@@inkster147 dont see any sign of sonic boom.. At the start of the video, i dont know is that a sonic or not..but near the cloud, dont see any sign of sonic boom i used to know
@@johnnym6700 because of the distance away that people are when recording it, the sound of the boom is deejayed compared to the footage. Speed of light is much faster than the speed of sound. That's why the sound of a fighter jet follows behind the jet or a clap of thunder comes after the lightning when at a distance
Absolutely out of this world. I dont think the general public realise how huge a deal this is. A huge milestone in rocketeering/future space exploration and history book stuff. Starlink on its own is a engineering marvel, and now this. SpaceX is completely pushing the boundaries of what we think is possible.
@@yassassin6425 No they couldn't. Because (apart from constant political meddling) the biggest problem with the NASA model was cost plus contracts with the suppliers. In other words NASA constantly wrote blank cheques which is why their costs were astronomical. Look at what's currently happening with SLS. One of the contractors has spent over $240 million to design a launch tower. WTF? The contractors talked down and even refused to do anything towards reusability. Because if something was reusable the contractor lost the profit they would make out of constructing it new for every launch. This sort of thing (return to launch site) was discussed with the solid boosters for the shuttle way back in the 70's before it was firmly decided to make them solids. One of (if not) the reason solids were chosen was the contractors all dismissed the "reuse" (return to launch site) model, and in doing this talked up the advantages of solids knowing no reuse was possible because you can't relight them. So no burn back, no landing burn so no return to the launch site. Instead we ended up with "reuse" of the solids being to tow them back to shore by boat, dismantle them, ship the pieces across the country to have them refurbished and refueled. All that extra handling actually turned out to be more expensive than building them new each time. And that was chosen because it is what the manufacturer talked NASA into because they knew that was the most profitable thing for them. And the manufacturers even had the cheek to convince NASA to have their political masters pass a law requiring all future launch vehicles of NASA to have solid boosters. That's why they are on SLS, because of that law. The contractors convinced NASA the solids were the cheapest option and congress was convinced of the same thing. The true costs of doing this only came out years later after they had started flying the shuttle. And re-engineering the boosters from that point on was going to be so expensive it wasn't worth it. Plus that pesky law requiring NASA to always use solids would have to be quietly wiped off the books. And that would have required both Congress and NASA to admit how badly duped they had been. That would have undermined the prestige of NASA and made the politicians who went along with it look pretty stupid. So everyone decided to just quietly press on and not say anything. Even after challenger no changes were made to using solids. The O rings were redesigned yes. But again, reengineering the solids to liquid fuel was so astronomically expensive it wasn't even considered. So again, no NASA couldn't have done this.
Sonic booms occured several seconds before the booster capture... the person recording was located 5 miles/ 9 kms away and sound travels at only 330 metres/second or 0.330 kms per second
@@simonfenix7696 How's that religion working out for ya? Looks like you got a lot of Faith to pile into it as you go about preaching how you are right and Reality is wrong.... What are your medication values at these days?
Romans 10:9-10 “If you declare with your mouth, “Jesus is Lord,” and believe in your heart that God raised him from the dead, you will be saved. For it is with your heart that you believe and are justified, and it is with your mouth that you profess your faith and are saved.” 😊👍
@@darkmatter21_xx of course, of course, there are no front groups of people (like "random people" on the Copperfield show) working for the system - keep talking matrix nonsense - it's getting funny)
@@simonfenix7696 "front groups of people" You can't explain the HUNDREDS of people watching from HUNDREDS OF ANGLES. Everyone recorded it from 100 different angles. Ah yes "everyone is a paid actor" sorry kid, that doesn't work with 100 angles.
@@georgka74 ты можешь приехать и наблюдать это все в живую. Тогда у тебя не будет никаких сомнений в подлинности происходящего, но ты предпочитаешь сидеть дома и бредить..
The people were standing approximately 4 miles away. The sound of the booster rocket ignition didn’t arrive until 20 seconds later, and the sound of the rocket continued long after the ignition was shut off.
Awesome video. If that wasn't the most incredible thing I've ever seen in my entire life... and I was a child in school, second grade, when a teacher wheeled in a CRT television to let us watch the first Space Shuttle launch.
Imagine a 20 story building in your neighborhood, taking off, send cargo into orbit, drop back, and landing in the exact spot where that building stood.
