SpaceX Falcon Heavy launches NASA Psyche to weird metal asteroid, nails landings

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  • Опубликовано: 17 ноя 2024

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  • @geraldbostock9858
    @geraldbostock9858 Год назад +75

    I gotta say, seeing the two boosters land upright and coordinated gives me goosebumps! Incredible.

    • @HeWhoRoamsAimlessly
      @HeWhoRoamsAimlessly Год назад

      Wild isn't it

    • @Sherwoody
      @Sherwoody Год назад +4

      I remember when the blastoff was the most exciting part.

    • @benjaznow
      @benjaznow Год назад

      Agree. Seems like science fiction. I supose the central booster landed safe on the ship too?

    • @scolley0616
      @scolley0616 Год назад +2

      @@benjaznow the center core had no grid fins or landing legs, it launched expendable.

    • @benjaznow
      @benjaznow Год назад

      @@scolley0616 Thanks 4 the info!. Any plans to make it reusable too?

  • @Ty_N_KC
    @Ty_N_KC Год назад +181

    Never gets old

    • @arek3866
      @arek3866 Год назад

      Wasted money...It might be better to spend on SS or elderly people than throw money in this worthless “space exploration “ garbage 🎉!!!!!!!
      Freaks whealty democreeps go to hell🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

    • @sumanyuagrawal1854
      @sumanyuagrawal1854 Год назад +1

      yes.

    • @thunderpants007
      @thunderpants007 Год назад +4

      Absolutely, still looks and seems unreal that it’s possible. Extreme innovation

    • @Ty_N_KC
      @Ty_N_KC Год назад +1

      @@thunderpants007 yes it does. Glad we were here for the beginning of it. Have a good one!!

    • @gunsnrosesforever100
      @gunsnrosesforever100 Год назад +2

      Agreed, always cool to see a rocket take off

  • @gordiebrooks
    @gordiebrooks Год назад +91

    Once again Spacex shows why they are the number 1 rocket company in the world.

    • @jacob476
      @jacob476 Год назад +8

      And it's not even close. They are more productive than sll of the others combined

    • @rp4187
      @rp4187 Год назад +6

      My many thanks to the great crew at SpaceX, you guys are out of this world.

    • @timefortech956
      @timefortech956 Год назад +3

      Most of them stay in this world🤣

    • @killer008r
      @killer008r Год назад

      ​@@rp4187 and?

    • @edward7282
      @edward7282 Год назад +7

      @@jacob476it's astounding how a private company can beat the government agencies around the world with a fraction of their budget

  • @colderbeer
    @colderbeer Год назад +37

    The engineering expertise involved to recover those boosters is mind blowing.......

    • @Nuke-MarsX
      @Nuke-MarsX 8 месяцев назад +1

      oh you have absolutely no idea, a hint that its far from easy is the fact that noone is doing it except spacex. nasa has the governments budget and isnt doing it, and also the landing doesnt come just from computers, the invention of raptor engine series was a crucial part and more@amous​

    • @spencer6104
      @spencer6104 6 месяцев назад

      @Jumpingjackflash123well the hardest part from my personal research and non degreed view, would definitely be the throttling and gimbaling of the engines with perfect precision and no variance in thrust delivery. directing it would be the grid fins as mentioned, and a gyroscope.

  • @derricklowrance8052
    @derricklowrance8052 Год назад +14

    The fascinating thing is
    I used to watch sci fi as a kid in the 60s-on... Most rocket launches and landings were similar to this. It thrills me to see that humanity has made my dreams a reality. I am so proud to have lived long enough to see Space X.

    • @watermanglenn1
      @watermanglenn1 Год назад +1

      You are still watching science fiction

    • @HorrorsofCody
      @HorrorsofCody 10 месяцев назад

      ​@@watermanglenn1aww someone doesn't like to live in reality and accept the universe around them. Keep living like a neanderthal bro 🙏🏻

  • @Starship007
    @Starship007 Год назад +29

    Amazing everytime, 2 rockets landing at same time. The sonic boom is epic. Great time to be living with all the tech. I hope I live long enough to see footsteps on Mars and a lunar base.

    • @HorrorsofCody
      @HorrorsofCody 10 месяцев назад

      I'm right there with you! Hopefully we live to see the day! 🤞🏻

  • @alfaeco15
    @alfaeco15 Год назад +5

    Booster landing still look like magic

  • @rickbullock4331
    @rickbullock4331 Год назад +13

    It’s pretty impressive watching those boosters fall back to earth and then land on a pad within metres of each other. I have trouble backing into a spot with cameras assisting. They’ve certainly come a long way in 60 years or so. 👍👍

  • @kathyabel5338
    @kathyabel5338 Год назад +6

    Incredible liftoff and re entry of those boosters. Sonic boom caught beautifully.

