CRS-22 Mission
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2 роки томуSpaceX is targeting Thursday, June 3 for Falcon 9’s launch of the twenty-second Commercial Resupply Services mission (CRS-22).Liftoff is targeted for 1:29 p.m. EDT, or 17:29 UTC, from Launch Complex 39A (LC-39A) at Kennedy Space Center, Florida. A backup launch opportunity is available on Friday, June 4 at 1:03 p.m. EDT, or 17:03 UTC. Following stage separation, SpaceX will land Falcon 9’s first stage on the “Of Course I Still Love You” droneship, which will be located in the Atlantic Ocean. Dragon will separate from Falcon 9’s second stage about twelve minutes after liftoff and autonomously dock to the space station on Saturday, June 5.
@emanuele2666 2 роки тому
4:30 webcast start 5:08 hello megan! 26:49 Engine chill 29:15 strongback retract 32:51 falcon 9 on startup 33:44 igniton and liftoff! 35:00 Max-Q 36:15 meco 36:19 stage sep confirmed 39:43 entry burn 41:04 landing burn 42:31 seco-1 45:43 dragon deployment
@TeKaMOTO 2 роки тому
Thanks
@hunterchapman4483 2 роки тому
Ur a good lad cheers fella
@fffUUUUUU 2 роки тому
Hero
@a.r7123 2 роки тому
Ur a man of culture 👏
@UltimateEntity 2 роки тому
Thanks
@joseangelhr 2 роки тому
THE LANDING OF FIRST STAGE EXCITEMENT NEVER GETS OLD!
@Undefined447 2 роки тому
@u dope no
@mariahhart6377 2 роки тому
That is so true. I have actually cancelled appointments if they happen on the same day!!
@gamergate4794 2 роки тому
ukposts.info/have/v-deo/iYiXbaOJjpiJpYE.html
@mrpullafastone 2 роки тому
Tbh, it's getting boring now. (It's a complement if you get what I'm saying)
@bargudo 2 роки тому
@u dope qqq
@stevebralovich 2 роки тому
So far, ALL SpaceX launches are NOT boring to watch... manned and unmanned... even failures are awesome... nice to see new launches every few days now... SpaceX has made space launches cool again!
@stoplookin9484 2 роки тому
ukposts.info/have/v-deo/mqaaoWqpqoR5zIU.html best spacex video in my opinion
@PumpkinPie_The_Frenchie 2 роки тому
And safer.
@paintedpony2935 2 роки тому
Please note: there were no failures. They were successful tests. It's how and why SpaceX can be so fast and successful at building their equipment.
@danko8983 2 роки тому
@@paintedpony2935 there were failure of crs 7 and amos6, but since then there was no failures, congrats spacex
@UwU-ok2jr 2 роки тому
@@paintedpony2935 there were a few failures but they were successful most of the time
@OortCloud 2 роки тому
A brand new Falcon 9, a brand new 2nd stage, a brand new cargo dragon, not something you see everyday!
@reagank.2268 2 роки тому
The second stage is always new and I think this dragon isn’t new, it already flew once. I might be wrong about that
@ignaciomartinchiaravalle 2 роки тому
@@reagank.2268 you're right about the second stage, but this Dragon is new. However, its heatshield and a couple of other components that I don't know the names of are being reused from the Demo-2 mission. TL;DR: It's a new Dragon with some reused components. Have a nice day!
@MiniSoot 2 роки тому
look at all u nerds
@ejf4824 2 роки тому
@@MiniSoot have you seen your content 😭😭😭
@armorer94 2 роки тому
@@MiniSoot you're here too. What does that make you? I mean, other than being a snarky hipster?
@FrankBenlin 2 роки тому
Looks like they have the booster camera feed working perfect now. Great shot.
@fayereaganlover 2 роки тому
Yep. It's cause they started connecting it to their starlink
@TallinuTV 2 роки тому
It varies with conditions but it's certainly nice when it can maintain uninterrupted video!
@acxgr6457 2 роки тому
now they have to make the connection not lose signal from the camera on the droneship
@MarcusLetric 2 роки тому
New falcon 9, new camera :)
@soy_meraki 2 роки тому
and where is elon musk I want to see
@InquisitiveYouTube 2 роки тому
Its always exciting to watch the first stage landing.
