@@WhiteOwlOnFire_XXXi don't think its a sonic boom pal... i could be wrong...needs to be traveling at mach 1 (750mph) to be heard on the ground....i think its thrusters igniting and on full power... awesome sound though!!!
When I was a kid in the 70's watching Apollo mission launches. I NEVER thought I'd see the day I'd see rockets flying backwards. Never even conceived it. Still blows my mind every time I see it.
@@ruska9773 The 1st VTOL rocket was developped 20 years before SpaceX. by MacDonnellDouglas and NASA.DCx from MacDonnellDouglas was the 1st. Then NASA gave to Musk , $ and the VTOL technology. Musk is not a genius, just a business man a good communicator
Not to be picky, but its not the space program, it's private individuals that have taken over for the space program and given new life to it!! If it was left up to the space program, we would still be stuck in the 50's technology. But we have individuals who want to see the space program exceed and go farther on less money 💰!!Thank you gentleman 👏 👍
Absolutely brilliant that it can just find its way home. Absolutely brilliant! Guiding a multi ton steel rod through the atmosphere like a drone returning to home base. So incredible.
@@KeweenawPatriot They probably don't live there lives surrounding the quality of some iphone video Keweenaw. You should try to live in the moment sometimes brother!
If you died TODAY, where would you be spending eternity? Have all your sins been forgiven or are you still hoping that you're a good enough person to earn a spot in heaven. The reality is that no one can earn a spot, our sin disqualifies us. But the God news is that Jesus paid for our qualification by dying on our behalf taking the punishment that we deserved. JESUS said, "For God so loved the world, that He gave His one and only Son; that WHOEVER believes in Him should not perish, but have everlasting life." - John 3:16 Nothing is more important than your eternal destination. Please, don't say, "When I get older I'll get right with God' or 'I'll get serious with Jesus one day when I'm ready.' Don't wait any longer, today is the day of salvation. Get right with God today, for tomorrow very well might be too late. We invite you to REPENT and accept that Jesus Christ is Lord of your life by praying this simple prayer out loud right now... 'Heavenly Father, I turn away from my old life and repent for my sins. I believe that Jesus came for me, that Jesus died for me and that Jesus rose again for me so that I can be forgiven and receive eternal life. I believe in my heart and confess with my mouth that Jesus Christ is the Lord of my life from this day. Through Him and in His Name, receive the gift of eternal life. I ask you to fill me with the Holy Spirit and lead me for the rest of my life. In Jesus name - Amen. 🎉🎉🎉
@@lostsoul5043imagine the poor souls that have to be around you everyday I imagine your poor mother hates every second of her life knowing she gave birth to a conspiracy clown that thinks everything in the world is fake and everybody is out to get him when in reality you and the few people that think like you in the world are just simply not worth the time or effort.
What I love most about this stuff is you can see in that kids face. It motivates and excites a whole new generation of people to sciences and aviation and aerospace
Yes, exactly. It's a great example of the positive benefits of thinking big, something this country has lost the ability to execute because we've become so cynical.
Weird comment. We must not have watched the same video. This video was about a corporate rocket sent off with federal subsidies. Hopefully this isn't happening in the future
Just a few years ago, this was "impossible" and "wasnt feasible" and "Purely science fiction". We're living in what the 2000's called the scifi future!! Its EPIC and I totally share the sentiment.
@@shirothehero0609literally something you see from futuristic movies, something landing from out space perfectly balanced coming down with the rocket ag the bottom
I saw one in person a few years back. It was easily the most unnatural and eerie feeling I’ve ever had. The entire planet feels like it’s on rewind. It’s wasn’t something my brain was ready to see. Lol
Someone asked Elon how sick he was when watching the first Rockets blow up during the testing phase 😳, he said, No because every time one blew he knew they were that much closer to it right!! 😊 That the only way you can learn something is through failure. 🤔 😊, not everyone understands that but it's true! Such is life 😊
All the Years of NASA using disposable boosters, etc and in just a few years of trials these are returned to Drone landing pads. What the Hell has All the funding actually gone to? NASA couldn't figure this out or was it an idea that was shut down without testing.
It’s crazy, when you think of it. The rocket’s in free fall up until the final few seconds when it relights the engine to catch itself for a soft landing.
It’s hauling ass when it first comes into view that’s for sure. I didn’t know it got a burn in much higher up. That’s interesting, thank you. When the final burn starts it looks like it’s slammed on the breaks, and it was going to make quite the mess if it hadn’t.