  • @andyhaws4448
    @andyhaws4448 Год назад +17

    Was an amazing launch today and the double sonic boom was still powerful when it reached us a few miles away. What a day👍👍

  • @victorrios8226
    @victorrios8226 Год назад +22

    It's impressive and beautiful situation.Crazy technique and precise begin and finish...Great job Space X. Thanks Elon Musk to show the world that everything is possible....👍👍👏👏

  • @goldfing5898
    @goldfing5898 Год назад +26

    Once again SpaceX has done a great job for NASA. I really am wondering why the launch of Starship is artificially blocked by US agencies, while NASA urgently needs SpaceX to succeed for their Moon and Mars projects, which are of national and international importance. Why is their no pushing from the government in favor of space flight, like it was in the 1960s? I just can't get it.

    • @mikecummings6593
      @mikecummings6593 Год назад

      Cuz musk knows what a man and a woman is

    • @shannonwoodcock1035
      @shannonwoodcock1035 Год назад

      Politics.
      Elon bought Twitter, stopped the stupid censorship. But the WOKE depends on the censorship for crowd control.
      Look back at 2023, the wheels have fallen off the bus for the Dems. They can not drive a narrative anymore.
      If Starship becomes operational then SpaceX owns aerospace. The problem is SpaceX already owns aerospace.
      Same with Tesla, if they allow FSD even limited with Level 4 autonomy it would be huge. But when you factor the falling prices for Tesla and the expected rise in gas prices with the middle east getting antsy. Tesla already has the best selling car on the planet today.
      So while the Democrats try to throw monkey wrenches in Elon's path to slow him down. SpaceX & Tesla are already world beaters with the ability to do much more.
      Watching those booster landings never get old. SpaceX has been doing it for 8 years and I yet to see anyone else even at the test stage.
      Why is that?

    • @JustMeTalking
      @JustMeTalking Год назад

      It's probably some kind of Government hostage scenario over control of StarShield deployment... and costs.
      Nothing, literally nothing is straightforward

    • @zekethedego
      @zekethedego Год назад +3

      Because spacex was incredibly reckless when blowing up the last launched craft of that type. Knew that would likely nneed to destroy the thing and did so at an altitude that would ensure problems upon the "landing" of the wreckage. They found concrete chunks on a beach miles away as well as cincrete and rebard stewn accross tidal flats. A beach used by loggerhead sea turtles, an endangered species. The explosion started started a grass fire in a state park as well. When officials there to investigate we finally allowed in after more than 48 later they found the launch pad had been completely destroyed, which raised suspicion that the pad was not of the necessary construction (no blast channel???) to support such a launch. Thus, a redesign and construction of the pad was begun and would take time. All of this is easily found on the internet but you can't figure out why the delay in launching #2????
      Blame is not with any agencies, it's with spacex and it's assumption that they can do what ever they want. Clearly, it can not

    • @JustMeTalking
      @JustMeTalking Год назад +3

      @@zekethedego I hope those loggerhead sea turtles know what they are doing... and hurry up about it.

  • @patriciaaholbert2032
    @patriciaaholbert2032 Год назад +25

    So exciting! The landing seemed perfect! Wow!

  • @G-MONEY1996
    @G-MONEY1996 Год назад +10

    Despite the wars in Ukraine and Israel and more, watching a space rocket launch brings me happiness.

  • @agustinvelazques3748
    @agustinvelazques3748 Год назад +4

    Beautiful music from those boosters landing! And they're standing by ready to go on another mission, Can't wait for Starship!

  • @DawnStyleArt
    @DawnStyleArt Год назад +5

    Wow! Watching those boosters return to the planet is a marvel.

  • @artdavies1080
    @artdavies1080 Год назад +4

    This NEVER gets old... CONGRATS !

  • @alexhill1300
    @alexhill1300 Год назад +7

    I miss the onscreen launch telemetry data. Specifically speed and altitude.

  • @lindawillis7135
    @lindawillis7135 Год назад +16

    Awesome launch! 27 engines strong 😊

  • @mucky1957.
    @mucky1957. Год назад +26

    W O W. everytime its just amazing watching the landings.

