SpaceX Falcon Heavy - Tribute (HD)

4 minutes of pure inspiration for rocket lovers!

The Falcon Heavy test flight (also known as Falcon Heavy demonstration mission) was the first attempt by SpaceX to launch a Falcon Heavy rocket on February 6, 2018 at 20:45 UTC. The successful test introduced the Falcon Heavy as the most powerful rocket in operation, producing five million pounds-force (22 MN) of thrust and having more than twice the lift capacity of United Launch Alliance's Delta IV Heavy.
The dummy payload for this test flight was a sports car, Tesla Roadster, owned by Elon Musk. Sitting in the driver's seat of the Roadster is "Starman", a dummy astronaut clad in a SpaceX spacesuit.
It was launched with sufficient velocity to escape the Earth and enter an elliptic orbit around the Sun that crosses the orbit of Mars, reaching an aphelion (maximum distance from the Sun) of 1.66 AU. During the early portion of its voyage it functioned as a broadcast device, sending video back to Earth for four hours. The Roadster remains attached to the second stage.
Both boosters successfully landed almost simultaneously on the ground at Landing Zones 1 and 2 at Cape Canaveral Air Force Station.
Source: Wikipedia

- Footage credits -
SpaceX:
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- Music credits -
Epic Soul Factory
Cesc Vilà & Fran Soto
"Made of Stardust" from album Sigma

- Background sound credits -
Horizon Productions SFL

I do not own any rights to this music and movie clips used in my video.

[goldencross]

I've never thought watching 2 rockets landing vertically would make me cry so much. This never gets old and I come back to refill lost inspiration. I can proudly say THIS is the Greatest thing I've ever witnessed in my lifetime.

[nimishachowdhury]

So many people are against space travel. But nothing is more spectacular than space travel!

This is the peak of humanity!

The desire to know the unknown is the reason what made human beings how they are. And space is the greatest unknown place to mankind. And when humanity takes a giant step towards conquering space...it is the example of human capability at its highest level!

[kunalsonawane]

"And the Falcons have landed"
Goosebumps 💯

[laverdajota]

Incredible,
My dad was an Engineer, I wish he was alive to see this.

[ChibiCloud]

This made me cry it was so beautiful. Elon gives me hope for humanity <3

[charlesnjovu]

I don't know what to say this is absolutely beautiful, unbelievable, excellent, extremely unbelievable
Thanks SpaceX

[Florence-pg]

Oh Man!! I WAS JAG CRYING...!! This was intense for me. My whole being shook as hard as the rockets soared...!! Epic!! I have seen this many times, never gets old, always adrenaline shaking hard, people don't realize, this is a Great time to Beee Alive...!!! Your the greatest for us, Elon. Humans thank you, enemies are jealous, naysayers jaw dropped in lockjaw!! We love you & what you stand for. All huge, endless, timeless respect for your crew, editors, whoever pushed the button, whoever filmed this epic history!! God bless, peace

[spoonytom]

honestly one of the best videos of the 21st centaury, not enough coverage of this milestone of human civilization has come out unlike the 60s space missions.

[DannyKechik_the_dizzydaisy]

This makes me feel like the future is right now, and not in the future. Im so happy to be alive in this era . Elon Musk is awesome. We needs someone like him to get the future started. Thanks Tony Stark, I mean Elon Musk.

[yassin_nouali]

I have watched this video yesterday, I still have goosebumps

[mohdkazim]

Just imagine the real moment when they were successful after so many failures.

[jringler.medien]

YouTube Reccomendations brought me here!

also:
why are my eyes sweating ._.
Amazing Montage. What a time to be alive!

[damelon]

The real thing is already so amazing, no need to add the CGI to it. Amazing editing and audio.

[citecx]

Best valet master piece ever put together, , !! will never get tired of coming back and enjoy it..!!!

[mountainman]

This first launch of FH will never get old for me. The emotion it arouses always surprises me. We, as a species, are an enigma... capable of great things, impossible things... yet we squabble amongst ourselves over petty differences. Differences that, in the big picture, mean about as much as a mouse fart in a hurricane.

[eduardozuniga]

I keep on coming back to this video 📹 when I feel down and know better things will come

[TheUnknownVideographer]

I could watch those landings every single day and it never gets old.

[PlanetDragon]

When ever I feel down and I need a boost of happyness or motivation I come to this video. It's so inspiring to see that Elon is able to achieve his dreams and develop where we can go and go beyond what people think is possible.

[siddharthvikramsingh]

In my opinion. Elon Musk is as close as you can get to a real life Tony Stark.

[UEdgeFan]

The first landing on the moon gave the humanity the feeling that everything was possible. This feeling came back with the landing of the first stage. Great respect for those who made and makes this possible. Can't want to see Starships first orbital flight.