This is SpaceX

SpaceX designs, manufactures, and launches the world's most advanced rockets and spacecraft. The company was founded in 2002 by Elon Musk to revolutionize space transportation, with the ultimate goal of enabling people to live on other planets. Today, SpaceX is advancing the boundaries of space technology through its Falcon launch vehicles and Dragon spacecraft.

[@liamrobins8789]

100% need an updated version of this video from SpaceX as it is today!

[@ankitnmnaik229]

Today after starship

[@jaypaint4855]

@@ankitnmnaik229 Let’s wait until Artemis 3

[@snowy8689]

@@jaypaint4855 Update now and update after Artemis 3 mission

[@Project-Air]

Imagine if all military spending was focused on space travel and helping people in need. Imagine how awesome the world would be!

[@ishanmohile2607]

We need an updated version

[@hotspicypizza]

Haha the dragon landing on mars! We need an updated version with Starship

[@dgrassed]

New SpaceX slogan: “We sent a car into deep space”

[@niveditamuthamani219]

good slogan

[@SingularitySpaceKSP]

Newer slogan: thanks for flying spacex

[@3denym860]

Even Spacex no need to introduce themself, everyone will know them

[@inquisitivdave5793]

Weak but okay

[@thehustlemallard6463]

New SpaceX slogan: "We stole a grain silo and flew it"

[@theelephantintheroom69]

These seem like the kind of people who'd launch a car into space for fun

[@t63a700]

Congrats to SpaceX!!! It has been a great 11 Years. Lets keep the candles burning.

[@SantyL20]

Please make a 2021 version

[@manofsan]

these guys are so full of progress that they make everybody else look like they're standing still

[@cryptkid8470]

they need to make a 2022 version of this clip

[@mobius_one]

1:15 Well one of these two isn't an animation anymore!

[@googleacc7472]

i think we know which one it is

[@racingmhf9157]

Well Its routine now

[@imentoyt]

Watching this when they fully stacked the starship 💪

[@alejandracruzperez3641]

Best regard and universal perpectives to new misisons in the space congratulations to Elon Musk and your dream team

[@noorpreetkaur369]

Wow, what to say ...... amazing 😍😍😍😍😍

[@atlas8827]

That rocket at night looked just like a star.

[@samuelrippe390]

Well this was recommended 8 years later, so thanks KZbin.

[@hd-sf9li]

Reccomended to me, and do not regret clicking!

[@Rod_Knee]

I like the Mars surface shots at the end.

[@kuheno3729]

We need a 2021 version of this.

[@ilkeryoldas]

Goose bumps intensify

[@merslafilmstudios6998]

Please make a updated version of this video

[@Spacexplorer]

Can you make a 2020 version

[@gasdive]

Rotating tethers are possible and much better than a beanstalk elevator.

[@Moreboar]

You know when you can't hold back a smile? ...That's what this video did to me! So proud of what SpaceX has accomplished

[@WayPastCrazy2525]

Seems they can't stop topping themselves! In a 2021 that is wrought with hate, crime, disease, corruption, and just so much negativity, it sure is nice to have this shining bright star known as SpaceX to give us joy, and hope, and that smile.

[@Footprints1111]

111 likes. That makes me smile. 🦋✨😇

[@moviesfilmsandmotionpictur8364]

back when Grasshopper was the most advanced VTVL rocket in existence lol

[@mikigm89]

Maybe you could make a video of Falcon 9 liftoff in super slow motion? Like those of Saturn V and Space Shuttle? That would be cool...

[@UNIvErSe_R]

2013: This is SpaceX 2020: Yes, SpaceX. But Better.

[@thestudentofficial5483]

I never realized there was a cowboy in grasshopper

[@Mezcon2]

I am so excited for SpaceX because the private Corporations role in Space exploration is immenent and Elon Musks company is at the head of this endeavor.

[@Halohappy96]

One day, SpaceX, one day I will work for you, and together, we will go to Mars.

[@JonessJack]

hey spacex, let's renew the whole video in a more epic way an with updated footage. We still love you !!!

[@marcospiazza2961]

Of course we do. ;D

[@kinzerio]

Marcos Piazza ayyy I got that reference

[@bman12three43]

and replace some of those animations with real footage :)

[@leoshork]

RP1 I was about to write it lol

[@Niribu]

Especially now!

[@JustEraseTheSystem]

Congrats to everyone at SpaceX and to Mr. Musk!

[@DestinyRoxx]

Happy Birthday SpaceX !!

[@richpurnell4416]

And just 7 years later this looks old

[@katve3]

Imagine what will video "SpaceX | First 22 Years" look like when they have done another 11 years of hard work and development.

