SpaceX launches Starlink batch on 50th mission of 2024, nails landing
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- čas přidán 13. 05. 2024
- A SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket launches 20 Starlink satellites - 13 of which feature direct-to-cell capability - from California's Vandenberg Space Force Base on May 14, 2024 at 2:39 p.m. EDT (1839 GMT; 11:39 a.m. local California time).
It was SpaceX's 50th mission of the year.
Credit: SpaceX - Věda a technologie
Wow, so awesome! I will never tire seeing Falcon 9 return to 🌎 Earth!
Thankyou Ladys and Gentleman for sharing!
Always incredible to watch.Thanks.
Just beautiful, great 👍
Omg so nice 😮
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Love so Space with u chéri and love so lifftof with u Dwayne Elliot chéri
Its so beautiful so Brilliant so powerful and especialy so moving like u Dwayne chéri ...
75 seconds to go from 300km/h to 3000km/h. That's crazy and 121 total seconds to from 300km/h to 7300km/h
I don't want to sound like a broken record but Boeing; this is how it is done. Over and over and over SpaceX does it. And what is more, sticks the landing like May Lou Retton.
Браво!
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What are the small parts that you can always see moving around the collar of the Merlin vacuum engine's starboard side?
Ice
not ice. an actual part of the engine.
Sure, professor. Is your donkey ready to follow Starlink?
@@cairoincThen why are u asking?
Btw. that was ice
it's part of the mechanism, identical movement on every launch, not ice
What is that black dot that appears to move beneath Stage 1 starting at 5:55?
Ice maybe.
This is a sort of a smoke that comes out of the rocket engine
Retro engines. It does correct the trajectory of stage 1
Not the stabilizer bursts… the small tiny black dot moving towards the top left of the screen
@@zachhilty6822 alright, I'll check the video again
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Nice! But that one came close to a leg being over the side and the rocket falling into the Pacific!
It was well within the circle, but I have noticed a few boosters landing a bit outside the X lately. Not sure if they are getting sloppy :P
A little too close for comfort...
It’s on purpose to avoid damaging just the middle of the droneship
The landing was just fine and inside the circle, maybe not perfect but considering how many times SpaceX has done it, I wouldn't be worried. Remember that computers fly the rockers
That's how it works! They don't aim for the centre of the circle for landing, they aim at it while in flight when speed's high enough for the grid fins to have some authority. By the time landing burn starts, the only thing they're aiming at is 0 metres above the deck (and upright?) as the rate of change of altitude goes from negative to zero. The circle is like their 'expected maximum location error' after the control regime changes. That's what makes the suicide burn so awesome compared to New Shepard fannying about in hover like it's looking for the X - they're 'doing it wrong'.
They always skip touchdown :/
👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻💫💫💫🎉🎉
They really should sweep up all those loose nails on the landing pad, they mention them every time it lands! 😐
เรื่องเปิดไฟด้านหน้าและกล้องด้านหน้ายาน เวลาเดินทาง คงเห็นภาพด้านหน้า ก็ต้องเปิดไฟหน้า
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50! Out of this world. 🙃
Literally 😂
They have to launch even more frequent the next 7.5 months to get to 144. Right now it will be 133 with the same frequency.
And democRat marxists hate it.
Ccomo ir a marte sin retorno
5:32 5:34
nails landing? its off center lol