Such an amazing accomplishment to be able to bring a booster back and reuse it. The the concept of landing a giant tube of fuel like that is mind boggling. To see it in real time is truely amazing
@@raychristy5027 SALT WATER, is the only drawback I can see at the present moment. Usually the corrosion factors also have to be weighed in. Salt Water corrosion is visible with the naked eye. I am sure all the Rocket Scientist have already figured this in amongst all of their inspections/calculations!
@dukeforrest2420 I also didn't see a Lamborghini yet, but I guess I never will, because it is so easily faked. Like bruh, wtf. You can't actually be that narrow-minded.
Giggle? Do you know where the other boosters would go? In the Atlantic. And would then have to be retrieved by a large vessels, refurbished and reused, costing a lot of money. This is way better. Lol
I once saw the space shuttle Atlantis on the back of the 747 land at SLC international back in the 90's. One of the most amazing things. I also saw the shuttle on the pad at Cape Canaveral - missed the launch by days because of a delay. As amazing as the shuttle is/was, this is absolutely jaw droppingly amazing.
@@RyanNash-m2f yeah! It was probably the same launch! I was at Disney World with my family that week prior and then left that day before. If I recall, it was the final shuttle mission as well. Sure would have been amazing to see it! Glad you caught it. Super neat.
I'm now 70 years young, When NASA first sent their first spaceship up; then to circle the Earth, my loving grandparents made sure that i would see this. So Grandpa hitched up his travel trailer to the back of his van and we went to NASA found a camping site; for a day or 2 before the shuttle flight, yes oh so cool to watch. This is something you and your children will always remember may God bless To you and yours stay safe Susie, in FL.🌴🚀 July 28, Fri. 2023
That sonic boom is epic! The engine noise sounded a lot like a fighter jet afterburner Edit: the amount of ppl saying it’s not a sonic boom is insane lmfao like bruh, those boosters fall at speeds exceeding Mach 1, so the boosters DO go supersonic. Second of all, it just CAN’T be the engines. There’s 9 engines on those boosters, but we hear only 3 booms. All u ppl gotta do some research lmfao
I agree with your sentiment. Recent SpaceX tech and engineering has been an incredible step forward for space exploration in general. And thanks for the kind words about the footage.
Watching a falcon9 launch and landing was one of the highlights of my life, feeling the rocket launch and then watching a freaking skyscraper fall back to earth and land it’s just amazing
@@Everything817"Erm, acktchually it was implemented in CGI and the government is lying to you because they like to!! ☝️🤓" I swear these people are a different species 😂
Soo funny.. in 30 years you will see how human kind is slave of the multinationals society. Half of america will be without food and breathble air. Half of the people you know will die in ways that today we cant even immagin. But it's ok, lets's go and see.. in all the civilizated world today familys stop to have childrens becose they are too afraid of what america and europe are becaming. But it's ok.. maibe think before write.
...and to think that during this landing burn that it's just one of the nine Merlin 1D engines that it uses to lift off really demonstrates just how powerful these rocket engines are. Great video capture!
@@johnlucier5654The Falcon 9 first stage uses cold gas thrusters, thrust vectoring, and engine gimbaling during a reentry. Above Earths atmosphere (where there is no air) the first stage uses cold gas thrusters that send out bursts to steer it along with thrust vectoring during the reentry burn that uses three of the Merlin 1D engines (engines #1,#9,#5) to slow the stage enough that it doesn't burn up while slamming into Earths atmosphere. When it gets low enough that the Earths atmosphere can be used to deploy the grid fins, the grid fins deploy when the atmosphere gets thick enough to swivel them out. They act like the feathers on the back of an arrow to keep more drag on the top of the first stage keeping it headed engines first toward earth. The grid fins are computer controlled and very effective at steering the stage back to the landing zone. They work great until it decelerates below the aerodynamic threshold that renders them useless at low speed where the cold gas thrusters are again used along with engine gimbaling and thrust vectoring to keep the stage vertical until landing and even sometimes a few seconds after if the winds are high or the drone ship is rocking in the ocean. Only the single center engine (engine #9) fires for the landing burn since it's the only one in the center for a balanced thrust.
Grabbing your chest from the sheer impressiveness of a 10 story rocket slowing down and coming down to a landing in front of you. Tons and tons of metal landing as gracefully as a hummingbird. Amazing work engineers at SpaceX. You put in long hours but what you do is incredibly impressive. Take a bow.