Specs: Height: 69 meters (226 feet) - Same as a 23 story building Diameter: 9 meters (30 feet) Engines: Up to 33 Raptor engines (using methane and liquid oxygen) Thrust: Approximately 74 MN (16.5 million pounds) Mass (Fully Loaded): Over 3,600 metric tons Burn Time: Around 170 seconds Reusability: Designed for rapid reuse via the Mechazilla tower catch system
And ZERO pollution because when methane burn it release only hot sparkling water. Oh, and the released CO2 is the same that was used to produce the methane in the first place. So NET ZERO pollution.
@@FallenLight0top and bottom of rocket. I think the gridfins generate a shockwave as well, theres actually more than 2, it several from various shocks on surfaces on the rocket
Hello, Marshall B. Lewis! Your videos are amazing. I would like to share it on my channel(about 5-6 seconds). Is that ok? Actually, we will credit you and link to your account channel. Hope that we can make the space community more interested together. Thank you! Great SpaceX,
The Space shuttle was a big one too. And dont forget all the robotic missions to other planets. The thing about SpaceX is that full reusabillity is here really for the first time. It will change human activity in space forever.
A single SpaceX Falcon 9 launch releases 200 to 300 metric tons of CO2 into the atmosphere. The Super Heavy booster emits 2,683 tonnes of CO2, plus 1.7 tons of nitrous oxide.
A single coal plant emits MILLIONS of tons of CO2 into the atmosphere Thats just one out of the 1000s on earth Cars Emitt 4 tons of CO2 Rocket launches only make up 0.005% of all emissions This doesn't do anything compared to everything else
It's too bad it went out of focus but it was a great experience, I'm sure! What does the Bible reference that you mentioned regarding spreading humanity?
109 years ago huge crowds would gather to watch the latest modern marvel come and go, the airplane. Theses days no one wants to live near an airport because of the noise, and only poor people do. Just imagine how disruptive to local communities multiple Starship launches a day will be.
This rocket will be able to deliver ~375 tons in orbit, or ~200 in if they recover the rocket. That's 10 to 20 times more than any other rocket. And the cost of a launch will be $2 to $5 million, compared to $100 to $150 million for a competing rocket.
@@stormk-1130quick question. Why does no one like you? Prolly cuz you bother people who are enthusiastic for something cool. Thanks god your opinion doesn’t matter.
SpaceX (one of the US astronautics companies) employs approximately 13,000 people, while Roscosmos employs 150,000 people. So draw your own conclusions about where it is more effective. And who has achieved what results over the past 9-14 years.
Without doubt! But to be fair, SpaceX is in the league of their own even compared to most of the Western aerospace companies. Boeing alone employs 170,000 people, and look at them!
Roscosmos has a wide variety of space science divisions etc. while Space X has only rocket/ space ship division and those of a Starlink so not really comparable. But still, when compared to NASA which has "only" ~20k employers and has basically all the same divisions as roscosmos and does more, roscosmos is indeed very inneffective even before Russian invasion on Ukraine.
So everyone and everything will get to experience those sonic bangs 24/7 when things go well. 👍 Wildlife, people, you're getting clapped like in this video.
Ok and? I was there and it’s not that bad. Of course people won’t want to be listening to it all the time so there will definitely be regulation as to how often these launches can occurs. it’s not had any effect on humans or wildlife and probably never will. But yes some tedious people like you won’t want to be hearing it so like I said there probably will be regulation for that.
one of the coolest moments in human engineering history
Facts
that sound wave on the cloud is beautiful
*pressure wave because of sonic boom
@@inkster147 dont see any sign of sonic boom.. At the start of the video, i dont know is that a sonic or not..but near the cloud, dont see any sign of sonic boom i used to know
You hear the sonic boom toward the end right as it's being caught, followed by the crackling of the engines
Sonic booms only occur when accelerating through the speed of sound not when slowing down!
@@johnnym6700 because of the distance away that people are when recording it, the sound of the boom is deejayed compared to the footage. Speed of light is much faster than the speed of sound. That's why the sound of a fighter jet follows behind the jet or a clap of thunder comes after the lightning when at a distance
Sometimes im just proud to be human. You rock USA, You rock Space X, You rock Elon Musk. Congratulations from Europe.
Absolutely out of this world. I dont think the general public realise how huge a deal this is. A huge milestone in rocketeering/future space exploration and history book stuff. Starlink on its own is a engineering marvel, and now this. SpaceX is completely pushing the boundaries of what we think is possible.
It came back from outside of this world 😂
Everyone knows NASA could never have done this. Just shows how much NASA has hobbled this entire industry for decades.
@@dogmannz
Given the funding and the remit, then yes, they probably could.
