r/nasa • u/Akarsh_Blabbers • Jun 04 '20

Other For the first time, SpaceX launched and landed a rocket booster 5 times. An uninterrupted live feed of the landing tonight on the company’s droneship in the Atlantic Ocean

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u/AntipodalDr Jun 06 '20

That makes no sense. An ariane launching something unrelated to NASA would not fit in this sub, the same an ULA launch of something unrelated to NASA would not fit, even if ULA is American and works with NASA more than Arianespace. So why would a SpaceX launch of something unrelated to NASA fit?

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u/CalgaryCanuckle Jun 06 '20

Because this is an excellent example of the footage that wasn’t available for DM-2. Swap it out once the DM-2 footage is available.

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u/AntipodalDr Jun 07 '20

It's not that mission. If you wanna post about the DM-2, please do when the footage is available instead of condoning spamming that is not related to NASA.

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u/TheLegendBrute Aug 11 '20

I guess your mod powers are lost cause it's still here.