SpaceX just did the impossible..

SpaceX just did the impossible.. Asmongold Clips 970K subscribers Share Download Save 643,054 views Oct 13, 2024 #22 on Trending for gaming Asmongold Clips / Asmongold Reacts To: SpaceX nails first stage recovery of Starship On this Asmongold Clips Youtube Channel you'll never quit finding all the funny Asmongold Moments with Mcconnell and the best Asmongold Highlights from the most popular games, like: Baldur's Gate 3, Helldivers 2, Starfield, Blizzard Diablo 4, The War Within & Hardcore Classic WoW, the record breaking MMORPG FFXIV, Path of Exile 2, sneak peeks from Gameplay of the upcoming Riot MMO and playthroughs of many other popular games like Monster Hunter, Final Fantasy 16, Elden Ring and more. Also Asmongold Reacts to a lot of content, such as World Record Speed Run of games, Drama and videos of some of the most interesting creators like penguinz0, Internet Historian, Emiru, Dunkey and more. 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Show transcript Asmongold Clips 970K subscribers Videos About Twitch Twitter Reddit 4,165 Comments rongmaw lin Add a comment... @dejboi 12 hours ago type of shit my grandma thinks im doing when changing the tv from HDMI 2 to 1 8.5K Reply 34 replies @KillerRedVine 13 hours ago (edited) Watching people get together and cheer for new breakthroughs in science and engineering is always endearing. 12K Reply 114 replies @tommyzty1089 9 hours ago People who say it's reversed don't understand how much more impressive it'd be if it were reversed lmao, imagine a rocket burning for 10 seconds from the ground and then go to space without power. 2.5K Reply 24 replies @araaraaura1887 11 hours ago Never thought I'd see someone parallel park a rocket ship. 1.1K Reply 7 replies @BrisilaMekz 1 hour ago The people who had to engineer this made a fat bag holy crap thats insane man 51 Reply @robgagnon9058 12 hours ago A reminder that living through historical events isn't always a bad thing. 1.8K Reply 19 replies @Spazattitude 12 hours ago For perspective, the booster is nearly as tall as the Statue of Liberty. 5.3K Reply 42 replies @Pandamonium626 10 hours ago Imagine being one of those employees who worked so damn hard to achieve this and then seeing it succeed in front of the whole world. They should all be proud. These are the people who will send humanity into space. 353 Reply 10 replies @Think666_ 13 hours ago Love it how this started as Elon saying, we can't land with parachutes that'd look stupid to the aliens... 4.2K Reply 65 replies @RaydeusMX 12 hours ago This is already impressive to watch, and then you see how freaking enormous it is and realize they are catching something the size of a skyscraper coming back from the stratosphere like it's nothing. 665 Reply 22 replies @DEichenberg 12 hours ago Now this is the kinda thing I like to see humans accomplishing. 2.3K Reply 30 replies @Capt_Mortis 9 hours ago They officialy caught a skyscraper with another skyscraper. 140 Reply 2 replies @sin-text857 12 hours ago In the 80's THIS was science FICTION. Think about that for a while. 1.4K Reply 41 replies @AlvinY4kitori 13 hours ago Very impressive but where are our catgirls, Rocketman? 175 Reply 11 replies @doctorale84 13 hours ago The start of the 40K 96 Reply 9 replies @MollyRene-v7r 2 hours ago Dude, it's awesome to hear a crowd of people light up like a sporting event for something like this 141 Reply @andreyvolkov3117 13 hours ago Wow, respect to engineers at SpaceX 1.4K Reply 38 replies @grayhat_9x 12 hours ago Meanwhile on reddit: not so impressive, SpaceX stupid 729 Reply 39 replies @slavchansidorov32 12 hours ago Imagine calculations needed to achieve this, insane 91 Reply 12 replies @JamieHitt 8 hours ago To yeet is human. To yoink, devine. 426 Reply 6 replies @VishStarLive 13 hours ago When you hire based on merit, you can achieve this. 4.6K Reply 113 replies @SavantPete 13 hours ago So close to getting the Iron Man suit 2.1K Reply 44 replies @cuuurlyfries5246 12 hours ago No DEI team needed 🤣 27 Reply 1 reply @mattfromwiisports4910 8 hours ago For those who don’t know the tower that caught it is referred to as “ mechazilla “ and the livestream ended with a png of the mechazilla from Godzilla doing the moonwalk across the screen. 116 Reply 2 replies @axson8 12 hours ago My Man hit a 3-pointer from fucking space. 365 Reply 3 replies @shadowking7920 8 hours ago 1:00 it's like the Interstellar movie, the - Docking Scene. ("What are you doing" - 'Docking') 44 Reply 2 replies @jeb-the-doomed 11 hours ago 0:38 "KERBAL SPACE PROGRAM IRL" so true 163 Reply 5 replies @Orthane 11 hours ago This is actually a huge deal, I don't think some people realize how impactful this will be for the future of rocketry. 22 Reply 5 replies @ungenbunyon5548 13 hours ago A historical event im glad to live through for once 239 Reply 14 replies @smokinbonez420 13 hours ago Massive W for humanity 638 Reply 23 replies @Hatterboot24 13 hours ago It's 2024 in SpaceX is out here yoinking buildings out of the sky. 4.8K Reply 24 replies @LightOfChaos10 5 hours ago Rare W moment for humanity in 2024 16 Reply @raptorwhite6468 12 hours ago A small correction, the booster at this point in the flight weighs "only" around 300 t, but it's still an incredible achievement 17 Reply @ElGoogKO 12 hours ago meanwhile boeing sent 2 ppl into space and nasa abandoned them there because the boeing craft barely managed to get them at the station, let alone be capable to bring them back to ground safe 54 Reply 7 replies @DreamTerrorist 13 hours ago (edited) Ah, the accomplishments you can achieve without DEI.. 337 Reply 28 replies @Stellar-Nucleosynthesis 12 hours ago This is an achievement for all of mankind. Great time to be alive. 32 Reply 12 hours ago The emptied SuperHeavy booster weighs 275 metric tons. Full of propellant is 3,700 tons 53 Reply 6 replies @o7juan 13 hours ago “It got taped in reverse” 🤣 good one 814 Reply 23 replies @hedition9346 9 hours ago SpaceX tried this many times and blew up many rockets to get this to work. It was a lot of hard work and money. This is the dark souls of rocket landing. 5 Reply @talassianh1 13 hours ago Asmon is memeing but people were actually saying it's reversed lol 1.1K Reply 69 replies @dominikpozarko3879 12 hours ago We got spacex catching boosters with chopsticks from the sky before gta 6 770 Reply 16 replies @miirico5398 13 hours ago This is fucking WILD. 3.3K Reply 23 replies @thephilosopher7173 10 hours ago The parties after this must have been WILD 3 Reply @Marpurrsa 13 hours ago we witnessed an event live, that will go down in history books. this is one of the biggest achievements in spaceflight since spacex first landed a booster successfully 294 Reply 13 replies @a_rock_or_something 13 hours ago That rocket parks itself better than my Roomba 148 Reply 2 replies @Nobody-vr5nl 12 hours ago This is the type of shit that makes my spine tingle. Space is the next frontier for humans, and we r still building wooden space canoes relative to the future of space exploration. 10 Reply 1 reply @fiftynineteennutnovember7678 4 hours ago Asmon at the end was cooking.. 😂 1 Reply @doomedspacemarine5076 12 hours ago This is the most futuristic thing i have seen in 40 years 67 Reply @klulu-kun 12 hours ago Aliens above: "Look! They're getting close." 56 Reply 2 replies @spartanhawk7637 12 hours ago For those curious why this is a big deal, there’s A LOT of junk we’ve left floating around in space over the decades. This is essentially negating a massive part of that issue while also saving tons of money and materials in rebuilding spent parts. 108 Reply 17 replies @josuecervantes1757 8 hours ago That’s some stark industries type shit 2 Reply @CaptainMudDonk 13 hours ago What I love about this is how intricate the parts are that make this work, everything on this ship has to be absolutely perfect for this to happen. 33 Reply 4 replies @BAYET5 13 hours ago Honestly I never thought I would see this accomplishment in my lifetime. AMAZING. 18 Reply 2 replies @whizzdom6923 12 hours ago Astronaut on ship, damn I forgot my lunchbox. 17 Reply 1 reply @anotherlover6954 29 minutes ago It's so crazy that it looks so weird in reverse. That was really something else. Reply @kdubs9111 12 hours ago Achievement Unlocked; Mars 15 Reply 3 replies @TheRealOtakuJoe 13 hours ago This is the results you can achieve when you hire the right people to your team. I was so glad I woke up early to watch this live. 46 Reply @louf7178 11 hours ago von Braun would (likely) be astonished. Congratulations SpaceX. 12 Reply @HeyLookItsWhat 7 hours ago If you look at the cloud on the first video. You can see a shockwave go right through it. The immense force to stop the weight of that rocket at the speed it was going is insanity. Real life became anime if not just for a second 1 Reply @DaftMushroom 12 hours ago (edited) I watch the live broadcast earlier on X. And at this moment, I couldn't hold back my smile. 6 Reply @RiverRockRecords 13 hours ago fully reusable Space Flights now that's incredible.. i might see space one day. 12 Reply @DJCroBar 12 hours ago We got catching the biggest rocket ever with chopstick arms, before we got GTA VI 6 Reply @gngrblls2thwall 10 hours ago Seeing it from farther out looks more impressive but I've only managed to find the close ups. Reply @novakkavon5418 13 hours ago we watching every sci fi movie happening in real life...thats so fcking amazing 12 Reply @ic3t3ap3ach 12 hours ago (edited) those programmers are insanely talented! 15 Reply 3 replies @reianvase6683 12 hours ago WARHAMMER UNIVERSE HERE WE COME. 9 Reply 1 reply @Killer_Kovacs 9 hours ago Asmons surprised face looks like the puppeteer is button mashing the controller for the animatronic Reply @Zwackelmann173 13 hours ago We are making it to Mars with this one boys 🗣🗣🗣 272 Reply 24 replies @Mason-us2zx 12 hours ago (edited) "taped in reverse" lmao XD It's so futuristic compared to older tech that it does literally look like that. what a win not just for America but for humanity as a whole. 49 Reply 8 replies @Real18800 13 hours ago I legit got chills. Thats absolutely fucking insane. 111 Reply 1 reply @KisekiFan 4 hours ago If I didn't see the close up shots I would have thought that it was a video played in reverse. Reply @tut28Angel 13 hours ago This is like a video game animation of returning to a space station. 6 Reply 2 replies @dramis_gaming2189 11 hours ago One step closer for Galactic conquest. 6 Reply @CUBEoneVX 12 hours ago Thats almost as tall as the statue of liberty, to control something as big as that in that precision its fucking incredible. No one is remotely close to this. 4 Reply @antinature203 7 hours ago We got self parallel parking rockets before GTA 6 1 Reply @niiick5704 13 hours ago Imagine aliens watching this and are like: That's cute 42 Reply 3 replies @sagen06 13 hours ago My African American, Elon Musk. 1.1K Reply 21 replies @FSAPOJake 12 hours ago I lost my shit when I watched this live. I fully expected the first stage to crash land and/or blow up, but this was almost flawless. 5 Reply @jwb935 8 hours ago I love how the catching tower is called officially "mechzilla" Reply @bastiecona 13 hours ago WE MAKING IT TO MARS WITH THIS ONE : 🗣️🗣️🗣️🔥🔥🔥 15 Reply 1 reply @gabagool_and_psychiatry4856 12 hours ago my house rattled during the launch. 11 Reply @miirico5398 13 hours ago If they could implement this more this would save and make going to space way more easier and safer. Big W. 222 Reply 42 replies @huy4512 9 hours ago Emperor of Mars for real lmao 1 Reply @theduckwithmoney8737 13 hours ago Now imagine if space exploration had the same budget of the U.S military. 168 Reply 21 replies @nateshepardson1204 12 hours ago Marvel writers REALLY hate that this guy is the real life Iron Man. 27 Reply 1 reply @MrStrange1984 5 hours ago They manage to catch a rocket mid air and i can trip on air when walking. Reply @JacobL1200 12 hours ago bros playing catch with rockets now💀💀 10 Reply @CommanderHof 13 hours ago they can have my taxes 9 Reply @SirBoopBoop 11 hours ago Mankind just leveled up! 8 Reply 3 replies @itemtest1 1 hour ago That guy in the front looks super excited 👍👍 Reply @AntilopeVS 13 hours ago 1:08... no DEI and u can catch rockets, incredible 631 Reply 44 replies @nexgen6249 13 hours ago This is so epic bro , a evolution in science and space is great for whole humanity. 8 Reply @1LuvMLPFiM 12 hours ago I can never hope to reach such levels of engineering knowledge that made this possible. Amazing. 5 Reply @ethansanchez6267 8 hours ago I live in very close but not quite close, so you could expect this as one hell of thing to wake up to. Reply @WiillPlay 13 hours ago By the way, Bethesda never understood this excitement about a leap into the space future 0:49 (Starfield) 26 Reply @bc8359 12 hours ago When you don't have DEI hires 270 Reply 10 replies @KILLERDEVIL13 12 hours ago coool Peak of Humanity progress 8 Reply @D-Rekko 10 hours ago I've been watching them crash those rockets for a long time and they finally caught one Reply @CR4ZYHOR5E18 11 hours ago Why could I hear Joe Rogan screaming "OH MY GOOOD" as it landed 😂 4 Reply @HyraxusPrimus 12 hours ago We've still got 39 years, we might meet the Vulcans on schedule after all. 24 Reply 3 replies @thanosianthemadtitanic 11 hours ago this is a better shot than anything in lebrons legacy 5 Reply @Lornext 8 hours ago Dunked from space 2 Reply @Spumoon 12 hours ago And this is on Earth. Imagine if we can get enough resources out of the atmosphere to create a base on the moon where all of this will be much easier. 20 Reply 19 replies @InSaider25 12 hours ago That's what people should be doing instead of all these endless wars. 136 Reply 22 replies @jeanmouloude 11 hours ago you're watching humanity's future 4 Reply @marcus2259 6 hours ago It's like watching a perfect reverse launch. Reply @werewolvesandfriendsuk 12 hours ago 2024 - catching hovering spaceships. Artificial Super intelligence 2030. 17 Reply 9 replies @geniustrash 13 hours ago The sheer stabilization this building sized rocket needs and their ability to pull it off... man... hoooolyyyy shit. It looks better than most CGI. 25 Reply 3 replies @maryrose2676 12 hours ago This is the first time I'm impressed with spacex. Don't misunderstand, I am impressed with space related things. But this is on another level entirely. 5 Reply @interstella0 6 hours ago 1:12 they did blew up starship 2 times, its pretty impressive that they did the booster first try 1 Reply @jrp1021 12 hours ago Not a single DEI hire in that crowd. And look at the results. 115 Reply 7 replies @cyb0rgb018 12 hours ago What a time to be alive, we were born to late to explore Earth, and too early to explore the universe, but we were born just in time to witness the first steps towards humanity becoming a space-faring civilization. 19 Reply 7 replies @therealmonkfromtibet 12 hours ago Bezos's Blue Origin can't even reach orbit. 32 Reply 6 replies @noximilienqc7207 8 hours ago This kind of progress is also so nice to see. 1 Reply @jabbawookeez01 13 hours ago Jesus 💀 10 Reply @joeblow229 11 hours ago I love seeing people getting excited about science and technology rather than cheering for some sportsball team. 4 Reply @zerkil6304 12 hours ago NASA is such a shadow of itself that a completely separate company did it first 55 Reply 9 replies @DummyFace123 9 hours ago This is like catching the saturn mission's first stage Reply @hotfightinghistory9224 13 hours ago (edited) The flames shooting out the side of the booster as it came in to land was not supposed to happen. It had a gaping hole in the side from damage yet still managed to pull it off!!!! 4 Reply 2 replies @aaronnatusch9468 12 hours ago (edited) For those that maybe haven’t been following: this is a step jump in tech on par with the telegraph, automobile, factories, or ICE. Maybe bigger. For reasons that are too long to explain in a comment here. This will change the trajectory of humanity. Read up on it if you’re not familiar. Wild. Edit: I should clarify - the whole starship system is the step jump. Not the catching per se. The catching, while incredible, is just one step required for the whole system to work. The system is the real revolution. 