13 Years of SpaceX Florida Launches in Under 1 Minute

SpaceX has launched multiple Falcon 9 rockets from Florida, starting from its primary launch site at Kennedy Space Center and also from Cape Canaveral Air Force Station. These launches have been used for a variety of purposes, including sending satellites into orbit, resupplying the International Space Station, and launching crewed missions to the station. The successful reuse of Falcon 9 first stages has been a major milestone for SpaceX and the commercial space industry, and has helped to reduce the cost of launches. These launches are a testament to the incredible technology and engineering that goes into each mission, and they continue to push the boundaries of what is possible in space.

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[therfsystem]

2022 turned the back launchpad into a rocket machine gun

[fashbk]

I actually had no idea they were launching that much?? Wow. This is so impressive on another level

[jayrussell]

I'd like to specially thank the cameraman for sticking around all those years !

[dcoker]

Living 15 miles away from pad 39a . This is pretty accurate on what it seems like. My windows and walls vibrate 2-3 times a week lol. We love it though. Go Falcon Go!

[larryd]

I work at KSC...
The place is jumping
Space X & Artemis
What a time to be alive

[GoldenTV]

For an update they have launched 74 rockets successfully in 2023

[mr.partyinaboxxx]

Wow… really shows the rate of growth they have achieved

[Dream_Mind]

I love the RTLS landings in the background!

[prod.roadrunner]

I’m from Melbourne Fl and can confirm there’s a launch just about every week now. They have made so much progress in such little time. Amazing to see!

[YourLocalFloridian]

SpaceX & Elon: "So.. anybody got any ideas?"
Some Random Employee: "Spacecraft Launch Machine Gun?"

[dixonqwerty]

In a few years I bet this will be real time footage

[EXITLlFE]

Damn that's actually a crazy way to visualize it. the gradual increase was astounding that dude is busy busy

[EthanBoBethan]

I love how you even changed Falcon 9 when it was carrying Dragon/Dragon 2. Incredible attention to detail

[danwhitley]

This was a completely unique and highly satisfying perspective. I hope you redo this and finish it off with a Starship Launch!!!

[davidharrison]

Now, I want to see 13 years of first-stage booster LANDINGS in 1 minute!

[NinjaKiller]

Just imagine what this video will look like after editing in the next 2-5 years in. 🔥

[isrealieditz]

Someone: Hi Elon, how did you spend all your money?
Elon Musk:

[YourMom-xx]

Thank You SpaceX. Warner von Braun would be proud. All those launches and only one mishap, A+!

[drvsotq]

I helped build slc 37 in summer 2000, best and most interesting job I ever had, must love and respect to the space launch industry.

[doubledistilled]

Adding a counter on the screen would have earned you a chef’s kiss! But a thumbs up is all I could afford.. great content.