SpaceX relaunches a used rocket, makes history

[darrell]

one day, everytime they launched a rocket they would only be like
"ok, thats our job for today. get ready for tomorrow's launch"

[conorhealy]

"you'd never guess That this was a reused rocket." uh oh here come the people who think this is fake.

[adnanmohd]

With each spacex launch Elon Musk's dream of a settlement on Mars seems to get closer. The world need more Elon.

[meltroxgeolix]

"What is reusability?"

Oh I don't know, I'm Stupid.

[furiousgtz]

MARS. come on! I hope they have fast wifi on Mars.

[NN]

Outside light is so beautiful, you guys should film more outside :D

[saintmayhem]

Loren's enthusiasm is infectious, every time SpaceX launches a rocket I wait for your video.

[jwardell]

Thank you for showing the excitement and emotion that this event deserves. Best Loren video yet!

[hadrienv]

A legend says that if you write an early comment, The Verge will reply

[genessab]

A rocket capable of an orbital hop with a payload landing multiple times is an immense feat, and I'm really excited for what's to come

[AceSeptre]

When watching videos of Falcon 9 First Stage landings, it's really easy to lose track of the scale of what is going on. When you remember that it's a 14-story tall piece of hardware that weighs several tons is when you start to realize how impressive the things SpaceX is doing really are.

[mattattack]

Another beautiful video Loren, great job.

[Cytrillex]

Great video. This is the Verge I know and love :)

[alphaadhito]

Also, one additional benefit of reusing the first stage is basically they can doubled the annual launch while reducing the 'pressure' on Hawthorne factory

[touchtapgo]

I knew the rockets from SpaceX came back but now I understand how they come back. Thanks for this.

[Naultarous]

Loren and this crew are great. Please keep them around for a long time.

[GustavoSena]

These space videos are my favorite ones

[bluepurplepink]

This is incredible, Elon is bringing his vision to life

[donadams]

I am an old geezer and have been around long enough to have seen the US space program since the Mercury days.   I am truly thankful to see SpaceX flying and bringing a new type of innovation back into spaceflight that has been missing from the US space program for many years.   Politics, unfortunately has taken its toll on NASA.   They still do wonderful work, particularly with their unmanned probes.   Keep up the great work SpaceX!

[AmaxterPlays]

Things like this are what keep me going in light of everything happening in the world right now.