  • @space_cosmos178
    @space_cosmos178 Год назад +6

    It's beautiful to see the falcón heavy launch the Psyche ❤

  • @beakytwitch7905
    @beakytwitch7905 Год назад +7

    And that is a routine Falcon launch - propulsive landings just about every time. 😊

  • @XavierBlanc-xn1nx
    @XavierBlanc-xn1nx Год назад +3

    Spacex Recovering boosters is incredible

  • @steviejd5803
    @steviejd5803 11 месяцев назад +1

    So utterly inspirational

  • @santiagoblanco6789
    @santiagoblanco6789 Год назад +4

    Best operational rocket ever

  • @forg0tin397
    @forg0tin397 Год назад +3

    Boosters coming back in covered in vapor looked sweet.

  • @WiliiamNoTell
    @WiliiamNoTell Год назад +16

    Nice job space X . Now would the FAA please get the hell out of the way

    • @Nuke-MarsX
      @Nuke-MarsX 8 месяцев назад

      elon needs to buy FAA, (joke)

  • @xenasloan6859
    @xenasloan6859 Год назад +3

    almost unbelievable! wonderful and awe-inspiring

  • @brianw612
    @brianw612 Год назад +8

    The day I was born no human had ever ventured into space, less than a month later a great Russian achieved that honor. Rockets are not supposed to land back where they launched from. We live in amazing times. I cant express enough gratitude for the men and women who make these things happen. It is truly inspiring.

  • @BYTESPARKS
    @BYTESPARKS Год назад +1

    I'd like to say, powerful engine, my table shook with it, great Space X

  • @graysoceanworld5662
    @graysoceanworld5662 Год назад +1

    I was watching this while I was in school. It was amazing!

  • @KoryDaoust
    @KoryDaoust Год назад +3

    That's one Falcon Heavy rocket you got there bud.

  • @Borg14
    @Borg14 Год назад +2

    Wow those 2 boosters landing don't even seem real, like I was watching a movie. crazy

  • @johnkeane5851
    @johnkeane5851 Год назад +3

    Must be two different worlds, as I watched psyche launch on Thursday morning!!!!

  • @lc1695
    @lc1695 Год назад +3

    First time I heard the sonic boom during a SpaceX launch.

  • @alvinwoods639
    @alvinwoods639 Год назад

    Amazing Engineering. Incredible Talent. Space X is the future for NASA and the future for Humanity in general.

  • @Jambalt940
    @Jambalt940 Год назад

    my name is Ibrahim, I’m Chechen, I want to say this is a huge job without a lot of effort, it’s just smart, not only smart, immensely smart people, I want to say thank you to everyone who worked in this project and who supported in this matter, soon we will be richer than ever

  • @HrtbeatofAmrica
    @HrtbeatofAmrica Год назад +3

    Falcon heavy's are so beautiful at night

  • @pjeverly
    @pjeverly Год назад +3

    This is still science fiction as far as I'm concerned. Just wow! Great job Space X

  • @MajDuty
    @MajDuty Год назад

    This is some of the best audio I have heard of the dual Sonic booms as the boosters are coming in to land. Really cool.
    On another note, imagine being so deluded that you questioned this stuff, and can't find any enjoyment out of it

  • @DavidGalich77
    @DavidGalich77 Год назад +2

    Love the falcon launches. GO SPACE X

  • @DavidGriffithsisHere
    @DavidGriffithsisHere Год назад +2

    why did we not see speed and height telemetry? and we also did not see any cameras on the boosters like we have in the past. Still love watching this. Way to go SpaceX!

    • @bertveldhuizen8699
      @bertveldhuizen8699 Год назад +1

      I think it's because this was a NASA launch not a SpaceX.

  • @lourdessilva6442
    @lourdessilva6442 Год назад +14

    Sem palavras isso não tem preço grata por poder assistir essa importante transmissão em tempo real no aguardo das próximas

  • @ionkayak1948
    @ionkayak1948 Год назад +3

    Bravo, SpaceX!

  • @pauludulutch4353
    @pauludulutch4353 Год назад

    Wish spacex would be back on RUclips with their channel.

  • @garylester8621
    @garylester8621 Год назад +6

    Awesome as usual

  • @fredMplanenut
    @fredMplanenut Год назад +3

    So good, so clever.

  • @luboshobza527
    @luboshobza527 Год назад +1

    Na tomhle startu jsem byl na Mysu Canaveral. Supr zážitek. Ten den večer startoval ještě Falcon 9. Dva starty za den. No paráda.

