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  1. A whole video about the falcon heavy and they don’t show the most interesting bit!? Where’s the double booster landing??

  2. We need to continue being the greatest nation in the world and a nation that helps the less fortunate and step aside all this political division I don’t know what has happened in America that has created all this!
    🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

    1. Biden: I’m going to unite the nation.

      Also Biden: Everyone that voted for Trump is a fascist!

      This is a pandemic of the unvaccinated. 😒🤦‍♂️

    2. Social media and FAR right extremists. If we stay on the same track the FAR right will destroy our democracy and we’ll become a Fascism nation. Democracy is fragile

    1. Only in America can a certain man build rockets for the government buy a major info outlet and still talk on the phone with Americas enemies and everyone jumps up and down in joy when he sends a rocket up. I don’t see why cnn is on anything space x…

      Musk is far right leaning. But i guess it’s ok because again he’s a white guy. It’s not like it’s a blk or Arab person making rockets for America then talking freely on the phone with people in Saudi Arabia I wonder how long that would be allowed and would that guy be allowed to even buy Twitter.

      It wouldn’t be allowed there would be a national freggin outrage. Unreal. If your white you can do whatever you want unreal. Dude talks to Russia on the phone and has government American defense contracts unreal

  3. For a fledgling company to come out of nowhere and achieve so much in such a short span of years is incredible. I bet that the Russians wish they had sold him those two ICBM boosters.

    1. @Muhlenberg DC -x was joint project and yes abandoned. So NASA solely picked it up (DC-XA) to complete the proof of concept project with plans for a larger rocket to supply the ISS

    2. @DonO Your version of the history of the Falcon and SpaceX is totally different from what I’ve read elsewhere, from several sources. I remember DC-X and the way it was quickly abandoned; you’d almost think that neither NASA nor big aerospace ever wanted to see a reuseable booster. that’s why they’ve never tried to build one, and why their current multibillion-dollar fiasco isn’t designed for reuse.

    3. Only in America can a certain man build rockets for the government buy a major info outlet and still talk on the phone with Americas enemies and everyone jumps up and down in joy when he sends a rocket up. I don’t see why cnn is on anything space x…

      Musk is far right leaning. But i guess it’s ok because again he’s a white guy. It’s not like it’s a blk or Arab person making rockets for America then talking freely on the phone with people in Saudi Arabia I wonder how long that would be allowed and would that guy be allowed to even buy Twitter.

      It wouldn’t be allowed there would be a national freggin outrage. Unreal. If your white you can do whatever you want unreal. Dude talks to Russia on the phone and has government American defense contracts unreal

    1. @Ronny André Wilhelmsen I’m pretty sure you can only “feel” 27 Merlin engines. The “expert” was discussing being onsite and feeling the sound pressure of the engines. Nobody is “feeling” that 1 second stage engine.

    2. @Steve Chance,

      True, but he seemed to feel only 9 out the 27 engines.

      He did mention that stage 2 would be shrouded in mystery and secrets. But he seemed to be feeling that, because how many times did he mention that it was a mystery mission by the space force?

      The SpaceX Heavy as he called it, has just two boosters apparently, the center core he seems to think is not a booster.

    3. Thank you for correcting that. I was scrolling down to see if anybody had beaten me to it and I only had to go four comments down LOL.

  4. Elon Musk is smart and obviously successful. I wish he would be vocal in honoring taxpayer funded and trained astronauts and NASA without which there wouldn’t be a SpaceX.

  5. Very disappointing this reporting did not show the most important aspect of SpaceX’s Falcon boosters – reusability. Both side boosters from this launch returned to launch site and landed successfully. It was the 150th and 151st recovery of an orbital class booster by SpaceX. Love him or loathe him, Musk’s vision and the talent of his engineers are driving down the cost of space flight.

    1. LOL! What ! No view of the boosters landing? What a gyp! Actually I love AND loathe him! It depends what he has said that day.

  6. Let’s go with 27 Merlin Engines for the Falcon Super Heavy configuration. As posed to 9 Merlin engines for the standard Falcon 9 config

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