[[[HEADPHONES ON]]] Crank the volume on this incredible audio from the launch pad and various locations for the most powerful rocket to ever fly, Starship’s first integrated flight test with the Super Heavy booster. 4K slow motion captured on ZCam’s and BlackMagic 12K Ursa and G2 4.6K.
SpaceX finally launched the largest and most powerful rocket ever on April 20th, 2023 from Starbase, TX. Although the flight ended with an explosion due to the flight termination system being activated, the test was largely considered a success. Well, except for the damage to the launch pad…
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Slow-mo tracking shot on a BlackMagic Ursa 12K at 2000mm
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00:00 – Waves and Starship
00:38 – Waves [Slo Mo]
01:45 – Pad Camera
02:27 – Pad [Slo Mo]
03:40 – Isla Blanca Wide
04:30 – Over Tim’s Shoulder
06:05 – Outpost Medium
06:47 – Hand Track [Slo Mo]
07:30 – 8K Tracker [Full Uncut]
12:15 – 8K Tracker [Slo Mo Highlights]
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Best video I've seen of the launch
Can we try to get Elon to use starship to bring Hubble home once decommissioned?
It needs to be in a museum not terminated.
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This slowmo is really annoying, next time do a version of all those different views without slowmo 🙂
Incredible! I wonder how much did Space X spent for this test. How many engines were used? 33?
Hi Tim… Thnx for this great video. From around 7:40 min to 7:55 min in your video there is a huge plume of black smoke which seems to be being emitted from somewhere around the bottom of Starship, just above the join with the booster. What could have caused this black plume? To date nobody has commented about this….
What a wonderful example of how much stupidity will be ignored just because someone has money. This was a disaster predicted from the beginning but all the teen fanboys were more than willing to risk OUR state for YOUR super hero ambitions. Musk needs to clean up the mess, put everything back the way it was and get out, never to come back.
Tim, I know how I feel about this, but I also don't plan to strap myself in to one of these things in the next year or so. How are you feeling about Starship knowing that you'll be inside one in the not too distant future?
Hooray for all the environmental damage in an environmentally sensitive area! Wooooooooooooooooooooooo!
“Do not climb on the base of the statue” haha
A resonating success.
we went supersonic, made it a few miles into space and got loads of flight data 💯
I love how at 3:50, you can clearly see a sign that says "Please don't climb on the base of the statue" but those 18 people are like "IDGAF, this is Starship" lols
0:42 Jeez, if they didn’t put the word “replay” in the corner we might have thought there were two identical launches, because we’re stupid, or someone seems to think.
Is it just me, or were the noises of the flight termination system perfectly in line with the visuals of the final breakup of the rocket?
Great footage. Surprised it’s better than Space X footage. Actually…I’m not. Keep drinking the Musk Kool Aid, see you on the moon. Or…somewhere over the US. Like, all over the US. 😂
I've never seen someone so excited to have potentially the most expensive funeral in history.
and you trust you life to this rocket going to the moon with no abort system lol good luck
Amazing 😮
Mission was a failure the second it launched. lol
As you might know from other YouTube posts, digital cameras don't yet have the dynamic range that film cameras have. So those cool shots of the Saturn V and Space Shuttle engine exhaust get washed out in all the SpaceX and recent NASA shots. Also, digital camers have these strange distortions due to the sweeping nature of the shutter. On the other hand, digital photography's resolution is as good as or is even better than the best film, and digital is getting better. Finally, the tracking technology (moving the camers and the lenses) used in high end digital cameras really makes the long distance shots great. The high sensitivity of digital cameras allows smaller leneses, and smaller lenses are easier to move. I've not heard of these tracking technologies applied to film cameras, but they could be.
so unusual to hear and see rubble flying in all directions at 3:17.
50% engines failed !
I hope Elon will face justice to what he has done to environment in a protected nature reserve. Tim Dodd, I just want you to know, your excuse was absolutely braindead.