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SpaceX Falcon Heavy USSF-67 Launch and Landing From Cocoa Beach in 4k

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A SpaceX Falcon Heavy rocket takes off from Launch Complex 39A at Kennedy Space Center and then the two side boosters return for a landing at Landing Zone 1 at Cape Canaveral Space Force Station during the USSF-67 mission as filmed from the beach in Cocoa Beach, Florida in 4k Ultra HD.
The two side boosters were B1065 and B1065 and the center core booster was B1070. B1064 and B1065 flew for the second time and this was the first flight for B1070.
Filmed January 15th, 2023 at 5:56 pm EST in 4k UHD.

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@learjet45 Год назад

The return of those two is more spectacular than the launch, amazing feat!

@limeyUK99 Год назад

All part of a days work for Space X now.

@sabretom7594 Год назад

NASA May never get to this point.

@JoeSnow84 Год назад

Damn right!

@timbob1145 Год назад

Possibly one of the most important engineering feats of this century, amazing.

@burnere633 Год назад

Wait -- people watch SpaceX for their launches?! 😉

@Heyman1982 Год назад

Finally someone filmed the boosters from launch to landing. Amazing!

@Bearded_Nerd94 Год назад

And kept filming long enough to hear the sonicbooms

@jorgealessandro8015 Год назад

amazing

@shable1436 Год назад

They actually missed the turnaround

@youdiedlol7718 Год назад

And people say these things are faked all whilst being filmed by fans of space. Amazing footage!

@brunosmith6925 Год назад

Your work is worthy of an Oscar... Filming this sort of stuff is incredibly challenging, but you've made it look so easy. Thanks a million for sharing it with us. It is awe inspiring stuff.

@CocoaBeach365 Год назад

Thank you! That is incredibly flattering! I'm glad you liked it!

@DarthJermz Год назад

LOOOOL

@SterettSite Год назад

Superb camera work ! The boomerangs came back for perfect landings.

@billcrookston Год назад

Thank you for letting us see your brilliant footage from the launch of Falcon Heavy - Coco Beach looks a great location.

@davidstephens8543 Год назад

This was some AMAZING camera work! Fantastic! (and the launch and return wasn't bad either!) Thanks for continuing the roll until the booms came in!!!

@salocin911 Год назад

Still gives me chills that this is happening in our lifetimes.

@indevibe Год назад

Man, this is soooo AMAZING... It's like SCI - FI.... but better....

@gmarie701 Год назад

Damn! You really nailed that entire launch and landing. Really one of the best I have seen and you waited to record the shock waves to boot. Thanks!

@DrDeuteron Год назад

can we get a timestamp on the shocks?

@chrisbodum3621 Год назад

@@DrDeuteron 8:08 and 8:14 will guide you in with just 4 seconds to wait.

@DrDeuteron Год назад

@@chrisbodum3621 thx. Last video I saw had them mid-flight, didn't expect them after landing.

@bidyo1365 Год назад

I wonder why it took to long the sound to arrive there haha

@seventhsun1 Год назад

No hi didn't nail the entire thing... @G Marie

@jarichards99utube Год назад

GREAT Coverage...!!! THANKS For Posting.. 😊👍

@rodmauldin Год назад

Winter launch and recovery is SO much better than Summer. We could see the booster's maneuvering thrusters flashing all the way up in central NC from Morrow Mountain State park summit. Great experience.

@rosswarren436 Год назад

Would love to see a Falcon Heavy flying up the coast from NC. Maybe some launch will later on, but most fly due East to get into geosynchronous orbit.

@rodmauldin Год назад

@@rosswarren436 another launch is scheduled for Wed 7:10AM. Falcon 9 and should be visible.

@rosswarren436 Год назад

@@rodmauldin yep, this GPS 3 SV06 flight is right at a good time...Not sure of the launch azimuth. But it might put on a show low in the southern sky. Fingers crossed for clear weather.

@zacharys41 Год назад

@@rosswarren436Launch azimuth is around 38 degrees northeast.

@DrDeuteron Год назад

@@rosswarren436 they fly east to not incinerate a city on failure, LEO, MEO, GEO, and the rest....except ofc polar, that's VSFB: southbound.

@phillipcsandoval9094 Год назад

That was incredibly beautiful! Thank you so much!

@TechSkillsCoach Год назад

Absolutely amazing. Thank you for capturing this footage.

@SteveSollinger Год назад

Excellent camera work. Thanks for sharing!

@c.a.windlinger7954 Год назад

Buck Rogers LIVES.... Thanks for posting.

@SuperBroncosguy Год назад

Outstanding camera work. Thanks!!

@user-vg4cg4uw9c Год назад

Best launch video I've seen. Thanks.

@KoushikPaulliveandletlive Год назад

The only continuous film(so far) from launch to land with the same camera. Amazing work.