[@1RayGun1]

WTG SpaceX. Keep the dream alive. Happy B-day!

[@jan.tichavsky]

It's still international project and no one could possibly do that alone. The collaboration is between many nations not just in space but at ground too, using infrastructure all over the world.

[@austinbarnard7688]

Can you make a version for 2020

[@bobdc234]

wow, so far so fast without the cost overruns of the military industrial complex companies!

[@NicoAW17]

They need to make a new one with the falcon heavy.

[@heytherejoey1]

Hopefully a mission to mars will be in that video :)

[@d3str0y3rport]

I am a electronic Engineer and I would love to work here!!! Unfortunately is extremely hard for foreigns to do this....

[@SFSproductions1]

"Touchdown, starship has landed on mars!" I'm exited for that callout soon :)

[@Poatatero]

We need an updated version of this

[@dimitarmargaritov]

Happy birthday! I will be shareholder at SpaceX one day!

[@PilotPlater]

I like the mars landing shot at the end

[@tommybiker69]

Vertical landing capability. How cool is that?!

[@grantjones2863]

Tom JB starting to get boring

[@shenzh0u]

Grant Jones That's when you know they're doing it right ;)

[@Jacobsmith-tj9oj]

Very cool, but lets not get too happy, because we need to go a lot further than that👍🏻

[@racingmhf9157]

U predicted...

[@ollimartikainen]

This video should be updated. Make a 2018 version

[@Amunnubz]

I love how the CEO, Elon Musk makes a cameo but they put absolutely no emphasis on him being there at all. Got to love a down-to-earth company, even when their goal is to be nowhere near the ground.

[@Astromath]

8 and a half years later and we just had the first full Starship-Super Heavy stack (Now being taken down again)

[@asifgulmozzamfayazi4547]

Can you make a 2021 version?

[@daviddavidson6793]

Nationalism is important because it provides competition between humans. And competition is what caused humanity to evolve and it's what keeps us going forward.

[@aarv4266]

Can u make a 2021 version😅

[@alfaseeds13]

With starship sn 15 landing will be looking🔥🔥🔥

[@myutwo33]

Amazing amount of progress in only 11 years, considering the started with nothing.

[@bhernemielramos2345]

Make a 2021 version!

[@ProtonSemilightCondensed]

Make a 2020 version surely???

[@gutluckbro9802]

8 years later: Starship has been stacked and they have made the largest booster ever

[@ArtForSwans]

The Falcon 1 was launched from Kawajalein in the Marshall Islands.

[@MrBobinAZ]

Maybe I'm seeing things but isn't that vapor at 0.56 moving into the rocket?

[@matthewcastro2789]

Good points. But only in America could a South African found the first private company to launch a vehicle that docks with the International Space Station.

[@d.f9929]

Who is watching after dragon crew (falcon 9) launch 🚀

[@blood_boi6900]

Shut up

[@bru6104]

Me. you mean demo?

[@amineelfergui]

Meeee

[@nou7527]

stop

[@juniorvillanuevazuniga2862]

Basura de efectos especiales nada es real nasa falsa nasa mentirosa entiendes

[@realfrogclown]

SpaceX, one day, we'll be watching this video from Mars.

[@TadaGanIarracht]

I can picture that... like a sling... what altitude is required for that much speed?

[@MrBastUncherGFX]

Looking this video in 2021, and what a fantastic carrier you built guys, GG !

[@rubenfoerster2152]

Can you make a 2016 version ?

[@LetsPlayBossLike]

Ruben Foerster 2017*

[@danieldoesrandomstuff2501]

2018

[@michaelvilleneuve9694]

2018**

[@Graham.556]

2018*

[@isaiahschwartz1381]

Ruben Foerster I would like to see one when they start doing falcon heavy launches

[@SargeRho]

That's from NASA's proposal for a manned mission to Mars with the Constellation program, which consisted of 3 ships, built in 7 launches. 3 identical Nuclear-Thermal Rocket sections, 2 landers, 2nd fuel tank and a crew module, plus an Ares I launch for the crew.

[@ArtForSwans]

The Falcon Heavy demo is slated for later this year last I heard. Can't wait.

[@thenowereman1711]

20 people from lockheed-boeing didnt like the video :(

[@alphaadhito]

Lol

[@froztbytesyoutubealt3201]

I thought Boeing has a contract with Tesla and spaceX?

[@alphaadhito]

+lancemichael gubat Maybe he mean ULA, a joint between Boeing and Lockheed, SpaceX competitor in rocket launch provider :P

[@haphihung658]

No, it's the russian.

[@user-sd5gn7qs5q]

Ты не прав, я лайкнул. Маск вообще у нас в России популярен.

[@greasewoodannie4589]

Excellent and exciting!

