Watch SpaceX Launch CRS-30 for NASA!

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Published 2024-03-21
Dragon CRS-2 SpX-30 (CRS-30) is a Commercial Resupply Service mission that will be heading to the International Space Station (ISS) to deliver cargo. SpaceX was awarded this mission by NASA back in 2016 and will launch it on its Falcon 9 Block 5 rocket using a Cargo Dragon 2 – C209-4. The rocket will lift off from Space Launch Complex 40 (SLC-40), at the Cape Canaveral Space Force Station in Florida.

Read more about it with our Prelaunch Preview - everydayastronaut.com/dragon-crs-2-spx-30-falcon-9…

00:00 - Intro
03:25 - Prelaunch Preview
15:30 - Q&A
29:50 - Go For Launch!
30:45 - Liftoff!
33:10 - Stage Separation
38:00 - Landing
39:25 - SECO
42:30 - Dragon Deploy
45:00 - Q&A

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All Comments (21)
  • @Darker_Waters
    Seeing falcon boosters land never gets old. The insane precise way they do it is just amazing. It's all math, but still.
  • @twodogsandtheirfamily
    This is so routine that it's almost boring to watch now. Still amazing to watch the landings though.
  • @Steve-Cross
    This never gets tired. I used to have a drone that did return to HOME automatically. It always amazed me how it managed to find the landing mat perfectly.
  • @Kuhlmann81
    I love how it became normal. Hope the same for Starship Boosters or even Mars' atmosphere entry
  • @inqwit1
    Another clean launch to space, leaves one with the confidence Spacex will get Starship right. Imagine when Starship becomes routine and starts earth to earth flights. Brilliant.
  • @JaapvanderVelde
    I suppose this will inevitably change one day, but I continue to be more and more impressed with SpaceX's record of flawless launches and almost flawless recoveries. The volume is impressive, the technological advances are impressive, but consistently succeeding to get payloads to where they need to go is just beyond impressive.
  • @texmexbbq7085
    These launches ... even routine ...are always spectacular.
  • @Jivolt
    39:06 Looks like he’s along for the ride. Wheeeeeee!!!!
  • @dvjkwaukesha7616
    Hey Tim just received my falcon 9 rocket what an awesome model. Thanks for all you do
  • @williamhoward4384
    Notice on Boost-back flights, they use the blast from Stage II to help with the flip manouver - pushing on the top of the booster to help tip it to entry burn attitude.
  • @FatJesusLive
    Amazing stream, Tim. No one should strike your video ever. You are a national monument to our country, and you represent all of us.
  • @donjones4719
    An excellent shot of the landing - because the view on the left was continuous, there was no cut to a different angle.
  • @crazytechguy5735
    Me : F9, go call your dad. F9 : My previous dad just RUD, and my new one is undergoing upgrades.
  • @ESowder24
    Was odd that you were like 40sec or so behind NSF stream I was also watching at same time but glad I watched they missed showing the landing somehow