Dope Tech Episode 2

<<@Nebukadnezar2036 says : sounds like the system used for "Terminators skyned">> <<@vincs95 says : 18:21 Proud to be Italian>> <<@GastónDelicio says : WOW!>> <<@Cosmitaur says : Nice>> <<@abcjelly says : 18:34 that cam🎥 is impressive👌. Cam📸 can focus🔍 on an object that's so far away from space🌌 w/ its crisp reso 23:25-24:02 simply😍 amazing!👌>> <<@HelloNurse81 says : I just found out that Elon Musk sent a dog to outter space without any intention of bringing her back. She was a stray that thought she found her forever home. Fortunately or unfortunately...I don't know how to look at it.... her heart gave out before Oxygen did. How is this not animal abuse?? I loved the space program and enjoyed watching rockets go up but I'm so mad right now!! #fuspacex I'll never watch another launch or purchase his damn internet!! He's a disgusting human!!>> <<@RoryShieldss says : Why does it take sooooo long to jettison the fairings on this launch?>> <<@tannercayenne says : I believe this is the finest launch footage ever recorded. Unprecedented HD color video of stage separation, boostback and fairing separation. Outstanding videography!>> <<@cobrazax says : 18:39 u can see the first stage FROM the second stage!>> <<@Eternity__- says : incredible camerawork 17:28>> <<@omarsidd2 says : Amazing as always...amazing that this has become routine. Great job SpaceX!>> <<@willierants5880 says : Love these views. I would really like to encourage and suggest SpaceX create individual dedicated videos of each camera view. Some of these would be so great to see uninterrupted. Well done!>> <<@mojomiah8 says : Phenomenal views. 👍.>> <<@moshe4yeshua says : Honestly, I never get tired of seeing the booster rocket land, whether by land or sea. Koodos to you, SpaceX!>> <<@fukhue8226 says : Watching the booster landing and the entry speed never gets old. SpaceX is the last phase of Chemical Rocket technology. They are reaching chamber pressures and temperatures that are near the physical limits of the Materials, Fuels and Technology. The next step is coming from the world of physics and Dark Project technology. You can keep a secret for a long time, but not forever. Physicists are getting closer to understanding Gravity and Mass. Even if Dark Project technology from our past isn't released soon new technology will catch up or pass anything known by the Government and we are very close now. I'm sure Computer Geeks somewhere are playing with their own version of Looking Glass and someone (successful or not) is experimenting with Time Travel. With the help from A.I. soon there will be several breakthroughs in Materials and Technology. You can see it happening already with 3D printing and Robots that are getting better every day. A.I. is learning faster than Humans and has already surpassed us in many ways. A.I controls all of the Banking, Money Transfers and Stock Trades "in the World!" Humans are way too slow to make Stock Picks so a Computer does it for us now. It is good to see Elon take Rocket Technology to its max. After Starship has run its course several years from now It will have allowed us to launch to orbit the materials needed not just for a Space Station but for a Space Port! Floating high above the Earth will be a building (skyscraper size) used to build "our version" of a USS Enterprise. A Spaceship "not" powered by chemical rockets and "not" limited to our solar system. If we are ever going to travel to the stars it won't be from the surface of the Earth. The starting point and ending point for an Interplanetary or Interstellar mission will be in space. The SpaceX Starship will provide the most critical tool needed for these missions.>> <<@lostmoon77 says : seeing that second stage makes its way out was unreal>> <<@TheMemePhilosopher says : *Ok this episode belongs totally to the cameramen!*>> <<@coleevans8994 says : 17:53>> <<@parent5x says : That flip blew my mind. 🔥>> <<@TheBestOfSweden says : CRAZY camera views.>> <<@IngridKen says : this space tunes are jammin>> <<@rahinabanu7308 says : Anyone here after Ahana Krishna's video?😍>> <<@notwhatgoodgirlzdo says : Is this the one that's doomed to hit the moon?>> <<@wmhelgast says : This is the best launch ever up to now.>> <<@AlfianErliansyah says : 18:26 Love the shot, incredible 23:46 beautiful landing>> <<@Mirko_G. says : In bocca al lupo!! Grazie spacex>> <<@x3cut0ra says : No one: SpaceX camera crew: lets shoot this in the most cinematic way possible and by making multimillion Hollywood CGI effects look like sh*t.>> <<@raynerfpv2471 says : The ground camera footage was insaaane!>> <<@QED_ says : 23:45 Yay (!)>> <<@adalbertogomesmacedofilho2919 says : 47:59 how to get from Florida to Antarctica in 32 minutes>> <<@adalbertogomesmacedofilho2919 says : 17:56 amazing shooting angle>> <<@TutuBhau says : Go Falcon Go Cosmo.. The way the lady delivers those words!! Can be a great set in some EDM music..>> <<@josefocassua7488 says : One off the best launch ever>> <<@chrisjohnston4445 says : Okay, THAT was the most beautiful launch & landing yet!>> <<@Aa-ron01 says : Unreal capture this time around.>> <<@cashblack3396 says : What happens to stage 2?>> <<@chronick6142 says : I wish they had a ground camera to follow the 1st stage all the way to landing. I watched it with binoculars.>> <<@chronick6142 says : Launches just after sunset are always awesome! It is dark on the ground but the rocket is in the sunlight. Then add the polar orbit southward launch, it makes it visible from land. Normally it goes eastward and you can't see the separation.>> <<@ЯковБушуев-о4ж says : Невероятно красивая миссия>> <<@saltynarwhal says : The camera work for this launch was insane! What a time to be alive!>> <<@spearhead30 says : And that was much better! But I caught the time call edit. And, the IR camera shot was Wizard! Finally, if you pull it off, you will end the un-holy alliance of BO & ULA. This leads to the demise of ULA.>> <<@emmanuelgarcia2870 says : 👍>> <<@bonleonardo says : Splendide riprese grazie!!!>> <<@Kineticartist says : Incredible ride well done spacex teams well done indeed>> <<@exospaceman8209 says : I saw it from Miami the launch was spectacular>> <<@Comraddm says : 1:09:07 look at this giant leap of altitude on more than 230km! What happened there?>> <<@rrntrains says : what happens to the second stage after payload separation? is it deorbited?>> <<@C40V15 says : The only way @spacex could improve its videos would be by broadcasting at 60fps. Or, watching it with my own eyes.>> <<@jihan4073 says : 18:00😁>> <<@jihan4073 says : يشبه صاروخ Sutron 5 Apollo 11 😁 تمامآ واو>>