@@yassassin6425 No they couldn't. Because (apart from constant political meddling) the biggest problem with the NASA model was cost plus contracts with the suppliers. In other words NASA constantly wrote blank cheques which is why their costs were astronomical. Look at what's currently happening with SLS. One of the contractors has spent over $240 million to design a launch tower. WTF?
The contractors talked down and even refused to do anything towards reusability. Because if something was reusable the contractor lost the profit they would make out of constructing it new for every launch.
This sort of thing (return to launch site) was discussed with the solid boosters for the shuttle way back in the 70's before it was firmly decided to make them solids. One of (if not) the reason solids were chosen was the contractors all dismissed the "reuse" (return to launch site) model, and in doing this talked up the advantages of solids knowing no reuse was possible because you can't relight them. So no burn back, no landing burn so no return to the launch site.
Instead we ended up with "reuse" of the solids being to tow them back to shore by boat, dismantle them, ship the pieces across the country to have them refurbished and refueled.
All that extra handling actually turned out to be more expensive than building them new each time. And that was chosen because it is what the manufacturer talked NASA into because they knew that was the most profitable thing for them.
And the manufacturers even had the cheek to convince NASA to have their political masters pass a law requiring all future launch vehicles of NASA to have solid boosters. That's why they are on SLS, because of that law.
The contractors convinced NASA the solids were the cheapest option and congress was convinced of the same thing. The true costs of doing this only came out years later after they had started flying the shuttle. And re-engineering the boosters from that point on was going to be so expensive it wasn't worth it.
Plus that pesky law requiring NASA to always use solids would have to be quietly wiped off the books. And that would have required both Congress and NASA to admit how badly duped they had been. That would have undermined the prestige of NASA and made the politicians who went along with it look pretty stupid.
So everyone decided to just quietly press on and not say anything. Even after challenger no changes were made to using solids. The O rings were redesigned yes. But again, reengineering the solids to liquid fuel was so astronomically expensive it wasn't even considered.
So again, no NASA couldn't have done this.
@@yassassin6425 you do know NASA gets about 25 billion dollars a year from the goverment right?
Loved how the sonic boom synced with booster capture.
Mic drop
idiot
Sonic booms occured several seconds before the booster capture... the person recording was located 5 miles/ 9 kms away and sound travels at only 330 metres/second or 0.330 kms per second
Its awesome when science/math/engineering gets as much love as a sports team or concert.
If its just math/science/engineering, why cant Boeing do it?
Because it takes MORE than that.
it's called computer graphics)
@@simonfenix7696 insane comment
@@padenvan she really is like that
@@simonfenix7696 How's that religion working out for ya? Looks like you got a lot of Faith to pile into it as you go about preaching how you are right and Reality is wrong.... What are your medication values at these days?
One of the best perspectives of them all! The reaction of the viewers is priceless.
Romans 10:9-10 “If you declare with your mouth, “Jesus is Lord,” and believe in your heart that God raised him from the dead, you will be saved. For it is with your heart that you believe and are justified, and it is with your mouth that you profess your faith and are saved.” 😊👍
Some people didnt even flinch with the boom sound!
dude in pink standed like a Moai there
naturally, the sound was added later, it's fake)
@@simonfenix7696 impossible to fake, there's 100s of people watching and taking video with their smartphones.
@@darkmatter21_xx of course, of course, there are no front groups of people (like "random people" on the Copperfield show) working for the system - keep talking matrix nonsense - it's getting funny)
@@simonfenix7696 "front groups of people"
You can't explain the HUNDREDS of people watching from HUNDREDS OF ANGLES.
Everyone recorded it from 100 different angles. Ah yes "everyone is a paid actor" sorry kid, that doesn't work with 100 angles.
I was there to watch that. The boom was the loudest sound I'd ever heard.
Elon is a real genius. He will take human beings to Mars within 5 years.
Thanks for sharing from this perspective, it must have been so exciting to watch a piece of history unfold
@@johnbourne2917yeah it was!
Beautiful video!
I would never have believed this was real!!! It's like out of a sci fi movie, congrats spacex 👏👏👏❤❤
excellent!...true, they forgot to finish drawing this computer cartoon on smartphones, but never mind, they'll fix it next time
What i liked the most about all this is seeing everyone being excited about it.
Really like seeing the shockwave moving through the clouds
Nice catch! Thanks for pointing that out
Elon and SpaceX make the unimaginable reality.
fakality you mean?
