASA launches. Sorry you’ve fallen for bs online. Don’t be ashamed. There are millions of idiots just like you.

[@Gmon750]

I never get tired of seeing these landings. Outstanding!

[@fullname3861]

Landing legs go down at the last second. They're flexing at this point.

[@zarbog8618]

Space X perfected the booster landing!

[@Aliac9000]

Just another day at the office... WOW!!!

[@kentvandervelden]

Amazing! This will never get old! It's crazy that my young son plays with toy rockets as if they've always been able to land.

[@tubularap]

smooth landing

[@Ding_Bat]

These landings never get old!

[@dewiz9596]

It’s gotta be hard to be a flat-earther watching this. , .

[@nerkyder]

Not really, quite interesting actually. During the American military's testing of high altitude nuclear explosions back in the 60's (Operation: Fishbowl) the highest altitude they reached I've heard is 898 miles or 1445.191 kilometers. This rocket reached what? 140 kilometers in altitude before it came back down? Only 87 miles. There is lots more wiggle room.

[@nephilimborn]

Anyone else notice that thing fall off around 6:12? Then something else looks like it's loose immediately after piece A falls off

[@HobbiesRfun]

@@colinsouthern Hell you could take a flat earther up to the ISS in a Space X rocket, have them see out the capsule window the Earth from orbit, have them see the ISS up close as they're docking with it, and board the ISS, and shake hands with the ISS crew, and the idiot flat earther would still be pulling all kinds of goofy theories, and conspiracies out their poop hole to explain their experience, and remain a flat earther.

[@nephilimborn]

@@colinsouthern I wanted to know what it was

[@critical-analytical]

@@nephilimborn They are chunks of vented solid oxygen falling from the second stage as it accelerates.

[@Dirtdevil1]

I never get tired of this. Every time they land it looks like something from a CGI movie outtake. Unbelievable.

[@rolandburisch9489]

Elon Musk will go down in history along with the other greats, Sir Isaac Newton, Galileo, Benjamin Franklin....

[@johnbiggscr]

More like Jobs…..bankrolled the stuff, didn’t invent anything himself.

[@janrdoh]

@@johnbiggscr Nobody even contemplated this until Musk so there is that.

[@deathofaraver]

He didn’t discovered any mathematical theorem or physic law. So probable down the line of Steve Jobs .

[@doozy284]

Newton was a fraud and Musk isn't who you think he is. He just funds the manipulation of this space travel lie.

[@janrdoh]

@@doozy284 Oh you are one of those erf phlat and space is fake twits.

[@ditzydoo4378]

Every time ,I get goose bumps and am still amazed with how far this space program has come. and how far they've yet to go..

[@TheGlobalTravelr]

Beautiful view of the American flag on climb out.

[@chris-hayes]

That's the 8th landing for that booster! Nuts. 10 landings per a booster is a real possibility.

[@devilious123]

Hey guys, this is extraordinary, Spacex a beast, absolutely mesmorizing, Elon a Genius

[@thierry3www809]

great hello from PARIS

[@kirknitz3794]

This is just so unbelievable.

[@davidstirling7992]

It’s not believable! It’s soooo obviously fake!

[@BetterDeadThanRed99]

@@davidstirling7992 You're FAKE!

[@Stem2Space]

@@davidstirling7992 you're FAKE!

[@BrainforBrains]

@@davidstirling7992 ur fake

[@davidstirling7992]

It’s flat! And there’s a lot more land! Those rockets space and space travel. Fake! Real rockets now though they’re pretty cool!

[@willinguyen1]

who didn't like this? we need to talk.

[@geckoproductions4128]

I'm an old NASA hand from SkyLab, and this is absofuckinglutely AMAZING! PFM

[@jamespurcer3730]

The Flat Earthers are saying, "THIS IS SO FAKE!" LOL!

[@grahamtaylor8912]

But none of them will go to a launch to watch it with their own eyes.....

[@gtg2020]

Admiring the technologies and all great efforts made by the engineers behind the scenes! Kudos!

[@blengi]

SpaceX needs to sell lottery tickets representing how close to bullseye the booster lands. Those with winning ticket get a Starship Mars edition Tesla, runners up a life sized plush doll version of Elon pretending to be Mario. I wonder how many would tune in to watch Musk Touchdown Lotto?

