Watch SpaceX launch 4 astronauts to the ISS!

SpaceX will launch four astronauts to the International Space Station (ISS) in their Crew Dragon spacecraft atop a Falcon 9. Crew-2, also known as USCV-2, will lift off from Launch Complex 39A (LC-39A), Kennedy Space Center, Florida. This mission will mark the first launch of a flight proven Dragon 2 and the first crewed launch on a flight proven Falcon 9.

Need to know more information? Check out our Prelaunch Preview:

00:00 - Intro
02:47 - Prelaunch Preview
09:30 - Q&A
19:30 - Go / No Go
29:10 - Prop Loading
1:03:15 - T - 1 Minute
1:07:00 - Stage Separation
1:13:15 - SECO / Booster Landing
1:16:27 - Dragon Separation
1:19:00 - Q&A

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[Shubham_Rao_]

22:56 - My first ever LIVE interaction with you Tim! Thank you!

[stinkintoad]

The shot with the vab on the left brought back many memories of my shuttle days. SpaceX is badass.

[JoeyRF]

We had a great view of it here in North Carolina. What a amazing thing to see.

[hcolemann]

1:09:00
Ice breaking away from the first stage to float peacefully in space

RCS thruster: that’s not allowed to happen, get fucked

[davecrupel]

I can't believe it's already been a year since Bob & Doug took off in the Crew Dragon test

[will]

This was my first rocket launch! Saw it from right across the bay in Titusville.

[Jack-The-Gamer-]

1:09:07 I’m pretty sure watching that ice get obliterated by an RCS thruster was one of the most beautiful things I’ve ever seen.

[pavel]

They have recovered everything from the last SpaceX launch (26:35). There was no damage to these expensive cameras! ;)

[yourdiytechlife]

Fantastic episode Tim👍👍. You are so fun to watch and your style works well with all the great content. Thanks for keeping us all up to date with your enthusiastic style.

[WPsven]

1:09:05ish you see the nitrogen thruster fire directly into some chunks of ice and obliterate them... very cool...

[Hemifan]

Tim, Thank you for all you do and the content. I have been watching launches since the Mercury days. Your coverage and enthusiasm is by far the best to watch. You have taught me so much with your videos. You, Felix, Scott and Marcus are all great resources for space information and break downs of that information. You are far, far better than anything the networks ever did.

[michelesimmers]

Had my dogs outside just before 6 this morning at saw it! I'm in western Virginia! So cool!

[weiSane]

It never gets old ....so amazing to see space X do their thing.

[Tim]

Well done Tim for not going UFO bonkers about that tiny piece that floated through the space between Stage 2 and Crew Dragon after separation. I've seen some really stupid posts recently about it. Now I want to watch your new vid since I haven't had an alert from YouTube.

[Gebenki]

Every time I see "KSC" I think "Kerbal Space Center"

[BobJonesSL]

Tim, thank you for all your hard work! You are the essentialist of essential workers!

[jakeman]

best launch ever ! watched from my front yard, super clear staging and boost back.

[TheLegacyOfSejohn]

now you can see why nasa chose spacex for the lunar lander

[Monkeynuts]

Gosh the SpaceX pressure suits sure look sharp.

[ziggyinta]

Awesome you keep presenting as the same loveable character as the show gets pretty gnarly momentum.
Keep it "up" :)
Cheers.