ONBOARD CAM! SpaceX Super Heavy Booster Catch

ONBOARD CAM! SpaceX Super Heavy Booster Catch
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Booster : 12
Ship : 30

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[shawnG]

The precision is insane! The pins land right in the middle!

[James-yvdl]

Watching the catch just doesn't get old

[tyrellsolomon]

It's one thing to catch it, but to catch it in the right orientation so it lands on the pins is insane

[Gregc]

I'm still trying to get my jaw off the floor from all the other videos! Haven't seen this view yet, absolutely astounding!

[adub]

That’s one of the coolest things I’ve ever seen

[watchmetwice]

This view is really astounding. Amazing spaceX

[GasBrake]

I've watched this 6 dozen times and I'm still impressed.

[timisfree]

We’ve come along way from painting on the walls of caves. Congrats to all who made this happen!

[Reevesi]

These camera angles are awesome. Thank you. This is a piece of History

[robertd]

Text book landing....oh wait, they just wrote a new friggin chapter .... something so big landing on a dime....simply amazing

[highlysuggestible]

This brings back the kind of joy I felt as a child, it’s a wonderful thing.

[cosmicphoto]

It's like the tower just reached out to give Booster a hug. "Come here, Boost-y, I got you!"

[justacause]

The moment shock wave hit the ground really impressive.

[jimshreve]

There goes SpaceX doing the impossible again.

[cesarhernandez]

That gentle landing. This is a precise engineering. 1st time and spot on.😮

[diegolink]

Did they use butter? Because that was too smooth..

[SOR-]

I can’t begin to imagine how strong those “pins” (are the legs?) are. The fact that they can hold the entire booster is quite impressive.

[bobbernatchez]

It's amazing what science and engineering can do.

[Dip_Jyoti]

This is just amazing
I watch this catch 100 of times

[Whatever]

Nobody, i mean nobody realises the scale of this thing and the precision its taken to get this result. The footage doesn't do it justice.