About the equivalent of throwing a needle over the empire state building and somebody catching it between a pair of toothpicks on the other side within a millimeter accuracy.
I've been simping for SpaceX since the first launch of the Falcon 9, and I laughed and said this was absurdly optimistic! "This test is definitely going to wreck the tower and cause months of delays." Feels good to be proven wrong.
this is like a 20th century for rockets which will now take giant leap . Imagine 21st century will be crazy. Just like we went from abaqus to computers.
@JQUICK21 because they've shown that it's possible that in the future the price of rocket launches could just be maintenance and fuel instead of having to build a whole new portion of the rocket, which will lower the price per launch by a huge amount
@@orlock20 I mean my car autonomously parked at the supermarket today, then it autonomously left it's parking spot to come pick me up near the entrance with my groceries, then it drove me home by itself and autonomously parked itself in my driveway again. I think it's doing alright.
@@Native722 The engineers that build these rockets are Americans lol, Elon Musk doesn't build engines. the genius behind the space rocket engine is Tom Mueller, he's an American born and raised.
@@tryaluckyou did imagine that. They've never tried catching it before. They've failed other things, but they've never failed catching it, because this was the first time. And it was successful.
I had some doubts they could control the descent precisely enough with reliability. But it seems they have gotten quite good at relighting engines and the massive scale refitting efforts have worked.
@@eliasdavey space cadet noun 1. a trainee astronaut. 2. informal a person regarded as being out of touch with reality. "it's not surprising that the British rock press has her down as a major space cadet"
space cadet noun 1. a trainee astronaut. 2. informal a person regarded as being out of touch with reality. "it's not surprising that the British rock press has her down as a major space cadet"
This is amazing it reminds me of the Moon Landing in July 1969, I was 11 and my brother was 6 and our Mum and Dad let us stay up really late to watch the landing on tv. We lived on an army Barracks in London, my Dad was in the army and we were about to go on a posting to Beligium. It was so amazing to watch a once in a life time thing, no one can ever be the first to land on the moon. It was like something out of a comic or Syfi film. This test was something else the precision was brilliant.
This launch was a historical event. The idea has now been executed. Humans will soon be able to lift 100+ tons out of orbit on a reusable rocket. Unbelievable
Also imagine it being used to divert the asteroid that'll inevitably hit Earth. It goes both ways. Also imagine being able to launch the ISS's replacement in one go, or something far more capable that the Hubble or James Webb telescopes. Focus on the good and it is more likely that is what we'll get.
@@samiamgreeneggaandham 27 Feet, I believe. It is 9 Meters in Diameter. I think it was supposed to be 10 Meters, but they changed it to 9, If I am correct. Opps....It is 29.5 feet...I forgot that 1 meter is bit longer than 3 feet....
@@unclegeorge7845 Same here. The Sky News banner across the left bottom of the screen was a big mistake. We all want to see the position and speed of the vehicles.
In addition to this being a historical event on the FIRST try, imagine the time/money that can now be saved landing where to just took off from..this changes everything. Congratulations to all at SpaceX, great work guys...
space cadet noun 1. a trainee astronaut. 2. informal a person regarded as being out of touch with reality. "it's not surprising that the British rock press has her down as a major space cadet"
Sky News PLEASE....Let these types of videos speak for themselves and allow the audience to enjoy the imagery and listen to what the professionals are saying on the actual feed. Your anchors' voices were really annoying throughout this video
They're not big fans of SpaceX, they were probably hoping for a different outcome. They even brought on an 'expert' to play down the significance of this event.
No. Elon Musk is my space-lover. He's, my world. I want to sleep with him. I want him to whisper sweet nothings in my ear about how his over-priced, junk cars/status symbols woo me to sleep at night and make all my dreams come true. I would die for my sexy modern robber baron.
Keep in mind the sheer size of this rocket. It can theoretically take 100 people to space at a single time. The rocket combo (starship + booster) is larger than the Saturn V rocket that took people to the moon. This isn't a Falcon 9, folks. Shout out to Adam Something for being adamant that this would never happen lmao IYKYK
I knew it would be exiting, after all I watched all the Moon missions, but I did not expect the tears that went rolling down my face. Congratulations to Elon and the SpaceX team!
I wasn't really paying attention as I started to watch this. What followed absolutely blew my mind, I actually got dizzy in awe. Outstanding achievement 💪
man i just want to see a human in mars before i die and i am 33 years old. i hope Elon a long and healty life, we definetly need Elon musk in this world.
