SpaceX launches advanced US Space Force weather satellite, nails landing in California

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A SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket is lifted launched the U.S. Space Force called USSF-62 mission from California's Vandenberg Space Force Base on April 11, 2024 at 10:25 a.m. EDT (7:25 a.m. local California time; 1425 GMT).
According to Space.com, the USSF-62 will send the Weather System Follow-on - Microwave (WSF-M) satellite to low Earth orbit. WSF-M is a next-generation spacecraft that "will provide critical and actionable weather intelligence to military operations in all warfighting domains," according to BAE Systems, which developed and built the satellite.
Credit: SpaceX

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@The_HillPeople Месяц назад

I never get tired of the landings especially the boost back ones.

@antoniollopis523 Месяц назад

Great to hear John Insprucker on this launch.

@universe2514 Месяц назад

Wow space x is another level

@pranititiwari6525 Месяц назад

The great SpaceX team 🎉

@drainking100 Месяц назад

Every day is a good day with a good weather 😊

@JohnnyC10071959 Месяц назад

Again stick that landing.. Go SpaceX

@vickimiller6991 Месяц назад

Should call these flights “I will be back in a minute.”

@toddanderson5378 Месяц назад

Hold My Beer!

@Pintuuuxo Месяц назад

Dear John, we missed you!

@eliasyalda3686 Месяц назад

Bravo to SpaceX's team and to its leader Elon Mask.

@rustybones5540 Месяц назад

STARSTRUCK..its just pure science fiction every tme the ship lands back on earth...

@TXrapidracer Месяц назад

Can you imagine how much better these videos would be if they had someone like Darrel Waltrip commenting?

@danapeck5382 Месяц назад

Thanks! First stage views, how cool is that, all the best

@SebastianWellsTL Месяц назад

A marvel of human ingenuity!

@monocogenit1 Месяц назад

The landing is always impressive to see. I remember the first time I saw one land, almost thought it was fake. lol

@artint.1519 Месяц назад

never gets boring

@Iambigdaa Месяц назад

Hey George, Jim and JB! So glad we made it to the launch area even if it didn't go before dawn! Onion Head😎

@alswamprat Месяц назад

Still love those landings 😂

@paulbork7647 Месяц назад

Noted that the second stage engine seems to have a plastic ring come off when ignited, which was missing for a few launches, though this ring seemed a few inches higher than the prior ones, which appeared on the lower edge of the rocket bell. Only using grid fins for guidance?? Seems nitrogen keeps being used also for first stage orientation.

@shouryabose5943 Месяц назад

Nitrogen in space where there's almost no air; grid fins once it hits dense air.

@kevinconrad7648 Месяц назад

Ice. Solidified nitrogen

@davebohm464 Месяц назад

advanced Space Force "Weather" satellite. haha

@stuartgray5877 Месяц назад

It is not a weather "control" satellite. Dont believe the rumors....😊

@kevinconrad7648 Месяц назад

The space force does indeed operate a weather satellite constellation called WSF. Its not a secret. Trust me the spy sats they just don't talk about at all lol.

@7LexRBX Месяц назад

4:35 explanation

@stuartgray5877 Месяц назад

@@7LexRBX be specific, 4:35 in the video or on the Plus count?

@7LexRBX Месяц назад

@@stuartgray5877video

@philipellis3227 Месяц назад

“Weather satellite “? Yeah, right! Lol

@user-to6yi6vl3l Месяц назад

AWESOME & MAGNIFICENT!! ALWAYS THRILLS OUR MINDS & SOULS!! THANK YOU SO MUCH & EVERYONE IS SOOOOO PHENOMENAL!! 👍 👍 🙏 🙏

@brandenjones716 Месяц назад

Crazy just how flawless the team has gotten this , makes it look so easy , it just goes to show exactly how much is wasted in bureaucracy

@lucaslerch404 Месяц назад

Never gets old! ❤

@Rayman1971 Месяц назад

LOL, A Space Force "weather satellite"....

@macarius8802 Месяц назад

Ha! That's what I was thinking... what does that even mean?! 'weather satellite'...?

@nightshift5201 Месяц назад

China, Iran, N Korea and Russia need weather reports too, ya know. 😊

@mattwaters6987 Месяц назад

@@nightshift5201 😂😂😂

@Iambigdaa Месяц назад

@@nightshift5201 "Hot and smoky in the morning turning to Trinitite in the early afternoon"

@adrianlewis3388 Месяц назад

Still is great to watch ❤ lugul aam 👏

@tluagel Месяц назад

Why does it always need to make a complete 180 after lift off?

@scottstewart5784 Месяц назад

How many landings will they do before someone else does one?

@bcflyer99 Месяц назад

Love this.

@Iambigdaa Месяц назад

I am hear to tell all of you enthusiasts that the sonic boom during the landing of the first stage was the biggest sonic boom I have heard in all of my 68 years. We were about 10 to 12 miles away from the launchpad perhaps a thousand feet above the Lompoc Valley when that blast hit us. Monumental!😱

@user-ld2dl3wp5b Месяц назад

I live 40 miles south of Vandenberg, and the sonic booms are very loud here - in fact, they shake our apartment and scare our cats. This happens on a weekly basis - and Elon Musk says next year there willl be two or three launches per week. That means we can expect to have our apartment rattled 2 or 3 times per week. I'm all for technology, and support SpaceX - but sonic booms in the middle of the night are getting to be a bit much.

@Iambigdaa Месяц назад

@@user-ld2dl3wp5b My brother lives off of Clark Road in Orcutt. He has been listening to those for decades! I live in the area that you describe.

@99v8cobra Месяц назад

SpaceX RULES !!!!

@user-qc9he6vt8t Месяц назад

That is awesome ❤👏👏👏

@claudevieaul1465 Месяц назад

Watching these launches and re-entries still does not get old 👍 Live launces from SpaceX here on RU-vid were the best - I know X (formerly known as) is Elon Musk's toy, but still...

@savahoratiu Месяц назад

Another one 😂 .... well done SpaceX !!!❤

@davemeeks8109 Месяц назад

It's odd they didn't send a couple rockets up during the solar eclipse, would have looked spectacular. 😊

@user-qc9he6vt8t Месяц назад

Down so beautiful ❤😊

@themagicboy6548 Месяц назад

Heard a sonic boom this morning

@stuartgray5877 Месяц назад

It was a double boom, about 10 seconds after landing

@lourdessilva6442 Месяц назад

Sem palavras

@abc123fhdi Месяц назад

didn't show the statellite deploy

@stuartgray5877 Месяц назад

It did, but was ,about 55 minutes after launch. They did miss the fairing deploy in the feed. They lost the video link right at fairing deploy

@shouryabose5943 Месяц назад

@@stuartgray5877 I think the "loss" of the feed was pre-programmed

@kilianclasen5521 Месяц назад

@@shouryabose5943when someone doesn't want them to show the satellite or its trajectory they say that on stream stop spreading conspiracy bullcrap

@rogeremberson6464 Месяц назад

Shame the commentator, not John Insprucker, got the number of successful booster landings wrong. He said it was 279, when it is actually 295.

@mopthermopther Месяц назад

Going back to the Moon (for more rocks)

@stormysyndrome7043 Месяц назад

Yup… real nice and expensive rocks too. Rocks that’ll turn China back into the 3rd world nation they’ve always been, and WEF members into beggars with their hands out asking for alms.

@eliasyalda3686 Месяц назад

Elon Musk