Hughes JUPITER 3 Mission 

G Good 😅

Absolutely incredible.

Couldn’t agree more. ❤

Very cool 😎

I remember when it was science fiction to think of landing a rocket for re use.

Can't agree more

I was born in the middle of the last century. It's comic book stuff for me. Just amazing.

Agreed, never gets old!😍

It was not perfectly synchronized like the first FH launch but still amazing to watch

@@is-sam Yes, you are saying 💯% correct and that credit goes to Tesla roadster and Star Man........ And all Falcon Heavy launches are________&___________

​@@whompywheels5165Oh I gotta see what this is about 😮 Please do tell.

@@whompywheels5165 yes please explain. This is gonna be good lmao

@@whompywheels5165 I need to know more, tell me more

​. Ur a troll keep it up buddy I'm sure you'll get somewhere in life

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Not the hero we deserve but definitely the hero we needed.

They should really talk to us

🙏❤️

​@@Willene1950They talks to us don't you hear?!

@@sagitarius1591 no I didn't hear them

And she didn’t try talking over the controllers🚀

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Although it is so far away from earth surface, it is possible to provides internet to the earth surface?

Why so spacex uses the low earth orbit by many satellites and not the geostat orbit by one big sattelite? Do you have an idea?

​@@kalle1201sim, tecnologia meu caro, Hughes Net já existe faz tempo e é só via satélite

@@kalle1201 Yes, according to satellite operator Hughes, this next generation satellite is a very high throughput satellite that covers almost 80% of North and South America. It's a high-end technology which amazed me.

@@kalle1201 Low Earth orbit internet satellites has lower latency than Geostationary orbit. But the downfall of these starlink satellites were shorter lifespan(~5 years) and needs to replenish new satellites (the reason why SpaceX frequently launches starlink mission)

Thanks a lot!😊

@@my__opinion This isn't my usual shtick, but I'm happy to help! Right place, right time. :D

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I will go and watch the next one like this in October I drove from Louisiana a couple of months ago to see a launch but it was canceled. I turned around and drove straight back home, a 1,400 mile round trip. I will defiantly watch the weather for the next one.

@mglsite yeah, unfortunately, they cancelled it, but I really hope you'll make it next time and enjoy the launch. Have a nice trip

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I think he might have said it on purpose knowing that falcon heavy side cores are also falcon 9 boosters

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That might have put the Space Robinson family's noses out of joint. 🤣 Let's just hope it doesn't end up "Lost in Space" like them!

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Yes it is a private company, renting launch space from NASA, and remaining private so they don’t have to show their nearly 7 billion dollars in losses. Remember there are companies that are successful, and then there are companies that are successful to a GREAT cost.

@@joshuacoldwater well SpaceX almost started from scratch after losses of falcon 1, now they're the most successful space company in the world by far.

Am I a bad person to feel schadenfreude at the fact that SpaceX has completed their first Commercial Crew contract, easily taking on the logistics of supporting the ISS single handed when that was supposed to be the work of two providers, and is now starting their second such contract, while Boeing hasn't even put a crew into the air yet? The wisdom of the two independent provider philosophy has been amply demonstrated. Its purpose to provide assured access just in case one provider is grounded. Granted, nobody expected a provider to simply not be able to get off the pad, for years, but here we are. Back when the program was first proposed, there were powerful elements in Congress who wanted to just offer a single, non-competitive contract to Boeing. Can you imagine the mess we'd be in if they had had their way?

And this was my end of the patience of 3 days

Hughesnet has a satellite on this rocket that was going up I'm hoping it helps my service but if starlink finally becomes available where I'm at, I may switch this will be my first month with hughes.