Starlink Mission 

Oh man...I didn't even think of that. A moon mission would be so mega cool.

It’ll be the first time we’ve been there 😉

I can't wait

I watch every single one! Love it!

These comments never get old!

Agree with you! They are awesome. I can't wait to watch this upcoming launch of the SpaceX Crew-4 Mission to the international space station. Greetings from Colombia! ;)

You took the words right of my mouth.... Just brilliant

All of this looks like CGI to me.

They seem that way, and SpaceX continues to perfect its launch operations. But there really is no such thing as a "routine" launch.

Landing an orbital class rocket will soon be as normal as landing an airplane.

@@Elguerrero456 Sorry, but I don't know what you wrote. The Translator is not working for some reason. I really hate not being bilingual.

they even stopped cleaning boosters from carbon deposits from previous flights!

@@erzahler1930 “Elon said that the price of a ticket to space will be $5000 and that sending a kilo will cost $10.” That’s the translation ☝🏻

Nasa still not even close to their first lol. Time to transfer some funding to SpaceX instead.

Crazy to be seeing these launches Every few weeks now as if it's normal . Imagine trying to explain that to someone a few years ago 😂

Those Broomsticks are quite something 👌

@@craigevans8912 🤣🤣

Yeah, but this one was a couple of meters off the bullseye, so only a 9/10 score :P

Lol I used to live near vafb and I'd see a launch every few months or so. Ten hours?! You must live out of state 😂

@@islandvibez Davis, CA, it's 5 1/2 hours from Lompoc. We left the house at 11:00 PM Saturday night and drove all night. Got there at 04:30 and slept for an hour before the launch. After the booster landed we just drove the 5 1/2 hours home. Was a HAUL but well worth it. (I drive a Prius, so gas wasn't all that bad)

@@johnbarber7952 Hooo talk about a red eye flight! Well as long as you saw it, it's definitely worth it. 'Ol Lompoc, first time I ever hear of anyone committing a five hour journey there😅. Goes to show how much of a publicity impact SpaceX is having on everything they're associating themselves with.

I’m not driving 10 hours , I’ll watch it on RU-vid.

@@monke4632 that's awesome! We watched it on our 70" when we got home. We also watched the footage we took.

Or Gerry Anderson!!!

Yeah is just amazing they did it so well. Absolutely genius.

Yeah it really has been great to see the improved stability of the signal and footage over the past three launches.

Indeed - the switch to using their own Starlink on the drone ship has changed everything on the stability of the signal. Amazing to watch the rocket translate horizontally in the last few meters to get even more centered on the drone ship!

I still hard for me to believe that they were able to succeed at this! Just amazing.

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@you know this 🤡

uh not as always, when they got started half of their rockets were failing. Clearly they've learned a lot.

@you know this Go away.

@you know this More garbage.

72 is still young. I'm 54 in a few day, but the world still amazes me somethings. Stay safe friend.

I hope to see the 1500th flight of the star ship. To Mars of course. 🎉

Don't hold your breath.

wasn't the 100th launch like, yesterday?

Repent to Jesus Christ “Now that I, your Lord and Teacher, have washed your feet, you also should wash one another’s feet.” ‭‭John‬ ‭13:14‬ ‭NIV‬‬ H

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Lol slightly

no solo landing will match the syncronised landings, wonderful as they are.

I knew there was something unique about today... Now that I think of it, the commentary was so smooth and in sync with the beautiful ambience of the launch

@@ABrit-bt6ce true... I watch it 100 times, it blows my mind a thousand times

It is just like driving car. We are doing it for more than a hundred years and it is still fan to watch driving and drive the car.

@@inspirednaija7204 Well put!