@curiousastrofreaks3509 2 роки тому
33:44 lift off 36:20 first stage seperation 41:29 stage 1 booster landing 45:42 dragon seperation
@jacobi-vision3249 2 роки тому
Thanks
@cfitz741 2 роки тому
Legend lol
@paladinxdotcom 2 роки тому
This footage of the launch was incredible, I love the fact that a shiny new booster is a rare occurrence, incredible job team SpaceX
@lancelotlake7609 2 роки тому
Lovin' the new downward-facing, fish-eye lens on the main engine stage.
@pallilama.22 2 роки тому
xD it's going to hit the firmament soon
@scpdatabase969 2 роки тому
The interface at the bottom of the screen and the split screen mode is SOOOO good. I really love how much info we are being provided on these launches now and the on board cameras are STELLAR. It is so captivating to just watch the world shrink and then enlarge again. Fantastic job for everyone at SpaceX. You guys are single handedly reviving everyone's space race fire in their hearts with your great technology and top tier streaming execution (commentators are also great)
@InvestmentIdea 2 роки тому
*ukposts.info/have/v-deo/o497jqlsb3lysnU.html*
@steveperreira5850 2 роки тому
It was a great presentation all around. I really like the narrator, he cues us in to look at the bottom of the screen so that we can see the velocity and altitude when key events are happening. You better know the metric system though.
@maxjokinen7616 2 роки тому
Shout out to the camera men who were willingly attached onto a rocket for that shot
@leamongatane1600 2 роки тому
😅
@UwU-ok2jr 2 роки тому
nice
@mepalrwasi9039 2 роки тому
هههههه و اي جوجاس خالد عبدالرحمن هخخ خني في التنفيذ التنفيذ رقم حسابك خحخحك م ك٠
@noahperez7935 2 роки тому
I’m still here at Kennedy Space Center, we got to see the rocket launch into space, first time I’ve ever seen anything like this happen. It was absolutely amazing, an experience I wouldn’t miss again!
@theovich7713 2 роки тому
jellyfish
@MikeAlano 2 роки тому
oh you will miss it.
@Chuked 2 роки тому
Spacex is terrible, they are planning on sending 40,000 satellites which will destroy the earth’s atmosphere and all that debris with not allow us to see into space
@aardvarkmindshank 2 роки тому
Jealous. I would love to witness this one day.
@aardvarkmindshank 2 роки тому
@@Chuked ha ha ha.
@TheOlvan 2 роки тому
Now that's how you film a launch and landing! Beautiful and inspiring! More of this please, especially when we get to Mars. 4K Mars ftw!
@volksgenosseerichhonecker5104 2 роки тому
They better take a digital IMAX Camera with them!
@ksr3535 2 роки тому
@@volksgenosseerichhonecker5104 I think we would get even better cameras by 2024/2025 so expect 16k footage….
@ericgonzales5100 2 роки тому
Seeing the 1st stage Boost Back Footage was awesome!
@jeromesnail 2 роки тому
I love boostback burns, so awesome!
@mythilicharan2615 2 роки тому
What is boostback burn? Is that entry burn
@jeromesnail 2 роки тому
@@mythilicharan2615 no it's before entry, just after booster separation. Usually they only do a boost back burn to return to the launch site.
@bryce112 2 роки тому
That uninterrupted shot was absolutely amazing.
@thedarkside13 2 роки тому
New Booster.✔ New Dragon/design.✔ First time launch without static fire.✔ Goo SpaceX.😎
@OortCloud 2 роки тому
Neither a static fire either! They really have proved the falcon 9s reliability if they haven’t already
@ignaciomartinchiaravalle 2 роки тому
I didn't know about the lack of the cryo test and static fire!!! That's AWESOME!!!
@batugunduz3950 2 роки тому
@ur awesome Why dude?
@acxgr6457 2 роки тому
they did a static fire yesterday
@ignaciomartinchiaravalle 2 роки тому
@@acxgr6457 oh... Well, I guess it makes sense XD
@alejandrosilva2080 2 роки тому
Even though its essentially the same video every time it still blows my mind and is so awesome to watch!
@x69WINNING69x 2 роки тому
Got to watch this one in person today. Weather was iffy but cleared up just in time for launch. Great thing to experience in person.
@ivailodimov5437 2 роки тому
what a time to be alive . The landing cam was incredible!!!!!!!!!!
@johnlancaster2218 2 роки тому
Индивидуальные предприниматели двигают прогресс!! Роскосмос, как у тебя дела, всемогущий ты наш?