7 Reply 5 replies @cqwiii 12 hours ago "If only spacex could live up to the safety standards of boeing" -The FAA 21 Reply 6 replies @vegetashairline3060 4 hours ago Brother parallel parked a rocket ship Reply @Ajax-0137 13 hours ago r/enoughmuskspam in shambles 161 Reply 12 replies @thebearded4427 12 hours ago When people talk about the possibilities of AI computing, this is exactly the kind of things I'm expecting to see more of! Imagine what we're gonna see in just 3-4 years! 4 Reply 1 reply @jacobb-c7946 11 hours ago legit gives me chills bro. a future in space is closer than we think. 18 Reply 4 replies @KVenturi 8 hours ago That catch is super smooth too Reply @rpgadventurer32 12 hours ago Unless I'm missing something, this is probably the greatest human technological achievement of the 21st century and among the greatest ever!!! 5 Reply 3 replies @dumoneyyy 13 hours ago I saw the animation for this years ago thinking "there is no way" How wrong I was 12 Reply 1 reply @Corvusstorage 13 hours ago Bro the people that saying that is reverse tape 💀 4 Reply 2 replies @the1onlynoob 8 hours ago that is some fine use of chopsticks on picking up a sasuage. Reply @kristopherwillis8075 13 hours ago NGL that's awesome 5 Reply @MajorBinkss 9 hours ago 'NASA SILENTLY LEAVES THE ROOM' "What are we paying trillions to you for!? ...hey where did nasa go? 3 Reply 1 reply @Simat_0 12 hours ago (edited) no fucking way, there are actually people saying it's reversed, and when you ask them how the flame and dust go in reverse they say that part is CGI, i can't, to much stupidity 60 Reply 7 replies @anap1680 9 hours ago same energy as throwing a water bottle and it lands on the top part Reply @JakePask 13 hours ago Absolute cinema 16 Reply @TheGrumpyMunchkins 12 hours ago Remember when NASA was relevant? lol 4 Reply 1 reply @robertmarquez343 12 hours ago Governments can't even do this. This guy is brilliant. 30 Reply 3 replies @klonoa450 11 hours ago Mean while at boeing, " what do you mean starliner might have a challenger moment" Reply @lady_legs1968 13 hours ago I'm a physician, this is incredible 170 Reply 18 replies @Bushodai 12 hours ago Don’t forget to congratulate the FAA on their miraculous feat of finally getting the f out of the way! 11 Reply @USMC49er 13 hours ago (edited) This is the same SpaceX that are planning to save the two stranded NASA astronauts. They are making brilliant breakthroughs! 15 Reply 3 replies @myintmoswe312 1 hour ago I can hear Starman playing in my head. Reply @Sheriden. 13 hours ago People that hate him (esp Reddit) are just seething right now and I’m here for it. 38 Reply 9 replies @GVal-lq3qn 10 hours ago It played in reverse? That’s still impressive because it means that bird learned how to fly backwards. 6 Reply @wsbolivar6644 13 hours ago We have the elites, whose only vision for us is to live in pods, wear carbon footprint detectors, and eat bugs, and we have Musk. 41 Reply 6 replies @SuperTyrannical1 9 hours ago "Like a glove!" 😂 Reply @ibm2154 12 hours ago This is where taxes should go not to fund wars 17 Reply 3 replies @andrejs9112 13 hours ago Bro your editors are working fast 8 Reply @StevenLeeStudios 12 hours ago That is possibly one of the coolest things I have ever seen. Elon is fucking crazy! 22 Reply 5 replies @timogeerties3487 4 hours ago "Everybody can launch a rocket, some can land it but only I alone can catch it." Reply @MoldyBones27 2 hours ago 0:25 what.. what are you doing with your face.. 11 Reply 1 reply @seancurtis1199 13 hours ago I think many people don't understand the significance of this, this is a major step towards affordable space travel and exploration 11 Reply 3 replies @Frstghost 13 hours ago This is very impressive. . . . . . . empty fridge 18 Reply 1 reply @KaoticReach1999 9 hours ago Thunderf00t while being louder than the rockets: REEEEEEEEEEE Reply @ninnikuprobability 2 hours ago It's sad how many people dislike Elon when he's the only billionaire in the world actually investing in the advancement of human kind. 3 Reply @AndrewChumKaser 12 hours ago And people hate the guy because he bought Twitter, meanwhile him and his company do shit like this. 8 Reply @MrMcMuffinJr1999 11 hours ago This is honestly the greatest moment in space travel since Apollo 11 4 Reply 1 reply @krol09. 3 hours ago they have the same reaction as me getting thunderfury in vanilla Reply @AricRastley 10 hours ago Reddit: Elon Musk is stupid, he can't even design a good car Also Elon Musk: 21 Reply 3 replies @MonkTheWorldTree 12 hours ago them being able to do this in first try also shows how great their simulation is. Their simulation should now match realistic environment 1 to 1 with uncontrollable variables considered as well. 4 Reply @fauxgizmo 12 hours ago Elon's companies have single handedly leapfrogged humanity 10-20 years at least. if he's not the man of the century I don't know who is regardless if you agree/disagree with his politics. 12 Reply 5 replies @DIPSID 2 hours ago "Don't look up" 💀 Reply @ragingfilthycasual 13 hours ago ELON: "........... I am Iron Man." 17 Reply 6 replies @wraith313 9 hours ago I love that people are demonizing musk and he's literally the only person on earth actually trying to save humanity from itself. 5 Reply @sudiptodas0001 13 hours ago Imagine they just reversed the video 😂😂😂 6 Reply @Altuser-w6b 6 hours ago The Axiom: not bad, kid Reply @Aro9313 7 hours ago Actual proof that you don't need government for space programs. 6 Reply 1 reply @battlechaing6374 9 hours ago I'm 100% sure this is gonna become very outdated in a few dozens of years with new and more advanced technology. 6 Reply 3 replies @antefizulic6851 12 hours ago Meanwhile NASA cant recreate Moon mission they claim they did 60 years ago. 4 Reply 2 replies @Tylerannosaurus-X 10 hours ago Meanwhile at nasa... Still taking pictures of mars maybe? 1 Reply @isaacchillman11 13 hours ago Elon is the goat 6 Reply @Enderlinkpawnu 7 hours ago That is actually nuts. Huge SpaceX W for getting this to work. Reply @iCortex1 8 hours ago I got full body chills, that is INSANE Reply @PaNDaSNiP3R 9 hours ago The last time I’ve seen people this interested in space travel was just before the challenger disaster 1 Reply @bluepill6644 10 hours ago SpaceX out here tryna do a Mass Effect story Reply @billwilson7841 12 minutes ago born right in time to explore the stars Reply @blaqstar 8 hours ago now onto space dropship Reply @Moo2loosCavern 9 hours ago The fact it’s caught midair Reply @user-qr4jf4tv2x 1 hour ago its recorded in reverse it was gaining fuel as it fly Reply @Eb0nK1ngG4mes 8 hours ago It's hard to describe how important this moment is. Reply @ohiokansas2682 9 hours ago (edited) …that is either watched in reverse or that some legendary piloting skills (remote or in person) Reply @schemagroup1 2 hours ago (edited) Insane I've waited 5yrs for this moment to finally happen, SpaceX FTW 🎉 Reply @arroe8386 7 hours ago These guys probably expected to build 3-5 more of these before they figure out how to pull it off Reply @Ima9ineBreak3r 7 hours ago That looks straight out of sci-fi. That's so cool. Reply @highheatrichie 3 hours ago Starwars irl 😂 Reply @UnfunnE 2 hours ago Its like a science fiction movie. Reply @godaddy9837 3 hours ago Props to cameraman for flying mid-air, risking his life to catch all that. Reply @PedroBorgesNH 9 hours ago Not only rockets have reverse, now they can parallel park as well Reply @Seichensi 1 hour ago I've seen that earlier, it's funny and amazing at same time, how precisely it "parked in". Reply @SrMaximus 8 hours ago First step: This Second step: STAR CONQUEST Reply @godpigeon 7 hours ago They did mess up the first couple landing on the floating test pad at the start. Reply @radicaIized 10 hours ago That was fucking awesome 1 Reply @bignumbers 8 hours ago It's like a bullet that flies back into the gun Reply @BuraiTributeKing 10 hours ago I thought it was about to land on that boat. Reply @user-us5xz9zf8f 4 hours ago Aliens are chuckling Reply @creed2516 8 hours ago That felt like a fucking cutscene Reply @bq1013 9 hours ago ngl it looked like it was reversed at first, they you see the little flame off the side and the fuel mix flying out. Nutty Reply @ben-64 4 hours ago One of the countless small steps in our species conquest of the stars. Easy to forget that we're so small. Reply @Lucky-GEN2 7 hours ago The people who had to engineer this made a fat bag holy crap thats insane man 5 Reply @greaterpainter7996 11 hours ago Dude, it's awesome to hear a crowd of people light up like a sporting event for something like this 4 Reply @vinhedos 10 hours ago I never thought I'd see this during my lifetime. Reply @hectorfliper 8 hours ago It felt the same for me when I learned how por park my car in reverse for the first time Reply @elliottb7009 1 hour ago it would have been so wild to see it live. the crown was so hype! Reply @charlotteyuki 9 hours ago This scene is so futuristic Reply @douglaspatterson9155 11 hours ago I can’t even park my car that precise. Reply @2FastG 4 hours ago The Kerbal level up is insane Reply

SpaceX Catches 500 tonnes moving at 3x the speed of sound

SpaceX Catches 500 tonnes moving at 3x the speed of sound James Cooke 17.8K subscribers Subscribe Share Download Thanks Clip 84,019 views Oct 13, 2024 Octopus Referral Switch energy supplier and share a £100 referral bonus with me with the link below: https://share.octopus.energy/azure-co... Following me on instagram and X: / jamescookevlogs / jamescookevlogs Support the vlog on Patreon: / jamescooke James Cooke Vlogs Amazon page Click below for more details on my vlogging gear and anything else I feel is AWESOME: https://www.amazon.co.uk/shop/jamescooke Transcript Follow along using the transcript. Show transcript James Cooke 17.8K subscribers Videos About Twitter Instagram 467 Comments rongmaw lin Add a comment... @vortexgaming7364 8 hours ago I told my dad that they were going to catch the booster and he didn’t believe me. I sent the booster catch to him and he said “is that for real?” 66 Reply @AlphaAbyss_ 8 hours ago The fact that they can so accurately land them not only with the remarkable catch but the fact they had a camera in the exact spot the ship would land 65 Reply 6 replies @mustang607 7 hours ago Mankind wants to thank the many skilled SpaceX engineers and the rest of the team involved for this exciting and historical accomplishment. 143 Reply 8 replies @rivalrepairs 9 hours ago The flames at the side of the booster are vents from the cryogenic methane tank, as the booster heats up the liquid gas boils off and is vented overboard to maintain the correct pressure in the tank. The engines set fire to this vent that is what you are seeing. 67 Reply 4 replies @alltechinbox 9 hours ago A number of people were understandably speechless, what a week 87 Reply 1 reply @myownboss1 7 hours ago The engineers at Boeing Starliner team are like, ‘Yeah, whatever…. We’ve seen better’….😂 47 Reply 2 replies @Argoon1981 10 hours ago This was so mind-blowing that I'm here in disbelief, feels almost unreal, so sad that majority of the rest of world, is totally oblivious to what was achieved here by SpaceX. 62 Reply 3 replies @TeeDee87 8 hours ago Imagine all the competition being at least a century behind you. That's where SpaceX is After this test. 242 Reply 24 replies @rippedtopshelf6806 7 hours ago I've watched that maybe 20 times and I'm still incredulous. Pretty cool, eh James? 33 Reply 1 reply @cesarango01 8 hours ago Everybody is speechless. Especially, NASA, Boeing, Bezos, Russia, China. Eat your hearts out! LMAO!!!! 127 Reply 16 replies @467-k1m 4 hours ago ! ! OMG what a sight! ! And in my lifetime. I"m 82+years old and it is a miracle I am able to be here for this. I am overwhelmed. Sincerely and with 1,000,000 thumbs up. Big shoutout to Elon and the crew. See ya next flight. Over and out. 44 Reply 5 replies @Ask-a-Rocket-Scientist 9 hours ago At max speed it was going Mach 5 plus. At catch it was going 0. 24 Reply 1 reply @IsYitzach 6 hours ago 13:25 I would have liked that flame to go out as well. But after watching Scott Manely's report, I think its a fuel dump so that the tanks are completely empty before anything interesting can happen. 6 Reply @ComeonmenID10T 8 hours ago unreal and amazing at the same time .......SpaceX is not only miles, but Lightyears ahead of the Competition 26 Reply @cesarango01 8 hours ago Still working out the anamolies on Starship re-entry. Step-by-step. But we know, it's going to happen. 15 Reply 3 replies @literallyshaking8019 8 hours ago This was impossible until this morning. 46 Reply @seanbaskett5506 5 hours ago (edited) The ship got jealous of the booster and all the attention it's getting, and decided to do a victory lap by exploding. 5 Reply @craig7350 6 hours ago "SpaceX Catches 500 tonnes moving at 3x the speed of sound" I think they slowed it down a little first there Randy! 16 Reply 3 replies @CasinoMaster48 9 hours ago that booster alone is equivalent to 20+ storey building. 10 Reply @dannyotter7247 11 hours ago I know right captain, bizarre and surreal to see this stuff actually coming to life. 25 Reply @MStreppelhoff 8 hours ago SpaceX making history. 33 Reply @MalcrowAlogoran 2 hours ago SpaceX is suddenly going to have an influx of job applications with Chinese sounding names 🤣 3 Reply @curlew-3592 8 hours ago There’s a few commenters on here could do with being sent into orbit! With no return journey of course! 😂🤣 7 Reply @teslarob4790 8 hours ago Just a decade ago people - and a LOT of smart people - were saying that this type of thing was 100% impossible. The world fundamentally changed today. 54 Reply 8 replies @quesopasso 8 hours ago I heard that it takes something like 3 orbits for the Starship to be realigned for landing at the tower. So there'd be at least a couple hours between a booster landing on the tower to the ship coming back. Still not enough time currently, but I think that's the idea. They'd move the booster then land the ship. 4 Reply 1 reply @davidgermain 7 hours ago (edited) loving the excitment youhave for this. they swing the booster out of the way and put it in one of the pads. by the time the payload part has done its job the booster will be off the pad. 3 Reply @java4life415 3 hours ago (edited) I was in a hotel there on vacation today and I had no clue this was happening. Woke me up at 7 AM. My hotel room (with a balcony view on a high floor) was shaking like crazy and felt that sonic boom when landing. It was crazy. I cried knowing I witnessed history 1 Reply @DarkTranqz 7 hours ago Super Heavy is somewhere around 220 tons dry without the hot stage ring, and probably had 20-30 tons of propellant left in the tanks, so it definitely was not 500 tons. Also, when the booster reaches it's highest boostback velocity at about 26 kilometers altitude, it was doing 4400 km/h, which is a little over Mach 4 at that altitude. Then, when the engines fire to cancel out the booster's energy for the catch, it's doing Mach 1, and decelerates all the way down to 2 km/h by the time the chopsticks make contact. 13 Reply 2 replies @deankay4434 7 hours ago This a huge step forward allowing engineers to review data, examine components, control actuators and heat tabs epoxied in places the size of a quarter. Designed to melt at a known rate at a predictable temperature range. This complex catch is a further step to carry more weight into space at a cheaper cost. Reusable rockets without tons of heat shield and certain cooling systems are not used. Lower total weight carried at 17,500 MPH to escape the earths atmosphere with 3 times the power. Amazing! 