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Super Heavy has splashed down in the Gulf of Mexico

57,883,940 views • 2 years ago •via X (Twitter)

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Jared Isaacman2 years ago

Unreal SpaceX team.. great job. You just brought the most powerful booster in the world one step closer to reusability.

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Max Evans2 years ago

launch tower rn

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stevenmarkryan2 years ago

Absolutely NAILED IT!!!

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TESLA CARS ONLY.⚡2 years ago

Thankfully, with Elon Musk and SpaceX, humanity is one step closer to becoming multi-planetary.🚀👏🏻

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Toad Qui Est Mutant2 years ago

For Sale : One slightly used Space X Booster…available for immediate pickup in the Gulf Of Mexico.

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Austin Barnard🚀2 years ago

LETS GOOOOOO

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truth seeker 💼 🔥2 years ago

Never bet against @elonmusk 🚀

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PoliticalPilot2 years ago

This is absolutely insane. Not only did they have a soft splashdown. It fucking held there for multiple seconds, planning for the chopsticks to move in to catch it. Well done team

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The Cybertruck Guy2 years ago

Literally unbelievable. Congrats!!

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NeilT2 years ago

Absolutely awesome to watch. At least we won't have to listen to all this "SpaceX failed to launch their booster and it blew up" garbage. Fantastic work from the SpaceX team. From "The USSSR couldn't make the N1 work how does SpaceX expect to?", to "They'll never land the booster"; I guess next it will be "they'll never deorbit the ship" and when SpaceX nail that it will be "they'll never land the ship", followed by derision when they say they're going to catch the booster and ship. All pretty predictable. As is SpaceX overcoming all the "impossible" hurdles.

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