@Fletcher-Boy
Tim, I’m 65 years old and rocket launches never get old.
@frjamesbozeman5375
My wife and my son and I got to see this launch in person from Playalinda Beach. Amazing! You could feel the pressure waves from the launch before you heard the roar of the engines. Awesomeness.
@datboidego
I still remember watching those two boosters land simultaneously 6 years ago!! It was the most amazing thing ever, it gave hope
@ianjeffery3762
It never gets old watchig two booaters land side by side!!!
@adak2050
I used to think the sound of the Falcon Heavy was badass, but Starship is just a whole other level...Having the two boosters land together is still crazy cool. My favorite You Tube video of all time is "Falcon Heavy Starman" If you want more people to get jazzed about space, do more videos like that...
@josephtremblay2761
40:26 T-1min 41:26 Liftoff 43:49 Booster separation 49:16 Booster landing
@dkeddi8
There is an amount of child like fascination watching the boosters return and land with such accuracy again and again. Many thanks for your coverage Tim.
@specex
SpaceX is killing it! This last week has been like watching Gattaca...
@jamesengland7461
The boosters returning and landing as a pair is already amazing, but only now have I realized that they're basically flying in formation for an impressive distance- hundreds of kilometers? WOW!
@drak0v
There is just something so special everytime those two boosters land back on earth. It gets me everytime.
@Creed109
Seeing the side booster landing is still the craziest thing I've ever seen UNTIL if SpaceX manage to catch the Superheavy booster with the tower. I can't wait!
@johncooper5870
Love the excitement of the crowd in the stunning footage from the Apollo mission at the end of your stream. Deserves an even bigger parade, shame how little interest modern media show it is amazing achievements.
@okirooju3787
Those 2 boosters flipping around, boosting back and checking in to the landing pads... Just BADASS 🙆🏿♂️🤯 SpaceX are something else man 👏🏿
@___jd
It’s insane how routine this is. Still impressive of course, but I can’t help reminiscing about the early days. Crazy times!
@uzogsi
Some really nice tracking shots of the boosters coming back waaay high. Awesome job.
@UndoingRuin08
It looks like something out of a movie, but this is real life. Great work!! Very impressive.
@tombblades
Watching the boosters land together will never get old!
@naylor2-ch6cb
nice. i waited for a long time to see the launch, i always seem to miss rocket launches but happily i saw this one
@thomasbalmer8810
I've been watching rocket launches since they were first broadcast on TV. This is so impressive; it never fails to thrill.
@trashmail8