FALCON HEAVY LAUNCH HIGHLIGHTS + BOOSTER FAIL + REACTION @Astrobiscuit

Astrobiscuit | FALCON HEAVY LAUNCH HIGHLIGHTS + BOOSTER FAIL + REACTION @Astrobiscuit | Uploaded February 2018 | Updated October 2024, 5 minutes ago.
Astrobiscuit and Ricktenstien commentate live on the historic test flight of SpaceX's Falcon Heavy Rocket. We also find out what happened to the middle booster rocket although we haven't yet seen any footage of the crash.

I was personally amazed at the number of satellites you could see passing underneath starman as he orbited the earth. Its incredible that there hasn't yet been some kind of satellite Armageddon where one satellite breaks up and its debris smashes into other satellites causing a chain reaction... I imagine the view from space with all these satellites flying around isn't as mind blowing as it would have been for the first Russian and America astronauts who looked down on Earth from space 50 years ago.

Also worth commenting on how fake the starman looks travelling round the earth. According to Elon Musk the lack of air makes videos shot in space look unnaturally sharp... I bet the flat earth society are going to have a field day!

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