@MeerkatADV Год назад

There are multiple other examples here on youtube.

@KoushikPaulliveandletlive Год назад

@@MeerkatADV There werent any, before this launch.

@MeerkatADV Год назад

@@KoushikPaulliveandletlive Here's one from a year ago, by literally the same person... ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-UZ-wW__V0a4.html

@MeerkatADV Год назад

@@KoushikPaulliveandletlive Here's one from three years ago of the very first Falcon Heavy Launch. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-uLCXn445-eQ.html

@KoushikPaulliveandletlive Год назад

@@MeerkatADV In that case I have to admit I was wrong. I used to think I follow enough rocket launch, I guess that is not the case. Thanks for your help. Cheers mate !

@DigiMorphouZ Год назад

Much respect...extraordinary photography!

@ayina111 Год назад

Just so exciting hearing that double sonic boom in the end. Dang you guys are so lucky!! Great footage 👍

@DrDeuteron Год назад

it was like In & Out: a double double.,

@burnere633 Год назад

Thanks for sharing. Amazing views!

@pmh1nic Год назад

We watch from Melbourne. Awesome sight, especially the return of the boosters.

@ddbrock9675 Год назад

That is obscenely cool!

@MayorsOfficeLGUDonVictoriano Год назад

My day! kudos to the camera like no other. Best footage at another angle from SpaceX.

@Itsfalcon9 Год назад

sometimes it's cool to see the non cinematic versions!

@hmurmaid6560 Год назад

Thanks for sharing absolutely amazing good job SpaceX

@y_social_ Год назад

thank you sir that was beautiful !!

@TinCanSailor Год назад

TY for the share. We were at Manatee Hammock Campground and got to watch this with a baby crying nearby.

@highc999 Год назад

Great video. Thanks for sharing!

@brentwells6802 Год назад

Who should have thought back when they launched the first rocket that we’d have rockets that go up into space come back and land themselves!

@rosswarren436 Год назад

Incredible footage! Thanks for sharing!

@Taok_Productions Год назад

Beautiful camera skills, thanks for the amazing view

@coronapack Год назад

Now that's coverage I've never seen from other youtubers. Keep making more of these! You have another subscriber. Absolutely better views than the rest.

@Itsfalcon9 Год назад

yeah the youtubers sometimes make it so cinematic sometimes its cool to see it without its makeup on

@nigelsmith721 Год назад

A couple of things stand out in this video - 1. The camera work was 1st class. 2. There was no unnecessary yelling, applause or "oh my gaaaahhhhhddddd!" nonsense. Well done!

@chrisfairnot6522 Год назад

Thank-you for sharing

@satchell78 Год назад

Nice job filming, thanks for sharing.

@steevee1945 Год назад

One of the best videos of this subject matter ever done. Excellent work - steady hand, framing..

@bibibobochannel7114 Год назад

Never old when view the booster land. Congrats SpaceX

@mitchellfolbe8729 Год назад

Well done! Thank you.

@suasponte8363 Год назад

Never gets old

@twpburton 3 месяца назад

And yet some still think this is fake… amazing video, thank you

@williamcashion5262 Год назад

Beautiful photography!

@Xandertank2010 Год назад

great job dude! u got it all in one shot. Better than some big boy youtubers with their fancy cameras lol

@romanieo Год назад

Thanks for posting. Great vid.

@dirkremmington Год назад

Great..great job getting this. it was great footage to share with everyone. Thanks so much!

@leokimvideo Год назад

My go to video to show SpaceX awesome

@ivymike3459 Год назад

Excellent video capture! I watched it from SB and regretted not videoing it. It was a near perfect golden-hour lit launch and those plumes were absolutely incredible… like a giant jellyfish in space. Nice work, neighbor. 👍

@johnkennedy3867 Год назад

I have never seen a launch from THAT perspective down the coast ... Fantastic coverage. thank you

@jdl.1234 Год назад

Great Video...TY

@martynnewby6298 Год назад

Thanks!

@XOROHN Год назад

One of the best SpaceX launches till now.

@crash1802 Год назад

i remember watching from the bridge when john glenn took off back in 97 right there in cocoa beach!

@davebrogan7941 Год назад

I saw this vividly from Fort Lauderdale. Even briefly saw the boosters coming back down. Really awesome!

@vince2nd Год назад

Video?

@thehonestdoctor3590 Год назад

When the rockets launch east, we can see them from Miami which is 200 miles south! Specially around and after sunset!

@PaulSinnema Год назад

Wow, very nice footage of the launch and landing. Thanks for sharing this.

@avoidingtrees6692 Год назад

Well done America. Cheers from France

@Ron-hj1or Год назад

Stunning

@FranklyFarcical Год назад

Thanks! I’m absolutely blown away by your amazing video. And thanks SpaceX for making the impossible possible!

