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Falcon Heavy Test Flight
- Feb 6, 2018
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Following its first test launch, Falcon Heavy is now the most powerful operational rocket in the world by a factor of two. With the ability to lift into orbit nearly 64 metric tons (141,000 lb)---a mass greater than a 737 jetliner loaded with passengers, crew, luggage and fuel--Falcon Heavy can lift more than twice the payload of the next closest operational vehicle, the Delta IV Heavy, at one-third the cost. Falcon Heavy draws upon the proven heritage and reliability of Falcon 9.
Its first stage is composed of three Falcon 9 nine-engine cores whose 27 Merlin engines together generate more than 5 million pounds of thrust at liftoff, equal to approximately eighteen 747 aircraft. Only the Saturn V moon rocket, last flown in 1973, delivered more payload to orbit. Falcon Heavy was designed from the outset to carry humans into space and restores the possibility of flying missions with crew to the Moon or Mars.
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Simon Moes2 hours ago
who else saw it live?
Rob Stokvis4 hours ago
I Learned about this
Joe Robinson4 hours ago
Not many things will make me tear but that at 30:00 ... Also the first ever landing of F9 that video makes me tear up
José Alexander Rodríguez Espinoza6 hours ago
*Made on Earth, by Humans*
BDMA Beats6 hours ago
13000 flat-earthers accidentally hit the dislike button.
Валтош6 hours ago
Russian Baikal-Angara gonna beat it
KlapAl0ng10 hours ago
MARCH 7 HERE WE COME!
Christopher D11 hours ago
REALLY AMAZING CGI, I DONT THINK HOLLYWOOD CAN BEAT IT!
Frances Lambert16 hours ago
Thank you to all the SPACEX team and Mr. Musk for making this old woman dream again. I was always glued to the tv when Gemini and the other space launches were taking place, and really wanted to go see in person, but that didn't happen. I also dreamed of being able to just walk around a shuttle, preferably the ENTERPRISE, but was turned away at Edwards AFB since I was a "no body" and might want to damage it.
Erik Gilreath16 hours ago
Oh my, there's life out there on other planets. Lol. What's the point of all this nonsense.
Sean ZHour ago
Erik Gilreath what’s the point of leaving your cave?
STEVENNNDay ago
Why did my eyes start tearing up. 🥺 29:56
TheWORLDisMine77Day ago
Sadly videos like these have only this number of views while other time wasting craps have hundreds of millions and even billions of views
PMGGDay ago
lets have a momment to remember falcon heavy test flight while today we had launched Sparrow falcon 9
jen 177Day ago
Congrads to the Space X team, space missions have come a long way since I was part of the Atomics International to deploy the Snap 10 A 1964-65
Oh Yeah YeahDay ago
I wonder if any people know that SPACEX IS WORKING WITH NASA!
Damien Conzelmann4 hours ago
+Oh Yeah Yeah What's the problem?
Oh Yeah Yeah22 hours ago
+FSX737Pilot X and? people dont know that spacex is working with nasa
FSX737Pilot XDay ago
And?
RealDay ago
"The Falcons have landed!" Still chokes me up hearing all those people who put so much effort into this to see it work so perfectly. (Minus the core). Still an INCREDIBLE sight.
Leandro AndradeDay ago
29:26
Szosen 882 days ago
One year passed and I still have glassy eyes everytime I rewatch this spaceman go :) You Falcon rules SpaceX! :)
Liam Brown-Orleans2 days ago
#milestones
I Like Turtles2 days ago
Sucks that another one of these might not get made.
a random veiwer2 days ago
At first glance I thought it was KSP 😅
Levi Matheus2 days ago
Bunch of fools.
Levi Matheus2 days ago
Computer-generated imagery (CGI). Fool me I like.
Agressive Parmesan IIDay ago
You would need a monster of a computer to make an animation look this real
Vane Fal2 days ago
When they build the Falcon millennium? It will be a new company called Space Egg.
tag71002 days ago
But it sounds like there are women in the room...
Bruce Tharpe2 days ago
I once though falcon heavy would never fly, but she did! I was so happy that Elon achieved our goal!
Santiael c2 days ago
2019?
Trash Viners2 days ago
26:14 do you see a human shadow on the left side of the window?
Roy Tee2 days ago
That's an alien.
Ali_daboss522 days ago
Imagine Elon’s son has to make a model rocket but instead he makes his dad ship the falcon heavy to school and launch it
Faceofthesun2 days ago
SpaceX-SpaceSex.
James Ryu2 days ago
13K of Boeing, Lockheed Martin, Blue Origin and all other wannabes....
Loren Davidson3 days ago
I was there. It was well worth making the trip, and even worth sitting in the traffic jam heading home afterward.
上官扶苏3 days ago
这么大的烟囱!!!666
上官扶苏3 days ago
我将为这个烟囱冠已姓名,牛逼飞天大烟囱!
上官扶苏3 days ago
烟囱还会上天!牛逼牛逼!
