SpaceX Lands All 3 Falcon Heavy Boosters for the First Time

This is the highlight reel for the second successful launch of Elon Musk's Falcon Heavy reusable booster on April 11th 2019. Details include the first time landing all three Falcon 9 boosters and a successful deployment if the ARABSAT-6A payload.
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[AlexanderWright]

Seeing the two side boosters land side by side never gets old.

[tayzer]

I can hear Elon say "Cameras are cheap, put 'em everywhere."

[bartdereu]

Those 2 boosters landing next to each other is the shot of the century

[kpreap]

4 years later, still get chills with the side booster simultaneously landing.

[chxno.]

When you realize that booster landings are better than liftoff

[jelddou]

I still get goosebumps seeing those two boosters land in synchronized manner.

[sarahjane]

It’s absolutely mind boggling how they got the boosters to land perfectly, genius! I’m in awe

[craigborgardt]

Side boosters throttling back at MDP and then throttle back up...amazing....the Shuttle boosters just lit and went. What great technology! I'm 69 y/o and grew up in the heart of the early space age in the 1960's and never thought I'd live long enough to see something like this. Mind-numbingly awesome.

[fentcrease]

The way they landed felt like i was watching some sci-fi movie..

[babyplum]

Nasa: "It's impossible."

SpaceX: "No, it's necessary."

[rgolab]

100 years ago my grandmother was a child and once in a few months an automobile would drive thru her little village in Europe and all the kids would run out of their houses to see that marvel. She lived to fly on an airplane, watch a man land on the moon, she lived to be almost a 100 years old. It's amazing how fast humans are advancing in technology comparing to previous centuries. Too bad we are not advancing that fast when it comes to world peace.

[anthonythomas]

I never get tired of watching this, I showed this to my wife and she was also blown away by this, she said that the last time she was amazed like this was when she witnessed the Space Shuttle taking off and landing for the first time, I agreed. I'm not ashamed to be showing our age there 😁😁

[vernonlemoignan]

All the earlier failures were used to learn how to finally succeed. Its inspiring to watch this company overcome obstacles with perseverance.

[NicsMP]

Bro, just thinking about how far we've advanced in just over 100 years blows my mind. From wooden planes to rockets launching into space and landing vertically like this. wtf

[crspy]

i just tear up with the biggest smile on my face every time I watch these boosters land. The most inspiring event to witness in this generation.

[mikej]

4 years later, I still get emotional when I see those boosters land. I can't begin to imagine how the engineers at Space X feel. Way to go!

[dennisweifenbach]

For those of us that are older, these vertical landings are remarkable. Something from our dreams of space travel. It's been a long time coming.

[DashPar]

The shot of those side boosters landing side by side looks like it is right out of a future space movie.

[tubularfrog]

That is just amazing. I'm so grateful to be living in the 21st Century, in this age of private space exploration. It's a good time to be alive.

[bogywankenobi]

I remember the Mercury, Gemini, and Apollo projects. I've never seen enthusiasm like Apollo had until this. But even more astounding is the fact that this is being pulled off by kids. It used to be Gene Kranz and Walter Cronkite. But now - From flight control to the announcers . . . All a bunch of kids!

Good Job guys.