SpaceX Launches Starlink-3 Mission
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- Опубликовано: 28 янв 2020
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SpaceX launched a Falcon 9 rocket with the fourth set of their Starlink satellites from Cape Canaveral on Jan 29, 2020 (third operational batch). Starlink is a global communications system designed by SpaceX with the intent of delivering low-cost broadband internet worldwide.
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I do not get tired of looking at the return of the first stage .It's magical !
and on a moving barge!
It’s amazin see a spacerat!!
Magic indeed
I had to watch again. It's just awesome!
Is there anyone who can do that with a model rocket that's usually how THEY test things before going full size.
There's so many of these launches now that I keep missing them when they happen, it's amazing what spacex has accomplished
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they have accomplished fuck all except a big money grab like nasa
@@rodg011 Says him sitting behind his computer achieving nothing
@@ythinder Yes i am. still smart enough to realize that everything elon is a scam,just a useful idiot for the elites
@@rodg011 i think ur the idiot here. You know what wonders spacex accomplished yet? for example cutting the costs of putting cargo into space by a lot!
I didn't know that the Earth apparently changes shape and size! At about 4 mins into the video to the right screen switched views and the Earth apparently turned from a circular curve to a concave curve. Now that's amazing!
I've seen a "real" picture of Earth showing Florida USA taking up almost a quarter of the earth itself
@jimmyflyyour ignorance is subject to pestilence and it seems everyone has it. Although very near the time is closing where all will be revealed no stone will be left unturned then you'll have to see or you could just get over your pride and admit to yourself that it's all been a sham and yes we have never been outside of low earth orbit. In fact I'm fairly certain that there is no such thing as outer space and we are closed tight in this fish bowl. Yeah that's right this is it there's no where else to go. We are all stuck in this thing together so suck it up buttercup 😜
That landing amazes me every time. Awesome.
i will put all my $$ in tesla and spaceX. Both these companies are innovative to the core and rocking the world.
Sadly, SpaceX is not publically traded, so acquiring shares of it is no easy tasks. Otherwise I would be buying some too.
@@dreadcthulhu6842 I will be turning 70 in just a few months. I would do just about ANYTHING to own a single share of SpaceX, if and when it ever is publicly traded, so that I could leave a legacy of space exploration to my children :-) One thing on my bucket list (if I can live long enough) is to see a SpaceX launch! Is anyone out there an old time fan of Robert Heinlein? If so, maybe you remember how D.D. Harriman was the force behind private exploration of space. I wish I could smack the all of the flat Earthers across the face. I know they are denying that this successful launch ever happened, and that everything we've seen in this video is "fake". Well, this launch was real, and the Earth is STILL round. this is reality. Get used to it!
@Night Train calling someone stupid when you believe elon has a floating car in space, LOL
@Night Train Again LOL. you assume i am in the US, I AM NOT, elon is very likely one democratic supporter, the guy is a dumb as it gets, listen o the idiot talk, he is clearly not running on all cylinders
@Night Train Unfortunately, many of these people are virulent conspiracy theory believers...….and disseminators. Whether it be anti-vaccines, Sandy Hook and 911 "truthers",moon landing deniers and creationists, they are ALL doing their best to discredit science. That makes them dangerous! The Sandy Hook cretins especially fill me with loathing. Anyway, in order to stand up for empirical truth, these people DO need to be slapped, and slapped HARD. We are facing serious problems due to climate change. The LAST thing we need are nut-cases with fingers in their ears shouting la-la-la-la! A big stick seems just about what we need.
Those landings never gets old!
One significant step forward. Good luck and a big thanks.
It’s amazing that no other government or corporate entity has been able to duplicate a powered return ONCE and SpaceX has been nailing it with startling consistency. Well done SpaceX!
You make this look easy...Great flight guys..
Amazing. For a summary though, what happened to a clip of the deployment? and it would be great to see the catch of the fairings. Even the misses would be great video.
