Space Development Agency’s Second Tranche 0 Mission

[@io.07]

Timestamps: Liftoff 14:41 Max-Q 15:58 MECO/Stage Sep 16:59 Gridfin Deploy 18:28 Entry Burn 20:59 Landing Burn 22:05 Leg Deploy/Landing 22:14

[@radart6037]

Thanks!

[@johnbuchman4854]

Never tired of seeing SpaceX landing their Falcons! Looking forward to Starship & Super Heavy booster landings/catchings! Kudos to everyone at SpaceX!

[@STEMHUNTER]

Elon musk has a fused internal link between his left and right hemispheres of the brain using a flux signal it crystalyis a remote control conductor he is a creation for communism ..beyond truth

[@rosswarren436]

61 flights already, and four more months in the year. Wow. Congratulations SpaceX!

[@mikethetoolman8776]

nasa would do 1 per every 2-3 years at best and cost tons more!!!

[@Dollightful]

Thrilling to catch a livestream, as always! Congrats on the record-breaking year.

[@familyfamily8763]

7 minutes 45 seconds to space and back amazing

[@alesksander]

Small jog for Falcon LOL

[@saadusmani78]

​@@alesksandershorter then an average morning jog (in terms of time, not distance of course)

[@bryanfouts287]

When a live launch looks better than a lot of sci-fi…..

[@AverageMan-on9zk]

Finally a comment that isn’t like, oh I’ll never get tired of those landings

[@GoldenTV3]

It's crazy how fast it goes through the atmosphere, but as soon as its in space it seems to be going so slow. Just goes to show how huge space is, and how face you truly need to go to get places.

[@thomasgoodwin2648]

Awesome that SX knows it's vehicle well enough that F9 doesn't get any opportunity to fail. Truly incredible engineering. 💪😎👍

[@benfreebanks]

A secret payload today! Im still amazed and excited after watching 100s of these launch and land. What an amazing time we live in!

[@SmokeBurp]

its crazy that this takes 24 min

[@AeonExploration]

the stream would be longer if the payload wasn’t classified

[@SmokeBurp]

aha I see@@AeonExploration

[@Eddy525_violin]

@@AeonExplorationstarlink takes 15min

[@BrianZier]

Not even 24 min since the stream started ~15 min before liftoff and continued ~1 min 30s after landing... It really only took 7 min 45s from liftoff to landing. As Aeon mentioned, of course the mission is longer, but definitely incredible that launch to landing is so quick.

[@temhgb]

@@Eddy525_violinstarlink goes to a much lower altitude

[@robberbarron7602]

17:32 is by far the coolest part of the livestream, you can actually see the 2nd stage racing away from the booster on the right side of the screen.

[@Brandywackyman188]

I liked 19:03 when you could see a satellite or something of the sorts passing by below the 1st stage. Shows the absolute precision needed for these operations and the nearby threats that can appear and disappear in seconds

[@robberbarron7602]

⁠@@Brandywackyman188Yeah I doubt its a satellite because at 19:03 the booster is at 120 km and satellites at least have to be above 160 km above ground. Maybe its a high altitude plane or some ice floating off the boaster?

[@CheapFlashyLoris]

There are many candidates for the coolest part in this one 😊

[@Brandywackyman188]

@@robberbarron7602 yea makes sense, thanks. Would still be cool if it’s that high altitude aircraft 🤷‍♂️

[@robberbarron7602]

@@Brandywackyman188 Yea

[@stewartross1233]

The return of the first stage, it never getting tired to watch!

[@Erik-rp1hi]

More stress is felt when it is a launch that is not just Starlink. Well done SpaceX.

[@wingmanextreme]

I’ve literally been waiting for days to watch this one take off while standing outside to see. It got delayed I think 3 times. The day it finally goes and it’s a rainy day.

[@quicktastic]

I like these launches where they stay with stage 1 only throughout. You get to experience the entire trip to space and back.

[@jimmyj.6792]

Incredible quality of stream, thanks SpaceX to make us dream 😍🙏

[@Alpha866]

I can hear the launch from my house. I heard the boom from the landing burn and thought it had exploded. Lol Congrats on another successful launch.

[@radart6037]

Slick video transition from going through the clouds into the tracking shot of the landing, well done SpaceX team!

[@alcosound]

Upvoted, since my favorite part of such a launch is the return to Earth, especially in full screen (so thrilling!).

[@eshanchops]

I'm blown away by the fact that from Liftoff to Landing it was just 7 minutes and 42 seconds!

[@Joker1531993]

Day and night difference, literally. lol.

[@LoanwordEggcorn]

Really liked the views through the clouds. Amazing that no one else is landing orbital rockets yet. It's not easy.