*Honestly, to be able to achieve such a cool thing, turning the impossible to possible, it's just history in the making right here.. This is just as awesome as humans walking on the moon hehe..* 🤗😎
I was born in 1950. Yes, 73 years ago. I lived through the first Moon Landing at the age of 18 years old. Vietnam War hot and heavy and I was going through Basic Training at Fort Jackson, SC. My MOS was at Red Stone Arsenal, AL. (HUNTSVILLE). Actually at the Rocket and Space Center. Just my style! Every time that I see this video, I tell anyone who I am with, “you know, I just wish that Neil Armstrong could have seen this!”. It’s absolutely amazing! Neil would have loved it!
Imagine a tall thin building falling out of the sky and landing itself. It gets me every time.
September 11, 2001
Me too!
You mean like a plane 😂
Math. Fantastically managed math. This is an incredible achievement. Bravo!
Deep💯💪🏿
That is one of the coolest thing humans have ever achieved.
Then they destroy it😢
No
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Naw not even close, hoave you heard of nikola tesla
@@VenomOG pretty sure Elon’s heard of Nikola Tesla.
That engine roar is so satisfying.
Ik
Less of a roar and more of a crackle tbh
Where is this at exactly I want to go and hear the sonic boom. It’s a bucket list of mine before I die
@@WhiteOwlOnFire_XXXi don't think its a sonic boom pal... i could be wrong...needs to be traveling at mach 1 (750mph) to be heard on the ground....i think its thrusters igniting and on full power... awesome sound though!!!
@@jaydobinson7908 It goes from supersonic to subsonic somewhere.
The physics doing the calculations and adjustments is incredible!! Wow
What ?
When I was a kid in the 70's watching Apollo mission launches. I NEVER thought I'd see the day I'd see rockets flying backwards. Never even conceived it. Still blows my mind every time I see it.
Ur a lucky man to have seen the Saturn5
@@ruska9773pretty sad really. Goes to show how limited we are by this current way of life
@@ruska9773 The 1st VTOL rocket was developped 20 years before SpaceX. by MacDonnellDouglas and NASA.DCx from MacDonnellDouglas was the 1st. Then NASA gave to Musk , $ and the VTOL technology. Musk is not a genius, just a business man a good communicator
Watch the 1st rocket flying backwards, the DCx Delta Clipper from MacDonnellDouglas, developped 10-20 years before the creation of SpaceX
It is fake.
That sound never gets old
Like we live in future and nobody noticied this
❤
@@theomatas2300 you do!)))
@rickibeattie7663 Isn't that the Sound of the V1 (Pulse Engine)?
@@radwanderer6165No
The boosters are like 16 stories tall! And they are still going so fast until the last second, unbelievable!
Looks like a movie, with actors!
@@99.9percent9 But it's not. You can go watch it yourself... Unless you're scared.
It's the "suicide burn". It's the most efficient way of slowing to a stop.
@@99.9percent9
Yeah you said it ,"unbelievable ".
Seeing that just fills me with pride that our space program has come this far. Literally stuff youd see from 1960s and 70s sci fi movies....love it.
That's Elon, not Nassa.
Not to be picky, but its not the space program, it's private individuals that have taken over for the space program and given new life to it!!
If it was left up to the space program, we would still be stuck in the 50's technology. But we have individuals who want to see the space program exceed and go farther on less money 💰!!Thank you gentleman 👏 👍
@@oceanpier Who's nassa? Never heard of them...
@@jazzdad24 ok...im inclined to agree, but you got the gist of what I was saying
Absolutely brilliant that it can just find its way home. Absolutely brilliant! Guiding a multi ton steel rod through the atmosphere like a drone returning to home base. So incredible.
That's awesome. I'm so jealous of the people watching and filming
Hehehe 😅
This is the way rockets landed in movies when I was a kid, back in the 1950's.
Yeah, it's wild to see how far we've come with modern engineering, etc.
That makes it even more shocking. The theory was always there. Now it can actually be created
@@greglindgren8197 There's an old saying: "History repeats itself". :)
I remember it, too. I'm glad to see the present meet the past.
And we don't find that in the least bit suss?
Amazing, That looks like science fiction but they actually did it.
Yep. With SpaceX, the future is here. :)
@@menacemac4253😂
Science is Fiction!
Ben Bova’s Clipper ships
@@menacemac4253 Then we are all doomed.
I never get tired of watching this.
Me either. But I don't understand why people can't watch stuff in silence.
