SpaceX, NASA launch US astronauts into space

1. fake x

2. Thanks for posting. I got the opporunity to see a rocket launch in 2018. Memorable experience. I uploaded a pretty cool video of the trip to my page.

3. Man's greatest accomplishment diversion. No wonder cities are ablaze. Two different types of fire right? Wrong! They both burn with out selective bias, every thing goes up in flames, keep looking the other way one day it'll be on your door step. What then? Reply in kind.

4. USA 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

5. Better than watching the protests

6. 😭with a mouse on board🐭🚀
   https://twitter.com/BeachMilk/status/1267018581633495040?s=20

7. Mouse on Rocket, look🐭🚀😂
   https://twitter.com/BeachMilk/status/1267018581633495040?s=20

8. Our government spends billions on something that doesn't benefits anyone… Meanwhile America is falling apart 🙄

9. I was there and I cried too Gio! Emotional indeed

10. This endeavour is non negotiable for the existence of the human species. If we dont get off planet earth soon human civilisation is doomed. Well done to these guys for their part in taking us to the next frontier for the benefit of us all. They are heroes.

11. History in the making….Great day to celebrate our country and the good things we can do

12. they are going to land on jupiter

13. Молодці

14. Her: Come over
    Me: Can't, in self isolation
    Her: My parents aren't home
    Me:

15. Dont apologise for getting emotional. That was a really human part of this segment, and a natural reaction to a an awesome event. 2:05

16. Uhm.. This is very cool! However they are not in Space they are in Low Earth Orbit.

17. SSS0YDFGH2

18. When leaving earth is not actually dying but a tour to space or a neighboring planet,
    And coming back to earth not reincarnation… Wow!

    Whasup, where are you, dude

    O, I just left earth for Mars today, I'll be right back in six months,

    Okay, see you then, bye 👋

19. A'ight imma head out: ET level

20. God bless America

21. Why is there never video inside the cockpit going out to space, you'd think @nasa would have this already to show up space from a astronauts pov

22. Watch Dr. Steven Greer,
    Stop this old wasteful, polluting technology

23. Donate to nasa

24. Instead of leaving earth why don't they spent on making earth better place to live

25. THAT WAS BEAUTIFUL

26. I should’ve been in that. I’m tired of these people on this planet.

27. あれに人が乗ってるんだね。

28. Watching from where ever the hell I am I found a power for sticking out of the ground and this Devi’s that allows me to speak to other humans

29. The sad irony is we live in terrarium. Every terrarium, at some point becomes too dirty to sustain life. It's time to go people.

30. Now, that what I call be quarantined! More pollution in space. Too sad.

31. I can't believe I missed the launch today man! But fingers crossed if it makes the Station

32. Ukrainian press about SpaceX & NASA launch: http://royaldesign.ua/ru/storichniy-polt-kosmchniy-korabel-lona-maska-spacex-vdpravivsya-na-mks.bXn3t/

33. Some says "who would be leaving earth instead live on mars" well the corona virus is just the start of a more reasons to ditch earth

34. Space force

35. Fake and gay. You idiots.

36. Is this the reusable rocket they we're testing?

37. Great stuff. Shame the producer only remembered to add in the awesome rocket motor sound some 25 secs after take-off. Unprofessional.

38. Way to waste money while America burns…

39. Prayers to the two men aboard for a safe journey

40. To all those goons who says godspeed….how u know godspeed???

41. Awesome! God bless America!

42. congratulation

43. If we have the technology to bring ET back home 50 years ago👽.
    Why the hell are we still using this rocket??

44. Whatever you may think of him Elon Musk belongs up there with Einstein, Alexander Graham Bell, Isaac Newton , Nikolai Tesla and a host of other scientists and invesntors who have changed our world.

45. We’re going to Mars your fucks!!

46. This is cool but when the space shuttle went up it made some clouds

47. Usausa

48. I was fortunate enough to be able to witness Falcon Heavy's maiden launch. And I can tell you It is an extremely emotional experience. To watch firsthand, humanity take another giant leap for mankind. And to think about just how far we've came and the endless possibilities we can/will still accomplish. 134 years ago we figured out how to move ourselves practically by controlled explosions and mechanical means. And somewhere during the 1960's (or shortly thereafter lol) We lifted ourselves off of humanities Alcatraz. aka our rock, Third one from the Sun. Just think where we'll be in 100 years from today. Provided we dont kill ourselves or experience a planetary wide disaster and get set back beyond recovery. Much love my space fairing brothers and sisters. If the wheels fall off we'll just fly…!

49. Go, Musk!

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