[@stephensfarms7165]

Congratulations on your 61st launch and landing of a Falcon 9, for the year. 👍👍‼️‼️

[@danthemanzizle]

I had no idea they could do a return to land after getting up to 6000km/h that's crazy!

[@crowdfundcrew]

Fantastic view of the booster landing! Always an emotional boost seeing these launches, today especially after saying goodbye to a legend. Sail on Jimmy. Donate for a Dream

[@fallinginthed33p]

Over 200 successful launcher recoveries. No big wave of applause either, these launches have become almost as routine as airliner flights. Amazing.

[@OveToranger]

Commentary was pretty much on point this time....very good. This is as exiting as the first time I saw it...well done Space-X people - well done !

[@DebraJean196]

Glad to have the commentator back to explain the payload on this mission! Don’t really need it on a standard (standard!!! Who woulda thunk it!!!) Starlink mission, but needed it here

[@lorigilbert4767]

I still wish they narrated Starlink missions! But I see your point.

[@DebraJean196]

@@lorigilbert4767 and I get yours! But I do get a bit tired of hearing such detailed explanations of each step each time. If they could could it back just a little they could find a happy balance between none and too much!

[@terrybailey2769]

Nice to have the commentary back :)

[@jr-vr2sv]

Fun fact: This was SpaceX's last KZbin launch stream! (That I know of)

[@gus473]

Watched via SpaceX Starlink! Such amazing audio just after lift off: tubular, resonant! Great cloud views too! Thanks, SpaceX! 😎✌️

[@JohnnyC10071959]

I love these launches, never gets old. Congrats to GS and the whole SpaceX team

[@JakeSilvester]

Nice shoutout for the starship program at the end! Thanks for coverage!

[@jonwharf4198]

Very interesting that SpaceX actually made a couple of the SDA's payloads. I've been wondering when all their satellite building capability might translate into commercial activity.

[@mrtnmit]

Whenever Elon manages to get Biden out of the Whitehouse and obstructing his huge contract.

[@satguy]

Space X has made spaceflight routine. Well done

[@timdoyon1964]

Congrats SpaceX, and thanks for the awesome views! That was an incredible landing once again!

[@clevergirl4457]

Another spectacular launch and landing! RTLS missions are the best. I find it funny how after sorting out the engine issues, y'all run into GSE valve problems. It's always the damn valves! 😅

[@antenaseinterfacescb]

Amazing Launch. Congrats SpaceX.

[@Bruns873]

Love the new camera angle for stage separation

[@goldgamercommenting2990]

Lift off, the final lift off of the SpaceX KZbin channel. On the shoulders of Falcon 9, the fans will continue the work.

[@stageiii1]

I think I do like launches better with the commentary. Thanks SpaceX

[@wizardchairman3691]

I like the audio with live person explaining it all.. Never gets old

[@GoldenTV3]

The camera angles make it look small, but they just landing a 9 story house, from orbit. Over 200 times.

[@laurazaparanuk5366]

Excellent Launch.Congratulations To Everyone 🇺🇸

[@RWBHere]

Congratulations, SpaceX! The commentary is appreciated very much. Thanks. :-)

[@TraditionalAnglican]

I’d prefer to hear the basics - Launch Site, Payload, Customer & Mass, Special Requests from the customer, Booster & how many times flown, how many times the fairing halves have been watched, Weather & Range (Go/ No-Go), Landing site/vessel & possibly information not available on the call-outs & graph. I find the rest to be distracting, partly because they’re giving us information we already know or can see on the graph…

[@marthajohnson2775]

17:53 Daytime views are the best! Great launch SpaceX.

[@geraint8989]

Breathtaking. If Blue Origin’s suborbital playtime could take you on this journey, with the same routine reliability of a F9, then it might be worth the money!

[@RetroJack]

"Space Development Agency" - what a wonderfully ambiguous name!

[@jeffcarlton3590]

Sept 2nd, SpaceX's 61st or 62nd launch of this year, whether you believe announcer Zachary Luppen or the Everyday Astronaut article. I am sure Zach has it right since this mission ties last years launch record as he points out at the end. This one is a military agency payload for the Space Development Agency. 13th flight for the booster, with ~67 km high separation, and a 122+ km apogee. SpaceX's 222th landing for an orbital class rocket this one on land at Vandenberg, CA. It is their 148th consecutive successful landing, their 192nd reflight of an orbital class rocket booster. Those last two stats are from Everyday Astronaut, both agree on the 222 figure and the 13th flight for B1063. This was the 5th & 8th flights for the fairings.

[@jerryarcher1923]

Congrats SpaceX on another successful launch and landing.