@@KeweenawPatriot They probably don't live there lives surrounding the quality of some iphone video Keweenaw. You should try to live in the moment sometimes brother!
FANTASTIC camera work, no shaking, perfectly centered, no hercky jerky, just smooth as butter. Job well done!🎉
Smooth as my balls 👍
Hercky jercky lol
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Realy good fake
not really lol… it would have been fantastic if it was actually recorded horizontally, like how videos are meant to be filmed and watched.
Those kids just saw history in the making. Wild..thanks for sharing this.
Glad you enjoyed it :)
Every day is history, do you even know the definition of the word, "History" 😂
If you died TODAY, where would you be spending eternity? Have all your sins been forgiven or are you still hoping that you're a good enough person to earn a spot in heaven.
The reality is that no one can earn a spot, our sin disqualifies us. But the God news is that Jesus paid for our qualification by dying on our behalf taking the punishment that we deserved.
JESUS said, "For God so loved the world, that He gave His one and only Son; that WHOEVER believes in Him should not perish, but have everlasting life." - John 3:16
Nothing is more important than your eternal destination. Please, don't say, "When I get older I'll get right with God' or 'I'll get serious with Jesus one day when I'm ready.'
Don't wait any longer, today is the day of salvation. Get right with God today, for tomorrow very well might be too late.
We invite you to REPENT and accept that Jesus Christ is Lord of your life by praying this simple prayer out loud right now...
'Heavenly Father, I turn away from my old life and repent for my sins. I believe that Jesus came for me, that Jesus died for me and that Jesus rose again for me so that I can be forgiven and receive eternal life. I believe in my heart and confess with my mouth that Jesus Christ is the Lord of my life from this day. Through Him and in His Name, receive the gift of eternal life. I ask you to fill me with the Holy Spirit and lead me for the rest of my life. In Jesus name - Amen.
🎉🎉🎉
That kid will remember that for the rest of his life. What a great way to inspire the younger generations.
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He has probably forgotten about it already
He probably wants to work in the industry now or be an astronaut!
На что вдохновит?
Where is that private little spot?
Сколько восторга и счастья в глазах этого мальчишки . Молодцы Американцы!❤
Heureusement qu'il n'est pas venu sur les câbles électriques . 😮😮😮😮😮😮
Thanks from 🇺🇸
Thank for Elon Musk.
То что ребёнок рад это хорошо но пока этого в реале нет!
Шта вы скажите Али?Вы слепы,это и есть реал@@ГенаКустарников
That is amazing . Never did I think that AMERICA could have a rocket land and retrieved like that .
Yeah. It's pretty wild technology.
America doesn't have that technology bro, Elon Musk have that, America is just a shitty country nowadays with the dumbest generation today
NASA did this in the 90s...
@@3nigma.3nc apparently not successfully enough to implement it.
We don't. It's a hologram they're going to fake an alien invasion with that technology don't fall for it.
I could watch these a thousand times and it still wouldn't get old.
Cgi
It’s fake
@@lostsoul5043imagine the poor souls that have to be around you everyday I imagine your poor mother hates every second of her life knowing she gave birth to a conspiracy clown that thinks everything in the world is fake and everybody is out to get him when in reality you and the few people that think like you in the world are just simply not worth the time or effort.
@@valiantone395moron
NASA developed this technology in the 70s Elon Musk did not develop this technology in fact some of those same NASA engineers work for SpaceX now.
What I love most about this stuff is you can see in that kids face. It motivates and excites a whole new generation of people to sciences and aviation and aerospace
Truly! :)
Верно
Yes, exactly. It's a great example of the positive benefits of thinking big, something this country has lost the ability to execute because we've become so cynical.
Is great to see kids excited looking towards the future.
Thanks. :)
Weird comment. We must not have watched the same video.
This video was about a corporate rocket sent off with federal subsidies.
Hopefully this isn't happening in the future
@@Long-legged You must not be a dreamer. That's OK, not all of us have great imaginations.
@@Long-legged Ahí tienes mi negativo. Por kapuyoooo
Yep, primed and ready to be deceived
Man, that never gets old. Its like seeing the iron horse go by in the 1800s
It really is, some day this will be commonplace and people will be complaining about rocket pads being too close to major cities.
Sci-fi movies in the 1950's showed rockets landing like this!
@@ME-ru4hvyou mean pushing with it?
@@ME-ru4hvПрочитайте, что такое реактивная струя. Об этом ещё Циолковский писал. А это отец космонавтики.