@nsbioy 2 роки тому
Это да, но не без помощи НАСА. Частное сотрудничество с государством - в этом сила.
@johnlancaster2218 2 роки тому
@@nsbioy Наше государство как огня боится самостоятельного капитала
@nsbioy 2 роки тому
@@johnlancaster2218 это да
@KSaav-iy5ws 2 роки тому
Great explanation on every detail, I appreciate it so much! Great job, amazing launch ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
@muzair6704 2 роки тому
They changed the camera position on the falcon 9 first stage. The grid fins are much further away and btw the image quality is so much improved!
@fwd79 2 роки тому
Amazes me that landing, precision personified. Every. Single. Time.
@dddda388 2 роки тому
"Sometimes you have to leave something to know how special it is.... 🖤🖤🖤
@batugunduz3950 2 роки тому
When was that?
@foleyoni 2 роки тому
I am now more nervous when they fly a new booster than when they fly a 'flight proven' one. How times have changed.
@DJlegionuk 2 роки тому
Best landing shot in a long time, just amazing to see it land from that angle.
@GlennSteffy 2 роки тому
BADDASSS PHOTOGRAPHY !!!!! Felt like a very lucky stowaway...... YYEEEEE HHHAAAAAAAWWW!!!!! FANTASTIC WORK, KIDS. !!!!
@XtraLateNightVisitor 2 роки тому
This was amazing. Great Job to everyone involved at SpaceX.
@XtraLateNightVisitor 2 роки тому
@Ur cool 😎 That was very kind of you. Now please, keep it to yourself.
@ctafrance 2 роки тому
Don't you just love watching this pinpoint landings on the drone ship? It never gets old, and the applause in the control room is so enthusiastic. Elon Musk's Space X has landed a launcher EIGHT SIX TIMES and Jeff Bezos' BLUE WHATEVER has landed a launcher ZERO TIMES. I cannot believe Bezos is whining to Congress about wanting 10 billion dollars to extend utter failure... Space X rocks!
@odysseusrex5908 2 роки тому
In all fairness, *orbital* launcher, New Shepard has actually launches, and landed, fifteen times, but that is almost meaningless.
@DrSardonicus 2 роки тому
@@odysseusrex5908 from space?
@arizona_anime_fan 2 роки тому
@@DrSardonicus New Shepard goes straight up, barely reaches the "technical" boarder to space, and falls straight down. Blue Origin has never actually "orbited" anything. Never really achieved true orbital flight, simply has gone straight up and back down. And in fairness to Blue Origin, they have landed their main booster once. (their main booster performs a direct copy of the SpaceX main booster landing)
@tonysmith3701 2 роки тому
this is one of the most beautiful launches i’ve ever seen. wow
@PansonTella 2 роки тому
That view while going through the MaxQ and the thin layer of clouds was awesome!
@hopsta5628 2 роки тому
I can't get enough of the first stage landings, it's like a dream come true.
@danielkbarton 2 роки тому
Congratulations to SpaceX once again. They continue to lead the way in this new era of space exploration. Looking forward to other maverick space exploration companies to contribute.
@CrimsonTemplar2 2 роки тому
Great launch. I love it when the camera on the first stage keeps streaming all the way to touchdown.
@nzldudeDNB 2 роки тому
Stunning onboard footage, never gets old.
@napoleonsolo5929 2 роки тому
That first stage landing shot was amazing, especially the onboard camera!
@wojteksykurski 2 роки тому
Congrats SpaceX! Awesome stream from 1st Stg. on landing!
@yasharyan4198 2 роки тому
Even though I don’t understand a shit about rockets rn, this is inspiring
@akumar9368 2 роки тому
Thought I didn't understand but spaceX has made to understand..
@Undefined447 2 роки тому
@Ur cool 😎 no
@richardwainwright507 2 роки тому
Check out Scott Manley
@OldGeezer55 2 роки тому
This is BREATHTAKINGLY grand video! I can't believe how much is captured this time! Kudos to the tech that set this up. OUTSTANDING WORK!
@powerspec88 2 роки тому
Thank you for the interview at the end! Would love to see more of them after each mission!
@SandyWolf- 2 роки тому
I so impressed with all that SpaceX has done!!