Assuming your not terminally Ill I would say that is highly likely assuming the government doesn't get in the way. If Trump is elected unmanned ships attempting to land on mars are definitely in the cards during his administration. Same with a moon landing... again assuming government aids or at least doesn't impread them. Sadly mars is so far away that testing and planning and the journey take a while so manned will take a while. Im 26 I have been waiting for something like this since I was 6 years old.
This is thanks to Tom Mueller, he's an American born and raised, he's the Genius behind SpaceX rocket engine success! and of course, Elon Musk for founding SpaceX.
To be fair, Falcon 9 does it regularly. But it's a tiny thing compared to this one, and lands on its legs on the ground in quite a large area; this thing has to be pin-point.
We have rocket boosters returning from space to earth and landing precisely on spot, and yet surprisingly we still have people who cannot park their cars properly.
@@elomboekane4284 Such nonsense. NASA has been an independently recognized organization since 1958, and in that time they and the Soviet space program CREATED the modern space industry. They had a whole campaign of landing people on the moon, for god's sake! Not to mention the probes to Mars, to the outer solar system, to the sun itself, all the space telescopes that have changed our understanding of the universe! But sure...they haven't landed a rocked back on Earth, so I guess all of that doesn't matter. Grow up.
Kudos to SpaceX for this transparency in the test where live videos are streamed. NASA would not do this, Boeing will not do this either. In fact, no other operator does this!. No faking, all live and all real. Great catch by Mechazilla.
I cant fully appreciate the engineering of whats going on... But those cheers sounding like a cup final winning score from those who do know, tell me all i need to know. Amazing guys 🎉🎉
Amazing, absolutely amazing… I remember watching the Apollo missions and the moon landings in black and white on our tv, never in my wildest dreams would I have thought this would be possible in my lifetime 🏴
Welcome to the future. it's all unfolding before our eyes. Your lifetime will be the most studied time in history by historians thousands of years from now.
As the generation that could land rockets and make computers write novels, but then squandered it all away because they refused to stop burning fossil fuels despite half a century of stark warnings from climate scientists. Come to think of it: maybe we won't be studied at all, because we'll have gone extinct...
That booster is twice the size of my church tower and they caught it. As impressive as that is, reentering and soft landing the top part vertically is technically more impressive.
Another proof of concept. We now know that all 33 booster are working and landing at the tower is a done deed. Congratulations (so far) to SpaceX, IMO.
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this was thought to be impossible 5yrs ago and now its come to life.. what a day to be alive to witness such a historical event
Actual historic events i'm OK with witnessing lol
It's like we thought it was impossible just landing vertically. Now they catch it too!
Now... Waiting for the next historic moment, catching the second stage too
Yeah now it's just impossible for the companies and governments that treat space as a jobs program.
This was though impossible a few hours ago
*They basically threw a skyscraper into the air and caught it like a ball!* 😭
About the equivalent of throwing a needle over the empire state building and somebody catching it between a pair of toothpicks on the other side within a millimeter accuracy.
Until they don't.
@@ge2623 huh ⁉️
@@The_Quaalude There will be plenty more failures.
@@ge2623failure brings information that can be used to improve on what they have it’s not a bad thing lol
Seemed like a joke when Elon Musk first announced SpaceX would catch a returning rocket with mechanical arms.
A stunning awesome achievement.
They're chopsticks!!! Get it right. :)
@@jaunt3603 they just caught a lot of sushi lol!
I've been simping for SpaceX since the first launch of the Falcon 9, and I laughed and said this was absurdly optimistic! "This test is definitely going to wreck the tower and cause months of delays." Feels good to be proven wrong.
@@fnorgen HOLD YOUR TONGUE WENCH! DO NOT SPEAK ILL OF YOUR KING! Lol!
@@samiamgreeneggaandham it was worth the risk for the quality of the fish
this is a 2nd golden age for space flight for those born after apollo. incredible.
this is like a 20th century for rockets which will now take giant leap . Imagine 21st century will be crazy. Just like we went from abaqus to computers.
Our generations Apollo 👍
One of the greatest technical accomplishments of the 21st Century, congrats
The rocket booster never landed on the launch site , this is the first time @JQUICK21
@JQUICK21 Because they catched rocket with mech arms thats quite different than just landing
Someone didnt watch the video 😂😂@JQUICK21
@JQUICK21 Now it's _fully_ reusable, from bottom to top.
