SpaceX launched 53 new Starlink satellites from Launch Complex 39A (LC-39A) at Kennedy Space Center in Florida on April 6, 2022. The first stage of the Falcon 9 rocket landed on a drone ship minutes later in the Atlantic Ocean. Full Story: https://www.space.com/spacex-starlink-launch-group-4-17
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4:43 what was that? Passing by with blinking lights?
Space X is the only rocket program I pay attention to, the reusability is absolutely astonishing
Right into the Bermuda triangle
It truly is wonderful. Elon got the starting technology from NASA, but then his team perfected it. I hope Mr. Musk keeps his eye on Mars, and what the Starship's full potential could be, instead of getting side tracked by this regretful Twitter purchase; . Wasn't it in December of last year when he said "All hands on deck", and now he blew $44 Billion on Twitter? If I were a SpaceX employee I would feel a little let down; because apparently it wasn't that critical after all if he had $44 Billion to blow on the frivolous purchase of Twitter. And for what, so we could listen to more and more insane conspiracy theories? People are getting sick of the Qanon conspiracy gurus like Trump and others.
I was out for a morning run yesterday and this caught me completely off guard around 5:45ish. I saw it and thought WW3 has started.
What was flying underneath the first stage at 4:43? Clearly see it going from right to left.
How do they explain the earth being round in this video?
Im sure SpaceX staff are all Aliens 😂
Amazing as per!🤌🏾🔥🔥Love from NZ 🇳🇿
Today I have just visited Cape Kennedy space centre…and seen the Saturn v and other rockets. They were a fantastic achievement…but huge cost in staging which all got dropped into the sea. To see this re usable booster you realise what a great leap forward this is. Hats off to Space X
Video 2017 🤣
Does anyone know if the original NASA engineers knew about Max-Q or did they have to learn from a mistake?
FAKE
Don’t you guys mean May 6 not April 6?
why humans aren't concentrating on earth and all we are doing is space stuff, there are so many problems on earth that we should solve. Im not saying we shouldnt do space exploration, we should do it, but we should concentrate more time on earth
A gravity turn 90 seconds into flight ? Into the vacuum of space at 3 mins ?
ALways a pleasant thing to watch.
So cool that this first stage recovery is so common place now that it's a basically a nonevent. Great job perfecting this technology SpaceX!
Man does Space X have its shit together. It's becoming common place.
Never thought this would get so routine that I start checking my phone during a rocket launch.. kinda sad
There used to be massive cheers and claps from heaps of people in the background when the booster safely landed… now just one person can be heard, half-heartedly clapping lol… So used to it now I guess 😅… /tounge in cheek/
Amazing!
Noice