Falcon Heavy Night Launch with Incredible SpaceX Nebula and Landing!

Awesome !

Hey Astro, why did SpaceX rename their Big Fucking Rocket?

Bummer though Falcon Heavy center core CRASHES into the ocean .

Falcon super heavy and starship sound much more professional than big falcon rocket.

Talk about party poopers. Big Fucking Rocket was cool.

evolution, big bang, galaxies, spinning ball earth, aliens, yadda yadda


sci fi Pseudoscience presented as fact

Guess this is sci fi too even though I also took it myself?


STFU and GTFO.

Big firecracker.

Astro scifi fanbois get boners.

DO YOU REALLY BELIEVE THIS SHIT? YOU THINK THIS IS REAL?

I was there, I filmed it myself, it's real.

Wrong. I can track the payloads in orbit. They're really up there.

After launch Tuesday morning, the Falcon Heavy's two side boosters executed flawless synchronized landings on ground pads in Florida. But the center booster, which was supposed to land on a seafaring platform called a drone ship, missed its mark and splashed into the ocean.
Although the company routinely lands boosters after flights of its workhorse Falcon 9 rocket, SpaceX has yet to recover all three boosters after a Falcon Heavy launch. BUT THEY DID RECOVER A NOSE CONE PROTECTOR!

Great work! +5

I don’t think this is BFR?

Last Edited by Xeven on 06/25/2019 07:37 AM

Wrong...

During the April launch for Arabsat (and the second Falcon Heavy launch), all three boosters successfully landed.

Last Edited by Georgia_dawg on 06/25/2019 07:43 AM

Waited up WAAAY past grandpa's bedtime to see this launch all the way from Chiefland, Florida

A beauty aright !!

Thanks for the vid, as always very interesting

Did you take that through your telescope??

Did it Cary that solar sail? Did it deploy?

Why do you try and convince these guys? Not even they believe their own crap.

Good Stuff!! Thanks

Great vid as usual.

It was an awesome view last night, and the first I was able to see the Falcon Heavy with my own eyes.

The boosters seperation was an awesome sight in the night sky, perfect for a launch.

More $hiny $hit for retards to chase.
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Amazing !

Apart from that fiery end, the mission was a success with the launch of some 24 satellites and the ‘cremains,’ or cremated remains, of 152 people on board (at a cost of $5,000 per gram of ashes), including those of Apollo program support astronaut Bill Pogue.

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awesome as usual
:)

That's what its supposed to do. We hide the bombing runs on the sea beasts that way.

We tried to develop something large enough to take them out in whaling days. Then submarines during the civil war and beyond.

We tried to starve them out with deep sea fishing.

But they keep coming.

You see how this headline uses the word...eaten

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Things too big to eat deter them. Breakwaters, metal barriers

Oil slicks sicken them

Tell the kids you are reaching for the stars, bomb the shit out of the Kracken

You're officially the Astroshill now, remember?

One thing I've learned from working as a Mental Health Practitioner is to not take mentally ill and ignorant people's delusions personally.