SpaceX Falcon Heavy USSF 52 / X-37B Launch Highlights
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- Watch 4K video highlights of a SpaceX Falcon Heavy rocket launching a secretive spaceplane for the U.S. military. Liftoff from historic launch pad 39A at NASA's Kennedy Space Center in Florida occurred at 8:07 p.m. EST on Dec. 28, 2023.
Features commentary from Spaceflight Now's live coverage by Will Robinson-Smith. Tracking footage from Pete Carstens of Max Q Productions. Lunar transit photography by Michael Cain. Additional video by Steven Young and SpaceX.
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That booster separation was unexpectedly beautiful, never knew it would be so vibrant. We're in town and this was my first launch viewing, couldn't hand the binoculars to my wife soon enough for that plume. Thank you!
It really is an amazing sight. Glad you got to see it.
I wonder if anyone saw that and reported a UFO?
Awesome. I loved the space program as long as I can remember. I have been to Florida to see lift offs
Love when it flys by the moon
That was a SAWEEEET shot going I front of the moon!!!❤❤❤❤❤
A great shot by Michael Cain!
Thank you Michael
Incredible! Shot of the year in my opinion. I believe those are shock waves bending the light like ripples in a pond. :)
Thank you for these magnificent pictures!!
The most beautiful tracking I’ve ever seen!
Thanks you!
Amazing
Cool I love rockets
I saw it live but this view is awesome
Thanks!
The video work is phenomenally nominal!❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Nominal thanks!
Thank you for sharing. Have a great 2024. 🙂🙂 I worked the ground launch computers for Saturn V 501, Apollo 4, the first launch from Pad 39A. It is amazing the progress that has been achieved between these two launches.🙂🙂
The advances are impressive but what you did during Apollo was pretty amazing. Thanks!
Thankyou for your contributions and the progress you’ve helped to achieve for humanity
That shot in front of the moon was unbelievable!
We saw the launch from the Max Brewer Bridge. Great looking night launch. I just knew there would be some folks with a great shot of FH in front of the moon. Thanks for the set up and shot of it!
I watched from my backyard in Lakeland, it was beautiful! I saw a few space shots from Merritt Island when I was young , never got to see a shuttle, every time I went it was scrubbed. It was always a family thing watching from my parents house in Bartow. I am so amazed at the progress. Thank you sfn for your coverage, Will is the best🚀
Thanks for the comment.
That roar is more satisfying than any same I’ve ever heard
Watching it from St Pete was absolutely magnificent I could see everything even the nebula after separation it was beautiful also the booster boost back burn an entry burn was amazing can't wait till next year I have a feeling we're in for surprises. this was definitely one of my favorite launches this year
The twin 'nebula' are truly amazing.
Yeah they were beautiful to watch I could see them from on the other side of Florida West coast in St Pete they were so colorful and vibrant
The boost back burns are just awesome
This is wonderful. I enjoy watching these launches. It's reminiscent of my youth and watching the launches from NASA. Thank you! This is exciting and very hopeful for the future.
Omg. Awesome
Thank you!
Absolutely awesome video!!! 👍 👍
Thank you
Beautiful clear skies in Ventura.
Always beautiful 🔥🔥🔥
Great coverage 👍
Thank you!
Another incredible achievement 👏 Brilliant 👌
"Is that Freedom Rock man? Turn it up!!!"
Excellent camera work
We were there and saw it from the parking lot! Incredible! 6:07
I can only imagine what that sounds and feels like in person…
Somehow your video came out better than me videoing the launch with my iPhone!!🚀🚀😂😂
Thanks 🎉 seasons greetings 🎉
Thank you for this amazing video! Incredible launch! Even watching it from my backyard 80-ish miles south, it was a stunning sight. A perfectly clear night for it, too! ❤
Glad you enjoyed it!
@@SpaceflightNowVideo I'll never get tired of watching the launches. They are just magical to me. ☺️
Great stuff 👍
Glad you enjoyed it.
🎉❤ good year ❤️ from morrocco good vidéo 🎉
Like the video
Sem palavras isso não tem preço grata por poder assistir que milagre incrível de se ver agora mas proximo do que nunca jamais desistir a frase de nosso gigante guerreiro e brilhante o garoto dos foguetes es muito amor envolvido não
April 1st-July 5th Artemis travel to the moon Alice! 1st time ever!
Love handles syndication central
I like cats!
Happy New Year to Elon Musk and Space Ex…….thank you all for a wonderfully successful year and looking forward to an even better one! Bless you all!
I do like Taco Supremes.
🥰🥰🥰😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍🎉
I wonder if this misson is real. No mice spotted yet. I guess thats a plus?
😂😂😂
was the shot in front of the moon real?
It was!
such a perfect night for that shot! itso clear @@SpaceflightNowVideo
we've never been to thy moon!
I wonder when man will really set foot on the moon?
My favorite planet is uranus.
Why would they be doing this at night? During the day they could get a lot better footage, especially the rocket lifting off could transmit some amazing images of earth back, but .... they never do.
NO moon travel for NASA.
U.S. Taco Supreme Court here I come!
Ever...ever...
I take it they never bother landing the core any more?
Recovery of the Falcon Heavy core stage has been challenging so they have decided to maximise performance.
Maybe 2069...
April 1-april 32nd 2069
Too many trekies
I smell constitutional law suit!
Why haven’t you start building this crap in space
I'm tired of the boring night launches. i want to see the rocket go into space. not rocket flames
Space missions arent for show, they are for investigation and they have to maximize performance
Why does youtube keep deleting my legal free-speech comments?