Falcon Heavy boosters landing

Following booster separation, Falcon Heavy’s two side boosters (Block 5 B1052 and B1053) landed at SpaceX’s Landing Zones 1 and 2 (LZ-1 and LZ-2) at Cape Canaveral Air Force Station in Florida. Falcon Heavy’s center core (Block 5 B1055) landed on the “Of Course I Still Love You” droneship, stationed in the Atlantic Ocean. The Falcon Heavy rocket launched the Arabsat-6A satellite from Launch Complex 39A (LC-39A), at NASA’s Kennedy Space Center, Florida, on 11 April 2019, at 22:35 UTC (18:35 EDT).
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Falcon Heavy landing 2019

[highdesert]

Seeing the boosters land is the realization of nearly every sci-fi space movie since the nineteen-fifties.

[TundraRun]

I get goosebumps every time I see these boosters land, it is such an amazing feat.

[Murph]

Seeing the booster land simultaneously gave my goosebumps, but hearing that crowd, after all their hard work, blood, sweat and tears erupt at “The falcons have landed” sent me into tears. Their cheers were a reminder to all of us that we can achieve amazing unbelievable things when we come together in the name of science.

[BuildingTheEXOCET]

I love watching these landings. I don't know why but it's the most amazing thing ever

[saravanakumar]

SpaceX bring a next level of rocket launching and landing

[GarnetZev]

OMG! What a sight to see! Congrats SpaceX! Well deserved!

[cmfnssi]

i like how the man doing the calls hasnt even changed his voice out of possibly enthusiasm which really tells how this whole thing has become a routine for them...

[stewartross]

Astounding, brings me to tears, takes me back to my childhood and all the sci-fi movies. Never thought I would see it in my lifetime.

[JaydenGarciaYT]

I love how I was able to witness the first fully successful landing of all stages and the core and recorded it all. This will be forever remembered and loved

[WizzyFilms]

That center core landing is amazing! SpaceX took a rocket traveling near orbital velocity, and dropped it down onto a little floating platform in the middle of the FREAKING OCEAN!

[JamAshleyFilms]

I know nothing about science, math, space, or rockets... which is probably why I watch this with my jaw on the floor. It may as well be magic to me.

[kzhd]

It's amazing how such a phenomenal engineering feat as these autonomous landings are, should look so matter of fact, and, indeed, even boring. Bravo Spacex!

[americandream]

WOW !!!! 😎 What an amazing time we live in ❤️

[BugRib]

Weird watching this without all of the clapping and cheering from SpaceX employees... 😏

[robertmizek]

This is right out of Thunderbirds! Awesome to see childhood dreams come true!

[stevemartin]

Doubt i'll ever get bored watching these land. A marvel of also hearing the SpaceX employees go bananas during the live feeds! :D

[allamericanwiseass]

Probably the only feat of engineering that gets more insane every time you watch it.

[willb]

Perfect job raising the bar in the space race, everyone! That was gorgeous!

[ShivamKumar-rwwm]

Nice SPaceX Thanks For Your Contribution Dude 😁😁😁

[thunderwarrior]

Seeing them land is a vision of mind blowing beauty