[@matiasburgos5810]

Just watch this video today. You did it people.

[@FutureMartian97]

Thumbs up if you want to work for this company.

[@gasdive]

But that would give a very high g during the half turn. For manned payloads you'd want a longer tether. That would mean the CoG would have to be higher but the docking would be easier. The deltaV is dependent on the specific strength of the tether and doesn't vary with tether length.

[@SkuliSheepman]

And what materials are those? Also, for the spacecraft to fly up and stay there for a while they need some horizontal velocity to complete the orbit. Seems to me on a straight long cable you'd only get vertical velocity, meaning you'd be in sub-orbit, couldn't really dock during that.

[@nickchan6498]

Please set this as the Channel Trailer.

[@BlondfoxRecords]

So to land on mars, you're taking the original moon lander idea. Cool. Glad you can make it work!

[@daviddavidson6793]

SpaceX represents the best of America!!!!

[@geomodelrailroader]

Happy Birthday SPACEX

[@HarrisonHoward]

I think that we should be investing into space elevators, they are the cheapest(once they are built) ways to get up into space. And they don't depend on fuel. Then there is electronic propulsion for in space, although currently it is impractical .

[@tadwyn]

MET? Thats a new one on me. I've got to look that up. Thanks!

[@jmcenanly1]

He is launching the Falcon 9/ Dragon from the american launch center in Florida toa space station built primarily with the American shuttles. He is also in negotiations to help build a private spaceport in Texas

[@mymixedbiscuit9159]

that spaceport is done

[@Alechk4]

Who is watching after Falcon Heavy test launch?

[@SiegfriedxD]

Me! :D

[@WheatleyOS]

Hell yee

[@oneno9860]

Zuma mission

[@icanticant5057]

Me

[@niveditamuthamani219]

i am!

[@33Skygazer]

Orbital Sciences needs to increase their PR department budget, because if SpaceX keeps making awe-inspiring videos like this one, Orbital Sciences is going to be looooong forgotten!

[@c0re93]

This video should have more than a million views

[@livefromspace5429]

Can you make a 2021 version including crew dragon and starship

[@leaguelegends8065]

Flashbacks!!

[@williamhawkins8155]

No way was that a Crew Dragon landing on Mars... man the plan’s changed

[@1900maniac]

It would be so cool to work there and to be on the absolute cutting edge of space travel.

[@1900maniac]

So what do you do there exactly? Aerospace engineering? Did you have a job before working there or did you get it out of college? What school did you attend? I'm thinking about Georgia Tech because it is the 3rd best Aerospace engineering school in the US with a fairly high acceptance rate. Sorry for all the questions, but I'm really curious and your reply was a welcomed bit of insight!

[@1900maniac]

Thanks man, maybe we'll be working together some day.

[@aegystierone8505]

+Jimmy Jones wow, so are you still at SpaceX? I've just finished the biography of Elon Musk, heard that working there is really really REALLY tough!

[@aegystierone8505]

Jimmy Jones Well, all the best, looking forward to your next launch!

[@HarrisonHoward]

The point is rockets that can go into space, and then come back down, without breaking apart. Thus minimizing costs.

[@mrnicktoyou]

Now do a "Next 11 years" video so we can get a preview on what your plans for the future are.

[@bary1234]

SpaceX is so important and awesome. Whole humanity should be concentrated on space exploration, its the most important task our species will ever have. We need to make life multiplanetary. We have to spread in to space. Imagine if we could stop wasting money and resourcess on military gear and religions and used them on space exploration instead. We could learn so much, we could achieve so much in just decades.

[@wildwallker]

Ask for 2021 version

[@edwinrobert7192]

SpaceX does have big balls

[@Terran123rd]

These people said "Screw you taxpayers, we're going to space!" and threw off the shackles that have prevented NASA living to its full potential since its inception. Look how far they came in just 10 years because of it. Imagine how far they'll go in the NEXT 10.

[@Unclevertitle]

These guys are doing it freaking right.

[@sfjcody]

I'd love to work for Spacex more than almost anything else in the world. I even went so far as to visit (well, stand outside) the Hawthorne facility when I was in LA last year. Sadly it's not possible for the company to employ anyone who is not a US citizen by birth due to ITAR.

[@XANF2]

In 100 years, SpaceX could look like Weyland Industries

[@CaseyHandmer]

What's the hardware visible on the surface of Mars? Looks like an ERV and a garage/hab, both landed on their 'side'.

[@deebug]

The "First 22 years" video will be broadcast from Mars, mark my words!

[@Gokadenn]

GG, starship sn15

[@SkuliSheepman]

Right now we don't have any materials strong enough for such a cable, and probably won't have anytime soon.