Still fascinated watching vertical rocket landings. I wonder if it would be possible for a booster that's on it's last useful mission if it could land somewhere in Europe and become a museum piece in like Germany or France. Of course only the rocket shell would be on display. What a spectacle that would be of an American rocket with only a peaceful purpose landing in Germany where rocketry had it's beginning.
The rocket goes up for a few seconds then spends the rest of the time going sideways lmao
Of course it does. It wouldn't be able to achieve orbit if it went straight up the whole time.
Do you have Tin Foil FOD on the 2nd stage and is it normal for the Foil surround to Pulse or is this a internal issue?????
3:23 was bewegt sich da rechts im Bild, auf dem Triebwerk wandert etwas von oben nach unten?
I am new to these types of videos as i have only recently started to think upwards. But I am amazed and impressed. And i am ashamed to admit honestly, that none of this looks at all like what my brain keeps expecting it to. So i think i get why so many people just give up trying to understand more about it and decide something extremely silly must be happening instead. The more we know the easier it is to understand how it all works.
Muy bien hecho. Parece que le habéis
cogido el punto. Próxima parada alfa centauriy. Ya por rizar el rizo. Qué costaría aterrizar exactamente en el centro de la Diana..?
"Qual a data do próximo lançamento?"
Well done. This is fantastic and you should all be very proud of your work.
Bravo SpaceX , encore un bon en avant dans l aérospatial , comme dans l automobile électrique Mr Must et sont équipe on des avance technologique sur les autres
Absolutely stunning. Thanks for using the metric measurement system for the vehicle velocity and altitude indicators. 100 Thumbs up emojis.
I was hoping for a little extra video footage of the landing and deployment?
Ha ha. You will he lucky. It's not real you know. You do know that don't you?
Everytime that first stage lands I hear "Cha ching!"
Do they return to the pad by GPS or camera or both so that can they return in the fog or clouds or rain?
So what's going on around 6:15 +second mark.... where that liquid bubble flows over top of the engine (top of bell in darkened area.... not flame area) then camera moves away.?????
That is some amazing stuff to be able to recover the first stage. I’m old enough to remember Alan Shepard’s sub orbital flight.
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If there is one thing that Space-X really can do besides build great rockets its putting oin a show of those great rockets flying! Well done guys its like being there.
That's some serious longitudinal pogoing !!
Still amazing to see. ..congratulations.
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Fantastic love the see the World from Space, thumb up.
What cameras are they using?
Would love for the camera to span upwards as the 1 stage lands on the platform.
Still amazing like the first time. Waiting to see it from Boca Chica.
The second presenter was the best. Keep her forever
I feel sorry for the SLS team every time SpaceX launches....they must feel like the IBM executives after Microsoft conquered software
NASA launches rockets of this size all the time. SLS is equivalent to launching a Saturn V.
@@my3dviews sls hasn't launched once and will not be reusable...ie..a joke compared to SpaceX
@@jamesfowler6306 Yes, it hasn't launched once, but that is true for every rocket before it's first launch. LOL But comparing a falcon 9 to SLS is like comparing a tug boat to a battleship.
SLS will be capable of much more than launching a small payload into low Earth orbit.
@@my3dviews And I suppose falcon heavy is just a toy too?...SLS will probably never fly...1960's technology with solid fuel boosters, with o rings!! Did they learn nothing from the space shuttle?
@@jamesfowler6306 The O-ring failure on the Space Shuttle happened in 1986 (34 years ago). The design was changed and the result was no failure after that. So yes, they did learn from that.
I never said that any SpaceX rocket was a toy.
SLS is in the testing phase. It will launch most likely next year.
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Nice landing at 8:44. It just made it cheaper to fly it to space once again.
Nice win for the team SpaceX !
Space Internet we need you !
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I will never get over these landing!!!
why don't they ever have the camera looking up to where its going?
Because all you'd see is blue turning into black.
@@motokid6008 not true
Umm we're not supposed to ask that
@@mickyblue2u474 - It is true. What else do you expect to see?
That sounds like a cinematographically dull shot
This makes it look so easy to achieve orbit. Totally ingenious engineering!