@AOE5578 2 роки тому
29:30" we can her the hissing .." Steve 1989 MRE : nice hiss
@toriambraelle2239 2 роки тому
Never gets old scrolling through the comments looking for people who agree that watching the landing never gets old
@brandonm1708 2 роки тому
@@kitten-free that’s true. Though that still doesn’t make it any less insane
@Grandremone 2 роки тому
Way too cool! Please never stop streaming these!
@oingpla 2 роки тому
36:28 Love how Falcon 9 falls back and fooks off home!
@almafuertegmailcom 2 роки тому
It is awesome indeed. It's not falling back though, not yet. It's still gaining altitude, it's just it's being filmed from, the 2nd stage, which is accelerating further and gaining altitude (and speed) faster.
@Luna.Lonely 2 роки тому
nasa and spacex.best👍
@steveperreira5850 2 роки тому
Well NASA is along for the ride, almost all the credit should go to SpaceX, Elon and his team.
@styloyt 2 роки тому
Looking stunning as always, SpaceX!
@kasuna1000 2 роки тому
booster camera is absolutely perfect ✨
@ProDiamondz 2 роки тому
Nice launch!
@otisonyme9649 2 роки тому
These landings were more exciting than the launching
@rapid13 2 роки тому
Chills at every landing.
@Chris_LSZO 2 роки тому
What a amazing view during landing!!!
@SFSEagle 2 роки тому
Wow, space x have done it again
@kookiekai221 2 роки тому
I watch your channel :o
@mihai8595 2 роки тому
interesting starting 12:25 :) Explaning what the payload contains and the aimed innovations
@chuckwingo11 2 роки тому
This just never gets old.
@craziyass 2 роки тому
But that landing tho'. Unreal. This never gets old
@indevibe 2 роки тому
Man, what a marvel.... First time for this booster...... AMAZING
@TrueBroski79 2 роки тому
I just find the idea of a solar panel that rolls out like that really fascinating, I know it's kind of old tech but still.
@ignaciomartinchiaravalle 2 роки тому
Agreed!!
@smartelectriccar 2 роки тому
Actually the roll out tech is new. Check out the “seeker” video on this today!
@ignaciomartinchiaravalle 2 роки тому
@@smartelectriccar thanks!! I'll be sure to check it out!
@katieeberle3730 2 роки тому
@@ignaciomartinchiaravalle www.dss-space.com/products-flex-blanket
@ignaciomartinchiaravalle 2 роки тому
@@katieeberle3730 Thanks, Katie!
@armorer94 2 роки тому
And the falcon 9 nails the dismount!
@scarface4u2 2 роки тому
Great shot of the landing. Need to keep this one for future missions
@mhdmember 2 роки тому
awesome
@zesenturk 2 роки тому
Omg wonderfuul !!
@TedHawk 2 роки тому
Amazing shots of ascent and recovery!
@kirkshangout 2 роки тому
Watching the Stage-1 camera from separation to landing with no interruptions is absolutely amazing! EDIT: Next step, audio for Stage-1? Hopeful wishing, but would be amazing to hear the air get louder and louder as it gets more and more into the atmosphere and then the entry and landing burn.
@ftgm090_finsuth_ 2 роки тому
Like the new intro.
@tubetop123 2 роки тому
Wow how many teams do SpaceX have? Doing so much at once I'm still trying to make my Excel formulas work !!
@fallinginthed33p 2 роки тому
Some damn fine project management for sure.
@wotireckon 2 роки тому
Great to see boostback. Fantastic 1st stage footage.
@pneptun 2 роки тому
the booster camera view of the landing was amazing!
@tonyk421 2 роки тому
Godspeed, little Squids
@gucciguilty5848 2 роки тому
What do you mean squids?
@tonyk421 2 роки тому
@@gucciguilty5848 www.cbsnews.com/news/nasa-squid-tardigrades-international-space-station-spacex-launch/
@FrankBenlin 2 роки тому
Someone with twins on the way really need to consider Meco and Seco for names.
@jx14aby 2 роки тому
If it's a boy and a girl, I vote for John and Yoko
@StillAliveAndKicking_ 2 роки тому
@@jx14aby Okay, in a few seconds we’ll have John followed by first stage separation, then in five minutes Yoko. Naah.
@jx14aby 2 роки тому
@@StillAliveAndKicking_ Naah, nah nah nah nah nah nah, Hey Jude!
@StillAliveAndKicking_ 2 роки тому
@@jx14aby 🤣
@Z318ABC 2 роки тому
Wow, awesome landing footage again!