So all thats left of it is now Sci?
@@ME-ru4hvbro what 😂 your brain isn’t braining
@@ME-ru4hvhaven’t you ever used a torch? 😂
Never thought I'd live long enough to ever be around for something like this. Truly awesome.
Just a few years ago, this was "impossible" and "wasnt feasible" and "Purely science fiction".
We're living in what the 2000's called the scifi future!! Its EPIC and I totally share the sentiment.
Quê legal você está presenciando.👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏🇧🇷
@@shirothehero0609literally something you see from futuristic movies, something landing from out space perfectly balanced coming down with the rocket ag the bottom
I saw one in person a few years back.
It was easily the most unnatural and eerie feeling I’ve ever had.
The entire planet feels like it’s on rewind.
It’s wasn’t something my brain was ready to see.
Lol
Neither did I honestly
Imagine the calculations and problems you have to work out on paper WAY BEFORE they even build the thing. Crazy crazy smart people out there man
Someone asked Elon how sick he was when watching the first Rockets blow up during the testing phase 😳, he said, No because every time one blew he knew they were that much closer to it right!! 😊
That the only way you can learn something is through
failure. 🤔 😊, not everyone understands that but it's true! Such is life 😊
Love the kid at the end. That landing just made another explorer.
Yes, it did. :)
The sound of rockets is beautiful to hear
Come to Ukraine free shows at night
What was the two bangs from?
The Falcon Heavy boosters returning in sync is one that you guys need to see in person-SO AWESOME.
That's on my list for sure. I haven't seen the Heavy dual boosters return together. Can't wait!
wher is the best place to see them landing?
Yea where in Florida can you go watch take off at landings?
Absolutely mind boggling!
The kid smiling at the end is what makes it great.
It truly does ! ❤
Yeah LIKE HE KNOWS HE WATCH A PRETEND 🚀 MAGIC FLY BACKWARDS... NO PARACHUTES TO MAKE THE PRETEND ROCKET FALL... WOW THE 🐂 IN 🌎🌍 #ROWL4nd99
@@RowlendSmithe 💀 bro on the fent
God comments like yours make me cringe "Oh tHe KiD sMiLiNg aT tHe End" Shutt the fock upp
That will NEVER fail to impress me. The control and feedback sytems working like mad to make it possible, must be immense.
большой труд людей систематизирующих и обрабатывающих данные сделало это возможным, выглядит невероятно
My favorite course in college..... Feedback and control systems 😊😊😊
Да-да, feedback feedback
And a RTX4090 would be bored to death with such calculations.
The missile knows where it is because it knows where it isn't
The fact they land better then take off now is insane
Pathetic
Is that a fact?
@@Viralbutnotyet🤣
*than
I lived in Cape Canaveral for many years watching rockets go up. The first time i saw a falcon 9 land i cried. Truly incredible.
That is some serious talent and engineering skills, to come up with a reusable rocket that works so efficiently!! Great work Space X
Agreed. It's impressive technology.
You mean great work Sheldon 😂
Ты сводил Роскосмос и NASA, в первый класс
All the Years of NASA using disposable boosters, etc and in just a few years of trials these are returned to Drone landing pads. What the Hell has All the funding actually gone to? NASA couldn't figure this out or was it an idea that was shut down without testing.
@@joshwilliams9248 shit…. that money was sidetracked right into a couple peoples bank accounts 😏
It’s crazy, when you think of it. The rocket’s in free fall up until the final few seconds when it relights the engine to catch itself for a soft landing.
Yep. Just gliding back.
PID controller.
It actually does a burn a little higher up to slow itself down some initially
It’s hauling ass when it first comes into view that’s for sure. I didn’t know it got a burn in much higher up. That’s interesting, thank you. When the final burn starts it looks like it’s slammed on the breaks, and it was going to make quite the mess if it hadn’t.
Wouldn't it have just burnt upon re-entry if the engine was to fire only for final seconds.
that's nothing short of amazing!!!!
That kid is lucky, seeing such an amazing event will inspire him
Such an amazing accomplishment to be able to bring a booster back and reuse it. The the concept of landing a giant tube of fuel like that is mind boggling. To see it in real time is truely amazing
Have you seen it in real time? All i see is video that can easily be fake
@@deangullberry2420this video isn't fake lol I saw it land with my own two eyes
@@Osamabintardin i don't believe you
@@raychristy5027 SALT WATER, is the only drawback I can see at the present moment. Usually the corrosion factors also have to be weighed in.