LMFAO, i love the flapping Tin Foil, lololol at 3:40
Very cool stuff.
Did I see a concave earth ?
if the rockets in space blasting away. Why can you see gas blowing over it?
3,2,1..touch down!
whoever built those landing legs needs a raise.
What’s this movie called?
Congratulations!!!🎉
Wow just amazing that stage 1 can land itself. 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
Finaly yes!!!
why are there 2 camera angles for the burner? looks like two separate engines/burners.
The second stage engine? One on each side so it looks like it's going the opposite direction but it's not, its the orientation and position of the camera.
@@blahblahbleh__9046 thx. for the info.
Nobody saw a rat?? Really??
@@xuxusc9654 It wasn't a rat. Looks like some sort of clip came loose or something, I'm no engineer. Please tell me you're not trying to say it's all fake are you?
What’s the white thing moving around on the right screen @3:30?
Yes I see the same thing
Also again from 4:10 on. Looks like something crawling around.
Кто нибудь может объяснить что за бумажка плавно пролетела по турбине на кадре справой стороны????? Перемотать на 3:27
That landing is just amazing, it took a private comany to get us back into the space race...moon landing soon.
Even if this were true, what does that say about our government? Smh. I could care less about the shape of Earth, but I DO care about how our government is siphoning our tax dollars more and more amassing fucktons of our money to no end, and for what? Since Space X is "doing so well," why do we even need NASA? Space X isn't even private anymore, it's literally a part of our government now, by contract, or otherwise.. does this not upset you? I work awfully hard just to struggle by.. They shall NOT govern my mente any longer.
Government: govern - to control; ment - mente - mind.
To control the minds.. to which they have been VERY efficient.
Hope this resonates. Cheers.
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What is that falling off the rocket at 7:06? And also another thing after?🧐
Landing like a boss 😎SpaceX What did you expect 🤩
@N Kae Nomik If it was easy everyone would be doing it for cost savings.
@N Kae Nomik Interesting ;) Then why did NASA pull this absurdly expensive SLS program, which was even significantly more expensive than a throw-away missile if it was so easy to land a missile stage again?
People starving around the world and they spend that much money on CGI. If that didn't tell you the world is run by psychopaths
@@garryclegg6499 there are no starving people, they're just CGI. No psychopaths either, also just CGI.
@@TheCrimsonBlade2 What about the charities wanting money's of you for cgi people. Hang on money could be cgi. Starving cgi people look more realistic than space ever will.
Илон красавчик, ждём полёта на Марс! Удачных стартов и контролируемых посадок!💖
Ne ilon no Elon
To bad we didn't speak Spanish. Lol
@@justbe4481 it is Russian language, dude
@@itsmemesmydudes5851 I now it is. Lol
Артёмка, а ты хочешь быть в этом полёте на Марс?
6:15, right side. something starts to fall off the engine. Then they switch cameras.
Shouldn't there still be enough thrust to hold it in place? And why is there something falling off the rocket to begin with?
That's ice
It's also the 2nd time this happens. Check 3:28
Ice.. LOL.
Another said it was foil melting.. LMAO.
Wow also at around 4 mins it happens a 3rd time..
Awesome landing
what is that thing at bout 3:20 moving on the motor?
it's actually a rat
another at 4:10
Na próxima tem que tomar cuidado com o ratinho andando na parte de fora do propulsor, nessa temperatura e velocidade ele está resistindo bem.
Love her voice
This is simply outstanding and many congratulations to entire team.
Regards,
Kazim, Karachi - Pakistan
It's fake it's CGI
bo j 🤦♂️
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The landing system is nice..but what happens if for say weather reasons they dont have enough fuel .. is there a contingency plan
Fuel wouldn't be the issue. Just the weather at sea and the swell size of the waves. If I recall correctly if the landing site is too hazardous they scrub the launch. It's only happened a few times though I believe.
Also if the fuel should become an issue, I think the contingency plan is to try not to hit the barge.
@@zzpazi the reason I ask is a russian space craft crashed when its breaking thrusters failed.
