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Falcon 9’s first stage lands on LZ-4
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Always spectacular ♥️🚀
another incredible Falcon 9 first stage landing!
Brilliant. Amazing how the G-force changes so dynamically throughout the flight. Must cause incredible stress and movement of parts of the booster. Congrats you SpaceX peeps!
Colorful!
Congratulations SpaceX 🥂🎉
Really tough to decide if I love the lift off or landing more.
Hey @elonmusk and @SpaceX, would it be possible to display the real time telemetry in imperial measurements instead of metric? The United States uses the SAE/Imperial measurement system. It's easier to put the telemetry into perspective with mph instead of kph etc. Thanks!! 😁
I will never get tired of watching this 🚀🧡🚀🧡🚀🧡🚀🧡🚀🧡🚀🧡
Views from Laguna Hills
ILL skillz
She’s beautiful landing
Congratulations @SpaceX. Great launch and landing.
It gets better every time
That was very loud. My windows shook.
Amazing work guys.
lz-4 means rtls at vandenberg. that costs ~30% more booster propellant for the boostback than a droneship landing. you give up payload for 48 hours of recovery time saved. at this cadence landing where you launched beats landing where physics is cheaper
Will you ever get bored of watching this!?
TOP landing the point and with LOVE to SPACE!
A perfect booster landing now gets a seven word caption. That casualness says more about how far reusability has come than any highlight reel.
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Ooh. Double sonic boom here. That probably woke everyone up.
Another booster safely back minutes after liftoff. Making recovery routine is what drives down the cost of getting to orbit.
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wow
Spectacular, so amazing to watch this
Exceptional precision at LZ-4. Turning propulsive return into dependable civilizational infrastructure is a triumph of engineering.
@GewoonLukas_ Good job B1103
We’ve normalized rockets landing themselves way too fast. This is still insane.
Perfect RTLS landing after the SDA Tranche 1 mission. The precision is impressive
2:48am watched live that was the landing time today from Tulsa, Oklahoma
Still can't believe that's a real landing pad
Welcome back!