Salt Water corrosion is visible with the naked eye. I am sure all the Rocket Scientist have already figured this in amongst all of their inspections/calculations!
@dukeforrest2420 I also didn't see a Lamborghini yet, but I guess I never will, because it is so easily faked. Like bruh, wtf. You can't actually be that narrow-minded.
Looks unreal no matter how many times you watch see it. Awesome!!!
because it is...unreal....wake up
@@ChrisFolgersDeHaan Bwahahahaha, that's freakin hilarious!!!! What a great comedian!!!
@@ChrisFolgersDeHaanWell you can just go to Florida and watch it with your own eyes.
One of the best videos ive EVER seen!!! Thank you for this!!!
Glad you liked it!
Gives me chills every time. An engineering marvel
Agreed. Same.
The precision is wild
Agreed! Absolutely amazing.
It's fake ...who are this people ....hear the audio so fake ...why can't more people go to the sightings...
@@JustDoittt-rf9xfThere is more than that. You could go see it if you wanted. Thats what a rocket sounds like
It really is. Crazy how it doesnt flip.
@@XxCreateFlowxX editor is talented
Hahaha, never gets old.
Gotta hand it to Musk for giving us something to giggle about.
Haha. Yeah...
Giggle? Do you know where the other boosters would go? In the Atlantic. And would then have to be retrieved by a large vessels, refurbished and reused, costing a lot of money. This is way better. Lol
I’m sure he’s got more up his sleeve for us.
@@cookiesnruntz You know it's real because it looks so fake.....
In the movies
@@dwm5150 yep, he's been entertaining so far.
I once saw the space shuttle Atlantis on the back of the 747 land at SLC international back in the 90's. One of the most amazing things. I also saw the shuttle on the pad at Cape Canaveral - missed the launch by days because of a delay.
As amazing as the shuttle is/was, this is absolutely jaw droppingly amazing.
Did they launch the next day,think I was at the delay as well...seen the shuttle from Disney the next day.
@@RyanNash-m2f yeah! It was probably the same launch! I was at Disney World with my family that week prior and then left that day before. If I recall, it was the final shuttle mission as well. Sure would have been amazing to see it!
Glad you caught it. Super neat.
The view from the other side of the trees is even more spectacular. It parks in what looks like the launch tower. Bloody amazing.
Feels like watching a rocket launch in reverse, so cool to see!!
Exactly, it looks and sounds reverse
It’s insane that this is reality
Aint nothing fake about it guys😅😅😅
@@JLswatchthis never said it was fake!!! When watching it it it just “feels” like you are watching it in reverse!!!
@@JLswatchthis never said it was “fake” just said it looks like you’re watching a video in reverse!!
Those booster landings never get old!
Crazy shit.
Unbelievable that that works not just in theory. THAT'S Hightech!
Beautiful photography thanks for sharing
Yeah that never gets old. Freaking amazing.
Never gets old I try and watch every liftoff and landings from the Cape amazing stuff
Yeah, they are worth watching.
It is scary how fast they come in for the suicide burn. Yet it has always worked out.@@menacemac4253
That looks like something out of a video game. Crazy stuff.
That's really amazing, I hope see it!
A sight to behold at least once in a lifetime.❤
The sonic booms😊
That's just so freaking amazing. Congrats 👏 to those who made it possible.
It would be so awesome to see and hear it in person! Wish I was there. Peace
Me too! Someday I'll travel down there and attend a rocket launch.
В чем проблема, приезжай на Украину и таких ракет увидишь сотни, которые разрываются возле тебя. Море впечатлений гарантированно.
That's amazing that would be awesome to see
I need to see this before I die
It's worth it.
I'm now 70 years young,
When NASA first sent their first spaceship up; then to circle the Earth, my loving grandparents made sure that i would see this. So Grandpa hitched up his travel trailer to the back of his van and we went to NASA found a camping site; for a day or 2 before the shuttle flight, yes oh so cool to watch. This is something you and your children will always remember may God bless To you and yours stay safe
Susie, in FL.🌴🚀
July 28, Fri. 2023
You just did
@@0kewlThey mean in person. A video is not comparable to seeing, hearing, and feeling the real thing.
See it in your eyes.