@@georgka74 ты можешь приехать и наблюдать это все в живую. Тогда у тебя не будет никаких сомнений в подлинности происходящего, но ты предпочитаешь сидеть дома и бредить..
@@MrMedk отлично!... правда, они забыли дорисовать этот компьютерный мультик на смартфонах, но ничего, в следующий раз исправят
excellent!...true, they forgot to finish drawing this computer cartoon on smartphones, but never mind, they'll fix it next time
@@simonfenix7696 у тебя с головой все в порядке?
Whooaahh awesome....best angle so far on the landing with the boom..thanks man..👍👍👍
отлично!... правда, они забыли дорисовать этот компьютерный мультик на смартфонах, но ничего, в следующий раз исправят
The people were standing approximately 4 miles away. The sound of the booster rocket ignition didn’t arrive until 20 seconds later, and the sound of the rocket continued long after the ignition was shut off.
Hollywood could not have timed the sonic boom any better. This was the best place and video.
Got chills!
Hollywood?
So you're saying its fake?
Yours is the best vid of them all on this.
Классный аттракцион!
thanks for sharing history!! i got to see IFT1, but this was incredible.
No matter who you are this is amazing incredible feat of engineering wow!
Awesome video. If that wasn't the most incredible thing I've ever seen in my entire life... and I was a child in school, second grade, when a teacher wheeled in a CRT television to let us watch the first Space Shuttle launch.
How sweet to have the kids witness history right in front of them, and with their ears!😮😮
Yessss! USA GREAT AGAIN!!!
Girl in the orange shirt was not ready for the boom😂
Lady closest left
Little guy on the right on his dads shoulders wasnt either, haha.
Magnificent!!!!!
Thank you for sharing the video! I would have loved to be there. 🙂
That will never get old.
That was out if this world.
Literally, yet they still managed to catch it
Imagine a 20 story building in your neighborhood, taking off, send cargo into orbit, drop back, and landing in the exact spot where that building stood.
Amazing ❤
Most beautiful thing ever!
Superb Musk Jeetey raho
Thanks dude. I like these shots in w the crowd. Hear the excitement. Ah wish I’d been there.
awesome footage! Thanks for sharing!
Boom so soo awesome 💜
Cả đời tôi cũng không thể chiêm ngưỡng trực tiếp khoảnh khắc này😢
Such a proove the unites states can still impress the rest of the world!
Great video. Love the sonic boom reaction
I wish the second had been captured when i went. I was still amazing.
Edit- it was amazing.
Specs:
Height: 69 meters (226 feet) - Same as a 23 story building
Diameter: 9 meters (30 feet)
Engines: Up to 33 Raptor engines (using methane and liquid oxygen)
Thrust: Approximately 74 MN (16.5 million pounds)
Mass (Fully Loaded): Over 3,600 metric tons
Burn Time: Around 170 seconds
Reusability: Designed for rapid reuse via the Mechazilla tower catch system
And ZERO pollution because when methane burn it release only hot sparkling water. Oh, and the released CO2 is the same that was used to produce the methane in the first place. So NET ZERO pollution.
Impressionante!
Nice
The sonic boom😊
Awesome. It’s just inspiring stuff!
やーすごい！すごい！👏👏👏👏
What was that nasty whip crack sound? Soundbarrier broke?
Yup, landing rockets produce a double sonic boom.
@@icyknightmare4592 why double?
@@FallenLight0top and bottom of rocket. I think the gridfins generate a shockwave as well, theres actually more than 2, it several from various shocks on surfaces on the rocket
This should have way more recognition and attention than hawk tuah girl
History
Location.?
Americans really take life by the balls and say "Why not?" Respect from Australia!
Even the Extraterrestrials were clapping.
Eso fue increíble
this is the best few yet, great job Elon, and the who crew.
this is so unbelievably cool. what an incredible and exciting time to be alive.
Это самое фантастическое, что я видел за всю свою жизнь)
Awesome indeed
Of course the legacy media makes no mention of this amazing accomplishment. This is huge for us.
The video cut off too quickly, I wanted to see the reactions of the fans!
Did you record it?
I’m still in shock. I don’t think there’s been a day where I haven’t watched this since it happened.
Amazing
The sonic boom arriving near the end was awesome! Or was it the booster firing up? Either way! Awesome!
Why is it a double sonic boom and not just one?
