5 Most Interesting Payloads in SpaceX's History

5 Most Interesting Payloads in SpaceX's History
What do you think they are?

Music Credit to Blue Wednesday

[CuriousElephant]

Which Payload should top the list? Any idea?

[jamesu]

The roadster was definitely my favourite. It made me excited to be human again!

[saraskywalker]

Top one would be Zuma for me. Just cause I have no idea what it was.

[morgunkorn_]

My favorite payload was the wheel of cheese in the Dec. 8. 2010 Dragon test flight

[albertguo]

what about the giant wheel of cheese that spacex used in the first dragon flight. it was very CHEESY

[codyjames]

Great videos man. Keep it up! Thank you!

[aronsiroky]

Nice always happy to see a video from you ❤

[AmbientMorality]

Fantastic video, the payloads never get the love they need! Thanks for highlighting them.

[mitchellbuehler]

What's up notification squad! Great video, keep it up!

[aidanwansbrough]

I hadn't realised they'd sent something to L1, that's pretty cool!! Thanks again for another cool video!!

[boyan]

Your videos are very well made and I really enjoyed this one! Keep it up!

[SardonicALLY]

Inspired by your last pick, mine would be TESS in April ... it's going into the cutest little never before used orbit, and it's PURE SCIENCE! I love it!!!!

[bene]

i want you to have more subs, nice work dude

[urbanmuller]

I love your videos! keep it up and stay curious
(and an elephant)

[Jacobsmith-tjoj]

This guy needs to upload a lot more, theming most of his videos about SpaceX (possibly all eventually, or at least Elon musk stuff) is great for SpaceX fans because were constantly seeking any bit of info or opinion we can on SpaceX, and the size of our crowd is growing exponentially. Imagine when BFR starts testing and eventually launches (yes thats many millennia away in internet time), or just when Falcon Heavy flys again and SpaceX launches the first crew from US soil since 2011, that stuff will bring many more people into SpaceX. Mars is a long ways away but it never hurts to prep for the future👍🏻. Anyway theres great potential for YT channels that talk SpaceX and I as well as many others enjoy this one and would love to see more content, and generate you some more ad revenue😂. I subbed to SpaceX when I was 10 and they had 303 subscribers after 2 flights of F9, its insane they're at 1.7 million now. I cant imagine how much interest there will be for this stuff once he really gets going.

[DaNerToR]

does anybody know the name of outro music? I looked in blue Wednesdays but no luck

[kerbonautics]

0:53 everyone's answer is the same the TESLA ROADSTER ON ITS WAY TO MARS. Nice video though, keep up the nice work! Subscribed. :)

[one-of-us]

Thanks, that was interesting to watch.

[SamiJumppanen]

I can't pick a favourite, don't know the history well enough, but just wanted to say this was excellent video! Great work.

[katibzasworld]

Love GoreSat ^^. Thank you for sharing this.