15 Amazing SpaceX Landings

We live in the most exciting era of space exploration since the first people headed towards the moon… but, this time, instead of being spearheaded by government agencies, it's private corporations that are leading the way. Space X is well ahead of the rest of the pack with their advanced rocket designs. Join us for today's video, as we count down the top 15 most amazing spacex landings.

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[williamromine]

Being 81 years old, I have been around since the start of the so called space race. It is amazing to see how far we have come. This is especially true when we consider that Space X is a private company.

[madelineremy]

Elon Musk is unique and incredible . A great genious and an amazing humanitarian, ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤ God bless and keep Elon safe, healthy, happy and successful always, Amen

[jamesmelandry]

All rockets landed like this in the syfy movies that I loved as a child, that was 60 years ago. Now it is reality.

[artaosen]

Space X perfectly defines the caption "Failures are the pillars of Success" ❤

[mikebutler]

America has been so blessed to have Elon Musk as a fellow citizen. What a national treasure.

[kelvinrimba]

I dont wanna die before i witness the first flight that will take humans to Mars😂😂

[CliveNEWMAN-kc]

So true William, I just love the innovation and progress being made by spacex in such a short time. Brilliant spacex 👏👏👏👏👏

[goofyrulez]

As you said, you always learn more from failure than success. Congratulations to all!

[thoughtfulconcept-mvqr]

Thank you Elon Musk - for helping to keep 'AMERICA GREAT'!

[arthurp-eryz]

Mann!! I never imagined, : one day, actual rockets, would land the way they did, in cartoons!!

[lynderherberts]

Truly like the privately owned SpaceX program and this video shout the various vehicles. Love the landings. Very happy no person is ever on board.

[jubjub]

Amazing time to be alive. SpaceX basically launching 100 times per year.

[jaaklucas]

Im an old guy too. Imagine how far we would have come if we had of continued on after the Apollo moon missions.I cant comment on Elon Musk the social media person but as an engineer he must rank as the most important of our time.

[glpdrum]

A brilliant capable visionary can make great things happen in record time as long as he is not infected by government bureaucracy. An organization that sees a failure as a success and move forward is what made America great.

[ShaneSaxson]

Let’s be honest. It one private cooperation that’s leading the way. No other space company is better. Which is good. Because that fosters competition. Come on other guys! Let’s make space great for the first time in human history!!

[williamjohnson]

I live in Pensacola and can hear the sonic booms when the capsule comes down in Panama City.

[JulianEdwards-eged]

Your invention are solid I know you are very well your problem is to know something new every day. 🌎⭐️💪🏿. 🍾

[petersteinmeijer]

I remember the phantastic cover art of the S.F paperbacks of the sixties. Ships with three huge tailpipes/thrusters standing upright after having landed on the moon.
We are heading that way.

[brianletter]

". . . but, this time, instead of being spearheaded by government agencies, it's private corporations that are leading the way."
It doesn't surprise me in the least!
Government projects, unless in extreme emergency, are inevitably so far from optimum, the require more money than exists (So require massive inflationary 'borrowing' . . ).
To a considerable extent, SpaceX has been able to keep its development costs under control by - as you show clearly - learning from every failure.

[johnstewart]

Making spaceflight look easy. Go Space X. Looking forward to Starship developing into service