@JQUICK21 because they've shown that it's possible that in the future the price of rocket launches could just be maintenance and fuel instead of having to build a whole new portion of the rocket, which will lower the price per launch by a huge amount
SpaceX engineers are out here catching rockets meanwhile I can't even parallel park
There is a video of a Chinese car trying to autonomously park, gave up and tried to drive away. That's where everyone else is in autonomous parking.
@@orlock20 I mean my car autonomously parked at the supermarket today, then it autonomously left it's parking spot to come pick me up near the entrance with my groceries, then it drove me home by itself and autonomously parked itself in my driveway again. I think it's doing alright.
@@Sundablakr What type of car? Sounds great 🙂
@@Fomites Tesla Summon + Autopark Feature + Full Self Driving Supervised
🤣
History made. And we had a front seat on the Internet. What an achievement.Congrats SpaceX
Congrats Elon Musk
Congrats humanity for the next big step in becoming multi planetary
@@Native722 The engineers that build these rockets are Americans lol, Elon Musk doesn't build engines. the genius behind the space rocket engine is Tom Mueller, he's an American born and raised.
And RIP to the universe for we shall now corrupt more than just earth 😂
Nothing is history everything becomes boring when after day ... This to is
I remember "experts" saying this was impossible and a crazy, stupid idea when they announced it. Now they did it. ON THE FIRST TRY
First try? So none have blown up mid air or crashed into the ground, I must have imagined that.
@@tryaluck They haven't tried to catch the whole booster stage of Starship before. This was the first try and it worked.
@@tryaluckyou did imagine that. They've never tried catching it before. They've failed other things, but they've never failed catching it, because this was the first time. And it was successful.
I had some doubts they could control the descent precisely enough with reliability. But it seems they have gotten quite good at relighting engines and the massive scale refitting efforts have worked.
That was what Boeing said
Historic. There is no other word for it.
False
@@user-jt5vm3mi1w Oh well, I stand corrected then.
@@user-jt5vm3mi1w Cope harder Elon hater. This achievement is a huge deal
@@user-jt5vm3mi1w silly billy
@@eliasdavey space cadet
noun
1.
a trainee astronaut.
2.
informal
a person regarded as being out of touch with reality.
"it's not surprising that the British rock press has her down as a major space cadet"
That landing was so freaking beautiful I nearly cried. What an acheivement of technology and human ingenuety
i honestly think this is the coolest thing i have ever seen
space cadet
noun
1.
a trainee astronaut.
2.
informal
a person regarded as being out of touch with reality.
"it's not surprising that the British rock press has her down as a major space cadet"
Voyager 1 and 2 have left the solar system.
I couldn't believe it was true even after I saw it land.
@@randallwinters7387 Which has been used how many times and for what?
This is amazing it reminds me of the Moon Landing in July 1969, I was 11 and my brother was 6 and our Mum and Dad let us stay up really late to watch the landing on tv.
We lived on an army Barracks in London, my Dad was in the army and we were about to go on a posting to Beligium.
It was so amazing to watch a once in a life time thing, no one can ever be the first to land on the moon. It was like something out of a comic or Syfi film.
This test was something else the precision was brilliant.
It was faked in Hollywood...just like the story war of the worlds....wasnt real.
This launch was a historical event. The idea has now been executed. Humans will soon be able to lift 100+ tons out of orbit on a reusable rocket. Unbelievable
Who cares
@@Johnny_Caruthers Millions of people, glad to be at your service
@@rizizum millions of people care about grown men chasing a ball around a field, what's your point
@@Johnny_Caruthersme
@@Johnny_Caruthers Wdym whats my point? I just straight up answered your question
99% of the world doesn’t understand the difficulty and significance of this moment
99.999999%
They do
_Bonjour_
Glad to be part of the 1% then 😁
I thought they were already able to land these. Have they just been landing smaller ones as a test or something?
Truly incredible. Bravo to everyone at SpaceX for their insane talent and effort.
How is this not on every station as it was happening like the moon landing? Phenomenal moment for mankind!
Musk’s endorsement of Trump.
Ever since he bought twitter they hate elon’s guts.
But that aside this is a Incredible piece of history.
Now that was something I never thought I'd see in my lifetime. I'm stunned.
