SpaceX CRS-15: Falcon 9 launches Dragon & spacecraft deployment

A SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket launched the CRS-15 Dragon spacecraft from Space Launch Complex 40 (SLC-40) at Cape Canaveral Air Force Station, Florida, on 29 June 2018, at 09:42 UTC (05:42 EDT). Falcon 9’s first stage previously supported the TESS mission in April 2018, and Dragon previously supported the CRS-9 mission in July 2016. SpaceX did not attempt to recover Falcon 9’s first stage after launch. The CRS-15 Dragon spacecraft is expected to arrive at the International Space Station on Monday, 2 July 2018. CRS-15 mission marks Block 4 last launch for SpaceX

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[tonyekiko]

SpaceX my greatest joy . First privately owned space exploration co-operation on earth. Thank You very much.

[kenpalmer]

This was awesome! I was there in person right down the street from the Cape Canaveral Air Force Station main entrance gate to watch this spectacular launch and it didn't disappoint any of us. It was neat watching the first stage plummeting down to the ocean. A perfect sunrise launch!

[xXxBUNDIExXx]

I'm really glad that SpaceX is pushing forward with this. Granted that the other 70 ish space programs have gotten us this far, SpaceX will really help humankind go beyond. Be nice to see in my lifetime that regular people can experience being out there and one day beyond my lifetime we could be inter planetary beings. Thanks SpaceX

[widget]

It's just so good to have a channel that just gives us the chance to gaze at history being made...

[mak]

It is a great acomplishment, well done SpaceX team.

[johncarter]

SpaceX make today, the future. they set the limit high

[christianzs]

So Incredible great! It‘ s a pleasure to watch it! All the best for your great team!

[alphatransport]

Excellent Excellent editing! 5 stars :)

[zogozogy]

Any news on the CRS 15 Patch? Really want to add it to my collection, and its unusual to find at Pentagon shaped patch. Hope they haven't left this one out.

[ferret]

YES YES YES YES YES!!!! scinews you made my morning!

[reverseuniverse]

At 3:37 what’s with the boosters reflective shield burnt off it’s foil type insulation?
also at 3:56 the floating piece doesn’t look right

[albundy]

What was the small piece floating away after separation at 3:55? LMFAO!

[robertbilling]

Great launch. BTW I think I saw an unrelated cubesat go past just after staging.

[JohnnyMotel]

Those arrays look semitransparent, must be so thin.

[TheKraken_Neo]

Why did you remove the bass? That is the best part!

[maxwellcrazycat]

I love watching these videos! The Chinese rocket launches always switch to animation shortly after launch. Boring!

[johnpepin]

So... they didn't land the booster?

[maggotwobbs]

Can't wait for the flat earthers comments on how this one was faked lol

[r.c.collins]

Can they hire someone to commentate who doesn't sound so nasally?

[THIRDEYEzOPENED]

Humans will never leave low orbit utill they allow us to