[@tsehlankhi4205]

You can tell, that booster has worked. I has soot to show for it.

[@jrq3rq]

Spectacular video! Let’s take a moment to appreciate everything being filmed and live 🤯🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🇺🇸

[@johnross6314]

Congratulations…. Nothing is routine, sweat the detail. Which SpaceX does better than anyone else.

[@eastafrica1020]

I love that the commentary is back. I love to hear the statistics.

[@Squad23jta]

Wow less than 8 minutes to space and landing.

[@miwanax]

Another excellent work. Go SpaceX.

[@pinkxic3887]

Siempre es emocionante ver los lanzamientos🤩 💫🚀🔥

[@victorrios8226]

It's an amazing job Space X....thanks a lot to effort every time for humanity

[@beachman8106]

Very pleased to see that the host has returned. Best views ever of the TE deployment. Gotta 💛 SpaceX. 👍👍👍 ⭐️⭐️⭐️ from 🇦🇺.

[@Markus8237]

TWO HUNDREDTH AND SIXTHIETH LAUNCH. Let that sink in.

[@arsenigold9470]

The commentator was for sure the highlight of the mission♥

[@pranititiwari6525]

Congratulations SpaceX team 🎉

[@vincei4252]

Congrats on a successful deployment

[@farche2]

nice job team, nice job narrator fella

[@jimbo32234]

I'd love to know how financially successful the booster landings have been. I think I recall Elon saying that boosters need recovering > 8 times to be viable... They're well over that now

[@TheEvilmooseofdoom]

I have never heard 8 said by him anywhere. I have heard him say they break even after 2 flights and I suspect that's far closer to reality.

[@jbaltermia]

GREAT cometary thanks for inclining it with the video!

[@xShadowXscarx]

The last couple streams with no host were so much better.

[@VonMed]

In ten years they should give us a blast to the past and do a “how to make a starship” compilation

[@thomasgoodwin2648]

Ever considered maybe putting a flat piezo mic next to that GoPro? The sound off the skin of that beast would no doubt be mighty!

[@shadowraith1]

As always thanks for sharing . 🚀🚀🚀👍

[@davem4169]

Ain't no secrets here... you spacex peeps are numerous uno... fabulous job as always

[@jontait1095]

Very clear views on this launch

[@pierredemontigny8154]

Greetings and thank you. I appreciate the fact that you included which flight of the year it was.

[@GlennSteffy]

....HUGE KUDOS to th BADDASS engineers , the testing crews, and the manufacturing teams of Spacex!!!...... WOW.... WOW...... TRIPLE WWOWW!!!....... 👍👍👍👍👍g

[@leedominick690]

Thank you for sharing and bring us into an incredible future

[@BeachJazzMusic]

Bummed it was so cloudy. I can usually see it going overhead from where I live in Long Beach, CA.

[@Ifclause11]

Wow! Iam fascinated by space and space technology

[@KarmeshMadhavi]

This one with beautiful view.

[@vectrexer]

Mostly clean, and efficient announcing. Well done.

[@November8888]

great camera setup

[@jesussaves6671]

always amazing. never miss these landings

[@williampollock1274]

Damn! They are good at this! Most People don't realize how much Space X has made space flight cheaper.😲

[@imleta]

Awesome as usual!

[@stevenschofield9720]

Did spaceX upgrade the cameras on stage 1 ? Quality of video was epic !!

[@Paul_Harper]

Have you switched to another platform? I can't find this morning's Starlink liftoff video. Not everyone has or wants X, so I hope this is a temporary thing and that common sense will prevail.

[@Thecorgially]

Awesome and re-landing where it took off.

[@mitchilito99]

Best landing footage EVER!

[@FrankRuiz66]

Nice landing

[@inslayionstorm7667]

222-th Landing - YAY!!! :))) 👍👍👍

[@orion789]

Distance to space isn't far. We've a thin shield of atmosphere over us.

[@jeffmontray88]

No more live coverage on KZbin? Not good. 😢

[@Allen46u5k]

Great job and live stream 👍

[@TV-cf8bp]

와우! 멋진 체널입니다 즐감하고 갑니다 감사힙니다❤😂

[@oljobo]

Thanks to todays commentator - Zachary Luppen

[@davidwolf226]

So freakin' awesome, as always.

[@nora1172]

Congratulations 👌💥and thanks for explaining the gravity turn 🤔.

[@Andy-gg2pg]

Congratulations

[@tsuitsui3793]

back to land still crazy

[@alanmcmillan6969]

Good Luck, SpaceX!

[@SHOGUN-or9hw]

16:32 The part where they reach the atmostphere. As you can see the camera changed into dark alittle bit

[@MrWingman2009]

Boostback is just so damn cool! 😀