  • @HeWhoRoamsAimlessly
    @HeWhoRoamsAimlessly Год назад +2

    Space X be like this is our mid size sedan.
    Haha this is a magnificent massive rocket. Watching the boosters land is absolutely phenomenal. 🎉🖖👍

  • @decler-gt7nu
    @decler-gt7nu Год назад +1

    Wow that was fantastic geez spacex has got that down to a fine art, the sonic booms never get old ,very impressive stuff ,that would be an incredible sight to see first hand feeling the thunderous noise and vibrations go through your body, wow you could sell tickets to that and it would be a sold out event every time, 👍👍👍

  • @ReneeLaurin-cj5fm
    @ReneeLaurin-cj5fm Год назад +2

    THIS IS THE MOST AMAZING FOOTAGE OF A VIEW THAT I NEVER THOUGHT I'D SEE. THANK YOU FOR SHARING THIS WITH THE PUBLIC. I HOPE THE OREGON MCMINNVILLE SPACE MUSEUM CAN GET SOME KIND OF A DISPLAY AND MORE INFORMATION ABOUT THESE EXCITING NEW ADVENTURES. AMAZING WORK❤ THE RETURN BACK TO EARTH WAS PERFECTLY LANDED 😃😃😍😍😍 WOW!!

  • @carltonwoodcox7359
    @carltonwoodcox7359 Год назад +4

    JUST AWESOME

  • @alfianyudhawirawan5954
    @alfianyudhawirawan5954 Год назад

    The landing was so firee🔥. I wanna see it live sometime. I'm impressed with the complex calculations that makes that possible🤔. Hoping for success on future projects.

  • @edutaimentcartoys
    @edutaimentcartoys Год назад

    amazing rocket liftoff ... 0:26 I saw a black fire like Amaterasu

  • @opollo
    @opollo Год назад +2

    Simply amazing sight

  • @jlc7845
    @jlc7845 Год назад +3

    I watched that in person it was sick if you haven't seen a rocket you need to
    👇

  • @Head2Tow
    @Head2Tow Год назад

    So routine, such clockwork. Fabulous!

  • @davidferrer5709
    @davidferrer5709 Год назад +2

    Badass as always.

  • @jkss97
    @jkss97 Год назад +1

    awesome congrats guys

  • @samsonseah74
    @samsonseah74 Год назад

    wow they are getting better.

  • @f9Pete
    @f9Pete Год назад

    Gotta love Falcon Heavy

  • @QPRTokyo
    @QPRTokyo Год назад +1

    Thank you.

  • @goldfing5898
    @goldfing5898 Год назад +2

    Perfection.

  • @ocaswiz
    @ocaswiz Год назад

    The radio chatters always sound awesome 🎉

  • @AmericanCrusader222
    @AmericanCrusader222 3 месяца назад

    SpaceX landings still look like something out of a scifi movie

  • @eluder25rs
    @eluder25rs Год назад +1

    Great launch but those two could just shut the hell up for more than 2 seconds

  • @watermanglenn1
    @watermanglenn1 Год назад +1

    They oughta throw a couple of astro Nots in that spaceship, lmao!

  • @nabilamabrouk7658
    @nabilamabrouk7658 Год назад +3

    Congratulations 👏👏👏👍

  • @rbspider
    @rbspider Год назад

    The Earth looks round from these shots.

  • @robertmccully2792
    @robertmccully2792 Год назад

    Not use to seeing a rocket land, feels like my mind is seeing backwards.

  • @RumpledStiltskin-uz1uh
    @RumpledStiltskin-uz1uh Год назад

    I really do want to go see one of those lift off.

  • @michaelbrooks1458
    @michaelbrooks1458 10 месяцев назад

    I believe you heard I don't believe you actually felt that sonic boom from where you're sitting

  • @Skwertydogs
    @Skwertydogs Год назад

    Where does Spacex broadcast their own launches? No more YT live coverage from Spacex.

  • @TheRealVranesh
    @TheRealVranesh Год назад +1

    I get butterflies every single time 😊

  • @billsmith8306
    @billsmith8306 Год назад

    Beautiful.

  • @winterhorse290
    @winterhorse290 Год назад +3

    All I can say is WOW!!!😛

  • @JMH7506
    @JMH7506 Год назад

    My family watched this from Melbourne Pier.