@fallinginthed33p 2 роки тому
Getting crowded up there at the ISS with 4 spacecraft docked. That's a good thing! SpaceX and NASA are having a fruitful relationship with so many human and cargo launches, all the cool stuff being sent up for use and testing.
@FluffyKL 2 роки тому
Just wow 👏
@timyg 2 роки тому
New Booster.✔ New Dragon/design.✔ First time launch without cryo/static test.✔ Go SpaceX.😃
@georgegarcia566 2 роки тому
This just never gets old 😀
@mikercflyer7383 2 роки тому
Congratulations on another great launch and recovery of the first stage.
@My2cents. 2 роки тому
Narrative of Self is the result of a feedback loop between “Separate Self” & Cosmos 🎈
@alexanderkenway 2 роки тому
The grid fins going through the cloud layer 🥵
@homeozaho9428 2 роки тому
Pervert
@AiiNonProfit 2 роки тому
Awesome! Love seeing brand new innovation and technology advance our pursuit in the industry.
@davcalsd 2 роки тому
Landing Is total amazing!!!!
@lieutenantnomad9198 2 роки тому
Great job guys! Another amazing successful mission by SpaceX! So how are you doing over there Blue Origin? Blue Origin: *Cricket noises* Ok buddy.
@stoplookin9484 2 роки тому
sls be like
@dalesajdak422 2 роки тому
@@stoplookin9484 SLS is doing better than anything Blue Origin is doing, and that’s saying something.
@itztylo9769 2 роки тому
Flat earthers reallll quiet rn😳
@odysseusrex5908 2 роки тому
Their comment activity has greatly fallen off over the last year or so. I was always of the opinion that most of them were trolls and I suppose they got tired of their game. Scimandan (excellent channel by the way) has expressed the opinion that they may simply have drifted off into other conspiracies. I do wish I could charter a special Starship flight, or even Crew Dragon, and take a bunch of them up there and show them the incontrovertible truth.
@elissinani6862 2 роки тому
This will never get old
@matthewq2365 2 роки тому
Congrats to the teams! Love the view! Next!
@zapfanzapfan 2 роки тому
Boost back burn and landing on the drone ship? That's a new one.
@ignaciomartinchiaravalle 2 роки тому
That's what I was thinking!! Too bad they didn't explain it. I guess it has something to do with the intended orbit but I'm not sure.
@TheEvilmooseofdoom 2 роки тому
@@ignaciomartinchiaravalle They have launched to the ISS plenty without doing a boost back so I don't think it's the orbit.
@ignaciomartinchiaravalle 2 роки тому
@@TheEvilmooseofdoom Yeah, I thought about that. I gave a more complete answer to someone else's comment. Let me just copy-paste it here
@ignaciomartinchiaravalle 2 роки тому
The boostback burn probably has something to do with the intended orbit, but I'm not sure. You could argue that the last crewed launches did not do boostback burns, but I'm thinking that that's because of the payload's total mass. I think that this mission was carrying a heavier payload and that could have something to do with the path that the first stage needed to take.
@ChannelReuploads9451 2 роки тому
The Drone ship was only 300 Kilometers from shore, (it was explained on SpaceFlightNow), because of the Lower Stage Separation (Dragon will do the rest in a series of burns later), the Falcon had more fuel left, but not enough to make it back to the pad, so it boosted back to the Drone ship closer to shore, than a Starlink launch where at stage separation, it coasts upward before reaching apogee, and coasting back via the outward arc towards the Droneship, about 550 Kilometers out at sea.
@Mishn0 2 роки тому
Why is there a boostback burn if they're landing on the drone ship? Also, this is the first time I saw the velocity increase for a few seconds after the shutdown of the re-entry burn. Usually it continues to decrease even after the shut down.
@ignaciomartinchiaravalle 2 роки тому
Good catch. I've also been thinking about it... The boostback burn probably has something to do with the intended orbit, but I'm not sure. You could argue that the last crewed launches did not do boostback burns, but I'm thinking that that's because of the payload's total mass. I think that this mission was carrying a heavier payload and that could have something to do with the path that the first stage needed to take. As for the speed increase, your guess is as good as mine. Have a nice day!
@Mishn0 2 роки тому
@@ignaciomartinchiaravalle I'm sure you're right. I hope Scott Manley does a video on it. That way I stand a chance of understanding it.