I'd literally cry if I was there
(Incrível como um comentário simples como esse causou tanto incômodo. E eu só queria demonstrar que gosto do tema.🤡🤣)
Sounds like u r a gaylord
V gay
@@Nathan-jt8zt I'm a woman. You're annoying me because I said I would cry if I saw this in person.? U don't have nothing better to do with your time?😑
@@HeyitsZooeySome people have no soul-that or he's a child.
@@sapientia_et_virtus probably he's both
That sonic boom is epic! The engine noise sounded a lot like a fighter jet afterburner
Edit: the amount of ppl saying it’s not a sonic boom is insane lmfao like bruh, those boosters fall at speeds exceeding Mach 1, so the boosters DO go supersonic. Second of all, it just CAN’T be the engines. There’s 9 engines on those boosters, but we hear only 3 booms. All u ppl gotta do some research lmfao
Agreed. :)
It technically literally is
Right lol@@CodenameBaconSizzle
@@CodenameBaconSizzleyes but it’s WAY louder and WAY more powerful. It’s also not on a jet engine
Isn't sonic boom the sound when something goes supersonic? This wasn't going supersonic, the boom was from that engine starting.
I am never going to be bored watching this.
What a time to be alive...That is the best footage of what one of these landings actually looks like I've ever seen.
I agree with your sentiment. Recent SpaceX tech and engineering has been an incredible step forward for space exploration in general. And thanks for the kind words about the footage.
Это взлёт ракеты.
1st for me too...never seen them land but cast into ocean....nice😊
That’s some interstellar sh*t right there 🔥🙌🏾
Rest in peace, Dr Mann 🪦
The brilliant scientist who didn't know how airlocks work. 😔
@@sweetfreeze5528 in peace may he rest 😔
Tout ta fait 👍
Beyond impressive. The look on that kid's face afterwards sums it up for me. Great camerawork!
You have to admire the genius of these people that make this possible.
Yep! :)
Watching a falcon9 launch and landing was one of the highlights of my life, feeling the rocket launch and then watching a freaking skyscraper fall back to earth and land it’s just amazing
You realize this is fake right?
@AbdelazizziIfghaswaniJafari all of it. Do your research.
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I lost my tin foil hat, I can't do the research lest my brain is scanned...@@stewartj3407
@@stewartj3407 so these people are bought to lie?
Award goes to Cameraman 🎉
You mean the CGI guy
@@popeantichrist8847 Hush smooth brain, we were there.
Nope. Its fake !!!
@@Everything817"Erm, acktchually it was implemented in CGI and the government is lying to you because they like to!! ☝️🤓" I swear these people are a different species 😂
You guys in the comment section here can make calm judgments! That's great 👍
Impressive, and 3 sonic booms. I'd love to see that in person one day.
I’ll never get tired of hearing that sound of that rocket landing
No dust or anything. Super incredible
LMFAO. Exactly...
i knew there had to be someone here who figured it out
It’s behind a forest you couldn’t see any dust being kicked up.. so what are you implying? That we can’t believe our own eyes?
@@davidjessee7701 oh, were you there?
The hologram glitch’s over the power lines. So fake.
C'est un truc de fou a quelle point on vit dans une epoque incroyable , j'imagine meme pas dans 50 ans 😮
Les 1% et leurs serviteurs seront les seuls qui resteront. Le reste d’entre nous sera parti.
Beautiful! I lived on the Space Coast for over 40 yrs. Now, that I've moved away, this is what I miss the most.
I feel that way about earthquakes in California. There is no bigger rush.
You know it's only a balloon right they've tried for many years research operation fishbowl
@@yogiesbeer
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The first space shuttle launch was awesome.
I'll never forget it.
@@yogiesbeerffs you’re one of those huh
F****n fantastic! Really excellent!
Looks like something outta a movie!❤
That’s pretty badass
IS IT HAPPEND ? IS NOT A FAKE ?
@@piotr5338it is real, this is falcon 9 first stage
Love it wish I was born 10 years ago just like that kid so I would be able to see the next 30 years.
Aww i pray you live mamy many years. So many years youll wonder how you lived so long!
Eh, aside from this, things are pretty terrible.
I dunno man. Feel like we lived in a better time
@@Maul1111yeah for sure
Soo funny.. in 30 years you will see how human kind is slave of the multinationals society. Half of america will be without food and breathble air. Half of the people you know will die in ways that today we cant even immagin. But it's ok, lets's go and see.. in all the civilizated world today familys stop to have childrens becose they are too afraid of what america and europe are becaming. But it's ok.. maibe think before write.
That child was so excited!! He will never forget that!!
That was AMAZING!