One at the base of the booster and one at the tip
First time i seen a cloud transformed more than twice 😅
They laugh at Elon when he told us he's gonna catch it like this
sonic boom beautiful 😍😍😍
The lady in the orange was ready to run when the sonic boom hit lol
The sonic boom was so visible
It's like a movie......
excellent!...true, they forgot to finish drawing this computer cartoon on smartphones, but never mind, they'll fix it next time
Hello, Marshall B. Lewis!
Your videos are amazing. I would like to share it on my channel(about 5-6 seconds). Is that ok?
Actually, we will credit you and link to your account channel.
Hope that we can make the space community more interested together.
Thank you!
Great SpaceX,
0:39 daggon
Bem vindo ao futuro
This moment will **never** get old.
SpaceX has put excitement back into spaceflight. I haven't felt like this since the Apollo days
The Space shuttle was a big one too. And dont forget all the robotic missions to other planets.
The thing about SpaceX is that full reusabillity is here really for the first time. It will change human activity in space forever.
The USA is back with a bang.
Peak human engineering.
its the unbothered "...yup..." for me 🤣
That sonic boom sounded mean 😂
So fking cool
i cried like a babie 😭 🎯🔥
Why i cried watching this 😭😭😭
excellent!...true, they forgot to finish drawing this computer cartoon on smartphones, but never mind, they'll fix it next time
Ahora no buscamos alienigenas somos los alienigenas en vivo y en directo 🎉
Awesome!!!!!
A single SpaceX Falcon 9 launch releases 200 to 300 metric tons of CO2 into the atmosphere. The Super Heavy booster emits 2,683 tonnes of CO2, plus 1.7 tons of nitrous oxide.
A single coal plant emits MILLIONS of tons of CO2 into the atmosphere
Thats just one out of the 1000s on earth
Cars Emitt 4 tons of CO2
Rocket launches only make up 0.005% of all emissions
This doesn't do anything compared to everything else
Great!
imagine if i were on top of that booster would it still land safely
No
Yes, but you would probably die
That was actually insane
It's too bad it went out of focus but it was a great experience, I'm sure! What does the Bible reference that you mentioned regarding spreading humanity?
Probably some made up bullshit
109 years ago huge crowds would gather to watch the latest modern marvel come and go, the airplane. Theses days no one wants to live near an airport because of the noise, and only poor people do.
Just imagine how disruptive to local communities multiple Starship launches a day will be.
Quick question why people get so excited? Or what is amazing about this?
Human intelligence.....❤
This rocket will be able to deliver ~375 tons in orbit, or ~200 in if they recover the rocket.
That's 10 to 20 times more than any other rocket.
And the cost of a launch will be $2 to $5 million, compared to $100 to $150 million for a competing rocket.
@@Wirmish That's exciting lol?
@@stormk-1130 It will change space exploration in the same way the airplane changed transportation. Its that exciting.
@@stormk-1130quick question. Why does no one like you? Prolly cuz you bother people who are enthusiastic for something cool. Thanks god your opinion doesn’t matter.
SpaceX (one of the US astronautics companies) employs approximately 13,000 people, while Roscosmos employs 150,000 people. So draw your own conclusions about where it is more effective. And who has achieved what results over the past 9-14 years.
Without doubt! But to be fair, SpaceX is in the league of their own even compared to most of the Western aerospace companies. Boeing alone employs 170,000 people, and look at them!
Roscosmos has a wide variety of space science divisions etc. while Space X has only rocket/ space ship division and those of a Starlink so not really comparable. But still, when compared to NASA which has "only" ~20k employers and has basically all the same divisions as roscosmos and does more, roscosmos is indeed very inneffective even before Russian invasion on Ukraine.
No need to draw conclusions. Results speak for themselves.
Roscosmos is the only one with tank turrets in orbit.
So everyone and everything will get to experience those sonic bangs 24/7 when things go well. 👍 Wildlife, people, you're getting clapped like in this video.
Ok and? I was there and it’s not that bad. Of course people won’t want to be listening to it all the time so there will definitely be regulation as to how often these launches can occurs. it’s not had any effect on humans or wildlife and probably never will. But yes some tedious people like you won’t want to be hearing it so like I said there probably will be regulation for that.
I love the comments section, as always 🤭.
Give this technology to India
we hecking did it reddit
Starship écologique ?😅
Elon haters says this is CGI!
They also say it is a reversed video, which is more dumb than saying it's CGI.
マジですごい
CGかと思った
excellent!...true, they forgot to finish drawing this computer cartoon on smartphones, but never mind, they'll fix it next time
NASA has been in existence for almost 70 years and never came close or even tried to catch a booster. Then along comes Elon.