SpaceX & NASA Launch Crew-4 to Space Station

Falcon 9 is launching the Crew-4 mission to the Space Station for NASA. Liftoff is scheduled for 3:52 a.m. Eastern (7:52 UTC) from LC-39A, Kennedy Space Center, Florida.

[AdamosDad]

As a 73-year-old man, I'm so happy to finally see the excitement back in manned spaceflight. I hope to see Starship with People on Mars.

[WM-dc]

Thanks NSF for the coverage, and great job SpaceX, great landing and hope the mission continues smoothly.

[---Snaporaz---]

So cool to see an Italian flag on a SpaceX suit, so proud!

[kittkt]

Thanks guys.
I was on the Ian Collins show yesterday on UK TalkRadio, talking about Elon's purchase of Twitter.
I was on around 01:52:30 on the YouTube stream.
I gave NSF and NextSpaceFlight a mention !

[granddadmark]

Droneship landings blow me away everytime

[Onkla]

Saw the second stage burn and Seco up in maryland!

[matthicks]

Thanks guys for all the excellent coverage #texastankwatcher4life

[max-q]

I listened with my HTS and subwoofer cranked and it’s unbelievable the super-low frequencies that just quiver your insides. I know it’s not like being there but it’s amazing still the same. Someone with a phone, tv or even top dollar headphones, don’t get the gut shaking vibrations of the low frequencies.

[jhendricks]

Really good to see the "gov" getting out of the way, finally. Good luck SpaceX !

[oneman]

@2:48 Regarding Crew Dragon crew capacity, I thought the story is that it's not that NASA only wanted max 4 crew but there were concerns regarding G force so the design had to change to accommodate reclining seats which meant removing the lower row of seats.

[callmeshaggy]

"Chris Nolan would be proud" in regards to the lens flare

I think you meant JJ Abrams.

[beardydave]

@NasaSpaceflight don't know if anyone jumped in on why Quindar tones are so named, but it was simply because they were first used by Quindar Electronics Inc. (now known as QEI.) No idea where the company name came from!

[pyrofan]

I love watching these launches in real time POV. Makes it so much more real

[davidroberts]

Hi guys and girls 👧 that was beautiful launch 🚀 and separation from dragon space craft David 🚀🇬🇧🙏❤️👍👧

[churchdiscography]

"Awesome" - 23 times
"Cool" - 45 times
"Excellent" - 23 times
ACE total = 91
ACE frequency: once every 2 min. 54 sec.

"Indeed" - 22 times
Mostly by Chris (12 times), but like a virus has spread to others: Jack (5 times), Alex (3), Thomas (1), and even once by Mission Control.

[MrTrancelator]

With a slight twist on Gunray's words: "They are getting out of hand. Now there are two of them."
I hope they named the turtle Zeno and the monkey Achilles.

[shandyashley]

Thank you Elon for getting us back into space your a National treasure

[Carolinadelperu]

What was that horizontal moving red light. It continued traveling horizontally for a long time

[HarryMollyNut]

Could someone please tell me what the object at 4:06:20 is ? I've watched a lot of launches but i can't recall seeing that. It's just above the grid fins of the booster. The 2nd stage has disappeared by now so it can't be that. So to me it looks like 3 objects in frame. Cheers

[hansderuiter]

Why is there a military armored car (with a point 50 on the top) in the convoy? It's a very secured area.