5 Reply @kevinmcquade1688 7 hours ago They don’t need to catch the starship immediately after the booster. It can orbit until the booster is cleared from the chop sticks. 10 Reply 4 replies @BDailys 3 hours ago Landing used to be parachute and then splash down amd now megazila ??!! Wow this unbelievably incredible alon must be an alian you cant convince me otherwise 1 Reply @EDCandLace 5 hours ago I'm still dumb founded. 5 full flights and they have a successful catch .. that team is literally unbelievable at what they do. 3 Reply @chaz706 2 hours ago The ghost of Neil Armstrong gives a thumbs up! 4 Reply @MrNomadic76 8 hours ago What. A. Day. 12 Reply @oljobo 7 hours ago They caught a booster‼️👍👍☺️☺️ 7 Reply @martinhernandez6579 3 hours ago Amazing how a privately held company can beat the most powerful nation at their own game. 3 Reply @sananselmospacescienceodys7308 4 hours ago The SLS looks like a relic from the past. 3 Reply 1 reply @animeQs. 3 hours ago Sheldon Cooper must be credited on this 😂😂😂 2 Reply @flintcoat2596 9 hours ago The fog is from the liquid Nitrogen used to cool the lox and methane 4 Reply @Saradomusic6402 8 hours ago it's like the GATE anime.. With SpaceX being modern militaries and all other Space companies being Medieval kingdoms 4 Reply 1 reply @RWBHere 7 hours ago Glad you enjoyed it, James. The precision Starship splashdown was also a great highlight. Next up, let's see SpaceX fix that heat shield problem around the fins, especially the front ones, and let's see it launch a big payload into orbit successfully. 3 Reply @ssikes01 6 hours ago Just incredible demonstration of engineering principles. Imagine in a few years when they are catching the ship itself!!! 1 Reply @jamessimon3433 6 hours ago I saw this live like yall, im still processing everything. Unreal. 1 Reply @johngreener9784 3 hours ago This was SOOOO intense and impressive. Like a mother cradling her baby! I nearly wept! Awe inspiring! There really are not enough words to congratulate the whole SpaceX engineers and support staff for doing this incredible feat ON THE FIRST TRY!!! WOW! 1 Reply @garylester3976 7 hours ago Looks like the time spent trying to convince using glide ratio re-entry wasn't wasted. They'll need more glide for loaded ships coming in, maybe need more wing surface, especially returning from Mars. But it stayed in pretty good condition, and they know what to do now... Also your description tells me you understood the points in the writs... 1 Reply @Nanobits 8 hours ago Historic for sure. 10 Reply 3 replies @danielocegueda4399 10 hours ago Just amazing, isn’t it 😄 11 Reply @mitchellbarnow1709 10 hours ago James, I always enjoy your live coverage and your awesome commentary! Thankfully YouTube finally recommended your channel today! 22 Reply @cesarango01 8 hours ago INSANE!!! GO SPACEX!!!!!!!! MARS OR BUST BABY!!!! 8 Reply @deepprey2776 6 hours ago I’m 53 and grew up watching the space shuttle take off and land. I never in my life would’ve thought this was possible. 1 Reply @roijoi6963 4 hours ago They still have a lot of work to do to get to full reusability, like put out that fire, don't fry the engines, buckle the side of the booster, its tanks or burn all the important bits in the chines. The heat shield needs a LOT of work, but this was a really HUGE step forward. Well done SpaceX. 1 Reply @dougbrinklow9979 8 hours ago If they try to catch the Star Ship as well, it won't be immediately after catching the booster. Star Ship will be in orbit first, and then it will come back much later on a later orbit. There will be lots of time to remove the booster first. Maybe even days. 5 Reply 4 replies @andyonions7864 9 hours ago Hot staging is primarily to reduce gravity losses, which would hit the payload by several percent. It would help with ullage as you say. 1 Reply @momofmanda 6 hours ago Who writes the headlines? It was not going three times the speed of sound as it was being caught. Reply @greggwilliamson 8 hours ago New sub. You spoke on the impact of being alive at this time. I remember the moon landing. I was 9 and loved science fiction stories. Here I was watching those hero's do great things. I knew that "2001: A Space Odyssey" was prophesy. I watched the Voyager's begin their unbelievable journey (NASA could actually build s..tuff then). Elon Musk is bringing little boys and girls dreams and the magic back to space. I may be old now, but I still cherish those dreams. 6 Reply @deankay4434 7 hours ago (edited) Huge Amazing Event in History! John Glenn is two thumbs up in heaven! You have 26,750 KL/H when glow appears on the Star Module! Watch certain “Star-X” video with the heavy booster speed on the left, Star-X on the right! 3 Reply @FalkoneusGross 8 hours ago CHEERS brother from the other side of the ocean. These are interesting times. We are at a precipice in evolution. We either make it or break it during these times. For once in a long time I am excited to be alive. I was here to witness this. 2 Reply @godagon97 7 hours ago 28:16 Could it be said that the Ship is "walking"?? If walking is defined as controlled falling. 🤣🍻 ALL of this launch was so WOW!! 2 Reply @angelito4058 3 hours ago For those that may not know because he actually asked the question... The way it would work is as follow: When they catch the booster they will move it over to and set it back into the launch mount. That way by the time the actual Starship returns from whatever it is doing up there the tower and arms are back into position waiting to catch the ship. 1 Reply @NeonEclipse910 5 hours ago A feat of engineering beyond what was ever thought possible. Really inspiring. Definitely a moment of pride for humanity. 1 Reply @waynemacomson6448 8 hours ago "Be a shame if it blew up..." Lmao! But you said it: something has indeed changed. 3 Reply @devendrasinghsisodiya7864 3 hours ago How smooth that was !!!! 2 Reply @Berretotube 8 hours ago MIND. BOGGLED. 11 Reply @jimwhitman3678 11 hours ago Thank you so much for sharing, love you enthusiasm. 10 Reply @joaohenriqueneuhaus2023 3 hours ago I'm literally watching clips and reactions of this the entire day, I can 100% guaranteed you I could only find 2 kinds of reaction to what just happened: 1-Return to primal instincts and scream like you want to scare a predator. 2- Absolutely speechless. 1 Reply @JurassicJenkins 42 minutes ago (edited) 12:48 Hello from Orlando Fl, new viewer here. Excellent performance by SpaceX and team. I would like to mention, the booster was not traveling 3X the speed of sound, when caught. The vlog title is a bit misleading. Take care. Reply @override7486 6 hours ago I dont know where you get this information from? Mass of the booster (empty) is around 270 ton and they caught moving maybe few meters/s at best. LOL Reply @sananselmospacescienceodys7308 4 hours ago My mind is blown. I didn't think that this was going to work. 1 Reply @Chamieiniibet 10 hours ago (edited) Go! Go! Humanity! To the skies and back! 11 Reply @louisdebussy9012 5 hours ago the Saturn V rocket weighed about 3000 tons, if I'm not mistaken the Starship reaches 5000 tons please check thanks for the video! 😉 Reply @HoloRC 4 hours ago (edited) just a reference - 15,000 KM/h is Mach 12.14. ... 25,000 KM/h is roughly Mach 20.24. impeccable engineering. Also @7:00-7:03 you can see something fall off the starship and land on the booster body causing significant sparking - pretty sure those were chunks of the starship's heat shield that rattled loose and fell off during max-Q - if more than a few fall off, that could lead to severe damage on re-entry leading to the subsequent 'boom' Reply @codename495 6 hours ago Is this real? Not CGI? Holy crow. This is amazing! 1 Reply @mrbardel4363 34 minutes ago (edited) i believe this is 100 % not safe . the lunch pad should have a deep hole near the landing so if the booster come in to fast it goes in to the hole . and explode underground . Reply @thevillage38 6 hours ago SpaceX just caught a 22 story speeding skyscraper.Well done to all the employees of SpaceX,who were hired for their skill,knowledge and brains.Props to you all 1 Reply @Ingens_Scherz 6 hours ago Super Heavy booster is almost twice the mass of Saturn V's S-1C (first stage) booster. So SpaceX just caught a rocket nearly twice the size of S-1C out of thin air. I saw it live, but I'm still struggling to process what I saw! It's a genuine giant leap. 5 Reply @AlessandroFilippiUX 7 hours ago Funny how he looks at the chat instead of the livestream right when the booster lands in the chopstics. Reply @TheOtherPhotoGuy 3 hours ago it seemed to have slowed down somewhat from 3x speed of sound by the time of the catch, nonetheless incredible Reply @jasontipton8430 7 hours ago (edited) I was thinking is this really happening it looked fake but I know it’s real this thing is massive it’s 232 feet tall and thirty feet wide and it had such smoothness and fitness it was perfect, landed right into mech Zella arms they are playing Kerbal space program in real life and there like Marcus house playing it 1 Reply @roberttuttle5405 4 hours ago SpaceX catching a rocket vs BOING (E intentionally omitted) Absolutely amazing! 1 Reply @w8stral 7 hours ago What happens when you get the DAMNED government OUT of the WAY 7 Reply @Deagle367 5 hours ago I'm so glad to be alive to witness History! 2 Reply @airspeedmph 1 hour ago That booster landed way more gently on the tower, than I put my coffee cup on the table. Reply @anthonylee5305 3 hours ago So you're saying it was moving at 3X the speed of sound when they caught it? Hmmmmm I must have been watching a very very very slow motion replay if that's the case. LOL Reply @tubetwo100 4 hours ago Should put a water sprinkler to put out the fire on the chop stick. Reply @MatthewChidester 9 hours ago Amazing moment today..😮good video. Nuts watching I think a 14 story rocket being caught in mid air…so much weight 😅 1 Reply @RamaOshiLo 3 hours ago fantastic rocket! but the starship was BOOMMBAAA! after landing burn 1 Reply @tedbell4416 3 hours ago I was like you watching this just unbelievable they caught that thing Reply @SuprSBG 3 hours ago I mean, title is a bit misleading considering it wasn’t caught going that speed… BUT YK ITS STILL VERY MUCH FRICKING EPIC Reply @jimhofoss9982 4 hours ago when they caught the booster, it was no longer 500 tonnes, it had eaten up most of its weight Reply @thatGUYbehindthemask 51 minutes ago in order to catch the booster AND the ship, they will likely leave the starship in orbit long enough to remove the booster from the tower and reset it. if the tower is damaged at all, they need a 2nd tower. Reply 1 reply @iworkout6912 6 hours ago Thanks for your comments on this great show by Space X. You added more to the video than just watching it live. I liked that. 1 Reply @LeifurThor-qu2bz 2 hours ago Remember when Elon said- “building an awesome electric car is hard, but building a factory that builds electric cars is incredibly difficult. He’s taken all he learned about manufacturing (which is an insane amount of knowledge and wisdom), and applied it to manufacturing Space Flight. This milestone today is big, really big, but his factory which churns out spaceships bigger and more powerful than Saturn 5 rockets, this is beyond words cutting edge what humanity can do and so much better than the competition. Wow. Just WOW! 2 Reply @QbutNotTheQ 4 hours ago It would be nice if the display would show Gs. Reply @anthonysaponaro6318 8 hours ago Absolutely mind blowing is the correct way to explain it. . . . It just is bro ! 2 Reply @defeeded0887 2 hours ago the engines on the booster are made to withstand the heat. Reply @RTD1947 5 hours ago Never gets old!!! 2 Reply @sqrlmonger 48 minutes ago I don't think its an exaggeration at all to say this is the coolest thing to happen in space flight since we landed on the moon for the first time. Reply @JamesHasSkill1337 8 hours ago "It would be a terrible shame if it blew up once it had already been caught" Hey I'd like to introduce you to SN10!! 9 Reply @JamesBraun-n1p 5 hours ago Your head lne is so wrong . The booster was at stand still as the arms closed catching it , that was truely un real . The craft that left was 500 tons , returned at about 200 tons , still an amazing feat . Congratulation Space X . Reply @DetriotSteel 37 minutes ago It was ball's to the wall awesome!!! And if they pull this off multiple times without failure, that's gonna be balls to the wall awesome 2.0!!! Reply @barryoblarney9294 5 hours ago I enjoy your enthusiasm. 1 Reply @SCWgreg 6 hours ago (edited) Great recap. Loved seeing your reaction to it, much the same for me this early early morning. Brings me to tears. Epic effort by everyone at SpaceX, and Elon for the vision, challenging physics, and the balls. 1 Reply @dwightlooi 7 hours ago (edited) It is NOT 500 tonnes. It's less than half that at about 200 tonnes give or take. And, by the time they catch it it's going at less than 5 miles per hour. Reply @devaughng5224 4 hours ago This title is not correct. The booster was not moving at 3x the speed of sound when they caught it. Reply @October-TE 1 hour ago i was asleep when it happened lmao Reply @superfly1842 2 hours ago (edited) idk man looks like it was moving pretty fucking slow when it was caught, don't undersell how bad ass those retro thrusters are. Reply @xavierStark84 1 hour ago (edited) Imagine the heaters saying its a inverteed vídeo on the internet..... 😂😂😂😂 Reply @interstellar618 4 hours ago SpaceX catches 5 million ton rocket booster moving at 30x the speed of light, with a pair of tweezers! 1 Reply @johnosullivan675 9 hours ago 275 tonnes moving at about 1 metre per second. 3 Reply 1 reply @markbolam1383 3 hours ago i still cant believe this its totally insane what happened yesterday Reply @thegraz 7 hours ago It was not 500t or moving at 3x the speed of sound when it was caught. 1 Reply @DishNetworkDealerNEO 4 hours ago I could rephrase your title this way: “500 Ton Rocket Booster let’s itself be captured by SpaceX Tower Cradle” Reply @planetmuskvlog3047 4 hours ago James!!! Interacting to get you back in my algorithm feed. Always good to see you 1 Reply @luckyirvin 2 hours ago SpaceX makin good ones day by day so fucking cool Reply @DanielVerberne 10 minutes ago Ridiculously impressive. Thank you for the reaction, Mr Cooke. Reply @PabloKeilis 8 hours ago The title is way off, man, horrible clickbait or incredible ignorance?! 5 Reply @axelc8611 1 hour ago Just the most incredible thing I’ve ever seen so inspiring Reply @MikeEnglund-ih1zh 1 hour ago It was moving at zero mph when it was captured, not 3x the speed of sound. Reply @DeborahDoyle-u3u 5 hours ago (edited) Wow spectacular GO Space X 👍🚀🔴🚀👍🔴 1 Reply @aamericancoffeedrinker 8 hours ago HUGH step for Mankind 5 Reply @one_unity_fitness 3 hours ago Meanwhile @Skunkworks: Yeeeah, so we got these UAPs ready for the masses but yall enjoying rockets so much so we're just gonna hold off on releasing those... Reply @sebastiancinduks3501 8 hours ago es hermoso 🥲 4 Reply @lanzer22 4 hours ago Boeing to FAA: “ground their next flight now!!! I don’t care what excuses you give!” 2 Reply @ekspatriat 9 hours ago Just to say it did not catch it at 3 x speed of sound. I caught it when it was only probably 1 MPH! 22 Reply 8 replies @jarichards99utube 5 hours ago THERE Are TWO MAIN REASONS why STARSHIP made History Today: 1- The STARSHIP Program IS Managed by Elon Musk & SpaceX... 👍👍 and, 2- The STARSHIP Program - NOT -Managed by Boeing 😆😅😂 🤣🤣🤣 4 Reply @m4rsianer 8 hours ago first stage ist 275 metric tons empty not 500. And speed was 0 when it was catched 2 Reply James Cooke · 2 replies @70ixlr86 8 hours ago Spot on presentation. 