[@amino-acid4919]

Waoooo.... Watching from Nigeria.. Space X is the best

[@raymondbird8747]

Amazing

[@tracyblair3064]

Every time I see one of these boosters land I think to myself, "CGI is pretty amazing these days." Mind blown!

[@cornbreadfedkirkpatrick9647]

TW

[@Ethan_Roberts]

Good thing these rockets use no CGI then.

[@stargazer7644]

Every time I see one of these comments I think to myself, our education system has really let us down.

[@tracyblair3064]

@@stargazer7644 - I guess the irony in my comment was too subtle. I should have included a winking emoji.

[@Okipouros]

SpaceX launches and landings are like boobs, they will never get boring

[@adriantheo7654]

I know what you did there :)

[@johndoyle4723]

Still keep coming back for more, amazing accuracy, and the video was brill.

[@fortresscarlounge3214]

Elon and team doing great things while we are sleeping,,, it's a good inspiration to want to do more than what we are currently doing💯✅

[@buffplums]

Amazing just thinking about the control loop that takes care of the landing of the boosters… some very clever engineering. I’d like to know how many boosters there are and the number of launches and successful lands

[@bobboberson2024]

I don't even have to watch these posts any more. SpaceX launches are getting routine now. And that's a good thing.

[@MCW1955]

As someone who began watching from Mercury program to now, this will never become routine! Get goosebumps every time.

[@billlewis8295]

The landings always choke me up. Why? Don’t know. Buck Rogers, maybe?

[@doozy284]

CGI

[@jontait1095]

Awesome as always SPACE X

[@bankerdave888]

Why no falling tiles like China? Their launches are much more fun to watch!

[@johns1625]

Chinas stage landings tend to be a bit more tragic before the obligatory attempted cover up. Lol

[@room2162]

Well the main reason is there are no Tiles... and China is not using tiles... You are seeing ICE in most cases due to the cold fuel to power their massively powerful motors. I think you are thinking about the Old Space shuttle that had the tile issue.

[@bankerdave888]

@@room2162 I saw the video on this channel and it clearly stated "TILE"! kzbin.info/www/bejne/Zp-cpqZvadqWipY

[@room2162]

@@bankerdave888 Hi Dave... I was wrong. Sorry about that. Thanks for the link!

[@bankerdave888]

@@room2162 No worries! 😁

[@isaacsheppard7624]

I never get sick of watching that. That never gets old!

[@magnificentone4686]

Perfect!

[@jonathanven]

Je ne m'en lasse pas Space x le top du top de l'aérospatial 🚀💯✔️

[@keithwhisman]

This is depressing for SpaceX competitors.

[@gelf1907]

What SpaceX competitors? No one else is even in the same class... Did you see the Russian antique launch the resupply mission? They take that rocket out to the pad on a chocho train. The most real life steam punk moment.

[@jctve2698]

For China..

[@blobman1238]

@Aslin Fire Safety yeah

[@cornbreadfedkirkpatrick9647]

yawn

[@crimzonr9371]

Never Gets Old .. Keep up The Awesome Work

[@maximumfunnydutube5894]

*TOP!*

[@georgelennon3618]

Folks, I’ll be 69 years young in August. I watched Neil Armstrong guide Eagle to the moon’s surface and his subsequent deployment down the LEM ladder to history. Trust me when I say that despite that incredible achievement and their bravery, watching this is every bit as heart pounding and thrilling. God Bless America!

[@marcantallita]

I can just imagine how hard most the Chinese government is trying to still any information about space x

[@rapalaman6681]

why not - they stole everything else.

[@jymfysher7704]

I had little faith n the program but they're proving me wrong.Beauty landing !!!

[@mobius1966]

just think what we could accomplish if we didn't have a military budget just channel the money to these things.

[@jaydeister9305]

Wow! Every day it happens, it's a spectacular event!

[@evgenyzak2035]

Still looks so breathtaking

[@pal7252]

I still get goosebumps every time I see Falcon land. 🙃

[@lawrenceallen8096]

My Goodness! The booster landing is so absolutely ah-mazing! Every time I watch one. AH-MAZING! It is one of the few things that make me feel like I'm living in the 21st Century...my cell service, government and software upgrades to my computer certainly aren't.