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…you’re from South Africa like P.T. Barnum?……

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اي فخر ترا بس بترول بدونه مجرد صحراء

Oh, wait and see what will happen once Starship becomes operational! Fingers crossed, SpaceX should already have plans to assemble the first private space station! With the starship capabilities it could be humongous!

SpaceX 10 - 0 Boeing

3:47:42 Excited that the broadcast is comming to an end

Thank you sir!

Legend!

@@wizardiuss added :D

dude u need to get honored for this one

Just amazing

My Dad worked for Aerojet for many years. He would be amazed by what is possible now.

Was surprised by the land-ing for a crew mission.

Its 7 years now since the first Falcon 9 landing - and since then, not only has nobody else successfully landed an orbital booster, nobody else has properly tried* . Which is kinda sad. * (Except Electron, which was only a feasibility study)

It’s just like an airplane flight they fly to a higher layer plz wake up

Do you know why they did this time? Does Falcon 9 require less propellant for boosting and have enough for returning back ?

@@openwrtguru247 This Dragon had less cargo in it than previous manned missions, so there was enough fuel for RTLS.

@@odysseusrex5908 Not only this, the Falcon 9 has always had the "extra" performance needed for this on many/most crewed flights, but SpaceX were never sure enough on each flight, so they maintained a larger margin on crewed flights until now. With so many flights and reflights of the Falcon 9 providing data that suggests very consistent performance, however, SpaceX are now pretty confident that each first stage will have enough fuel left for the boostback for an RTLS. Note that this represents zero additional risk for the crew, and only a slight risk, if any, for the first stage. It's really just a matter of having more experience with, practical working knowledge of, and confidence in the Falcon 9 now than before. And yes, of course, this probably only works with a relatively light load on crewed flights. Including more than a certain amount of cargo mass would require a drone ship landing instead. That stands to reason.

@@openwrtguru247 The Falcon 9 Block 5 itself has not changed. SpaceX have simply built up enough confidence in the Falcon 9's consistency to actually attempt such a landing on lightly-loaded crewed missions, and obviously they were right.

@@odysseusrex5908 No. It will be for all future crew or cargo dragon missions

Pretty sure God didn’t build the rockets or engineer them. Maybe thank the team at SpaceX first yeah?

@@TubaTones ، Their ability to achieve this was thanks to God's help and faith in Him. People like you will not understand!

​@@TubaTones People of faith believe God made humans capable of being intelligent, determined, focused, creative, imaginative, curious, ambitious, collaborative... and many other amazing qualities needed to achieve amazing things like this - in their case, why not thank God first? Clearly there's no offence intended, I doubt any would be taken by majority of SpaceX/Axion staff; I suspect it likely doesn't serve you either friend.

@@TubaTones نشكر الله ثم نشكر سبيس اكس حيث أن الله هو خالق عقل الإنسان والانسان يجتهد

If 'god' exists, she'd be telling you to thank all the hard working engineers.

just goes to show how they're always innovating and pushing their system. They evaluated the performane from all the dozens of launches they've done and determined they had the margins to do ground landings with crew missions.

@@clevergirl4457 exactly on point. It takes enough experience to achieve this height of confidence.

I'm getting tired of them already.

@@jx14aby you need a break lol.

@@anonymoussoul3343 My RU-vid subscriptions are filled with launches! I can't keep them all straight.

Otis to Alex, in "The Last Starfighter"?

ألف مبروك عليكم من تونس 🇹🇳 ألي 🇸🇦 ❤️

Yes thank you. Now we can the news media say the found a fully intact mohommad attas passport found in a zip lock bag a couple hundred feet from the world's first act of space terrorism.

And once again, soft as a kiss!

I've seen them all and the engineering behind the landing still blows my mind every time.

This is how Prophet Muhammad’s winged horse had landed with 7th century technology: with fire from Buraq’s arse.😂

It still feels like living through a sci-fi movie watching these, no matter how many times I see it.

@@macdieter23558 RTLS is tougher than droneship landings ..

@@user-mr4uo5mw9n Yeah, you really do need that hug, huh?

@Caber Tosser you fool renegade

Ok

well they bought a flight from SpaceX didn't made a rocket themselves. not count as much of a thing tho

@@user-mr4uo5mw9n It's OK little one. You're OK. You just need to ask for some hugs.

@@icycooldrink6085 why are you defending hijackers?

@@jameshoffa7085 Please demonstrate where I justified or minimized the impact caused by any events or the people who committed such events. Note for the simple people: The people on this flight are not hijackers, and to the best of my knowledge have committed no criminal acts, or are even suspected of same.

@@icycooldrink6085 neither were "those" hijackers

@@jameshoffa7085 So I take it you're stepping away from your baseless claim that I defended hijackers? Fair. It was a stupid, clearly baseless claim. But now you are making another unsubstantiated claim. Beyond 'because racism', please provide evidence of any wrongdoing of these individuals.

I would disagree. The coolest thing of ANY crewed launch is the crew being safe. Other than that, I'll agree.

@@threehead99aren’t you just the best person ever! You deserve a medal!!!

Translation: I feel proud of my country

Right on dude! that partnership will rock human space exploration

@@user-mr4uo5mw9n Come on, We've established that you're lonely and need a hug, but you have to meet people half way. Copy and paste is very lazy on your part.

Kegels? Hmmm.

@Caber Tosser 🇸🇦🇸🇦🇸🇦🇸🇦🇸🇦🇸🇦🤍🤍🤍🤍

E come potrei dimenticare Felix Baumgartner✨💫🌟

MONEY MONEY AND MONEY!!

No Ahckmed, You cannot borrow the rocket to bomb your target.

@@user-mr4uo5mw9nwhat do u mean ?

@@user-mr4uo5mw9n aha so u were with them ?

See how fast and slow those things moving

I heard women are allowed to drive cars there, and now rockets. That is progress I guess.

​​@@la7dfa ولعلمك بعد بقيادة القطار وقيادة في العمل في كافة الوزارية يوجد سفيرة

@@la7dfa I wish that you are next🤪..and progress towards success

A saudi woman without hijab. Prophet must be spinning in the grave.

@@la7dfa They still can’t divorce their husband if he decides to marry his fourth wife. But hey, I’ll take any progress, amiright?

​@Caber Tosser dude get a job,,,,you are in every comment 😂😂😂

@@alaaaldhahra3282 Probably a bot.