1 Reply @polska4968 3 hours ago eh whats with your title , its isnt caught at 3x speed of sound , did ya watch it at all Reply @SoloRenegade 4 hours ago it wasn't going Mach 3 when they caught it. I know English is hard, but do try. Reply @randycurtiss6147 7 hours ago Thank god I washed my white pants yesterday 1 Reply @zarl5238 4 hours ago What a great catch but I am still disappointed that AGAIN the Starship is thrown away like a piece of trash 😢 Reply @mausilugner6637 36 minutes ago 500 tonnes? the booster has an empty weight of 275 tonnes and can hold 3400 tonnes of fuel Reply @xyork 1 hour ago No, 200 tons and it wasn't travelling at 3x the speed of sound when it was caught. Anyhow, very impressive even without your hyperbole. 1 Reply 1 reply @geoffdalton8084 1 hour ago Get rid of the flaps? Don't need the flaps? Best part is no part? Reply @koaasst 2 hours ago everyday dude stream was scuff, the audio wasnt synced with video, so we heard the crowd cheering and 30 seconds later we saw what they saw. sucked Reply @coldogno7 24 minutes ago elon: ok so it catches but now.... ummm...how we take it down for repair? Reply @rorytribbet6424 8 hours ago Can anyone explain how this makes the launches cheaper than before? They weee already re-using the boosters anyways… what does the new method add? (Some someone who is not this type of engineer at all) 2 Reply 7 replies @jimclester4754 6 hours ago A new kitty hawk moment! Reply @rogerholmes3863 6 hours ago I've made it a point not to watch vids with a false title...catches it at 3x speed of sound...riiiiiight 2 Reply @Ahdbfbfbeh 8 hours ago America is great despite its government. Our government holds us back! America ingenuity does not come from government! 15 Reply 3 replies @samuelad1513 2 hours ago Incredible 👍🏼 Reply @ChirstInTheDistance 1 hour ago Well, SpaceX has just set another precedent for space flight. Reply @brandonly27 5 hours ago (edited) When he said "Spacex 'are' going to," why did he say "are" and not "is?" 0:02 Reply @ScienceChap 7 hours ago Meanwhile Blue Origin launched a sub orbital hop. 1 Reply @shishkabobby 4 hours ago It was almost empty when it landed. So a mass of 275 metric tons. It was obviously not going at Mach 3 when it was caught. This was amazing without exageration. So why exagerate? Reply @jayden5219 6 hours ago Just over a century mankind achieved heavier than air flight, now this just 12 decades later. Reply @oldschool6308 26 minutes ago I, a brutal tractor driver, cried from what I saw!!! Reply @herbertkeithmiller 7 hours ago Nothing was caught moving three times the speed of sound. Reply @jasontipton8430 7 hours ago Awesome 1 Reply @craig5340 3 hours ago amazing wow Reply @jesjes-hr3di 4 hours ago "SpaceX Catches 500 tonnes moving at 3x the speed of sound" - somewhat misleading title? as if it landed at 3x the speed of sound 1 Reply @patwelch8187 4 hours ago Hundreds of people cheering and only you are worried about a little flame... Reply @back2basics597 7 hours ago Sushine is the best disinfectant. Elon is untouchable now. 1 Reply @peterprice2048 1 hour ago (edited) They did not catch it moving at 3x the speed of sound, that sounds stupid. It was slowed dramatically slowed down before they caught it. Reply @acb9896 3 hours ago Was really cool but when was it being caught at 3x the speed of sound? It wasnt, right? Why exaggerate something already very unique? Thats how you get thumbs down. 1 Reply @Arbor_coelestis 9 hours ago 🗿🚀 1 Reply @tonywood3660 3 hours ago If they caught 500 tonnes at Mach 3 there would be a bloody effing big hole in Texas...... Reply @Apple55330 6 hours ago What a great visionary leader!!! Reply @abates3747 5 hours ago nothing was caught moving at 3x the speed of sound. can titles for videos get back to reality? 1 Reply @scallums 6 hours ago 17 story building caught with a pair of chopsticks Reply @kearseymorton2078 27 minutes ago when the thing was "caught", it was certainly not moving at 3 times the speed of sound, what are you even talking about? Reply @andrewdillon7837 3 hours ago why not soft land it , on land,,ffs the outback is huge... Reply @MariaGoya-hg7hz 4 hours ago 10 story building , 30 ft diameter... pinpoint landing Reply @leokimvideo 46 minutes ago Elon for President Reply @swapshots4427 1 hour ago Surreal. 🤯 🥂🎶🚀🚀🚀 Reply @atticusmcbuddy6283 5 hours ago Something for Americans to be proud about. We can all look at this and be like, "China can't do this yet".. . 💥 1 Reply @MartinNewton1981 5 hours ago Amazing N° 1: They landed 3,000,000 pounds (about 1,360,000 kilograms), at 3,5 times the speed of sound. Amazing N° 2: 44 Dyslikes so far. WHO ARE THESE PEOPLE? Reply @Jay9999 4 hours ago Elon, easy. You'll attract the aliens Reply @jonathanlivingston7358 7 hours ago It wasn’t moving at 3x the speed of sound 🤦‍♀️ it was still Reply @MrHalvnir 7 hours ago In the recorded HISTORY OF SPACE FLIGHT, no one has ever designed a booster to launch a payload into space and then have it return to the pad - - - INTACT. ELON MUSK HAS JUST WRITTEN HIS NAME INTO THE HISTORY BOOKS. CONGRATULATIONS ELON & ALL OF SPACE X TEAM MEMBERS !!! Reply @prilep5 7 hours ago The booster weight is 600,000lbs that is equivalent to almost 8 loaded semi trucks hanging in the air 2 Reply @paopao. 2 hours ago Humanity's first step to galactic colonization. Reply @angerskarin9222 1 hour ago bullshit title the super heavy isn't 500 tons and it wasn't moving any where near that fast when they caught it. Reply @juststeve7665 2 hours ago clickbait title. the rocket was NOT moving at "3x the speed of sound" when it was captured Reply @spacemane_official 5 hours ago I dont wanna say ur wrong but its 4500 tons and not 500 Reply @NA-sw7iu 4 hours ago F'ing amazing. Reply @fjg109g6 3 hours ago Dude, re-read your title very slowly…the booster wasn’t moving at 3x the speed of sound when it was caught… Reply @kenbarraclough3428 8 hours ago Stupid headline! was not 500 tons at landing and not travelling at 3x the speed of sound, i think they call it "click bait"". However despite your BS Spacex is brilliant looking forward to flight 6 2 Reply @catchdafever 6 hours ago Like I said: Catch of the year goes to Space X Reply @michaelhogan6074 8 hours ago it was almost stationary, 3x the speed of sound my ass 1 Reply 2 replies @Cornz38 31 minutes ago 3x the speed of sound?? Yeah, when it was caught it was doing a pedestrians jogging pace. Mach 3. Get a grip. Reply @JeffreyKelley 7 hours ago "SpaceX Catches 500 tonnes moving at 3x the speed of sound" Thats just not true. You don't need to clickbait titles for something like this. Reply @Wayoutthere 1 hour ago FLAP NORRIS once again saved Starship Reply @SensibleThinking 8 hours ago title is misleading of course, go clicks! it was actually moving at 8km/h when it was caught! Reply 1 reply @yodaandthebike5839 32 minutes ago Outrageous. PRC, Russia, take note. Reply @ApocalypseFox 8 hours ago If you ever want to take a tested technology and make it overly complicated just call SpaceX. Reply @majic5zero 6 hours ago (edited) This is incredible. For a long time, I was deathly afraid that I would not live to see us get to the moon and Mars, but watching Elon and Spacex taking each step, closer and closer to reaching those "cosmic" goals...It's like finally watching all my childhood science fiction dreams come true right before my eyes. I'm so glad God has allowed me to live long enough to witness this. I just hope he allows me to be around for our journey to Mars. Then, I'll rest easier knowing humanity will have a real shot at beating the odds and escaping extinction. Reply @TheGreatSnafoo 8 hours ago (edited) Lol it wasn't moving that fast when they caught it your thumbnail is ....well, dumb! 1 Reply @alch3myau 9 hours ago why you lying? 4 Reply 2 replies @gregedwards1087 34 minutes ago Catches 500 tonnes, maybe, moving at 3 times the speed of sound, not even close, when it was about 5000 mtrs up, yes, but the booster had slowed to a hover when they caught it, an impressive feat to say the least but the sensationalism in your title is not warranted. Reply @The-KP 17 minutes ago That's the most ludicrous title. Nobody caught 500 tonnes at 3x speed of sound, that would've been the biggest RUD to date. Moving at most 5 kph at catch, and approx 275 metric tonnes dry weight. 🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡 <- this channel Reply @back2basics597 7 hours ago It's a shame there was no poet in the panel. Reply @irrefudiate 7 hours ago The Magzilla is not going to "catch" the booster, is not going to "snatch it out of the sky". And, the booster will be going zero MPH when it manuevers for a "landing". 4 Reply 1 reply @messertl 7 hours ago How did they do this? Well, Elon hired talented engineers based on their competency and not whether they checked off some DEI box according to a childless HR cat lady. 3 Reply @TRDbot 7 hours ago (edited) 200-220 tonnes..😅 Reply @rasmusrs_maus2077 11 hours ago I missed it live😐 but Wow this was worth the wait, im almost in tears of joy🥹😀 4 Reply @johnkepa2240 35 minutes ago Star base will eventually have two catch towers Reply @DanielI.Alvarez 6 hours ago The flat earthers believers are going to be so freaking maaaaaaaaddd. Hehehehe😂 Reply @lesslisilverman 7 hours ago Nothing like a lie here and there, right james? 1 Reply @charlesuding8003 9 hours ago Terrible title. 7 Reply 1 reply @R1Willem 4 hours ago No. It catches it at 0.3 miles an hour. Reply @kjmm1234 6 hours ago What I’m afraid of is that the Chinese will take away the “credit” again in the future. Reply @sandibracko4175 3 hours ago dont be stupid with title ; it is not 500 tons on return and of course not at speed of sound ! LOL Reply @fkxfkx 2 hours ago not exactly. it wasn't moving that fast when it was caught. 🤷‍♂️ Reply @tfk0527 2 hours ago (edited) VERY DUMB video title. NO, they did NOT “catch a 500 ton booster moving at Mach 3”. They caught a “(maybe 500 ton booster) which had slowed down from (maybe Mach 3) to a very controlled 3 mph or so” (my guess). I appreciate your enthusiasm, & intelligent commentary, tho. New subscriber. Reply @fodank 9 hours ago Talk about an incorrect clickbait title. Not going to grow your channel with this sort of BS. 6 Reply @califuturist 8 hours ago Click bait. The ship was NOT going x times the speed of sound when it was caught. Reply @-SkyCat- 6 hours ago SpaceX is Paving the way.. Reply @bhiggins66 5 hours ago It's too bad that you felt the need to babble on incessantly and non stop through the entire procedure. 1 Reply @airtow6766 4 hours ago Where did you come up with 3X the speed of sound? What click bait BS. Reply @islabonita4193 8 hours ago Never bet against Elon 8 Reply @NICEFINENEWROBOT 6 hours ago NBA should honor that. Reply @PokerMuppet 6 hours ago Talk about a bullshit title for clickbait effect. SH didn't weight 500 tonnes nor was it travelling at 3x the speed of sound when caught. You've turned and already great event in to an absolute shame. 1 Reply @stevewilliams6178 8 hours ago They did NOT catch it at 3 times the speed of sound....it was HOVERING when it was caught....CLICK BAIT TITLE IS BS Reply @frosandrockets 6 hours ago This title is not accurate. 1 Reply @ThmsDouglas 59 minutes ago (edited) They literally just said it was a hot stage lol gotta listen you talked right over them then asked questions they just answered. Not saying that to be an ass I promise I really liked it otherwise. Reply @julesgosnell9791 8 hours ago (edited) Usually when you hear words like "shocked", "speechless" and "dumbstruck" it is a sure sign of clickbait. This however, is one of the very rare cases when all of those and stronger are genuinely applicable. Go Elon, Go SpaceX :-) 3 Reply 2 replies @EaglePicking 1 hour ago None of the information in the title of this video is correct. Reply @andrewporrelli8268 5 hours ago (edited) I'm not watching because your title is a load of bullshit! It was hovering when it was caught, not travelling 3x speed of sound. Naa, yer, naa! Reply @dplouro 5 hours ago Why are you lying in the title? Reply @JamesMBC 5 hours ago Meanwhile at Boeing: 😭 Reply @Pancake-Fun 7 hours ago "Looks so fake it must be real" Reply @trevorpuckett6309 7 hours ago Let's just see,??????😂 Reply @boots940 3 hours ago 303 Tons empty. Not 500. Reply @rodrigochaves8614 8 hours ago It was 200 tonns love the clickbait Reply @josephbierbusse2060 9 hours ago when the catch is made the ship is not moving at 3x the speed of sound I believe it is 500 tonnes. Some one is telling a thump. As your title says it is moving at 3x the speed of sound . Quit lying. 4 Reply @franksevek106 8 hours ago SpaceX is catching not SpaceX are catching. Reply @DJWILDCARD46 2 hours ago Spacex just made Boeing look like Matel. 🤷 Reply @andy347 8 hours ago What a stupid click-bait misinformation title. Thumbs down. 1 Reply @DennisGr 9 hours ago that's nuts and real fucking progress compared to the space race days of old. the little fire is but a blemish, the engineers will find the cause and track that down to fix it. of everything even remotely associated with elon musk, space x is doing by far the best job. starlink is working and the rocket development is progressing nicely. hope that company lives a couple decades longer. 2 Reply @imdumped 3 hours ago completely stupid to say it caught it at 3x the speed of sound Reply @danwhiffen9235 6 hours ago Well reported Reply @kevininforks 4 hours ago elon is tony stark Reply @williamwoo866 7 hours ago Nothing is impossible if Elon is in charge. It's no pretty in the beginning but it wins at the end. 1 Reply @slates010 5 hours ago Title is extremely clickbait. So fanboy of you 1 Reply @43274523674527365 6 hours ago this is all one man work the greatest human to ever exist elon musk 🥳🥳🥳 Reply @Martee234 52 minutes ago change the title of your video, it's not true Reply @Knossos22 7 hours ago BS! Not 500 tonnes (dry mass is less than 200 tones, and it was nearly out of fuel) and not 3x the speed of sound it was at nearly dead stop. Such crap! Thumbs down! Reply @ousley421 2 hours ago Click bait title....moving at 3ft per second Reply @laneromel5667 9 hours ago I do not understand the advantage of catching the booster vs landing the booster on the ground. 1 Reply 6 replies @mateusmachadofotografia8554 6 hours ago (edited) Booostahh Reply @telechubby4life503 3 hours ago The title of this video is soooo misleading. Borderline click bait.... Reply @bugmouthready529 7 hours ago Your video title is a stretch... 1 Reply @vergiltheartofpower6616 3 hours ago Bezos about to file a compalined again Reply @papinkelman7695 9 hours ago (edited) Did not watch and give a 👎 Spacex did not catch anything moving at 3x the speed of sound. 2 Reply @SilverSergeant 9 hours ago They did not catch anything moving at 3x the speed of sound.......Why post this nonsense. 3 Reply 2 replies @dalegray934 6 hours ago An amazing event, but your headline is pure nonsense. Reply @TheNewFakes 5 hours ago I don't understand this video. I don't understand this space circus. GTFO Elon. Reply @JohnHebert-o4b 8 hours ago And you going to tell Elon musk what .... Reply @chipsrafferty8362 8 hours ago This is probably the most ill informed load of rot on utube. 3 Reply @truthseeker1702 2 hours ago cartoons and CGI. Reply @senilestix 59 minutes ago When the ignorant are allowed to commentate Reply @rspawn 4 hours ago shameless clickbait title Reply @rickallen8767 5 hours ago Vote TRump and Elon so we get MORE OF THIS! Reply @elmer6123 2 hours ago Lying like this you lose all credibility. Reply @lc3853 4 hours ago Looks fake. Reply @alberttatlock5104 47 minutes ago Isn’t CGI great!😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂🤡🌏🤪 Reply 1 reply @donscheid97 9 hours ago Slowing it down and landing is a given, but they have to slow it down and land without making a big hole in the ground. 1 Reply @Jeff-ej4wp 5 hours ago china is so jealous. 1 Reply @davefarmery8180 9 hours ago What a bullshit headline 3 Reply @garyculver4345 2 hours ago You talk too much Reply @stevelowday6491 4 hours ago You talk to much Reply @SuperFinGuy 8 hours ago Disliked and reported for fake title. Reply

SpaceX makes history, catches giant Starship booster; big boost for Elon...

Blastoff! SpaceX Starship launches on 5th flight, nails 'chopsticks' boo...

