Excitement is one of the default emotions of Twitter town. Likewise, it never fails to find a reason to channel all its excitement and enthusiasm. Today what has brought on a massive wave of responses from Twitterati is the launch of the Dragon cargo capsule by SpaceX following a 24-hour delay due to unfavorable weather conditions. The moment SpaceX tweeted with the caption “Liftoff”, responses started flowing in. Here is the tweet. The perfect and majestic landing of the first stage in the Atlantic Ocean also painted a perfect picture, bringing in a fresh wave of responses from intrigued users.
Liftoff! pic.twitter.com/IMBdVYhwvf
— SpaceX (@SpaceX) August 29, 2021
Responses On Twitter
Twitter town never shies away from a good dose of excitement. Whether a rocket is launched or whether it is about to come down, responses always go up on Twitter with a good share of hilarious memes. After all, there is never a deal on Twitter that is free of some harmless sarcasm and humor. And today, it seems like SpaceX has taken up every bit of space on Twitter as people are marveling at the visual treat. The Dragon cargo capsule is the 21st rocket launched by SpaceX this year. And it is scheduled to arrive at the International Space Station on Monday at 11:00 am EDT. Now, let us take a look at the flurry of reactions and responses on Twitter that soon launched SpaceX to the trending list.
A visual treat indeed.
https://twitter.com/bobbernier/status/1431890466363019266?s=20
The only response I can muster at this point is “hmm.”
https://twitter.com/ianbaker01/status/1431927118255042562?s=20
Pretty sure you'll see a lot of news reports leading up to the first Super Heavy launch.
— Drew Bell (@Belltower) August 29, 2021
Some interesting ways in which the brain works.
X Factor Differentiation ? pic.twitter.com/msU8Au1p2J
— Capt. Georgz (@Giorgezw) August 29, 2021
Talk about interminable excitement. Or perhaps the quote “Every time feels like the first” fits.
— ?? Dani ↗️ ?? (@DanSMtop) August 29, 2021
People really have bizarre aspirations.
https://twitter.com/joecantdance/status/1431932420962533384?s=20
Congratulations on another successful launch. Watched it from my farm in #Ocala 115 miles north west of Cape Canaveral . #SpaceX pic.twitter.com/ldPOMCAP8C
— Bev Hendry (@bev_hendry) August 29, 2021
Here is some science to add solemnity to the discussion.
I have always noticed, at liftoff, the launch platform SEEMS to move horizontally away from ship once ship clears pad. I always thought this was due to Earth's rotation and was example of Doppler affect and relativity. At that departure moment the earth is rotating away from ship
— bttrr (@RobertL96906547) August 29, 2021
Now here is a human we can all relate to. He sure knows his priorities.
Hey! Knock off the racket! I was trying to sleep over here!
— Thomas Sullivan ❤️ ? (@Turbotommy) August 29, 2021
“Brief yet beautiful.” Sounds like the perfect romance.
Didn’t last very long but still amazing! pic.twitter.com/t0tn7sQ9LF
— L (@mnwildfan29) August 29, 2021
That is how you subtly sum up a major event.
Giant candle go brrrrr pic.twitter.com/XwTdZJ0SZ1
— Dikshya paudel (@dikshyapaudel_) August 29, 2021
Rattling windows are good enough.
Missed it???? but did get the rattling windows. I should have set my alarm clock
— andrine (@andrine48) August 29, 2021
Burn! (At least they are successful at something. Just saying)
SPACEX successfully launched and land Rockets, Blue Origin successfully launched and land lawsuits.
— PV009! (@PriyalP38973191) August 29, 2021
We have waited a long time to see a launch? pic.twitter.com/Hb3xi4ZXxB
— Gaius Julius Caesar (@realGaiusJC) August 29, 2021
