That event will be unforgettable for you. Thanks for sharing the experience with us. 🙂👍

I loved the first one and i really look forward to the second. I also think you are criminally undersubscribed

You are very much like me. Mapping viewing sights, plotting line of site through the buildings. Planning making sure everything was going to work. And then being very anxious trying to make sure everything goes according to plan. When the side boosters came down and you can see them through the buildings, I had tears of excitement that your plan worked because I can imagine the stress involved and how happy I would be when everything came together.

Thank you for a very nice diary of your personal experience. I felt like I was there!

I've only watched six minutes of this video and I already love it. Thank you for sharing the experience and wisdom of your planning of the visit.

Thank you so much for the video, it really shows the personal experience you had for the flight. Looking forward to doing it myself one day

Well done and excellent planning! Welcome to America.

Merci encores

Superbe reportage qui témoigne vraiment bien de l'excitation, de l'ambiance... Ca donne envie !!

Being a local here on the Space Coast I have been planning to visit one of these official KSC sites for a launch in the future, very informative. As to the FH launch - I was about 25km south that day on the beach but still had a decent view. Glad you were able to make it over here for such a historic launch. Footage was great and a new viewpoint for me, and your LOS calculations were on point for the landing! My favorite part about growing up in this area is all the launches, nice to see someone who shares the passion. Cheers!

Please keep sharing your experiences and knowledge. I was at the Falcon Heavy launch yet your video makes me tear up remember that event.

Thanks for this account of your awesome trip to see the Falcon Heavy launch. I had the opportunity to see a shuttle launch from all the way down in Stuart, FL, which is about 50 miles (80 kilometers), from the Kennedy Space Center. Even at that distance, it was something I'll remember forever. I can only imagine how cool it was as close as you were.

This man is a true lover, u are so lucky to have this fantastic experience in your life

Oh lovely tuktuk spaceship!

Chapeau!! By far one of the best launch videos!!

I can watch again and again the boosters coming back and landing themselves. This to my small mind is some of the most impressive engineering. Excuse me, I think I'll watch it again! Merci

Thank you for your excellent video. Best one out there. You have a passion that shows. Thanks again!

Nice video. I was also at the Saturn V center that day, camped out on the far side of the restroom building so I could get an audio recording with minimal crowd noise :) P.S.: six M1D engines were used at landing (it was a 1-3-1 landing burn)

That was awesome, thanks so much!

All the cheering was awesome!

ty very clear video

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Great video. So, tell us, how many decibels did you register from your vantage point?

> "The French version of it was released soon after" I just found out that you also have a French channel (kzfaq.info). It might be useful to mention or link to it in the channel's About page.

I’m just glad that the ULA sniper(s) failed that day. You know damn well that they tried.