@robordm Год назад

What an amazing perspective, thank you!

@randypick1 Год назад

spacex has become a space flight treasure for America.

@chriskennedy4074 Год назад

Well done.Fasinating view.

@raymaiden958 Год назад

Bucket list moment!

@DLWELD Год назад

Well done! Great camera work.

@adhoc9647 Год назад

Thanks a lot, man. You delivered!🙏👍😁

@ericblackman1975 Год назад

I was on base and I think you still had a better view from Cocoa Beach. Either way it was a great launch. And an awesome mission.

@bidyo1365 Год назад

I only watched the technical perspective of this you know the Nasa Live etc... and I'm glad I saw this video to see the audience perspective, and both gives you different feelings! Thank you for this!🙃

@jamesbelisle9704 Год назад

Great job! I did a video from Melbourne beach and lost track when there were those two little puffs after the entry burns.

@eamonshields2754 Год назад

Awesome Shot!!

@MrBobconner1952 Год назад

From a kid trying in vain to see Sputnik flying across the night sky to this and the other amazing accomplishments humanity has made n space flight - it NEVER gets old and always amazes. Awesome job SpaceX

@sky173 Год назад

That's some amazing camera tracking. Thanks for sharing. Nice work.

@markkeller9378 Год назад

WOW!!! absolutely amazing! Loved the return of those SRB’s….awesome…great camera work!!

@dannolan669 Год назад

What an amazing video! Thanks for sharing!

@TERRAJOVEM6000 Год назад

Mentira

@sirclarkmarz Год назад

This is a very good example of how the private sector can do things better and cheaper and quicker than the government could ever imagine .

@-Coaltrain Год назад

Great job my friend beautiful camera work

@FlyingEyes27 Год назад

Great Quality!!!

@CocoaBeach365 Год назад

Thank you!

@stimpsonjcat67 Год назад

Watching the boost open is always weird. Fantastic work OP.

@timrowe234 Год назад

Very cool! Thanks for video

@cornfilledscreamer614 Год назад

Every single time this happens, it makes NASA that much more expendable.

@NapierNimbus Год назад

Wonderful capture, really excellent job, making most of the fabulous recording conditions.

@Antonstoeckl1 Год назад

Quite cool. Good camera work. I wish I would be there.

@johncunningham4820 Год назад

And Two Sonic Booms to finalise everything . Rocket Science has ALMOST come of age .

@Highrider_Phil_C Год назад

That was very cool as well as impressive.

@nicoledecreux8342 Год назад

Merci beaucoup pour ces images !

@JustMeTalking Год назад

Those boosters coming in HOT...

@flaviusnita6008 Год назад

Thank You! Best reality ever!!!

@vicranger6876 Год назад

Always love seeing them do the double landings . The first time Elon had them do the vertical arrival , the guys at NASA were blown away with awe. Some shock their heads and found it amazing. All the recoveries at sea and wasted hulls & engines, now recovered, refitting and reused. NASA now saves millions on those launches due to Elon Musk and company of very bright people.

@zouhirbelbaki1399 Год назад

Perfection

@paul08211973 Год назад

Your vid looks great as always.. I saw it perfectly up here in Jax. The Boost Back Burn was amazing and I was able to see the Entry Burn as well. I have never seen that up here before. I imagine if I had of been at the beach I may have seen the landing burn. I put up a vid of my view up here. Thanks for sharing.

@wk8219 Год назад

Nice work, thx for sharing. 👍🚀🚀

@stephenwhite1372 Год назад

Amazing! Well done. Thanks 🙏🏼

@danny79045 Год назад

Man beautiful recording one day I shall see where I can go see it some what closer

@bdawg2513 Год назад

What a show! Hopefully I'll get to watch a launch in person one of these days. Thanks for the vid sir

@oliverdots Год назад

Does anyone get tired of watching the boosters land?? It's just such an unthinkable event, blows me away every time.

@pamdeloach6921 Год назад

My son Neil (38) and his hero (dad, age 65) fulfilled one more thing on their bucket list. Neil is the videographer.

@CocoaBeach365 Год назад

Cool that your husband and son got to be here to see it! Were they on the beach too, or did they watch from somewhere else? I'd love to see his video if he posted it online.

@lolomarvel4251 Год назад

Bravo pour cette vidéo ce n ''était pas évident de suivre les deux boosters jusqu'à bout mais vous êtes arrivé. Merci pour le partage. Go Spacex!

@andyracksthecams Год назад

Great video. Nice clean audio without nob heads rattling on. I envy you.

@marcosgouveia9495 Год назад

Acompanha a curvatura da terra, isto é incrível

@craiggriggs8276 Год назад

The best video I've seen of Space X! Spectacular coverage! Mainly because of the clear skies launch and to the landing of the rocket boosters! The sounds of the waves hitting beach made it even better.