Blastoff! SpaceX Starship launches on 5th flight, nails 'chopsticks' booster catch! VideoFromSpace 1.83M subscribers Subscribe Share Download Clip Save 981,608 views 18 hours ago #3 on Trending SpaceX launched Starship for 5th time on Oct. 13, 2024 from Starbase in south Texas. The Super Heavy booster was caught by the launch tower's 'chopsticks' shortly after separation from Starship. Full Story: https://www.space.com/spacex-starship... … 3,087 Comments rongmaw lin Add a comment... @bobbrown9313 10 hours ago This just changed the entire space flight economy. A new era has begun! Congrats SpaceX team. 364 Reply 17 replies @user-dm5mp1er9x 17 hours ago That is one of the most incredible things I have ever seen. Congratulations to the whole SpaceX team. 2.9K Reply 24 replies @VeronicaZDunbar 6 hours ago 43.5 miles is how far I live from Starbase and by god, you can hear and feel this rocket take flight. 280 Reply 6 replies @crtmojo2705 17 hours ago Wish more people understood how BIG this event is! Fast progress. Congrats to the Space X teams! 658 Reply 22 replies @t.c.2776 17 hours ago I'm 74, and my eyes are all watery because my father worked on the first Atlas/Mercury manned rockets from 1960-65 and he passed away in 2015... I wish he could have seen this milestone... he would have been amazed at what he helped start, along with the thousands that followed him. 2K Reply 42 replies @markstraatman8780 10 hours ago This is nothing short of the most delicate, elegant and softest landing of 275.000 kg of steel. This might as well be footage of an Unreal Engine 5 clip, but instead this is a real unreal engine making it back to Earth. SpaceX keeps blowing my mind with all the feats they have been able to pull off in all its years. Congratulations on this first in history event 89 Reply 4 replies @darionz 15 hours ago This just proves once again the magnitude of excellence in the field of engineering that SpaceX has brought to the world! I'm so proud to be alive while this is going on! 222 Reply 4 replies @billsmith7423 17 hours ago I pray that the entire workforce at Boing were watching and taking notes! 236 Reply 14 replies @rickaccordion5900 11 hours ago At home, I see numerous people unable to parallel park a car. True genius at work. 44 Reply 2 replies @Meisterjagre 18 hours ago That booster catch is the most amazing thing that’s happened since we went to the moon 656 Reply 30 replies @lastlogicallib 5 hours ago Everyone who engineered, turned a wrench, or pushed a broom in support of this project- you all have my gratitude. 16 Reply @Gingerbread3232 18 hours ago I was literally speechless when I saw it so close to the tower, then I flipped over my table 794 Reply 10 replies @FrankDrD 16 hours ago This is a pivotal moment for humankind. Congratulations Space X! 117 Reply 1 reply @nilsp9426 9 hours ago That looks so magical! Especially the chopstick catch. What a milestone in space engineering! 20 Reply 1 reply @ZeitGeist_TV 15 hours ago I live in a 14 story building in NYC and Space X just caught a 22 story rocket that launched to the edge of space, I've loved all things space since the Space Shuttle but at 38 years old the things we're seeing this company achieve is mind blowing. 118 Reply 5 replies @dzcmcoke8218 16 hours ago im from the Philippines and this makes me proud as part of humanity's ingenuity and engineering marvel 520 Reply 15 replies @erikmelvin 11 hours ago From Sicily, it's unbelievable to see a 71 m rocket reaching the same launch point from n-km in 7 minutes...wow 4 Reply @shanday009 12 hours ago Being born in the late 50's, watching all of Mercury and Apollo missions on TV, never in my life did I expect to see a returning ship let alone a returning booster. Absolutely incredible!! I'm amazed. 46 Reply 8 replies @Tyani-sz6cg 14 hours ago I'm not crying... You're crying.... This is next level. Congratulations team. 452 Reply 5 replies @qoolelee 3 hours ago (edited) I can't pick Kung Pao Chicken with chopsticks this smooth. 5 Reply @knorkstargames6481 13 hours ago This made me cry, humanity just stepped into a new stage and I think way too few understand how important this was! congratulations to the team who made it possible, we need those with skills but also a vision 60 Reply 2 replies @francesco5254 15 hours ago I remember discussing the project in front of my class 6 years ago. I curated the presentation down to the most minuscule details, I was super proud of it. And still everyone was just bored by it. I would like to see their faces now! 151 Reply 5 replies @gerardomanteca5224 11 hours ago Just made it back to Houston from Boca Chica, it was jaw dropping to watch it live! Congratulations Space X ! 5 Reply 1 reply @johnwick5894 17 hours ago 50 year old from the UK and I had tears of joy streaming down my face as it hovered between the chopsticks Absolutely incredible time to be alive 417 Reply 6 replies @alicemafuleka9938 18 hours ago 51yrs old in Zambia and bored to death. This made me feel 5 and ecstatic again! Just in awe!!? 1.8K Reply 20 replies @user-yo8ww9rk2p 4 hours ago Simply magnificent!!! Breathtaking!!! Congratulations Space X !!!!! 4 Reply @chainman1256 18 hours ago I live about 30-35 minutes from Starbase... I have goosebumps watching the booster catch. WOW 92 Reply 1 reply @Leo_Henry 18 hours ago 7:13 I definitely thought they wouldn't make it on the first try, and omg, they did it! #GoSpacex! 🚀 143 Reply 3 replies @alisigdeniz9286 10 hours ago We should a species be solely focused on projects such as this. This is the maddest thing I’ve ever seen in my life. 5 Reply @SixStringsAndBeyond 16 hours ago This was incredible and will become the norm in a decades time. Well done Space X 36 Reply 3 replies @WyndhamPGP 18 hours ago Mind blowing!!! History being made. Privileged to be a witness. SpaceX, you rock!!! 512 Reply 2 replies @ProperAlloy 1 hour ago That was ART. Sheer beauty in the capacity of human engineering. 2 Reply @louiechester1 15 hours ago I’m only 23, but seeing this is the most amazing thing through a video i can’t imagine in real life how this would make you feel 58 Reply 2 replies @motionsick 18 hours ago We can do anything when we work together. This is absolutely amazing. 119 Reply 4 replies @Abe-jx9rp 9 hours ago This gave me chills and made me so excited I can’t believe it congrats to the spaceX team killer 4 Reply @Kevin-bg3wu 17 hours ago Coolest thing I've ever seen. Precision. Congratulations. 123 Reply 1 reply @johnfrancis4401 17 hours ago Wow. Americans have every right to be proud of this accomplishment. I’m very envious from the UK. ❤️❤️❤️ 193 Reply 13 replies @SirRandom 12 hours ago I'm 65 today, and this is the coolest man-made event I 've ever seen. Even the Moon landing wasn't this emotional. 4 Reply 1 reply @hoasynguoiao1889 17 hours ago I cried when the booster successfully landed. 🥰😍🤩 35 Reply 1 reply @srajjad 17 hours ago Unbelievable.....this Starship program is turning out to be one major success. A Masterpiece of engineering. 37 Reply @gaius_enceladus 7 hours ago Watching from New Zealand - amazing stuff! Huge congrats to all of the SpaceX team and everyone involved in this successful mission! Onwards and upwards to the MOON! 5 Reply @justindressler5992 17 hours ago Congratulations Space X extremely impressive stuff, it's like watching a sci fi movie. Even watching it seemed impossible. 87 Reply @rogerbec5766 18 hours ago Woke us up this morning and we're 50 miles away from launch pad. Beautiful. 30 Reply @ericrose419 6 hours ago I've seen the landing 6 times and I still can't believe it actually happened. Go SpaceX! 1 Reply @freshwater7566 17 hours ago WOW! It´s a Story for the History Books! Congratulations to the SpaceX Team!!! 88 Reply @Scottyr.trahan 18 hours ago Wow... what a time to be alive, thank you SpaceX!!! Well done!! 99 Reply @neiljamison6415 10 hours ago Watched this video and the first 17 recommended videos in the side bar are all this launch from various channels. An historic event indeed. Reply @michaelstone2156 18 hours ago Congrats to Space X and all involved in this effort !!! 👏👏👏👏 213 Reply @Stoxoz 16 hours ago I am so surprised by my reaction of this. This made me so amazed that I started crying! This is without a doubt the coolest and most insane thing I have ever seen! I guess this is what people back in the 60’s felt when they landed on the moon. I am so glad to be alive to witness this! 15 Reply @realworldsurf 2 hours ago What is that counterweight looking sphere below the returning massive booster? (halfway through the video). It looks attached and it's below the main thrusters at the base. Is that part of the integrated reentry balancing design? 1 Reply @762459 17 hours ago Best part when watching SpaceX milestones are when the engineers cheering like they saw a last minute winning goal at the FIFA World Cup. 18 Reply @gimchihj 17 hours ago That's absolutely INSANE!!!! WHAT DID I JUST WATCH????? 45 Reply 13 replies @Stillerdudev92c 23 minutes ago Incredible...I don't even have words, can't wait to see this on the space coast! Reply @thetomschaeffer 16 hours ago Hard to not get emotional watching this. Absolutely incredible! 34 Reply @donmiles6176 16 hours ago That brought tears to my eyes, that was the most incredible thing that I have ever seen, congratulations SpaceX beautiful job!! 18 Reply @caramanzilias 6 hours ago remember they were super fast to check tower and pad???means someone was really close to that lift off...the thrill and the sound i could only imagine...heaven 😍 Reply @johnandersen4753 14 hours ago Who knew you could parallel park a rocket. 7 Reply @PurPleBird12 17 hours ago The precision is absolutely nuts🎉 13 Reply 1 reply @Treasureson78RPM 34 minutes ago (edited) One of the most amazing things I've ever seen. Never thought it would have been possible on a first attempt. Amazing work by Space X, they have truly come a long ways Reply @ItsKlassified 14 hours ago That is one of the most incredible things I've ever seen in my life...congrats to space x team...what a leap in human history..i am so grateful to be alive in this time and age to be able to witness this. 13 Reply @edkalski2312 17 hours ago (edited) 75 years old. So glad I made it to this point. I saw humankind land on the moon, now this, and in a few years...MARS! 106 Reply 6 replies @Juzemeen 18 hours ago Now build more towers, so you can send up modules for the colonizing ships. 19 Reply 2 replies @wim0104 17 hours ago mindblowing: those arms are strong enough for the bottom of the booster to swing towards the tower!? holy sheet! 15 Reply @dixonqwerty 33 minutes ago This is truly a big milestone. I can't remember ever seeing anything more awesome than this. WOW. Reply @agl1138 14 hours ago This made me cry, like the Apollo 8 Christmas reading 7 Reply @Insomniac-c7e 16 hours ago Tears of joy wow. Amazing what people can do when they all have one single goal. 13 Reply @guillaumearnould7836 1 hour ago I legit got teary eyes from this! Congrats to the spacex team, im so proud of them! Reply @sheldon4757 16 hours ago This is incredible, it’s not a movie, it’s not a game, it’s not a CG, it is real !!! 27 Reply 4 replies @80sriceman 15 hours ago WOW! That was AMAZING! 😱 I was a kid when NASA used to televise their launches, especially the Space Shuttles. This brought me back to childhood! 🥺 11 Reply @szendrich 11 hours ago I'm in awe, not at the take-off but at the smooth return to base. Amazing! Reply @zacharys41 18 hours ago I was honestly half not surprised, half excited. I had an optimistic feeling the booster would nail the catch on the first go. And it did. A huge congratulations to the SpaceX team. 24 Reply @LisaBowers 15 hours ago All 33 Raptor engines lit, flawless stage separation, booster caught by Mechazilla's chopsticks, Starship splashes down precisely where the camera buoys are located, SpaceX ends the stream with an animated Mechazilla moonwalking across the SpaceX logo. Perfection! 😙👌 6 Reply @markgalamiton391 5 hours ago I had goosebumps and was genuinely amazed and shocked when I first saw this. Congratulations Space X on another big milestone! 🎉 Reply @xorg4549 17 hours ago Watching the Super Heavy Booster land is like witnessing a skyscraper being surgically placed back on Earth. Absolutely mind-blowing! 🚀 7 Reply @matthewgrundy1898 18 hours ago Coolest thing ive ever watched! 61 Reply @JTC25 4 hours ago This is world history right here. The excitement I had when I was watching this live and now watching it over and over because I can't get over it, I have tears running because this was a sight to behold!. Amazing! Beautiful. Reply @KeyboardMoment 17 hours ago What an experience this was. Truly a historical day 28 Reply @Dúshàn_ẞáñdàra 17 hours ago The chopsticks catch was Unbilivevable 😮❤ 19 Reply @texasmade9727 4 hours ago Absolutely insane! All the work and sweat that they accomplished in Boca payed off! And to do it on the 1st attempt is insane! 🤯🤯👏👏🤯🤯👏👏 Reply @odurthomasmande1723 17 hours ago Watched it while on my bed (not feeling well), but the moment the booster got grabbed by the chopsticks, the adrinaline rush just healed me! My neighbors knocked on the door, inquiring what's the matter and me smiling surprised them! SpaceX team and Elon Musk are dangerous wizards that the world should protect at all cost, my God what a day! Am a Ugandan but, God bless America 😂😂😂😂😂 32 Reply 2 replies @themaxo6714 15 hours ago I am able to witness nearly 3 quarters of this century. Oh, this will be fun! 5 Reply @TA-td9gd 2 hours ago I wonder how this landing system will work if it's a bit windy ? Reply @atanasiomugambi 15 hours ago I agree. That's a great achievement. Congratulations to the entire team at SpaceX. 9 Reply @OceanOu-b4r 16 hours ago what a incredible day. History being made. 11 Reply @crazytrain86 2 hours ago The complexity of this maneuver is incredible. The sheer number of things that could go wrong, variables, teams of folks who had to all work on their part of the project in perfect unison. I can't even. This is a milestone for humanity and a day to be proud of your fellow Americans for such a ridiculously amazing accomplishment. Reply @robertbatham1086 18 hours ago That was simply amazing!. The future of space travel has been made!. This is not a movie, but a fact!. Congratulations SpaceX!. 8 Reply @Xostrich12X 15 hours ago Oh my! I have never gotten so emotional and giddy over a rocket launch. Great job space x! 4 Reply @Skankhunter420 11 hours ago Dude i cannot believe how far space x has moved the needle in such a short time! Nothing short of amazing! Reply @wuzwutz 17 hours ago caught some tears listening to crowd's hollers and screams as starship's boosters burned into the cradle. 25 Reply 2 replies @jayhatfield8177 16 hours ago So exciting to see the progress made iteration after iteration. The video and connectivity throughout the reentry is equally amazing. And the booster was caught! This is inspiring! 7 Reply @3ScorpionKing 3 hours ago This is the most impressive thing I've ever seen. Congratulations Space X 1 Reply @stephenwebb3069 13 hours ago I am lost for words , history being made, WELL DONE SpaceX. 7 Reply 2 replies @Chronomatrix 17 hours ago I'm mind-blown, this is surreal. 10 Reply @timmoffat3182 8 hours ago The applause light is working 2 Reply @sbkpilot1 14 hours ago this is a case of persist and you will succeed... from where they were years ago to where they are now is absolutely incredible. Congrats to SpaceX !! 4 Reply @Drewbertttt 18 hours ago This is the coolest thing I’ve ever seen. Incredible. 12 Reply @tasminvictoria 6 hours ago Probably the most understated word I’ll use this decade, but here goes… “WOW!” Reply @stigbengtsson7026 14 hours ago Congratulations from Sweden. Bravo SpaceX. Amazing work 😎👍 7 Reply @abnnab1648 16 hours ago In Uganda, Africa this just blew my mind. My grand mother is fighting for her with cancer i needed this. Thank you SpaceX 41 Reply 2 replies @eminem5521 2 hours ago what about the thing that still going up? will it comeback safely? Reply @SEMIA123 18 hours ago This is fucking incredible 26 Reply 1 reply @winngh 15 hours ago One Gaint Catch for Humanity! 6 Reply @RtB68 10 hours ago Space X just keeps on convincing me that the impossible really isn't. Superb engineering achievement. 3 Reply 1 reply @Jefflantern483 13 hours ago God damn that booster catcher worked like a charm & fantastic launch too! History in the making for Spacex!👍👍👍👍 Fantastic job done!🙂👍🙂 4 Reply @erikhabruk 17 hours ago Congrats to space x and all involved in this effort 8 Reply @icthruyou4824 9 hours ago They’re doing amazing things over there . Congrats to them all , tons of hard work . If you don’t see it you wouldn’t believe it’s. Reply @laserfloyd 15 hours ago Congrats to the SpaceX team and engineers. I am skeptical about Starship as a whole but that was pretty amazing. 5 Reply 2 replies @edgarchilufyamumba7705 18 hours ago Wow😮😮...Congratulations to the engineers at Spacex 6 Reply @calypsovega420 7 hours ago That is the most insane thing I've ever seen in my life. I can barely see through the tears. Incredible! Reply @rushpete 18 hours ago How is it ever possible that these guys are better than NASA?!? 82 Reply 24 replies @StevenRedcay-gw5ci 15 hours ago (edited) THE BEST ROCKET LANDING EVER ! ! ! GO SPACEX GO . 