Its fake
Best video iv seen of this!
That's a once in lifetime shot. Amazing footage.
Not really, they are averaging a launch more than once a week, and a return to land every couple of weeks.
That's flipping awesome..! Wish to see that live someday.❤
...and to think that during this landing burn that it's just one of the nine Merlin 1D engines that it uses to lift off really demonstrates just how powerful these rocket engines are. Great video capture!
How does it control stability? Thrust vectoring of the single engine or additional engines?
@@johnlucier5654The Falcon 9 first stage uses cold gas thrusters, thrust vectoring, and engine gimbaling during a reentry. Above Earths atmosphere (where there is no air) the first stage uses cold gas thrusters that send out bursts to steer it along with thrust vectoring during the reentry burn that uses three of the Merlin 1D engines (engines #1,#9,#5) to slow the stage enough that it doesn't burn up while slamming into Earths atmosphere. When it gets low enough that the Earths atmosphere can be used to deploy the grid fins, the grid fins deploy when the atmosphere gets thick enough to swivel them out. They act like the feathers on the back of an arrow to keep more drag on the top of the first stage keeping it headed engines first toward earth. The grid fins are computer controlled and very effective at steering the stage back to the landing zone. They work great until it decelerates below the aerodynamic threshold that renders them useless at low speed where the cold gas thrusters are again used along with engine gimbaling and thrust vectoring to keep the stage vertical until landing and even sometimes a few seconds after if the winds are high or the drone ship is rocking in the ocean. Only the single center engine (engine #9) fires for the landing burn since it's the only one in the center for a balanced thrust.
@@johnlucier5654это фейк и компьютерная графика.
@@xplmr1 thank you for that. Lots of moving parts there.
So awesome truly lands straight up.
I've never seen this, wow!
I saw the shuttle launch by chance over 16yrs ago and that was amazing.
何度見ても異常な光景だ。凄すぎる
Same with balloons
@@drvgged He is not the reason for balloon 🎈. Don't hate the innocents 🥺
@@drvggedどの風船？
太平洋戦争での風船爆弾？
それとも中国による観測気球？
Parece que sólo usted y yo presumimos que es mentira
☠️
Omg I wish I could see this live in person ❤
Cameraman needs to be hired by space x
That was perfection!😮
Grabbing your chest from the sheer impressiveness of a 10 story rocket slowing down and coming down to a landing in front of you. Tons and tons of metal landing as gracefully as a hummingbird. Amazing work engineers at SpaceX. You put in long hours but what you do is incredibly impressive.
Take a bow.
Agreed. :)
16 story!
What's really amazing is how in the near future this will be nothing by comparison.
It was coming so fast but also so precise, amazing, thank you for sharing with us
Whoa. Way cooler angle than the official video feeds!
This looks like something coming in to land - like a sci-fi movie!
Thanks for sharing 👍
Wow.. amazing landing.. look at this kid, his heart pounding reaction. Priceless.. lucky kid gets to experience this event.❤❤
นี้มันคือสิ่งสุดยอดของโลก❤
Imagine how loud that actually is...
The sonic boom is crazy loud!
Louder than anything you will see at an airshow
It must be a fascinating feeling to see it every single time 😮😮
That's totally awesome. Oh that's so cool!😮😮😊😊😊
*Honestly, to be able to achieve such a cool thing, turning the impossible to possible, it's just history in the making right here.. This is just as awesome as humans walking on the moon hehe..* 🤗😎
My thoughts exactly. :)
Who’ve watch this more than twice on for the sound?
Sounds more like fireworks that a SONIC BOOM? SONIC BOOM GO BOOM not pop pop
@@igolfgod4Who said it was a sonic boom? The booster was already sub sonic when it became visible.
@@cadennorris960 and now I know, thank you.
Eu nenhuma porque deixo meu celular no mute. Tenho mais o que fazer.
I was born in 1950. Yes, 73 years ago. I lived through the first Moon Landing at the age of 18 years old. Vietnam War hot and heavy and I was going through Basic Training at Fort Jackson, SC. My MOS was at Red Stone Arsenal, AL. (HUNTSVILLE). Actually at the Rocket and Space Center. Just my style!
Every time that I see this video, I tell anyone who I am with, “you know, I just wish that Neil Armstrong could have seen this!”. It’s absolutely amazing! Neil would have loved it!
It must have been ASTONISHING to see a spacex Falcon 9 core stage land while camping. What a sight to see!
The sound is so impressive 😮😮😮
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