I watched the Apollo missions during my childhood. We have come along way! Keep Going Elon. GREAT Job!
IMAGINE, a rocket NOT being used to harm other human beings.
World take note.
Also imagine it being used to divert the asteroid that'll inevitably hit Earth. It goes both ways. Also imagine being able to launch the ISS's replacement in one go, or something far more capable that the Hubble or James Webb telescopes. Focus on the good and it is more likely that is what we'll get.
Imagine being able to ship 100 tons of supplies and equipment to troops any where In the world in just a few minutes.
We don't have to imagine, since there have been literally dozens of rockets in history that were NOT used to harm other human beings. smfh
@@williamstacey1032 Maybe, more! They are going to stretch the body by up to 20 meters.
I'm sorry but there is a terrifying military implication to reusable rockets and payload bay.
“That's one small catch for man, one giant leap for mankind” 😊👍
Is it by Neil Armstrong lifer
@@callaspadeaspade-i9h yes but "step" replaced with catch 😊
They really did it landed that skyscraper
@@krox477 hahaha so true. Pretty impressive stuff. I think the diameter of the starship is 30 feet. And it’s about 400+ feet tall. That’s impressive.
@@samiamgreeneggaandham 27 Feet, I believe. It is 9 Meters in Diameter. I think it was supposed to be 10 Meters, but they changed it to 9, If I am correct. Opps....It is 29.5 feet...I forgot that 1 meter is bit longer than 3 feet....
@@1flash3571 OOPSIE BOOPSIE!
@@1flash3571 yeah it’s def longer than a yard.
Remember when people made fun of chopsticks catching a huge rocket?
Well, who's laughing now?
Wish the sky sports people would shut up and let the experts talk.
Yeah, I went to another channel and could see the data at the bottom of the screen.
@@unclegeorge7845 Same here. The Sky News banner across the left bottom of the screen was a big mistake. We all want to see the position and speed of the vehicles.
Amazing Feat. Our generation is lucky to witness all these accomplishments. Thanks and Congratulations SpaceX and Elon.
*This is what we've been waiting for since 1969. Fantastic.*
Remember guys, this is their first try to using that “chopstick” to catch this supersonic starship 🔥🔥🔥🔥 how crazy is this
Brought a tear to my eye. Edit: Thanks for the likes! Go Space Ex!
*and goosebumps.*
Same!
IT`S BROUGHT A TEAR TO MY EYE THAT PEOPLE THINK THIS IS REAL!
@@stavrossimba9750 I don’t have a response to that.
Utterly incredible scenes, couldn’t believe my eyes, incredible job SpaceX
that booster alone equivalent to 24 story building
Crazy, Right???
Bonkers
@@1flash3571 Not crazy. It’s absolute insanity!
@@1flash3571Yes
When it comes to land, it only weighs the weight of a car. So think again
LIKE A GLOVE
On this day, space travel changed forever.
Space travel and ground transportation change forever this week thanks to Elon Musk
Wait 2030s it Will be Normal Space Flight
Congratulations to the SpaceX team! A historic moment !
CONGRATS TO THE DECIVERS OF HUMMANITY!
OMG what the F...K I have just wachted ..this is better then a scifi movie.
Sci-fi coming to life!
I bet they will have the first space hotel in orbit someday.
Truly incredible. What a feat of engineering.
I watched it live. It was simply stunning
In addition to this being a historical event on the FIRST try, imagine the time/money that can now be saved landing where to just took off from..this changes everything. Congratulations to all at SpaceX, great work guys...
The future is now. Watching 33 raptors all firing at once is nothing short of incredible
33? LOOK INTO THE MEANING OF 33! WAKEY WAKEY!
The cheers make it better.
Man! What a time to be alive!
Hold onto your papers scholars.. Just image two papers down the line 😊
Spacex technology doing everything😲😲😲
I'm just checking if my eyes are lying, I can't even get a sock on so gracefully.
space cadet
noun
1.
a trainee astronaut.
2.
informal
a person regarded as being out of touch with reality.
"it's not surprising that the British rock press has her down as a major space cadet"
Define self projection@@carlspitfire1388
haha, fair comment!
GCI MATE....WAKE UP!
@@stavrossimba9750 mate I saw it live
No words. I just think to myself: This is fantastic! Just wow!