5 Reply @pjuliano9000 3 hours ago The applause is next level ... more enthusiastic than a big stadium show of some musical artist Reply @stvka 18 hours ago we just witnessed history 54 Reply 13 replies @ili1358 17 hours ago What a time to be alive!! 6 Reply @Ai-Ai-O 3 hours ago What is the benefit of catching it this way versus the former way of landing it? Reply @Utkarsh_mba 13 hours ago Congrats to SpaceX. Well done. 4 Reply @Stoney_AKA_James 18 hours ago OUT-FRICKEN-STANDING SPACEX!! 6 Reply @punithg1508 1 hour ago Congratulations SpaceX team, you guys are incredible Reply @josiascunha9693 17 hours ago 7:07 this is literally Star Trek shit right there 12 Reply 4 replies @MrRiva-bd6fk 15 hours ago Phenomenal! It's always amazing what engineering is capable of! Greetings from Germany - the forefather of rocket technology :-) 12 Reply @syarzasterisk 11 hours ago First SN15 and now this, truly amazing!! Reply @njg26.gustav12 17 hours ago Absolutely amazing!!! Well done!!! 6 Reply @ankitbera1482 18 hours ago Goosebumps 8 Reply @lemonysnick5171 1 hour ago Straight up magic. Congrats to the SpaceX team! You did it! Reply @skive_1888 18 hours ago Absolutely unbelievable 5 Reply @salvadormacias2842 11 hours ago Holy shit the chopsticks actually worked! 3 Reply @SebastianRodriguez-bs4wh 11 hours ago That landing looks so insane to see for now because it looks so awsome but woudnt even think about getting inside on of those haha Reply @Ronaldo-vs3uh 18 hours ago Insane 😮‍💨 9 Reply @Bushodai 17 hours ago Imagine the possibilities this will open up! 7 Reply 5 replies @nagy5740 1 hour ago When it landed it looks like a video game unreal never seen something like that Reply @albertpeterson5585 17 hours ago (edited) ...the greatest seven minutes in aerospace history to date. Congratulations to Elon and SpaceX! 41 Reply 6 replies @konasmom2457 15 hours ago (edited) Congratulations to Elon and his SpaceX team!!! Wow!! God Bless America something to be proud of, finally!! 🇺🇸💯🇺🇸💯 5 Reply @dmmness 2 hours ago I have to say, that was pretty friggin amazing.. Wow. From the angle, I thought it was going to hit and smash into the tower. Nice work team! An amazing feat for their first try.! Reply @KunehKun 18 hours ago "B-but they told me Booster catch is a dumb idea and will never work! They should just use landing legs instead!" Yeah, it turns out SpaceX knows what they are doing. Take that on your face, internet clowns! 🤡 115 Reply 8 replies @Mrmz44 9 hours ago I am cheering in my bedroom. One of the craziest thing I’ve seen!! This is pure magic bringing people together just wow 5 Reply @Wimmle 10 hours ago So lucky to able to watch this is beautiful HD and it's available for the world to see Reply @NeilLangley-qs1fe 15 hours ago Good to see the comments, confirming its not just me with tears streaming down my face. Absolutely amazing ! 6 Reply @roberttturner1733 17 hours ago Not a huge SpaceX fan but acknowledging the engineering accomplishment. Congratulations, team... 9 Reply 5 replies @toxiq7399 12 hours ago AMAZING, I actually got chills watching this. Reply @AlarmedNut 18 hours ago Got up early to watch granddaughter's hockey game and stumbled upon the live launch. God is good. 15 Reply 8 replies @paulliddle6079 17 hours ago We just witnessed a Wright bothers moment. The space age has come. 10 Reply 1 reply @Forest0922 11 hours ago Watching the falcon rockets land is always my favorite part of the launch. Seeing them catch a 22 story booster is incredible, congrats to the team. Reply @montana-r2f 18 hours ago 500 years from today, people will think what are you screaming for? 15 Reply 5 replies @thebigmon 6 hours ago (edited) While NASA embraced woke ideology and began hiring and promoting individuals based on identity, Elon rejected it and hired only the best engineers money could buy regardless of race, sex, religion or whatever and this is the result. Meritocracy always wins in the race for human excellence. 6 Reply @6lackMe 2 hours ago This has left me with tears... It's unbelievable, wow 😮😮😮😮 1 Reply @robertparnofielloretired1456 18 hours ago Hats off to all at SpaceX, well done. 5 Reply @RickOShay 10 hours ago (edited) That's just unbelievable!Especially when you consider the Super Heavy booster is equivalent to a 26 storey building!! Height 71 m (233 ft) Diameter 9 m (30 ft) Gross mass 3,675,000 kg (8,102,000 lb) Propellant mass 3,400,000 kg (7,500,000 lb) Empty mass 275,000 kg (606,000 lb) 14 Reply @Sonyhellyes 12 hours ago I just got the biggest goose bumps in my life! This is incredible and beautiful. I got tears in my eyes from seeing this engineering marvel. Just wow! Amazing work SpaceX! Reply @eddievanbasten1751 18 hours ago Outstanding. Awesome. Just think what our species could achieve if we stopped killing each other over whose imaginary friends are best. 8 Reply @Eric-f4b 8 hours ago 0% woke staff 100% success 10 Reply @troygaskins1301 7 hours ago Greater than any sports event.. wish everyone would pause to understand the magnificent accomplishment that we just witnessed Reply @Tony_Starks-1 4 hours ago People criticized Elon for politics and X but the guys had single handed changed the auto and space industry, Great example of why we should focus on the strengths of a person/team vs mistakes 3 Reply 1 reply @ferdinandcrespo6012 15 hours ago Humanity is on the brink of space exploration and colonization! What a time to be alive! 😭🙌🏼 4 Reply @RealBelisariusCawl 10 hours ago They’re just showing off now and I love it Reply @davidson0606 6 hours ago FAKE 3 Reply 1 reply @richiephillips1541 15 hours ago They can trash Musk all they want to, but they can't take away this amazing thing that he started. 5 Reply @govindaramanbe 5 hours ago Congratulations to SpaceX team !!! What an incredible achievement. They are just keep coming with new innovations. This is spectacular. Reply @FoulFiend113 2 hours ago Congratulations to the Spacex team! This is just incredible! Reply @zekeveitenheimer8128 6 hours ago Reminds me of the launches Titan II in the 1960’s amazing!! Youve come a long way Congratulations Reply @awesometownmatt9349 3 hours ago Do they really have puzzle piece rubber flooring on the side of the "rocket"? Reply @mcarroll78 10 hours ago I love the special feelings this elicits! It’s incredible Reply @SivagamiSakthi-h4p 7 hours ago You explained this so well, thank you! Reply @romeo1550 5 hours ago Absolutely awesome! As an aerospace engineer, I am amazed by what they are able to accomplish. Absolutely fabulous! Truly an engineering and innovation company. Well done, SpaceX. Reply @rickyal590 7 hours ago (edited) 08:30 I like the image of the Super Heavy booster returning, and after the "docking" process, the sun rising in the back. A new day in the space exploration :) 1 Reply @mesau7002 9 hours ago Won't ever look at a pair of chopsticks the same again. Reply @Slowheartbeat1 8 hours ago (edited) I wake up at 6am just to go near spacex and watch was amazing 👏 🤩 Reply @crazydee1955 10 hours ago We were there at South Padre this morning. It was awesome!!!! Reply @obsidianwing 11 hours ago Gosebumps all over like when F9 landed for the first time on point 1 Reply @SimpiWalia 7 hours ago This was exactly what I needed, thanks! Reply @RadOn60FPS 11 hours ago Landing into place??? That is phenomenal💯🔥 Absolutely incredible work from the engineers and workers at SpaceX💯🔥🔥🔥 Reply @leokimvideo 32 minutes ago Next time I'm using chopsticks and can't pick up a slimy meatball in the soup I will channel Elon's magic here to score a win Reply @kingsize8068 2 hours ago I have tears in my eyes right now. How amazing 😢 Reply @TBird89 2 hours ago What a day in history. Giant step forward. Congrats to all involved 🎉 Reply @frederalbacon 11 hours ago I love everyone losing their minds when the OLM comes back into view. Sure, everyone saw the burn start, but no one could see how close it was. Then, everyone realized this was actually gonna happen. What an insane moment for humanity. Reply @Meliroo-74 8 hours ago Wow! Amazing! Congrats to the SpaceX team. Reply @esmeraldaalvarado5997 3 hours ago I forgot about the launch and I woke up all freaked out thinking there was an earthquake Reply @pietromaffei7682 25 minutes ago Mind blowing, this is just pure awesome technological feat. Congratulations SpaceX you never cease to amaze !!! Reply @tokyospliff210 10 hours ago 7 minutes from launch to land....fuggin' game changer🤯🤙🔥 Reply @eurobonapartiste 8 hours ago This is amazing. Congrats SpaceX Reply @jimmyg6215 5 hours ago Simply amazing. Great work SpaceX team. Scotty would be proud. Reply @wendyramos6207 12 hours ago (edited) Heard the sonic boom from my house 55 miles away! Reply @iVETAnsolini 8 hours ago Amazing work 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸 never stop pushing the edge of what’s possible! 1 Reply @NebulaIsTaken 8 hours ago This is probably the most incredible thing I’ve ever seen. What an accomplishment. SpaceX is changing the world! Reply @HuyPhamT 3 hours ago I thought the Falcon 9 boosters coming back to the launch pad was out of this world, today's event is a historic day forever written in the history books. Congrats to the SpaceX team! What an amazing achievement for mankind. Reply @hikingwiththeshackletons 11 minutes ago (edited) I must have been living under a rock, can someone please kindly explain what the starship’s mission is? 😊 this is mighty impressive. Well done to all of the Space X team Reply @benoitlecomte9657 10 hours ago I have been blown by this. Good job guys. All the best for the following. Reply @pbm767 6 hours ago I am from India, and I support SpaceX, and the policy that onlynthe1 best should come to America 2 Reply @scottgrable6974 10 hours ago Absoluteiy fricken Amazing ! Congrats to Elin and spacex team big kudos! Reply @HallegenHakim 4 hours ago oh my, got me a goosebump! Reply @Averagejoeman 4 hours ago Wow! brilliantly done. I am blown away. Wow! Thank you to all involved for this opportunity to witness such shock and aw!! Reply @avgji-jw6zq 5 hours ago (edited) What an incredible thiss !! This rocket caught back at the very same launch ..this is absolutely insane!! Love from India 🇮🇳 Reply @SallyRamirez-q6l 9 hours ago Your videos are always so helpful, thank you! Reply @EwiniDkeib 2 hours ago Watching from New Zealand—what incredible content! Many congratulations to the whole SpaceX crew and everyone else who contributed to this mission's success! Moving on, let's reach the MOON! Reply @SmileyBoi21 16 hours ago 43.5 miles is how far I live from Starbase and by god, you can hear and feel this rocket take flight. 93 Reply 4 replies @postlestran4847 9 hours ago You explained this so well, thank you! Reply @SunitaKumari-w6w 9 hours ago This was exactly what I needed, thanks! Reply @JarmanjeetSingh-o1s 10 hours ago You explained this so well, thank you! Reply @hipolitozeleny 9 hours ago This was exactly what I needed, thanks! Reply @jayantbdariya7153 9 hours ago This was exactly what I needed, thanks! Reply @yarampayeInnocent 10 hours ago This was exactly what I needed, thanks! Reply @tedszyrko8336 10 hours ago I’ve got a lump in my throat..it’s amazing Reply @DeltaTesla-ph9yh 3 hours ago Just so people understand, the booster usually detaches from the spaceship and is discarded as it falls to the ocean or as it parachutes down, but here, they plan to keep using the booster to reuse it. Reply @the_roader 11 hours ago Incredible! I got chills watching this! Reply @olm-s2w 4 hours ago I watch this video two times and I clapped two times with excitement . Congrats SpaceX! Reply @charleyhoward4594 11 hours ago they can do this, but i cant get transportation to my doctors visits ... Reply @El_Torpedo_Boy 10 hours ago Just… wow! 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼 this is so majestic that I’ll need some time to understand what I just saw Reply @arebrec 11 hours ago Phenomenal. Absolutely phenomenal. Congratulations SpaceX. Awesome job! Reply @prabhakar284 10 hours ago Definition of the Precision 👏👏👏 Reply @brettlaurila 8 hours ago That catch gave me freaking goosebumps! Reply @leopoldohenriquez8592 3 hours ago Amazing landing, congratulations SpaceX Reply @Itslab9 3 hours ago This day and age. Incredible achievement. Reply @yosponge4919 7 hours ago I worked on that rocket and still cant afford a house tho 2 Reply @PorscheCaymanB 7 hours ago It was just floating in mid air....wow! Reply @hankhammer1689 5 hours ago Congratulations Space X ! Amazing Successful Launch and Capture. Awe Inspiring Reply @Vykinn 4 hours ago Yes I stayed up late to watch this live, but only just now had a chance to post about it. (Had to go to work and stuff) caught it on the first go, this is an amazing game changing of the space industry. 11 hours since I watched that and am still bouncing. Reply @jothibasubandaru6444 11 hours ago Wow.. What an amazing thing to watch. One of the greatest engineering feat achieved by SpaceX team!!! Its the beginning of the next chapter in space exploration. Reply @faked8586 7 hours ago Didn’t this whole thing start as some random idea someone posted to twitter? And Elon was like that’s happened now Reply @asmallstep4me 45 seconds ago AMAZING ACCOMPLISHMENT Reply @jasewatt6351 37 minutes ago Incredible. Well done to all involved...all the way from Zimbabwe Reply @Joeyvasquez205 9 hours ago This is right out of Stars Wars!!!! I can’t wait for more!!!!congratulations 🎉 Reply @bl4d3runn3rX 1 hour ago Whats that thing hovering beside the super heavy at 5:15??? Reply @Brahmanbreeder502 10 hours ago No words speechless, that was incredible. Reply @shakdidagalimal 2 hours ago 1:40 Notice the rocket body flexing from top to bottom, also at 142 there is a chanting sound like rahh sitt or something of that nature in the back round I wonder if it is some aerodynamic vibration. Reply @mortymortal7 7 hours ago Congratuations Spacex team. 🎉 Reply @bryan539 3 hours ago What a leader, what a team. Amazing! Reply @Juliawatiwang 11 hours ago Speechless……I’m amazed beyond words Reply @matthewbaker6177 1 hour ago Jaw dropping. Gotta be one of the most incredible things I have ever seen. Reply @kewlrunnings1 10 hours ago The future looks bright, way to go SpaceX Team 🚀👏 Reply @besi233 3 hours ago Where did the ship go? Why it didn’t come back? Reply @davideberhardt4977 6 hours ago When I watched it live, I shook and almost cried. Unbelievable! (say a former Air Force pilot). Congrats SpaceX !!! Reply @martinmalek2801 9 minutes ago 5:19 what is that little thing in front of booster? Reply @Ironsja11 7 hours ago We're happy Starlink customers and proud to be a part of the great SpaceX company! Absolutely amazing job guys! Reply @AnnieO4eva 2 hours ago (edited) I would've never imagined seeing space engineering advanced this far in my lifetime. Absolutely incredible. Reply @robaaafett6907 9 hours ago That is freaking amazing!!! He will pioneer us to space for sure. From robots, fsd, to catching rockets. This is amazing!!! Reply @Tessarract 12 hours ago Congratulations SpaceX team! Reply @Ellifiknow 5 hours ago I don't know why I get tears in my eyes every time I see that booster get caught😊 Reply @jmaghan2770 2 hours ago Thank You spacex, congratulations 👏 Reply @t.sathyat.sathya-y7q 5 hours ago Really appreciate the insights in this video. Reply 7 hours ago Thanks for sharing this, learned a lot. Reply @maxulic 10 hours ago This is crazy. What a sight. Reply @trevorrivera8153 7 hours ago That is the most amazing thing I have ever seen I’m in tears Reply @alohaoliwa 6 hours ago f’ing incredible. thankful to be alive at this time. Reply @TimSmith-uk1zp 10 hours ago Incredible. We need more of this in the world. The power of the human spirit and ingenuity. Reply @bernardchoi8769 8 hours ago Wow. Absolute wow. Amazing. 1 Reply @aethproxima421 2 hours ago The sunset as a background silhouette is just saying that the old space age is now setting and a new space era will rise in a moment. Reply @JeffreyBue_imtxsmoke 7 hours ago SpaceX showing the world how to get Space done. e'ffing incredible. Reply @friedrichdergroe9664 11 hours ago This is so far beyond "Massively Cool" that I am at a loss for words. Reply @kalvinravn8431 7 hours ago Fourth time watching Star Ship get caught by the Chopsticks and I still tear up! Freaking Amazing!!! Reply 1 reply @DdragonPT 11 hours ago This is just incredible. What a milestone! 🎉 Reply @jimmykirkpatrick4448 8 hours ago WOW, what an amazing event to witness! Congratulations all! Reply @sarbchatha3775 4 hours ago This was super helpful, thanks! Reply @peterloui4086 7 hours ago Congratulations space x team from Philippines Reply @redpanda1126 1 hour ago I actually didn't believe it was possible. M honored to witness the making of history. Reply @mironkusnecov5728 11 hours ago Absolutely JAW DROPPING!!!! Reply @lavers_1 10 hours ago Congrats SpaceX, what an achievement! Reply @Idkwhatshappenin 3 hours ago War just got a whole lot more destructive lmao Reply @MonsoonGeek 4 hours ago This is the coolest thing I have ever seen in my entire life. INSANE. Reply @adnankhattak6592 10 hours ago Looks like some kind of science fiction movie… i cant believe its happening in real life.. thats astonishing Reply @kindawilliams3169 7 hours ago Why we never get the camera angle looking 👀 up? Ijs!!! 1 Reply @iordspidey 4 hours ago But what's the starship's trajectory Reply @islandwills2778 5 hours ago Its hard to not feel a sense of awe and amazement at what spacex managed to accomplish today. It makes me excited to see what the future will bring. Maybe we really can go to mars and make a colony Reply @JimmieZisk 8 hours ago Loved the content, keep it coming! 