J3 days ago
_nobody knew his name until he threw his car to space_
Tens3 days ago
WONDER HOW MUCH ALL THOSE RETARDS GET PAID TO YELL AND SCREAM.
Agressive Parmesan IIDay ago
Absoulutely nothing
The Dude3 days ago
KSP much?
CactusFishy3 days ago
This will probably be the biggest flex in history ever. He starts from a not so rich family, founds a car company people say will fail, makes a rocket company several years after Jeff Bezos makes one, gets told he will fail, send a car from one company using the other company into space
Traveling Norwegian4 days ago
Greatest moment in 2018... what a show!
Barskor14 days ago
Take three hours to use a balloon system and cut 90% off your rocket needs. For what they used here on one launch could have been four launches with balloon systems.
Barskor13 days ago
+Nunya Business NASA sent up 7,000 pounds with one balloon to test Mars lander systems so yes.
Nunya Business3 days ago
Can balloons lift a 787s worth of cargo that high?
TheDennisShow4 days ago
nice david bowie
Charlie4 days ago
Elon musk is like Iron man
Agressive Parmesan IIDay ago
Elon IS iron man
Tutos Pro4 days ago
que alegría tan inmensa siento por este logro tan gigante, eres el mejor Elon Musk y Space X
Junk Mail4 days ago
3:48 "loaded a bit more Helium on board" ... HELIUM??? WHAT FOR??? Does he mean HYDROGEN, as fuel, for rocket, or electric cells? Has anyone else corrected you on this? I'm curious.
vegguid4 days ago
It is to create pressure
daffidavit4 days ago
I'm glad the U.S. Congress has allowed the FAA to retain jurisdiction over the airspace over the U.S. territories. I'm happy that Congress has retained the regulation of the airspace over the U.S.A to have been left in control of the FAA and not some other "military power". In other words, the FAA still has complete jurisdiction of the airspace over and above the U.S territories up to and including airspace up to 60,000ft. After that, the FAA no longer has "control" of airspace of any aircraft over 60K. But what about the U.S. military? They are still subjugated to the FAA. Yes, they are. But Since the FAA has no control over airspace over 60K, what authority does NORAD have. If suddenly an invasion of rockets should suddenly come over the North Pole from Russian in a full blown out Nuclear attack, how has jurisdiction? Russian Nukes can fly into outer space and fly over the north pole and MIRV their warheads into U.S. Airspace. Come on guys, we had1970's computer machines in all our bars which played space war games with MIRV. The computer game required us to shoot down as many MIRV's as possible until they hit our soil. It was a "sick" game, but it was a game we all played when computer games first appeared in bars back during the "gas fuel crisis" during the 1974 fuel crisis. So, therefore, back in the day it was considered "fun" to play "world destruction". Because that's what it was. We really believed we could go to war at any moment. But today, even to discuss this time in history will make any person who remembers it, a "potential" violent person. My God, all you young kids, just ask your parents who went to college back in the 1970s to tell you about gas lines and also what it was like to play computer games where MIRV missiles were attacking the U.S. I can't remember the name of the game but it may have been called by a name where MIRV missiles had to have been shot down by our ground lasers or missiles. I can't remember the name of the computer game, but all of the seaside game stations had it available.
Brian Sauer4 days ago
13K flat earthers disliked this.
Misssparkles5 days ago
Elon Musk has done nothing since this lift, he said he would take 2 non Nasa astronauts into space in 2018 hasnt done it.ofcourse its not that easy as he thought. Nasa will win all this
Eric5 days ago
NASA should put their Orion capsule on this heavy lift rocket!
Irwin Herridge5 days ago
syncing with my age in less than one min...
Irwin Herridge5 days ago
Boom! hahaha
Irwin Herridge5 days ago
t-2
Все Есть6 days ago
Вот это прогресс!!! Не то что Путинско-Рогозинский Роскосмос погрязший в воровстве и в коррупции...
Nunya Business3 days ago
Ah russian spy! Welcome to the space race
Jacob Wegener6 days ago
That was so amazing omg Don’t Panic!!! I’m dying I met Douglas Adams when I was 16 lol childhood hero! Man Elon can I have that Tesla please!?
Barry Templin6 days ago
Anyone else here fukin heavy at 21:38?
NekoCatMeow7 days ago
This is my valentine
Rajvir Ahmed7 days ago
People on the Background is not Understanding anything but Just Shouting like Pigs 😅
Neon7 days ago
*but the earth is flat*
marcelo🛸7 days ago
Fantástico!
Chris C7 days ago
Did you know that most spacex rockets fuel right before launch because their propellant can’t sit for to long or it loses power and is less efficient If you don’t believe me look it up 👌
Belia Luedke7 days ago
Wonderful. Thank you for this. :D
Ohmega7 days ago
i cant stop coming back and watching this. One of the greatest things I've seen since my first experience with the shuttle launch. The day of the launch i remember looking out my office window in north Florida and watching it go up.
slooob238 days ago
Hope they record the sound of the rocket next time instead of a football game.
thomasucc8 days ago
Come on how fantastic
Shakkeel Ahmed9 days ago
Feb 6th 2018. The day I turned 25 :)
Victor13389 days ago
Now you have 26.