Did this starlink 3 launch have 240 satellites released in this one run alone???
Works every time!
Most*
Diamond Empire if the next one fails it’s your fault. 🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬
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Salatiel you are so simple, it’s delightful. 😃
why km/h and not mph? this was in America right?
Heh I could imagine the Falcon Heavy landing on the deck of HMS Queen Elizabeth with her special layer of heat protection.
That’s 16,916 mph (final speed at shutoff of 27,219 km). :)
8:44 still amazing to watch.
At 4:10 on the right screen. What is that moving? Alien or pieces falling off?
Alien. Definitely an alien. Or it could just be a reflection on that part of the engine. Or ice. Let us know what you decide!
I decieded: Definitely an alien! 👽 ...or alien shaped ice moving around. 😉
Alien ice.
It’s a space mouse 🐭
Yes ! It's become routine to land boosters!
brilliant
Way to go spaceX
Perfect
Wouldn't it be easier to have the fairing open like a clam-shell? Add some parachutes to it and catch it that way?
It does come down on a parachute wing. Watch the SpaceX feed for the one they caught on the ship.
ruclips.net/video/1KmBDCiL7MU/видео.html
Clamshell adds complexity and additional failure modes.
Parachutes don’t work in no atmosphere then they’d get ripped off because of the weight plus velocity once it hits thicker air
@@HotelPapa100 thank you so much for the link and your input.
Красиво!
Wonder why we never got to see all the other sati lites go up?
Inspiring - more so with less HC output !
So why does the view of the rocket shutter but not the view of the clouds?
Go Baby Go
I find it fascinating they can launch a rocket and then land the stage and/or boosters back on land, but they cannot seem to get the damned video to work everytime.
Videographers aren't rocket scientists?
Try aiming a beam of light to a satellite when you are literally having a earth quake next to you
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8:30 SUPER👍👏!!!
Why the fish eye filter on the rocket base? Its that need at all? Show me the real perspective camera please i dont want to see things distorted or photoshoped . its too much to ask? Thanks
Yes it is needed it's a light weight solution for a wide field of view.
@@motokid6008 lies... Dont come to lie on my face ... Go back to moon and stay there with your lies please
@@pablomonfortgames6723 - "lies" - Prove it.
Caught ferrings by mischief and mystery. Fuck yea SpaceX.
Cool.
What game is this? The graphics are amazing, the reflections off the water at the beginning almost look real O_O
Corry Tuskey guess your brain must also look almost real to some....
Oh wow, it's Dunning AND Krueger!
Big fans of both of you, great work
27200 km/h Good speed !
Perfeito....♥️ Aposto que caiu no mar....
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What I notice the most is that SpaceX doesn't cancel/postpone the launches nearly as often (almost never) as NASA use to. Which is amazing!
7:51 The curvature goes very flat looking...
Ao infinito e além!!!
Some1 please tell why rockets 🚀 never fly straight up and never put front facing camera 📸??!! Wanna see the firmament closer.. 🤔😏
Why would they fly straight up?
Why wouldn't they?! .. It will be the fastest way to fly outer space like those amateur rockets..y always horizontal after some heights!!
@@kim_2279 - How would it stay in outer space if it just went straight up? As opposed to falling back down like those amateur rockets.
Why do they keep accelerating? Why cant they just go at a constant 100 kph or 2000kph ? Sure it takes longer but still
Rockets cant not accelerate. If the engine is burning its accelerating. Spaceflight is about reaching certain speeds to get to where you need to go. So to get to low Earth orbit you need to accelerate to a speed of 17,500mph. After that speed is reached engines can be cut and the vehicle will now orbit around the planet now having enough outwards energy to balance out the inward pull of gravity.
At 3:27, flat earthers will complain about NASA allowing mice on their launchpad!
they did........... weeks ago lol
landing of rocket is most entertaining me😍
A beautiful launch as always
at 6:16 right before the camera swap, something came off the Merlin engine
It looked like a mouse lol
Ice.
I'm 64 and have always wondered why we couldn't land rockets like in the sy fy movies and to see it happen is amazing