1 Reply @jovalache 10 hours ago Oh, wow! History is made... what a day to be alive 👏 Reply @worknclass8079 11 hours ago Wow! Breath taking! Reply @stephen3966 8 hours ago Crazy! I thought I was watching some sort of science fiction. How can these team of engineers make that work? Reply @donskuse2194 6 hours ago This is science fiction come true. What a brilliant display in catching the booster rocket!!! Reply @sumankumar2414 4 hours ago Thank you for this video, very enlightening! Reply @Kumareshaku 5 hours ago Awesome video, looking forward to the next one! Reply @klipklapklop3359 41 minutes ago This simple thing is going to have huge impacts on space exploration Reply @BlockBlender 10 hours ago Love you guys at spaceX. 1 Reply @JiggsWP 7 hours ago That is awesome SpaceX. Well done!!! Reply @rubadubmedia 11 hours ago SpaceX accomplishes in 2 minutes: In Space My accomplishment in 2 minutes: walks to my kitchen just to open and close the fridge door 1 Reply @iNINJAgamer 5 hours ago Almost there. I might not be here to see it, but I know we’ll get there… soon. 1 Reply @Google26Reviewer 8 hours ago Amazing/Incredible!This is history in the making! 👏🎉🚀WAY TO GO SpaceX!!!👏🎉🚀I got goosebumps!!!🥹👍🙌🏆 So PROUD OF YOU ALL! ❤😘🥹🙌👏 Reply @felixiiiogabang3880 7 hours ago Space age here we come😢😢😢❤❤❤❤❤.. mix emotions Reply @prekliatadusa748 11 hours ago Congratulations to the whole SpaceX team. Reply @patrickhumpal8651 6 hours ago Incredible achievement! Congrats Space 🇺🇸X Reply @sijusj 8 hours ago Congratulations to space X team! Reply @foundation6867 9 hours ago This could have gone horribly wrong but how can you catch a rocket engine with to robotic arms incredible woah hats off to starship and spacex 🤩😱 Reply @DeanEmilEsta 1 hour ago Congratulations team SpaceX!!!! Reply @Cklee2009 4 hours ago crazy man doing crazy stuff. I am amazed. Congrats Reply @forget2bhuman993 5 hours ago the only thing to give me any hope in awhile, incredible Reply @christopherwhite1648 11 hours ago Amazing and well done to everyone involved. Reply @d.b.1176 10 hours ago I thought this was CGI when I watched it the first time. Absolutely incredible 🫡 Reply @ChakravarthiChakri-q1y 9 hours ago Your videos are always so helpful, thank you! Reply @DavidKelley-p4o 5 hours ago Really appreciate the insights in this video. Reply @Thalasundar-t3j 9 hours ago Thanks for sharing this, learned a lot. Reply @anjigorati4176 6 hours ago This was super helpful, thanks! Reply @MonsoonGeek 4 hours ago This is the coolest thing I have ever seen in my entire life. INSANE. Reply @ToddRussell-f6p 9 hours ago Thank you for this video, very enlightening! Reply @오지석-j6o 9 hours ago Awesome video, looking forward to the next one! Reply @yulisamartinez6640 7 hours ago Your videos are always so helpful, thank you! Reply @SubaraoSubharai 9 hours ago Your videos are always so helpful, thank you! Reply @BuggsHattan 10 hours ago Your videos are always so helpful, thank you! Reply @kohinurakter4908 11 hours ago Thanks for sharing this, learned a lot. Reply @sundarrajanverynicesong5929 9 hours ago Really appreciate the insights in this video. Reply @LagazoMerle 10 hours ago Really appreciate the insights in this video. Reply @李怡惠-b7o 7 hours ago Thanks for sharing this, learned a lot. Reply @pasupuletisrinu4565 8 hours ago This was super helpful, thanks! Reply @Swamykalyani-f7c 9 hours ago This was super helpful, thanks! Reply @ArzikaAbdullahi-s7t 9 hours ago This was super helpful, thanks! Reply @SherSingh-t9n9l 9 hours ago This was super helpful, thanks! Reply @GuadalupeMartinez-s4o 10 hours ago Thanks for sharing this, learned a lot. Reply @ИраГордиенко-з3м 11 hours ago Thank you for this video, very enlightening! Reply @petehodge3460 6 hours ago This was incredible! Congratulations!! Reply @lossless4129 11 hours ago Congrats SpaceX, wow Reply @mctrnxlab 9 hours ago Insane engineering achievement!!! Congratulations to everyone involved!!!! Reply @FineYungCannibal. 11 hours ago Wow! Absolutely stunning to see! 😮 Reply @WayneBaker-b7g 10 hours ago Awesome video, looking forward to the next one! Reply @patrickchangor5269 11 hours ago What an incredible journey ! Reply @LightOfChaos10 11 hours ago We finally got a dam W for humanity for once in this hellish year 1 Reply @TimothyCooke-l9h 8 hours ago This video was amazing, learned a lot. Reply @jesusislordouterbanksminis7949 7 hours ago Absolutely remarkable! Awe inspiring, mind boggling awesome! Congratulations to SpaceX!! 1 “small” launch for human kind, 1 unbelievable mega “catch” for the ages! Reply @chew1047 8 hours ago The flat earthers are awfully quiet 1 Reply @kcuzz99 3 hours ago Congrats to all the engineers!!! 👏 🎉 that was awesome!!! Reply @nletecca8030 6 hours ago as someone who's not a aerospace engineer can anyone explain the significance of this and why its amazing how they caught it mid air. Reply 1 reply @clintonjames3787 6 hours ago That is amazing who’d have thought they could do such things Reply @Sara_99_ 10 hours ago Why am I crying omg this is huge for space exploration Reply @nutrihelpcoaching-zc1zv 10 hours ago why is it still on fire? Reply @ShaikRafi-c6j 4 hours ago This was very informative, appreciate it. Reply @JuanAntonioSaraviaVillar 3 hours ago Just Incredible... Reply @yohanapaulo3769 7 hours ago Awesome video, looking forward to the next one! Reply @niknax5159 1 hour ago Congratulations SpaceX! I’m goi g to admit, I was skeptical about this but you proved me wrong!!!! It was amazing to witness a piece of history live and to be proven wrong! Keep up the great work!! Reply @Tripta-k2b 10 hours ago This video was amazing, learned a lot. Reply @baonganle-e1x 10 hours ago This video was amazing, learned a lot. Reply @Flying_Lexus 8 hours ago Welcome to the future! Never thought I'd be alive to see such a thing in my life. Reply @allshop2692 7 hours ago Historic achievement ! No words. Reply @FF-cz8sg 7 hours ago simply amazing, feels magical and unreal, what an great achievement! Reply @wokeidiots3370 8 hours ago I am glad I was alone while watching this because at 40 I wouldn't want to be caught shedding tears of joy. Reply @gto3702 5 hours ago Feels amazing to be alive in a time where we get to witness history in the making. Way to go, SpaceX! Reply 1 reply @spaceportseven 10 hours ago That's crazy, brilliant !! Reply @AnthonyCollins-j4u 10 hours ago This video was amazing, learned a lot. Reply @Ibrahimyau-i9x 8 hours ago This was very informative, appreciate it. Reply @prinshgamit15 6 hours ago Great tips, thanks for sharing! Reply @JorgeLuisChayKu 10 hours ago Awesome video, looking forward to the next one! Reply @dad_uchiha1707 58 minutes ago Id like someone to explain why they are showing us in metrics when usa is in imperial? I am just wondering why, thats all Reply @YASMINBANO-h7c 9 hours ago Fantastic explanation, thank you! Reply @GeneraPauletta 9 hours ago Fantastic explanation, thank you! Reply @SozziStarch 8 hours ago Fantastic explanation, thank you! Reply @srasool5793 9 hours ago Fantastic explanation, thank you! Reply @RameshMukila 9 hours ago This was very informative, appreciate it. Reply @ChbvH-m9r 9 hours ago This was very informative, appreciate it. Reply @초등학교-n7e 6 hours ago This gives me goose bumps. Reply @jaleesalofte 8 hours ago Very well done, appreciate this video! Reply @naomicherono-tb9wq 9 hours ago Very well done, appreciate this video! Reply @zordiakhbar5320 9 hours ago Very well done, appreciate this video! Reply @ChristianJoseph-w5y 8 hours ago This was very informative, appreciate it. Reply @juangutierrez-r4k 9 hours ago This was very informative, appreciate it. Reply @kennymcnicol 7 hours ago Congratulations great job! One flawless catch for mankind. Reply @TeddyB.T 10 hours ago what happened to the rocket though? Reply @AAG414 5 hours ago This is what inspires me to continue studying to be an engineer in college. I hope to one day contribute to humanity's ongoing advance towards the stars someday! Reply @BirleyTorey 9 hours ago Great tips, thanks for sharing! Reply @ZahidAh-ey9kw 10 hours ago Very well done, appreciate this video! Reply @GeigleRuthe 10 hours ago Very well done, appreciate this video! Reply @JayBishop-q9g 10 hours ago This was very informative, appreciate it. Reply @GiuseppinaSessoms 10 hours ago This was very informative, appreciate it. Reply @manideep_nulu 4 minutes ago Man I want to hear this in jerry the lawyer's voice Reply @DrewHawkins-n2b 10 hours ago Great tips, thanks for sharing! Reply @VenkateshCh-k5w 7 hours ago Very well done, appreciate this video! Reply @ChristopherReynolds-h7l 7 hours ago Very well done, appreciate this video! Reply @GradyPatrick-t9j 8 hours ago Fantastic video, really appreciate your effort! Reply @maverick210971 11 hours ago Incredible & unbelievable! Congrats Team SpaceX! 👍🏽💯👍🏽💯 Reply @davidhawkins5329 5 hours ago One of the most incredible events I have ever see !!!!! Reply @woozworldgamer233 11 hours ago Fantastic video, really appreciate your effort! Reply @codenamedanksy513 7 hours ago I haven't been this excited about space travel since the early 2000s and I was like 12! Reply @AyyanarParavatha 4 hours ago Loved this video, keep up the great work! Reply @Mosoman42 11 hours ago That was insane ! Reply @priyankabiswas8644 8 hours ago Great job, this video was very useful! Reply @shsal110 9 hours ago This is amazing!!! What a milestone and an achievement :D Reply @SkShareefa-k2h 5 hours ago Thank you for the great content! Reply @striperkid 11 hours ago I'm blown away ! Reply @808goblin 7 hours ago CONGRATULATIONS SPACE X! Reply @JamesSalie 6 hours ago No question hes is a real genius with spectacular ideas some good some bad. But still a genius. Reply @Efaxedfelipead 9 hours ago Great job, this video was very useful! Reply @JeremiahDanladi-e1i 10 hours ago Fantastic explanation, thank you! Reply @caroldavies2021 8 hours ago Fantastic....What a joy to see PROUD! Reply @SekkamalaS 5 hours ago Loved this video, keep up the great work! Reply @ernesthumphrey2219 4 hours ago Just WOW…. GREAT JOB‼️‼️‼️ 1 Reply @ramniwas3319 9 hours ago Great job, this video was very useful! Reply @UmairEggtraders 10 hours ago Great job, this video was very useful! Reply @saikhyounus1121 8 hours ago Thank you for the great content! Reply @PhongpholM 11 hours ago Great job, this video was very useful! Reply @veeramani4225 6 hours ago Loved this video, keep up the great work! Reply @jamesjames-p4p 11 hours ago Thank you for the great content! Reply @ashiqilahibaigmohammed 9 hours ago Thank you for the great content! Reply @danfortino4540 2 hours ago Speechless Reply @Milkylious 10 hours ago Absolutely incredible!! Reply @ThaoLinhHoang-b9g 10 hours ago Thank you for the great content! Reply @charliegwaltney 11 hours ago Thank you for the great content! Reply @Dottor_J 1 hour ago chills Reply @honstaa 7 hours ago One small step for man, one giant leap for mankind - Neil Armstrong. Congrats to the SpaceX team! Reply @omr11kk 5 hours ago That’s insane Reply @jameschambers6687 6 hours ago "Man's reach exceeds his imagination" 1 Reply @GloryDaberechiFriday 9 hours ago Loved this video, keep up the great work! Reply @ashsingh9339 12 hours ago I'm literally in tears ❤ Reply @shihabmohiuddin7875 1 hour ago This is so unreal that when I saw the capturing yesterday on fb, I thought the video was reversed😂 Reply @truepatriots3860 11 hours ago Balling my eyes out 1 Reply @zoolander-x7s 10 hours ago Loved this video, keep up the great work! Reply @RoySimmons-i2i 10 hours ago Loved this video, keep up the great work! Reply @ahmedmohamed9013 10 hours ago What will this be used for? Reply @AndrewBrooks-f1e 10 hours ago Thank you for the great content! Reply @michaelnelson7566 8 hours ago Absolutely Amazing Reply @ted3399 7 hours ago Incredible. Reply @古月雪 5 hours ago We witness the history!!! Reply @LoisHeddins 10 hours ago Loved this video, keep up the great work! Reply @BIGqwerty 9 hours ago wow, those engineers are incredible - this was incredible to watch :) Reply @surajsahu6786 4 hours ago That's insane Reply @SatyamKumar-k3c5t 10 hours ago This was super helpful, thanks! Reply 1 reply @eddiexoc8430 3 hours ago Incredible Reply @Spook277 2 hours ago That was incredible Reply @sironsantos7311 10 hours ago So amazing, congratulations !!♥ Reply @OliverCromwell1640 9 hours ago Congratulations space X Reply @chrispy1982 7 hours ago That's incredible Reply @sendaljepitseribu108 4 hours ago 3:10 & 7:10 this moment is the scene i saw from sci-fi movie and cartoon long ago, never in my mind that someday i can see it in reality, but it happens today!. Space x team, you are all amazing Reply @RB-nv4lo 3 hours ago Incredible Reply @TheNayak12 5 hours ago Incredible and incredible. Reply @OzcanErtem 2 hours ago This is just amazing. Reply @Mr.Vinjesus 45 minutes ago When my grandkids tell this story to their kids. Amazing to be part of this. Reply @EsOasisMX 2 hours ago Mi ha emozionato Reply @ismailiskandardinata3183 8 hours ago 🔥 Reply @DrDementia 3 hours ago You know the investors are very happy Reply @FishFlopFern 3 hours ago What a catch! Reply @JamesFrost74659 6 hours ago So proud of Space X, take another bow, Congratulations, BRAVO ZULU!!! Reply @zakwaters2433 8 hours ago That landing was mind blowing. Reply @boohoohoohoo 11 hours ago if all my food had four prongs attached to one end, hell i would be able to use chopsticks too! Reply @mehdimouhcine2155 8 hours ago That's amazing congratulations Reply @stuwilson1400 7 hours ago Just astonishing Reply @georgeesquivel8623 11 hours ago What an incredible landing congratulations!!!!❤❤❤❤🎉 Reply @jamesgoold5520 10 hours ago Incredible Reply @Soundblaster2024 10 hours ago On another level 😮 Reply @VikasKumar-tu9vb 8 hours ago Great video! Really enjoyed it. Reply @arnoldmayii3563 11 hours ago That was just amazing! Reply @tomlarter3894 4 hours ago Simply amazing Reply @RayRay-gq4wk 4 hours ago Amazing, simply amazing Reply @VijayakumarThevar 7 hours ago Loved the content, keep it coming! Reply @eugenestandiford6580 8 hours ago Amazing !!! you are Brilliant !!!! Congratulations SpaceX team !!!!! Reply @ชื่อลาตีลาตี 11 hours ago Great video! Really enjoyed it. Reply @warrenmeszaros9698 15 minutes ago Unbelievable ....🚀 Reply @phirojkumar7432 8 hours ago Great video! Really enjoyed it. Reply @EasyE865 11 hours ago Absolutely amazing! SpaceX is brilliant! Reply @HarleyMcfalls 10 hours ago Loved the content, keep it coming! Reply @acid_painter 3 hours ago This is incredible 1 Reply @nxhnbz 10 hours ago Great video! Really enjoyed it. Reply @KomalKushwaha-c1f 10 hours ago Great video! Really enjoyed it. Reply @fijillian 11 hours ago We are living in an amazing time. Reply @EdouardCerf 10 hours ago Great video! Really enjoyed it. Reply @rajkumarporwal8059 2 hours ago Wonderful Reply @buddyrogers4538 9 hours ago Got to admit that’s pretty badass. Reply @chadmiller6487 7 hours ago This is absolutely amazing Reply @r.santos8231 10 hours ago Just outstanding!!!! Reply @yuumaychannel4013 27 minutes ago OMG! Incredible! Reply @bonienagac8441 9 hours ago (edited) Congrats spaceX❤ Reply @cdyacambodia 1 hour ago Congratulations SpaceX it is amazing 👏 ❤ 💖 Reply @robpalwrites 9 hours ago That is insane! 👏 Reply @Jokervision744 12 hours ago beautiful Reply @antonydandrea 1 hour ago That catch was amazing! So glad i watched this live! Its the stuff of science fiction made reality! Reply @markos916 3 hours ago I'm not a big "space"guy, but that was flat out incredible to witness! As I'm sitting here I can't help but think what the Wright brothers would have thought about this... Reply @icujediable 21 minutes ago Amazing Reply @user-fb1et6kv1i 9 hours ago Booster did an amazing job.....well done booster. Excellent job Reply @mddilshad4087 8 hours ago Leaving my footprints here that I witnessed this historic event...🤧🤧🤧 Reply @doggknowsdotcom 8 hours ago Amazing! Reply @davestuart6593 8 hours ago Awesome! Reply @albert2554 7 hours ago Amazing! Reply @ralphmonschauer3355 1 hour ago ❤❤❤ Reply @RobM-e3y 10 hours ago Just great! Reply @tommih86 10 hours ago 👏 Reply @LivingALife2022 11 hours ago Wow, well done! Reply @coryhueske5245 9 hours ago Nothing like beating the atmosphere and gravity into submission Reply @maryholliday6006 10 hours ago Incredible!!! Reply @robertoso8796 6 hours ago that was fncking rad Reply @DavidHarold-r6w 4 hours ago Amazing content as always! Reply @luyandahadebe1205 5 hours ago The aliens must be going crazy now that there's this kind of improvement on human spacecrafts Reply @joezop 10 hours ago Incredible That was truly incredible.... I salute you sir. Incredible. Reply @hildilrs 3 hours ago Where is the launch taking place from Texas? Reply @GabrielVitor-kq6uj 10 hours ago Im in awe! Reply @primemac3dstudio18 6 hours ago Even though it is a team effort you know that someone is thinking Take that FAA! Reply @dewdewism 28 minutes ago SpaceX is Killing It!