Because commercialization of space flights will put a end to civilization , do you know how much fuel is used and burned during a single flight

UFO at 18:32

@@CompletelyNormalPhenomenon worlds smallest ufo…or some debris

@@cd66061 Look at it frame by frame and explain to me why that debris is doing about mach 1, 10 seconds after engine shut down, which happened in no other landings, with barely any wind, while also posing for the camera on 3 metal posts in consecutive frames, while also shape shifting, and then giving a closeup to the camera before flying off in the distance. Are you an expert on the average size of shape shifting UFOs as seen from only 1 camera? Yea, didn't think so. Looking forward to your explanation. Use "," and "." keys to go frame by frame.

@@cd66061 I would also like to know why that mach 1 debris came out of the water. Sure got some interesting flight characteristics for a debris!

I think it's the third one to land this many times. Imagine if they got to 20 landings

Wow, whats the money saved on that add up to? Sounds like a few hundred million perhaps?

@@ScottWaring I tried googling more exact figures just now but there really aren't, only found some older statements by Elon. They definitely would've saved over a hundred million on this rocket by my estimation based on those statements. That's why they're so much cheaper than their competitors. Can't wait for Starship to widen the gap

@@ScottWaring while there are no exact figures on how much cheaper f9 is due to booster reuse, the savings per flight are certainly in the tens of millions. SpaceX sells normal F9 launches for a bit more than $60 Million per flight, but is able to fly routine missions (especially like starlink) for as little as $15 - 20 Million. Of course not every launch is that cheap with additional requirements and costs for more "exeptional" launches, and they also want to have a decent margin on the flights that they're selling, but I think it's save to say that a booster that has flown 12 times could have saved them up to $100 Million. There are also additional costs associated with booster reuse (sea fleet, inspection and refurbishment, logistics etc.) but elon has already stated quite a while ago that they definitely break even with the 3rd flight, so every flight after that should save them major capital.

They know that what's "under the hood" is more important than how it looks. Besides, I think the soot marks give the boosters character! 👍

I'd be curious to know if the soot adds a noticeable weight to the booster overtime.

So true, truly inspiring.

Yeah they make it look so easy as if every space agency in the world could do it, yet they perfected it.

Maybe the antenna on the rocket is not as large.

Landing an orbital class rocket will soon be as normal as landing an airplane.

It landed a little hard this time.

@@theanimalplanet7031 I mean, 12 landing with the same booster, lets cut it a bit of slack, ol' rocket is getting tired.

@you know this WHY DO YOU LINK THIS WHAT IS YOUR GOAL !!

@@TwitchCronos100 You are too emotionally invested, I am only looking at the efficiency of the landing.

The photography is amazing, so true.

Thank you

*separation

thanks

🚀

Me too. I want to volunteer first...my mother in law.

ha! nice.

Thank God no more latency on my games ,I don't know how I managed before,I'm being sarcastic btw.

Orbit? What do you mean? You mean low earth orbit right?

@@saradomim you do realize LEO is a type of orbit right?

That rocket must be very hot.

excellent!

thx

Elon is my favorite African American.

Yes she is much better that " inclusive minority " woman that sometimes narrates.

The engines got a bit too close for comfort to the floor of the drone ship. I got nervous for a bit there 😅 glad the landing legs held up pretty well

This legs must to be replace

agreed looks like a slightly earlier shutdown don't normally see it drop like that on landing

ntmdisco.......sci-fi rockets have been landing like this since the invention of moving pictures.

Oh, nice literary reference!

No. Not at all.

The Drone Ship is named “Just Read the Instructions”

@@TankToChest Oh ok, thanks, that clears it up.

Yeah, that is about normal for the video....20 seconds most of the time.

Definitely, it's hardly 3Gs and all you would need is a sealed spacesuit and the will to strap yourself onto the best ride there is.

@@evolicious I realise going up would be fine but that release of the fairings looks like it would be quite a ride!

his employees, he had no part in this

people thanking elon instead of the people who actually put work into things like f9 is just disrespectful tbh

@@AeonExploration People pretending that Elon has nothing to do with this and should never ever be praised are just lame

I suppose Elon's billions had no part in this, either. Eh?

@@jamessheppard4372 not pretending, it’s facts. Accept them