Sky News PLEASE....Let these types of videos speak for themselves and allow the audience to enjoy the imagery and listen to what the professionals are saying on the actual feed. Your anchors' voices were really annoying throughout this video
Turn off the volume 😂
They're not big fans of SpaceX, they were probably hoping for a different outcome. They even brought on an 'expert' to play down the significance of this event.
The first time I found that the British accent was really annoying. Really not needed to hear all these commentators in this video.
Space Shuttle had a awesome double sonic booms, let's never forget that amazing bit of gear
No. Elon Musk is my space-lover. He's, my world. I want to sleep with him. I want him to whisper sweet nothings in my ear about how his over-priced, junk cars/status symbols woo me to sleep at night and make all my dreams come true. I would die for my sexy modern robber baron.
That. Was. Amazing.
Scientist and engineers are incredibly amazing.
This is a historic momnet. Truely sci fi.
So amazing to have witnessed this from my backyard. It shook the ground beneath me. It was so loud! And I live about 45 minutes away.
Keep in mind the sheer size of this rocket. It can theoretically take 100 people to space at a single time. The rocket combo (starship + booster) is larger than the Saturn V rocket that took people to the moon. This isn't a Falcon 9, folks. Shout out to Adam Something for being adamant that this would never happen lmao IYKYK
We colonizing the solar system, babyyyyy.
Elon Musk is the Einstein of our Generation!
I knew it would be exiting, after all I watched all the Moon missions, but I did not expect the tears that went rolling down my face. Congratulations to Elon and the SpaceX team!
The return landing was fab. Even if it used a parachute last min that would be achievement. Well done Space X.
F A B
parachutes on this scale would cause more harm than help.
2:51 stage separation
6:17 booster
6:40 landing burn
6:50 landing
This is better than a Hollywood movie! It's just stunning to watch the degree of control being exercised by such huge machines.
That was BIG TIME stuff !!! Well done, SpaceX.
I have been watching starship from the very first one 😁
It's amazing the development of it
Hats of to space x
I wasn't really paying attention as I started to watch this.
What followed absolutely blew my mind, I actually got dizzy in awe.
Outstanding achievement 💪
This is by far one of the greatest things I've ever seen.
Amazing.
man i just want to see a human in mars before i die and i am 33 years old. i hope Elon a long and healty life, we definetly need Elon musk in this world.
First mars launch is 2026
Assuming your not terminally Ill I would say that is highly likely assuming the government doesn't get in the way. If Trump is elected unmanned ships attempting to land on mars are definitely in the cards during his administration. Same with a moon landing... again assuming government aids or at least doesn't impread them.
Sadly mars is so far away that testing and planning and the journey take a while so manned will take a while.
Im 26 I have been waiting for something like this since I was 6 years old.
@@callum4796 Unmanned, but with five ships! First crewed launch might happen in 2028.
I'm 56, i saw the last moon landing aged 4, seeing a mars landing before i die would book end my life nicely.
@@Alienalloywhat a time to be alive eh? :)
This is thanks to Tom Mueller, he's an American born and raised, he's the Genius behind SpaceX rocket engine success! and of course, Elon Musk for founding SpaceX.
I think the last time a spacecraft landed on original launchpad was Thunderbird 3 in the 60s. It was supposed to be complete fiction - now it isn't.
To be fair, Falcon 9 does it regularly. But it's a tiny thing compared to this one, and lands on its legs on the ground in quite a large area; this thing has to be pin-point.
@@ghytredstillghytred7617 Nope. Falcon 9 does NOT land on its launch mount.
@@ghytredstillghytred7617next level stuff
We have rocket boosters returning from space to earth and landing precisely on spot, and yet surprisingly we still have people who cannot park their cars properly.
He's done more than any other space agency. No Dawdling, no nonsense.
@@AlphaGamingImpact nasa spent 10 times more what space x is spending and with not even half the results.
Spacex only builds rocket and satellites. NASA build landers, rovers, telescopes both land space etc
@@elomboekane4284 Such nonsense. NASA has been an independently recognized organization since 1958, and in that time they and the Soviet space program CREATED the modern space industry. They had a whole campaign of landing people on the moon, for god's sake! Not to mention the probes to Mars, to the outer solar system, to the sun itself, all the space telescopes that have changed our understanding of the universe! But sure...they haven't landed a rocked back on Earth, so I guess all of that doesn't matter.
Grow up.
@@elomboekane4284 Well all the German rocket scientists (the brains) are now gone.