❤😲 Reply @pomeroythomas 10 hours ago This is almost unbelievable. Holy shit. Reply @theguildofthetranquilpine5360 2 hours ago I’ve never been so excited about a rocket landing in my life Reply 1 reply @josephbe1030 6 hours ago 👏👏👏👏 Reply @State_Department_agent 3 hours ago Amazing Reply @arunms9186 2 hours ago Amazing Reply @ssssssss131ful 10 hours ago This is insanely awesome Reply @beijingpete 9 hours ago Truly amazing Reply @DrDementia 3 hours ago (edited) Can’t wait for someone to recreate this in Kerbal space program Reply @leonardol4745 8 hours ago CONGRATULATIONS!!! Reply @pawankandel9 4 hours ago Congratulations to all young engineers team for getting extraordinary achievement! Reply @ShaikRafi-m1c 6 hours ago Amazing content as always! Reply @JeremyJackson-f7u 7 hours ago Amazing content as always! Reply @Plafintarr 11 hours ago A glorious achievement on behalf of all life on Earth! Onwards! Reply @HeikeClever-p8j 8 hours ago Amazing content as always! Reply @kombiahkombiah6301 9 hours ago Amazing content as always! Reply @MdJahangir-b7m6x 9 hours ago Amazing content as always! Reply @samsun8041 4 hours ago Amazing Reply @ezdesizn 10 hours ago Absolutely Amazing....WOW!!!! ....Nicely Done....Perfect Reply @Khether0001 8 hours ago What is the plan for Starship? When is it expected to return? Reply @grumpytuber 8 hours ago did it burn the tower down? Reply @captainkite 10 hours ago Wow! Reply @elizabeth7570 9 hours ago Amazing content as always! Reply @ivanpasoyprada9238 9 hours ago ❤ Reply @jman1031 25 seconds ago Absolutely Amazing Reply @jonvanjovi 9 hours ago WOOOOOOOOOOOOOW!!!!!! Reply @jerrypass8888 10 hours ago Wow! Incredible! Great job SpaceX!❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤ Reply @wallyrod1212 10 hours ago Amazing content as always! Reply @AlanLamb-p4p 9 hours ago WOW!!!! Reply @shelleykaye6757 10 hours ago Amazing!!!! Reply @noahhastings6145 10 hours ago Give those GNC engineers a raise! That's phenomenal work Reply @robertagodsil7951 4 hours ago 🤘 Reply @777Spangle 7 hours ago Wow. Well done Reply @OIOIIOIIIIOIIIOIIOIOOII 8 hours ago ❤❤ Reply @broncsyanks 8 hours ago Thats just awesome Reply @JG-ds6qs 7 hours ago Truly amazing!! Reply @bernardbarn 8 hours ago Amazing Reply @lic.f.tgarydennisalconmedr3770 7 hours ago Wowwwww Reply @marianomartinez2170 7 hours ago What an amazing time to be alive! Reply @Premium-Believer 2 hours ago This is crazy Reply @MickDavies 8 hours ago Holy! Reply @Peace2U-ec6es 12 hours ago What a beast!!! Reply @diegokanocanizares3952 10 hours ago It was so amazing it feels like a dream, like science fiction!!! What an historical day, and I love that it was on a 13th Reply @simonjackson7206 10 hours ago Truly spectacular ! Reply @Thesilverthunder777 12 hours ago this is the way Reply @mickjames666 7 hours ago That's Awesome!!! Reply @richypatten1635 9 hours ago 🤯 Reply @otoSuzukivietnam 5 hours ago Great!!! Reply @snoww2009 2 hours ago (edited) Why is this called 'chopsticks', not pliers, not crab claws, not clamps or something else? Reply @johnmusaingana7368 9 hours ago This is incredible Reply @Bevo_Baker 11 hours ago That’s so badass Reply @saxarte 10 hours ago perfeição! Reply @pinball1970 9 hours ago Holy crap. Amazing just amazing. Well done genius engineers and scientists Reply @jixxah5224 10 hours ago Can anyone explain how this is significant? Is this just cost effective because you can re-use it or am I missing something Reply 1 reply @Jtrue-qc1yj 3 hours ago Phenomenal Reply @iamscoutstfu 9 hours ago One giant leap... Reply @morninggapup 8 hours ago That was exciting to watch🤯 Reply @nelsonyaoanyomi6460 6 hours ago Incredible. Very phenomenal.❤❤❤ Reply @abhayagarwal5097 9 hours ago Crazy now we need to see starship land safely as well Reply 1 reply @JaimeTorres-ow2fr 4 hours ago UNREAL Reply @MrBrandonman20 10 hours ago Can we please stop killing each other and raging wars. Can we focus on moving humanity forwards like this mighty achievement ❤ Reply @sulemankihengere5440 5 hours ago This is insane engineering. New space era has began. Reply @spongeknock7387 11 hours ago Insane Reply @mouse2588 3 hours ago What a time to be alive. Reply @SADRUMSUMI 2 hours ago Congratulation guys 😃 Reply @asutechltd9569 11 hours ago Awesome Reply @yaynative 7 hours ago NO ONE else can catch a rocket with chopsticks! Except MAYBE Mr Miyagi. MAYBE. Reply @ivandabrowski 1 hour ago congratulations Reply @foundation6867 9 hours ago This needs a Guinness World Record I am telling you Reply @JohnLaman-j4p 5 hours ago We did, amazing! Reply @Nalino_Ngureres 8 hours ago Perfect 😊 Reply @thousandyears4586 1 hour ago chopsticks master Reply @The_Crazy_Monkey75 3 hours ago (edited) OMG i cant believe they actually did it!! OMG!!! That is definitely the most amazing thing I have ever seen in my life!❤ Reply @MaciejJeszkeP 12 hours ago Gratulation ! Reply @t9m947 11 hours ago 🚀MAZING. Well done SpaceX. Reply @geromesteroidix6540 2 hours ago Good Job Space X Awesome ! Reply @brookss2141 9 hours ago This is unreal. Reply @kogiekobayashi3421 11 hours ago Incredible🎉 Reply @malithaeshan2660 1 hour ago congratulations on your remarkable achievement SpaceX....🥰🤩😉 Reply @freesk8 6 hours ago Spectacular! Historic! Wonderful! :) Reply @mikeperry2561 4 hours ago 65 years here and that was one of the most exciting events I’ve ever witnessed. Congrats to Elon and the team at Space X! Job well done! 🇺🇸 2 Reply @gautambhai580 34 minutes ago Unbelievable 🤯😱👍 Reply @jesse-pt4xx 8 hours ago That's amazing 👏 Reply @elementrypenguin3116 9 hours ago Astonishing Reply @WelderDude 5 hours ago (edited) 6:25 didn’t realize clouds get that high up towards space. But then again, airplanes fly at 35,000 which is around 7-8 miles in the air. The booster is at 23KM which is over 23 miles. And the main ship is at 143 KM so that’s 88.8 miles in the air. So think of traveling a hour and twenty minutes in a car @ 60mph. That’s all it would take to get to that height in the sky. Kinda wild. Now look at that on a map and it don’t seem that high up in reality to how big the earth is. Reply @craig7350 10 hours ago The pelicans that were roosting on the tower can come back now until the next launch. Reply @FPV.Operator 12 hours ago wow !! Reply @sh0t0kan 3 hours ago This is the greatest thing to ever happen in rocket engineering for space travel. Reply @PucheaKhmer 10 hours ago Wow 😮 Reply @TheLanexz 7 hours ago Congratulations 🎉🎉🎉 Reply @thethoth1755 4 hours ago Well done SpaceX Reply @TvGameFox 10 hours ago 😮 Reply @NotBirds 11 hours ago We just entered the space age again. Reply @lordvalentine471 8 hours ago WOW Reply @MelodicMethod 7 hours ago 🏆 Reply @omarsamudio3418 10 hours ago Que increile...... se hace historia Reply @Yovo555 7 hours ago What a wonderful success for mankind. Congratulations Reply @dirtycordoba6713 9 hours ago Holy shit! Reply @xbite1182 11 hours ago That's so cool! Reply @kamleshanalyst5470 5 hours ago This is just beyond imagination ❤ Reply @PoiutVioe 1 hour ago I can't pick Kung Pao Chicken with chopsticks this smooth. Reply @darylbrown8834 4 hours ago Freaken Awesome! Reply @ghoulbby 6 hours ago Amazing. It makes me very happy to see humanity still pushing science and engineering like this. Reply @gaudric98 11 hours ago That was awesome!!! It was like watching real life Star Wars! Reply @joshandersons6914 8 hours ago damn, never seen anything like it, Reply @Freedom2x462 9 hours ago Awesome sci fi turned reality! 1 Reply @KudzanaiMuvoni 10 hours ago Wow!!!! That was great Reply @AndrewMcDaniel-do2jy 10 hours ago Well done, SpaceX!!!!!!!!!! Quite arguably, the most important launch in US history! 🇺🇸 1 Reply @wellseasonedhiker 8 hours ago This is INCREDIBLE!!!!!!!!!! Reply @Infernal_Elf 10 hours ago Insane achievement! Reply @PabloFajaOfficial 8 hours ago Wild!!!!!! Reply @古月雪 5 hours ago Incredible!🎉this is the most incredible project Jin the humans’ history! Congratulations!!!!🎉 Reply @bartbitter3510 10 hours ago This is incredible!!!!!! Reply @HugoChacon-l4m 3 hours ago Wow 🎉 Reply @raysiddiqi8 5 hours ago The CGI animators and editors worked really hard on this I can tell Reply 1 reply @TheMuddyCitizen 8 hours ago Impressive 😮 Reply @rahmanyt1153 6 hours ago 😮😮😮😮 Reply 9 hours ago This makes NASA look like their playing at things!! Reply @gonzaloreyes8782 10 hours ago Impressive 😮 Reply @stranix888888 2 hours ago Wow !!! Well done Guy`s With everything going on in the world today , To me , This really makes the world worth living ! Again Congratulations to all concerned .. Reply @Foxtrot14 4 hours ago History was made and I woke up an hr to watch it lift off and land hell yeah. Reply @RobotAndy 9 hours ago 🚀🤖yt Reply @TheWhiteGuyWhoIs72PrcBlack 4 hours ago absolute 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥 Reply @bidet1098 27 minutes ago Those madlads did it. Oh my dear lord!😭😭😭😭😭 Reply @SebastianWellsTL 4 hours ago Epic! 1 Reply @CoachTang 9 hours ago ❤️❤️❤️👊🙌🙏 Reply @yongdol73 7 hours ago This is amazing Reply @geoffreyreeks2422 8 hours ago That is what PRIVATE ENTERPRISE does! Regards, Geoff. Reeks 1 Reply @lennyhall87 9 hours ago Almost as much fun as watching it live. Reply @feelthemagicinsideyou2460 58 minutes ago 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 Reply @aidanworld 9 hours ago No words❤ Reply @mestengo22 7 hours ago Truly historic day kudos Reply @jstevesonfire119 7 hours ago Wow Reply @richl4761 8 hours ago Wow Reply @dsean405 11 hours ago The same people always advancing mankind. Thank You Reply @andrewgraham2066 5 hours ago Wow Reply @jerryluo7241 7 hours ago It’s real time for all of us to explore the universe!🎉🎉 Reply @theswanlakeyt 3 hours ago Great Reply @starej4035 9 hours ago SIMPLY MAGIC! Reply @rosssmakazjewett2664 9 hours ago Only 600k views for this!? I've never seen nowt like that in my life ...mind blown!! 🤯 1 Reply @amochswohntet99 8 hours ago A real milestone to be sure, but let’s keep in mind though that the reusability/manufacturing output of these rockets still has to increase by a factor of at least 10X before a self-sustaining city can be built in a reasonable time frame. Reply @otorishingen8600 11 hours ago OMG 😱 Hell yeah 👏 Reply @Andreas-yt9wv 11 hours ago Congratulations! I got guesbumbs watching this and hearing the SpaceX Team 😂 Congrats yeah! Reply @QuangNguyen-ng5zh 3 hours ago Wow, clearest video yet! Reply @MrObioraeze 6 hours ago If you can conceive it, you can achieve !!!! Reply @jamessimon3433 11 hours ago Simply unreal Reply @nicholaslamb1262 8 hours ago We had this technology since the 60,s. Reply @alant8553 9 hours ago And Boeing is probably saying.... "Are you kidding me.... Can't we EVER catch a break" Reply @foundation6867 8 hours ago This was out of of this world 🌍 🤯 Reply @et747fly 11 hours ago Yah! Reply @jussiniemi9560 11 hours ago That is very cool Reply @yanisb4372 5 minutes ago How will these launches impact our atmosphere when they increase in frequency in future? Reply @paolasumarriva7594 9 hours ago Starship Super Heavy landing, 13 October 2024, marks a new space era never seen before. This 5th test launch of the Starship after the 4th successful recovery launch of the Booster with a precision of 5 millimeters (0.005 m), now surprises with SpaceX Tower Chopstick mechanical arms to catch the Starship booster rocket on the launch pad as a stage to reuse its use several times a day. Space engineering is fantastic. As Peru has signed the ARTEMIS ACCORDS with NASA, it is opportune to promote knowledge about the Convergence of Innovative Technologies in Space Engineering for participation in universities for the next advent. Reply @matthewcarle5970 5 hours ago I don't think it's registered to me yet just how incredible a feat of engineering this is. Reply 1 reply @bingsterc7621 23 minutes ago 👍👍👍🤘🤘🤘👌👌👌 Reply @alexanderSydneyOz 8 hours ago as the commentator said, 'even in this day and age, it looks like magic'. One could be forgiven for thinking that space launch is simple, were it not that noone else seems to be able launch anything new, without some sort of a problem. Reply @JeramiaBrown 7 hours ago Badass... Reply @aboubacarsanogo1592 3 hours ago Extraordinaire ! Une prouesse scientifique Reply @koonsickgreen6272 5 hours ago Is that Lama? Reply @flyingtuvi 3 hours ago OK, This is insane. Reply @Soundblaster2024 10 hours ago 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉 Reply @lalordsforce 10 hours ago 🎉🎉🎉🎉congratulations Reply @TayTay-pp8eq 5 hours ago Amazing 😍🎉 Reply @beatandwin 11 hours ago Epic Reply @itapfkarawang3794 2 hours ago TRUELY Unbelievable, What a huge step for SPACE X. Reply @Abelius 11 hours ago Unreal. Reply @ПомидорчикЫ 7 minutes ago Unbelievable Reply @赛君周 1 hour ago 筷子支架下方对应发动机的位置建议增设一个灭火降温装置，避免烧毁。 Reply @feraullelisa6259 11 hours ago Some people are born different !!! Reply @zoltanpauskovic8857 10 hours ago Ovo je za naježit se super Reply @lanedickens8170 2 hours ago “Elon what are you doing?” “Docking” “It’s not possible” “No… it’s necessary.” Reply @jez5855 7 hours ago To be honest, I was expecting to see some fiery explosion and a half melted tower. This is grand!!! SpaceX team rocks!!! Reply @黃楷鈞-m4u 28 minutes ago A professional told me that after igniting the rocket engine at 6:55-6:58, the descent speed became faster. Is that true Reply @andresortiz41 7 hours ago WAWWWW!!!! Reply @avetkiki 12 hours ago Нет слов, кравцы. Поздравляю. 1 Reply @jiniloracledba 3 hours ago Unbelievable, Crazy Technology!!!!!!!!!! Reply @21area21 11 hours ago LMAOOOOO I wonder what Thunderfoot must be thinking... Reply @tawatchaibowhoudong6037 5 hours ago สุดยอดมากครับ❤❤❤ Reply @oriontigley5089 9 hours ago One step closer... Reply @EKAdventures51 9 hours ago But the passenger part of the rocket blew up upon landing, that's not a problem? Reply 1 reply @kjmm1234 10 hours ago Can you imagine that humans can recapture rocket thrusters? Really, that man did it. He completed the miracle of space journey and reduced the cost of remanufacturing. He could actually drop it in space and accurately return it to the intended base. And fixed... This happened on October 13, 2024. Reply @bongm6039 6 hours ago First try and nailed it!! Reply @virtueinyou 10 hours ago It's happening!!!!! Reply @laminates 5 hours ago まさかあんな速度で戻って来るとは思わなかった〜！ スゲー！ Reply @1Caleb0Allen10 7 hours ago America that was unreal! Reply @alexf1525 8 hours ago WOW.....holy shit man,that was sick Reply @icecream7225 8 hours ago 😮😮😮💪👏👏👏🎉 1 Reply @Lioness-of-Italy 10 hours ago MAMMA MIA..!!!!! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 Reply @Tomyum19 5 hours ago I don’t understand the significance of this, but congrats to those who worked hard. Reply @BruceCHINA-wz4zg 2 hours ago Unbelievable Reply @thesavagekid7196 2 hours ago Flat earthers ,yall been a lil quiet Reply @Richie-tn9wi 8 hours ago What was that ball shape just below the booster at 5:15? Reply 1 reply @p0ssesst 8 hours ago It’s crazy how they make earth look so round. Everyone knows it’s actually flat!😂 Reply @EarmuffHugger 9 hours ago ✌️😁👍 Reply @glenchapman3899 9 hours ago I showed this video to my wife. I explained the chopstick concept to her - "So that means the booster should be called egg roll" Reply @teemum.9023 37 minutes ago It was too tight, it almost hit the tower, Elon Reply @eastindiaV 9 hours ago Rockets are nice, but there is a huge degree of uncertainty, and they're super complicated. To me, they're like a UPS Box, not a UPS Truck, or a Greyhound Bus. But sending supplies to space with AI controlled rockets is probably not a bad idea. Reply @chriso9629 6 hours ago Fuck yea awesome Reply @nilon5327 11 hours ago WE ARE ALIVE TO WITNESS THIS!!! 🔥 Reply @williammunford476 9 hours ago No way wow wow wow❤❤❤ Reply @Evolutionews 11 hours ago Great moment for humanity👏👏👏 Reply @saikhinaungtint5101 6 hours ago Nice Reply @nguyenbeutee2080 1 hour ago How can the do that 😮 Reply @rajathslr 12 hours ago I can already see humans leading lives on other planets!... Way to go SpaceX, you just put a million hopes to Humanity Reply @forgettable8300 8 hours ago Nice Reply @scienceguy5259 10 hours ago Funally we can escape this rock if things dont work out here Reply @petropzqi 10 hours ago Greetings from Sweden. Let's stand together as a species. Imagine what we could do if we worked together. This is one mans vision and an amazing team behind him. Imagine what a united 8 billion vision accomplish Reply @foundation6867 9 hours ago (edited) Did a launch pad just caught a rocket 🚀 booster 😱 what I am speechless Reply @rizkiariffudin 8 hours ago OMG😮😮😮😮 Reply @EdwinSherwood 6 hours ago (edited) Man that was awesome. Thanks spacex and Elon, America notices the incredible things you guys are accomplishing and rooting for you Reply @Dutch1954 11 hours ago INSANE !!! PROPS BIG TIME !!!!❤👍 Reply @ZahidKhan-ps3mk 10 hours ago Great tips, thanks for sharing! Reply 1 reply @jchock1 8 hours ago Well done folks Reply @xianminxu8278 8 hours ago spaceX❤ Reply @minhtrungduong9478 45 minutes ago Thật là tuyệt vời Reply @OriginalSniperLol 12 hours ago DAMMNNN LETS GOOOOO Reply @hectorafd 9 hours ago Second giant leap for mankind Reply @deltonlomatai2309 8 hours ago They said it could not be done. 1 Reply @thomaskretschmer3210 8 hours ago GZ! Well done! Future :) Reply @emiliorodriguez6117 9 hours ago We ready to catch the starship in two weeks, so we can start testing moon landings. Reply @nc7971 4 hours ago A rocket made me cry Reply @bobyantony9454 11 hours ago This is a miracle. I cant believe my eyes🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉 Reply @pibotuangxxx5782 7 hours ago What about Starship? Reply @MrZrryan2 7 hours ago the SCALE of this accomplishment... yes, made me cry. 26 story building weighing 300,00