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[dimeetriliyanage]

the fact that those two small pins precisely land on the chop sticks is crazy

[OldMan]

The precision required for that catch blows my mind! Kudos to the software engineers that made that possible! Unbelievable!! 😮😮😮😮👏👏👏👏👏

[floydb]

That flight made history because of the booster catch. I feel lucky I got to see it with my 10 year old live. Great job SpaceX

[dejongdon]

4:16 This is the first video I’ve watched explaining the middle Raptors gimbaling outward to allow the 3 center Raptors a larger area to gimbal. Great observation!

[MrMarkmeadowland]

One of the best short explanations I've seen. Well done.

[tazerface]

I got into a Facebook argument with someone claiming that the booster doesn't get fast enough for atmospheric heating. Some people just refuse to be wrong no matter how incorrect they are

[sonofkami]

Holy shit. I thought there was 2 pins on each side of the booster not just 2 pins period. The precision here is crazy man. I love this so much

[arapahoetactical]

HOLY CRAP!!! I though it was being caught by the grid fins. This is the first I'd seen of the Catch pins and just one on each side is so amazing!😲

[bazoo]

3:05 - If I understood correctly, that cloud is its own condensed ascent exhaust plume. How cool is that!

[magnustangen]

I legit cried when i saw this, the engineering, testing and wok behind this is just beyond incredible

[PaulSolomon]

You are the first to talk about the alignment of the pins. My jaw is still dropped.

[stanleycius]

So much consideration into the first catch, that shows there experience and knowledge of all the possible outcomes and preparing for them. The tower itself is a masterpiece, it’s almost as hard to make as the booster itself.

[STARKILLER]

The more I see about this landing the crazier it sounds. It’s insane that this is real

[SnackPack]

If spacex isn’t recruiting the worlds best engineers after that display idk what other company can

[catbertz]

Watched it live like all my space friends, and my mind is still somewhat boggled by the vision. It's so smooth, and yet it's a huge lumbering mass of burning metal falling into two arms that catch it. Wow. I want to see it again. 🤣

[ElonMuskSignal]

The level of precision in that maneuver is absolutely mind-blowing! Huge respect to the engineering team behind this achievement. Truly incredible! 🚀👏👏👏

[DenBlackburn]

A huge congratulations to the team at SpaceX, I never expected to see that in my life time, hope you all got a good bonus.

[Gav_Jam]

Thanks for the breakdown of the flight! What an achievement they have made

[flyviawall]

~70m tall booster and 6in hinges?!
it’s like a 20-story building hanging by two iPhone mini (diagonally)
imaging this is your apartment!
how insanely precise is it

[danieledwards]

This is the epitome of what America is all about. I can't think of any country that would even attempt this type of landing, way to go America!