@lightlegion_
I’m glad to have met you!
@shasha1873
After all that work, fuel leak is still a problem!
@lightlegion_
You’re offering something unique!
@garykolegraff7088
Simply amazing. I could feel the emotion from the crew as this was an incredible effort from the entire SpaceX team and 100% successful. My hat is off to you. Thanks to Youtube many could see the LIVE launch.
@rangasamyelumalai9706
wow what a great achievement, the starship got in to the space who hooooooo
@ikatsman
Think about it, it was NEVER an objective for Saturn-5 (or for that mater for any other rocket before Space-X) to re-enter in one piece. Thank you SpaceX !
@rivolibioscoop
Nice work, good luck ❤❤❤ SF9
@beckyumphrey2626
She sure giggles alot.
@johnathanlaughton9674
Isn't this the same problem Space X was having with the past flights
@SoldiersNRprayers
Beautiful I say it went well and it's going to be GREAT
@myfalconry76
Like there was a surprise it failed or something
@rocketrider1405
Wow!
@derricksmalls2293
Back to the office E. For the doubters, Hot Pockets are on sale this week.
@vivekchowdhury2443
Gulf of America?? Still gulf of Mexico
@user-Rocket-Fest
NASA had fuel leaks sorted by 1969, best to ask how they did it?? thank me later.
@huyxiun2085
I'm always laughing so hard at the commentators. The SECO moment was great for instance. "Hoooo wow SECO". camera shows the ship tilting AFTER the engine cuts off, which is OBVIOUSLY very, VERY bad "Wow, ho wow, so great, so magnificent, still, huh, still so great moments to come"... dudes. You manage to at the same time to SUCK at pretending to be idiots, WHILE being complete ones! :')
@will300c
gulf of Mexico, DS.
@TYavaJ
Second 🙏
@andrewbinkley3313
😂😂😂😂
@archaio22