Who he? It's a team of intelligent engineers
Elon doesn’t need nasa, that engineering behind this is incredible 🔥
he needs NASA's contract and money .
I have no words, that landing 😮
Great coverage. The best I’ve seen from any news organization so far.
Kudos to SpaceX for this transparency in the test where live videos are streamed. NASA would not do this, Boeing will not do this either. In fact, no other operator does this!. No faking, all live and all real. Great catch by Mechazilla.
NASA does though
NASA does this lol
Rocket Lab does this too. Also ULA did it, even when a booster failed.
Boeing streamed the liftoff to iss, and the re entry
ISRO does bro.......
I cant fully appreciate the engineering of whats going on... But those cheers sounding like a cup final winning score from those who do know, tell me all i need to know. Amazing guys 🎉🎉
100% record on catches for SpaceX..
this is true
Best objective/comprehensive “The Catch” coverage.
Absolutely incredible
That was pretty dope. Arguably cooler than a 360 tomahawk windmill jam
Elon Musk single handedly ending flat earthers
Elon Musk is a dork, taking credit for well paid engineers work and ideas.
This is thanks to American engineers, they are the genius behind SpaceX's success.
Go Elan... ! Go SpaceX... !
Elon and his teams!
Yet ironically enough his followers are flat earther types
Elon never ceases to amaze us with his Genius Technological Creations!!! We are so fortunate to have such a Hero in America!!
Amazing, absolutely amazing… I remember watching the Apollo missions and the moon landings in black and white on our tv, never in my wildest dreams would I have thought this would be possible in my lifetime 🏴
Must admit that was a absolute awesome experience and sight to see a rocket booster come back to a launch pad 😮 Unbelievable
The flame is very long from that rockets tail..boster 200+ft. Long Wow
Go GO SpaceX
I love that they allowed cameras from different perspectives so we know it’s real.
Um, pretty hard to hide, 400 ft tall and it's just south of Padre Island.
its pretty hard to hide a skyscraper.
but yeah they did allow other independent youtubers to put cameras "nearby"
More Star Trek than Star Trek
We have a long ways to go but we will get there.
Mujhe 4RA ke features aur events dono hi pasand hain, kabhi bhi boring nahi hota
Yea so.. who else teared up a little...
Onions, I blame the onions 😊
Alot
I cried tears of laughter reading these comments.
From the UK that was next level it was amazing well done.
Welcome to the future. it's all unfolding before our eyes. Your lifetime will be the most studied time in history by historians thousands of years from now.
As the lifetime that created women's bathrooms for men
People say that about every new lifetime, and have been since the 15th century.
Humans might be extinct by then thanks to global warming and the damage that our planet is causing by these rockets, cars, jetty, war, etc
@@Johnny_Carutherscool
As the generation that could land rockets and make computers write novels, but then squandered it all away because they refused to stop burning fossil fuels despite half a century of stark warnings from climate scientists. Come to think of it: maybe we won't be studied at all, because we'll have gone extinct...
Why do non-expert Sky people talk over expert spacex commentary?
Nothing like downplaying what we just witnessed SKY successful!
More like astounding historic event 👏👏
They were speechless at the very end.
OH DEAR.....WAKEY WAKEY!
People have no idea how much engineering and sweat are behind this achievement! Outstanding job!!!!
Unbelievable engineering feat by Elon Musk team ...
❤❤
i felt so emotional and im not even sure why!!!!!!..im not even a space geek!!!!....just wow!!!
That booster is twice the size of my church tower and they caught it. As impressive as that is, reentering and soft landing the top part vertically is technically more impressive.
This is one of the most impressive engineering feats I have ever seen. Incredible work by SpaceX
Another proof of concept.
We now know that all 33 booster are working and landing at the tower is a done deed.
Congratulations (so far) to SpaceX, IMO.
Just imagine the amount of data that they are about to gather.
Innovative but scary what individual with ambition can achieve, good luck world.
talent level999999999999999999x
unreal and amazing at the same time .......SpaceX is not only miles, but Lightyears ahead of the Competition
WOW! MISSION IMPOSSIBLE.
Fantastic!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Proud moment. Elon Musk, real life Ironman. 🔥
What a monumental achievement 🎉❤😊
Watching something like this is just incredible. It makes me motivated for the future.
One small step for SpaceX, a big step for human beings.
One of the greatest technical accomplishments of the 21st Century, this was thought to be impossible 5yrs ago!!!