  • @MeisjeAndMe
    @MeisjeAndMe Год назад +2

    Missing the telemetry!!!!😢

  • @RtB68
    @RtB68 Год назад +1

    pffft...so fake. They don't even get the edges of the flat disc right.

  • @lymanhall5449
    @lymanhall5449 Год назад +1

    If only they could land the center core on a drone ship.. 💪🏻

  • @SilentKnight43
    @SilentKnight43 Год назад

    I've now lived long enough to see Tom Swift-like rockets fly. Thanks Elon.

  • @RandyBaumery-s4i
    @RandyBaumery-s4i 8 месяцев назад

    Good job SpaceX!!

  • @noeminunes8084
    @noeminunes8084 Год назад +5

    Vai Falcon! Vai! MARAVILHA! 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

  • @SmokeBurp
    @SmokeBurp Год назад +1

    And just stay here in this moment
    For all the rest of time
    Don't wanna close my eyes
    Don't wanna fall asleep
    'Cause I'd miss you, baby
    And I don't wanna miss a thing
    'Cause even when I dream of you
    The sweetest dream would never do
    'Cause I'd still miss you, baby
    And I don't wanna miss a thing

  • @adamfruhlingknight
    @adamfruhlingknight Год назад

    Never watched something wonderful with such a maddening dull commentary...

  • @andrear.4864
    @andrear.4864 10 месяцев назад

    Oh WOW, just WOW! This 75-YO grandma is just as excited to see this video now as I was when I watched the '69 first moon landing as a 21-YO at 4am in an ancient farmhouse in the south of France! Much better looking video nowadays!

    • @spencer6104
      @spencer6104 6 месяцев назад

      i’m so glad people your age appreciate this

  • @Kenneth_James
    @Kenneth_James Год назад +1

    Is the quality still good on X?

  • @MRWIRUPONGSUKARUJI
    @MRWIRUPONGSUKARUJI Год назад

    พลเรือนไม้ติดอาวุธ เก่งมากครับครู

  • @davidlang4442
    @davidlang4442 Год назад +1

    Imagine if they found a fuel that would burn 2x as long and 25% more thrust!

    • @paulmartos7730
      @paulmartos7730 Год назад +1

      We're pretty much maxed out as far as chemical fuel goes. There are fuels slightly better than hydrogen & oxygen but far more expensive and dangerous.
      But take heart: there are engines coming that will use lasers to heat fuel and could be 10+ times more efficient -- and will fly within a few years.

    • @MeerkatADV
      @MeerkatADV Год назад

      ​@paulmartos7730 falcon doesn't use Hydrogen.

  • @shanehumphrey4827
    @shanehumphrey4827 Год назад +2

    Ya gotta give Elon the credit for his determination to land rockets to reuse them

  • @MikeRussell51
    @MikeRussell51 Год назад

    why is this video not available on spacex official youtube page ?

  • @richardknott2021
    @richardknott2021 Год назад

    Great job..

  • @brentkruger7494
    @brentkruger7494 Год назад +1

    What happens with the center stage unit when it separates?

    • @russells9687
      @russells9687 Год назад

      Re-enters the atmosphere... breaks up... remnants land in the ocean and are now at the bottom of the sea.

  • @absolon55
    @absolon55 Год назад

    Why no telemetry display?

  • @EstellaWhite-ws7gh
    @EstellaWhite-ws7gh 11 месяцев назад +1

    ❤ Space X ❤

  • @stephenfortin9485
    @stephenfortin9485 Год назад +2

    Love SpaceX but come on, the only reason we are going to these Asteroids is to see if they are worth mining for resources . They dont really care about any "building blocks" lol, its all about future ability to get to them, move them and make $$$

    • @SpaceOdditiesLive
      @SpaceOdditiesLive Год назад +1

      What nonsense. Asteroid mining is many decades away. The Pysche mission is to study a strange relic from the dawn of the solar system. The mission to Bennu was to obtain a pristine sample of primordial material (and Bennu is pretty worthless anyway - it's just a gravel pile) Nobody thinks it possible to make any money out of asteroids in the foreseeable future.

  • @hadleymanmusic
    @hadleymanmusic Год назад

    2:01 super throttled up

  • @ZeeSA-no2zh
    @ZeeSA-no2zh Год назад

    I thought they wouldn't launch in a cloudy atmosphere.

  • @larrylewis6771
    @larrylewis6771 Год назад +1

    We've come a long way Baby 😊

  • @michaelshin69
    @michaelshin69 Год назад

    We don't return the center booster?