@ignaciomartinchiaravalle 2 роки тому
@@Mishn0 thanks! We'll just have to wait for his video!
@imconsequetau5275 2 роки тому
The more weight thrown by the booster, the less propellant available for boost-back. Margins are too low for return to LZ1. Still, it is better to have drone ships closer to the [sea port] dock. There are different time delays for audio, video, and telemetry due to different amount of satellite and/or direct link paths. That's why announcers have long pauses during hand-offs and video events appear delayed compared to control center audio.
@ignaciomartinchiaravalle 2 роки тому
@@imconsequetau5275 thanks for the insight, dude!
@mr_whatsittoyays2756 2 роки тому
I love this please keep getting better at rocket used and space exploration
@mariasvard1701 2 роки тому
Beautiful views!!!!!
@claudevieaul1465 2 роки тому
My apologies to Dr. Gilroy, if this offends, but I must admit my first reaction was "Wow, Dee Snider has aged well..." 🤣🤣🤣 Absolutely impressive, everyone at SpaceX!!
@ConstantlyDamaged 2 роки тому
Dee Snider has aged well, actually: ukposts.info/have/v-deo/aoJ7pqhpmYx-tYk.html
@claudevieaul1465 2 роки тому
@@ConstantlyDamaged It was just a joke ;) I saw Dee about a year ago, looks (and sounds!) great indeed!
@ConstantlyDamaged 2 роки тому
@@claudevieaul1465 Yeah, still really rockin' it hard. 🤘
@napoleonsolo5929 2 роки тому
@@ConstantlyDamaged Is this where I can boast about having seen Twisted Sister 3 times in 1984-85? 😁
@theelephantintheroom69 2 роки тому
Wait, why was there a boostback burn if it landed on a droneship? That's not happened much before.
@1shotz1killz12 2 роки тому
Heavier payload needing more propellant maybe? they might not have had enough for boostback to the land landing site.
@TheEvilmooseofdoom 2 роки тому
@@1shotz1killz12 When that happens they usually land on the drone further down range. Boosting back and landing on a drone ship is new or relatively new since I can't recall it being done before.
@ChannelReuploads9451 2 роки тому
The Drone Ship was about 300 Kilometers away from shore this time, because the intended orbit of the Dragon was LOWER, (It does a couple of burns later), so there was a bit of fuel left over to boost back to the drone ship closer to land. This is instead of a Starlink launch, where it has no more fuel left at separation, so it uses momentum to carry it to apogee, and coast in an outward Arc, to the drone ship, about 550 Kilometers out. Closer to land, Quicker turn around time, less fuel for the Drone ship.
@samleg737 2 роки тому
Amazing audio on this launch
@csspostal 2 роки тому
That was a great feed on that landing
@dang9668 2 роки тому
Very curious about the smal debris periodically coming off of the second stage burn
@The-Real-Laepi 2 роки тому
That’s solid oxygen
@odysseusrex5908 2 роки тому
The liquid oxygen, in its tank, is continuously boiling off. In order maintain the pressure, it periodically has to vent some oxygen overboard. When it does, some of it freezes and makes snowflakes or chunks.
@chayahhealingministry64 2 роки тому
Look at 42:38. A picture of the tank showed for a split second.
@nirbhayatiwari5425 2 роки тому
Awesome... Beautiful... SpaceX rocks !!!
@MAGGOT_VOMIT 2 роки тому
Oh no!!..........we're gonna hear more about the "Sobs of Jeff Bozos" echoing through the Ladies Rooms. 🤣🤣🤣
@rancosteel 2 роки тому
Jeff Bezos is to busy with his pants rocket trying to couple with that crazy Latina chick. He has a few screws loose.
@air_ 2 роки тому
@@rancosteel Bruh what did the man do to you
@rancosteel 2 роки тому
@@air_ I know what he hasn’t done.
@air_ 2 роки тому
@@rancosteel gotten into orbit?
@rancosteel 2 роки тому
@@air_ The only thing he’s been good at is censorship and bad taste in chicks.
@autoSerega 2 роки тому
*Читаешь мой коментарий, желаю крепкого здоровья!*
@amandaz9762 2 роки тому
Launches will never get old. I'll always hip-hip-hooray!! 🎉🍻❤
@LT_Commander_Data 2 роки тому
Awesome work SpaceX!!!!
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