ElectricEel9 days ago
I’m sure the drone ships communication won’t offline. It woulda put a hamper for everyone to find out the center core missed lol
Theethawat Thepnakhin9 days ago
The biggest of 2018 ❤️
Huuquyet Trần9 days ago
Greet
Bluewater Sailor9 days ago
Why didn't they launch some small quadcopters to cover the main drone ship landing??? Hmmmm!
Luke Mackenzie9 days ago
34:01 ??
We_Rule _sky9 days ago
Falcon heavy is heavy shit damn I LOVE IT !!!
Bartholomew Dan10 days ago
I'm proud to say I cried several times throughout the stream, and even just watching it back makes me tear up too.
Philip Ellis10 days ago
Landing on Mars, what for, there is nothing there compared with our beautiful Earth, so I find it strange that people want to travel to a distant planet, it will take a month to get there, if you hadn't already collided with a meteorite or rock puncturing the spacecraft, and when and if you do land without crashing you might even have a vehicle to travel around in, but you won't find a pull over to have a meal and a beer and enjoy a view because there are no trees, vegetation or animals just a baron landscape with a harsh environment, a few weeks of that and you'll be bored out of your skull and wondered why you went, btw Elon said you can't return because the engine broke, needs a spare part. If you had that much money to book a one way ticket to Mars you have either lost it, bored with life and planning to end it, braindead, ugly as sin or an obstinate Flat Earther that couldn't face the fact that we do live on a globe.
Alex Kor10 days ago
Очень круто! Я тоже думал о том, почему раньше не создали многоразовую ракету. А тут создали, да еще и успешно! Вот что значит светлые головы.
Harrison McKee10 days ago
What happened to the central core?
Harrison McKee6 days ago
+Mr. White Sad
Mr. White8 days ago
It missed the droneship and crashed into the ocean. R.I.P Central core.
Win ter10 days ago
I bet non space believers killed themselves by now .
Jedian10 days ago
Good - now make sure China doesn't steal the know-how for this procedure.
Jedian10 days ago
Win ter Rocketry? Fine. But we were also developing it, as was Russia, Japan and the UK/France. Relanding a used stage? Purely ingenuity of private US enterprise.
Win ter10 days ago
USA stole this from germany
Jhonatan Sanabria10 days ago
Terraplanista cabeza plana: Es mentira, SpaceX se gastó unos millones de dolares mandando ese cohete a dar una vuelta a la atmosfera nada mas. Jajajajaja memeo
kiwi potato10 days ago
happy late cake day falcon heavy
Prateek Gupta11 days ago
This overwhelms me every time I watch it. Yep, still watching.
David Watters11 days ago
hmmm you id continue with testing self-land capsule unmanned that way booster and capsule can land separately back earth.
Phi Duy Quang11 days ago
31:59 There is a strange black spot moving very fast on the screen ???
Cain Arathoon12 days ago
Tesla Roadster is at mars now
黄自元12 days ago
美国什么时候能给中国提供点技术!保证造的东西能飞到火星去!😁😁😁😁😁😁
Thingsyourollup12 days ago
One year later and this still gives me goosebumps every time I watch it.
Texas Holdem12 days ago
@ 26:17 How many of you Get the dash board plack "Don't Panic" ??? Hint, Hitchers Guide ,,, the 70's Early version was & Always will be the Best
BiTzSystemz12 days ago
Sooooo damn cool!
Josue B13 days ago
Nunca parare de ver esta cosa
Scott Hulsey13 days ago
Capitalism at its finest!
Method Man13 days ago
13k don’t have souls
Gerakan 4813 days ago
I enjoy this video and prove that the earth does not move at 1,600 km / hour
Анонимный Комментатор •,•13 days ago
*_21:58_**_ I like that sound soooo much_*
alexandria pickel13 days ago
ELONS MOTHERFUCKING IMPACT
Travis Rush13 days ago
BS
Travis Rush10 days ago
+Vulpine Just type in to youtube rocket hitting the dome it opens up your brains just think for yourself God is in control.
Vulpine10 days ago
how so?
Flenn AJ StyLeS13 days ago
*"and the falcons, have landed."*
your mom14 days ago
I wish I was good at something SpaceX could use.
your mom14 days ago
fuck NASA
Miguel lopez13 days ago
NASA funded this.
Dashstream !14 days ago
And the falcons have landed!
Benjamin Wilson14 days ago
Those Americans are amazing.
Strality14 days ago
2019?
President Donald J. Trump14 days ago
We can put Elon Musk's car in space, but how come I can't get a decent cup of coffee???
CASNASA110115 days ago
SpaceX you gave me an amazing day to launch a massive Falcon Heavy it was my 15th anniversary of my Double Transplant thank you for this beautiful spacecraft
Jolly15 days ago
IT'S BEEN A YEAR AND IT'S THE BEST THING I'VE WATCHED SO FAR!
AgAug Gaming15 days ago
Elon Musk said the thrust is just 60%.