SpaceX Falcon Heavy launches classified Space Force satellites, nails landings 

Puts a smile on my face every time I see it, truly amazing what SpaceX have done in an incredibly short amount of time. Long may they continue to push the boundaries of what we thought was possible!

They don’t go anywhere near hundreds of miles into space.

It's damn impressive, they do take advantage of the fact the earth is rotating that direction. Their polar launches from Vandenberg are even trickier.

@@xploration1437 68 miles high. Still impressive.

They have 151 successful landings out of 162 attempts. A very good record, but not exatly landing _"perfectly within just a few feet every single time without fail!!!"_

Well most folks these days weren't around for the crude rockets of the past 50+yrs. The "old school" tech now has shrunk and weighs less than 1/3rd of old equipment.

And yet everyone here "on RU-vid" is looking at digitally transmitted images/information on computers at home or in their hands...and thinking of this as something normal as well! Lol! I'm not disagreeing with you at all, just highlighting how much of what we take for granted every day would have been outlandishly amazing for anyone looking at it from a viewpoint of several decades in the past. As you said - Amazing stuff!!! 👍

I still cringe at the screaming crowd in this video, yes it's great engineering but just stop with the screaming, maybe it's just an American thing.

@@nothingsurprisesmeanymore Maybe they are proud of their work? Have you ever created anything nearly as complex and successful? Nope.

@@nothingsurprisesmeanymore DUDE,I GET 😂WOT YOU ARE SAYING,,,,,LOL.. WEN A PLANE LANDS IN THE USA,,,EVRYBODY CLAPS AND CHEERS,,, ITS JUST THE WAY THAY ARE...AND YES THAY MAYBE PROUD,,,, AND 2 THE DUDE WHO WROTE ,,HAVE U EVER CREATED ANYTHING NEARLY AS COMPLEX.... ARE U SHELDON ????? FROM THE BIG BANG THEORY ?????? I CARNT SPELL, COZ IM NOT COMPLEX LIKE U MUST BE..... WHY SAY THINGS LIKE THAT,,, THIS DUDE IS JUST HIGHLIGHTING THAT SCREAMING IS ABIT GOOD WORK ENYWAY...spaceX dudes...

Actually, vertical landings were successfully demonstrated decades ago, but other than that I agree!

I agree this is awesome, but given that each "rocket" has its own guidance system, it is not much harder to control three than it is to control one. If the guidance works for one booster landing, it most likely also works for the other :) And its incorrect to say that people did not belive booster landings were possible. The reason it was not pursued by anyone else was a belief that it was not financially feasible. The great sucess of SpaceX is not to land the damn thing, no matter how spectacular it looks. The true success is to make F9 powerful enough that it can "waste" fuel on landings, and - not least - that spaceX has been able to fly the landed boosters again without a refurbishment that is nearly as expecsive as a new one. If NASA/Boeing had done this, they would probably have build something that could land, but it would then have been more expensive to refurbish a booster that has landed, than it would have been to just fly an expendable rocket and expend the rocket each time ... cough ... spaceshuttle ... cough

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Great job all. Go USA. Three cheers for STEM

This is NOT A SpaceX project...This is 100% NASA

Was it not possible to recover the center core stage ?

I can believe it but do you have a source for this?

@@AnupomAG no, they needed the extra fuel to deliver the cargo to a higher orbit, so they could not save the center core :(

USSF are still going to use ULA Vulcan-Centaurs.

Launch cost is a pretty small part of deep space projects, but every bit helps. I'm waiting for the next stage in space exploration where the ISS (or something similar) become the base for an orbital assembly area where many launches can bring multiple parts, stages, fuel tanks, supplies etc. up and have it all assembled at their leisure while zipping around at 18k mph. The final product will already be in orbit and be moving at a decent clip before it even "launches" (whether it's a ship or a large scale deep space project).

The camera tracking almost as impressive!

Did NASA use the same technology for Moon’s landing in 1969 or was it fake? If SpaceX is the first to create the rocket that can hover and land softly then NASA’s mission in 1969 was fake.

The way it burst through the clouds looked like a scene from a movie!

Jeebus hate it.

Amazing that cgi and a laugh track can own you so easily

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@@mikicerise6250 you seem vax damaged

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in 100 years people will be watching this and commenting how odd it is to see hundreds of people cheering at a routine rocket launch. much like how people reacted to airplanes in the 1920s.

@@beamboy14526 We were like that before. Imagine how few people cared about the shuttle. I don't really recall many crowds gathering at most rocket launches since Apollo. These next gen rockets show improvement in technology and forward thinking while the previous generation rockets were more-or-less the same. I watch every spacex launch because watching them land themselves takes me back to childhood imagination.

Where/how do I find out where to go to watch in person?

Who said it cant be done Elon musk is a sales man.

Elon is a pimp!

@@blakek1043 who cant speak in a full sentence

drool more, groupie

Elon just says can we do this? It's the engineers that make it happen, Elon doesn't have that much to do with it really.

where was you 4 years ago?😅

@@serlancerlot315 Under a rock

Meanwhile life on earth is becoming more and more miserable.

Humanity is moving forward, but also destroying it self with war each day

@@profounddamas Really? Find out how people lived 100 years ago, don't just day dream.

Sit on your chair and eat popcorn. You’re nothing but an observer.

How about those flath earther who is now busy looking for arguments to maintain their beliefs

@@andybaldman woah you’re so cool 😎 I wanna be like you when I die 😂 fucking mouth breather

@@datboidego You're going to have to get off of your chair and stop eating your popcorn. Do you think you're ready for that?

@@andybaldman you're wrong, every single one of us matters, we are all part of the human civilization and all our sacrifices matters to run a society, because without a functional society we would never be able to achieve these sort of things. From the people who collect your garbage to people who take your order at mcdonalds or clean the toilets at a restaurant, they were all needed to get to where we are today. You can have a feeling of advancement as a civilization and be proud that TOGETHER we are advancing our technology.

And so was the starship Enterprise on Star Trek running on 'lithium ion' crystals and crew talking on communicators. We're driving Lithium powered cars and talking on our communicators today. I'm eagerly waiting for the 'transporter'.

@@HighCountryRambler They have done that, albeit with a tiny amount of matter.and, my phone is actually a ‘tricorder’. The ‘PAdds’ from the first series are tablet computers. And, Dick Tracy’s ‘wristwatch tv/radios’ are everywhere. Now for a working warp engine…

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