Starship SN15 Test Flight & Landing
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- Опубліковано 13 чер 2024
- After five attempts at a soft-touchdown, SpaceX successfully lands the upgraded Starship SN15 safely on the landing pad six minutes after liftoff. Starship SN16 is fully stacked in the High Bay and next in line to fly.
Video from Mary (@BocaChicaGal), Jack Beyer (@TheJackBeyer), and the NSF Robotic Camera Team. Edited by Jack Beyer (@TheJackBeyer)
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0:00 - Dangercam Pre-launch
0:31 - View From Isla Blanca Park
0:42 - Mary’s View
0:54 - Beachbot’s View
1:10 - Liftoff from Dangercam
1:44 - Liftoff from Beachbot
2:27 - Liftoff and Landing from Mary’s Camera
3:40 - Small Post-Landing Fire
4:48 - Liftoff and Landing from Isla Blanca Park
6:12 - Landing from Dangercam and Beachbot
8:06 - Liftoff and Landing from Marscam
9:17 - Liftoff and Landing from BCVbot
11:36 - Alternate Angle from Mary - Наука та технологія
![Starship SN10 [4k, Clean Audio & Slow Mo Supercut]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/2CpXxu9W0U8/mqdefault.jpg)
The amount of joy that came over every single space geek once starship landed (and didn’t explode) was immense!
*especially* later.
I bet, someone had waited for next few hours, chewing nails and _"cmooon, cmooon, explode! you must! do explode! i made bet all my muneh!"_
@Jordann don’t know what buckling your seeing that thing landed straight, unless your referring to sn10 this one nailed it as well is it could asides from not being in the centre
@Jordann SN 17 will land dead center on the pad, no fire.
Count me in 😊
I just hear laughter from Half Life 2 every time.
Thank you so much to all the people at NSF who give us live coverage and looks into the future!
You just made me realize that whenever they say NSF in the streams, it's NASASpaceflight. Not the National Science Foundation. Lol.
@@CPS747-8 😂😂epic
@@CPS747-8 I thought the same at first lol
@@CPS747-8 NSF from METAL GEAR SOLID PEACE WALKER
Now just waiting for his solution to get rid of those ugly long chopstick flames coming out of the bottom during landing. That will be something else for sure
We're one step closer to a base on Mars, folks! Just a few years ago, this SpaceX Starbase Boca Chica was just a tent near the beach. Go back to the first vids in this channel with Mary filming Hopper and see where they are now. And it's only going to get even more exciting!
0:00 - Dangercam Pre-launch
0:31 - View From Isla Blanca Park
0:42 - Mary’s View
0:54 - Beachbot’s View
1:10 - Liftoff from Dangercam
1:44 - Liftoff from Beachbot
2:27 - Liftoff and Landing from Mary’s Camera
3:40 - Small Post-Landing Fire
4:48 - Liftoff and Landing from Isla Blanca Park
6:12 - Landing from Dangercam and Beachbot
8:06 - Liftoff and Landing from Marscam
9:17 - Liftoff and Landing from BCVbot
11:36 - Alternate Angle from Mary
Years of iterative development and multiple failures have led to this moment right here! That's how you innovate, great job SpaceX!
There's a missing 'L' on the Landing word at 6:24
@@manasses6647 That's because of how MASSIVE the W was
Thank you NSF team!
@@manasses6647 Got it and edited, thanks! :)
6:24 looks unreal.
I know everyone wanted a sunny day but Starship just appearing from the clouds has a certain look to it aswell.
weah but the flip its 10x better, at least it wasn't like sn11
It looks like its raining Starships XD
If the clouds were high enough that we could see the flip I'd agree with you
@@sebastiansaez4927 With clouds but without the fog, SN11 would have looked crazy. Clouds turning orange and metal scrap come raining down out of them.
Yes!!
Can we just appreciate that Mary had to resist the urge to shout and cheer so that we could get clean audio
Very good, but I wish she would use a portrait view, and the other camera people too, We would get a much better perspective with a portrait view, after all the rocket is tall and skinny, so we need a tall and skinny view. I don’t know why people can’t figure this out, I’m not a photographer, it seems simple.
@@steveperreira5850
1. They would need a lot of new tripods that are designed for portrait mode.
2. try uploading a portrait video to yt and look how it's handled.
2.5: most people look at these videos from PC/Notebook not from their phone.
1-2 pictures might be nice but for videos it wouldn't worth it. Usually they simply track it but due to the clouds that was not an option this time.
I was thinking the same thing!
@@Gabeee You wouldn't really need a tripod designed for portrait mode
@@joshz6975 I looked into it and I saw that there are thingys that turn it sideways :D still, I don't think it would be optimal in any way
It’s absolutely amazing that they did it. Mars here we come!
Building the rocket, making it fly, making it land, is NOTHING compared to the challenges of making the trip to Mars survivable for humans. NOTHING !
@@clausmadsen6754 but that doesn't mean that it is not an important step, but I agree the worst is yet to come
@@j.h.pretorius4180 true ... I marvel at each step as well
@@clausmadsen6754 Just curious, which part will be so hard? Assuming air and temperature are dealt with (already solved for iss), the inhabitants would mostly face similar challenges to those encountered during the old sea-faring days. That mostly leaves deep space radiation and micro-meteoroids, to which the solution is fairly straightforward; just add protective mass. The only novelty would be orbital refueling, though that would likely be similar to docking manouvres.
surving on mars for years upon years, in a desolate and hostile environment with large communication delays to earth, while keeping morale high does sound like one hell of a problem to tackle though.
*edited micro-meteoroids
Going to Mars in an manned mission is at least 20 years away...
Years of iterative development and multiple failures have led to this moment right here! That's how you innovate, great job SpaceX!
@@SikerScrapyard True and only 9 months since the first flight of a Starship (SN5)!
You've gotta be taken aback by that. SpaceX are pushing forward at a rate never seen before in the history of space flight. Not even in the Apollo days.
@@emilromano fells like years since sn5, imagine a year from now ...
@@emilromano And they're already working on even further upgrades.
@@wachox Yeah, I can't imagine the excitement we'll feel when they'll land both Super Heavy and an orbital Starship!
Love how you can hear cheering at 3:48 this was an amazing thing to see honestly. Congrats to SpaceX and thanks NSF for all the coverage
I checked 2 min before launch and you guys had around 200k watching your stream, way more than everyday astronaut who has many more susbcribed and more than double than the spacex stream. I felt so proud to see your work pay off like that. Thanks for your incredible work guys
I remember my mom making me get out of bed to watch Neil Armstrong’s first steps on the moon. I was 8. She said, “One day, you’re going to want to tell your kids about this”. SN15’s successful post-flight landing without exploding ranks up there with my experience watching Neil Armstrong. Absolutely, incredibly amazing experience watching history being made yet again. Thanks to the NASA Spaceflight team for your incredible coverage.
Congrats SpaceX on this huge achievement. Thanks you all at NSF for everything you do 👏👏
I was 10 years old when I watched the moon landing with my father. He would have been so happy to watch yesterday's successful landing.
No because landing on earth is 1000 easier then landing on the moon and coming back alive!
my grandpa said it was fake that we could not go to the Moon , I remember that to this day
I was 19 and that is not going to be achieve again anytime soon ;)
@@BigDsGaming2022 Your grandpa will not believe that NASA has landed on Mars and that is not easier! ;) or that a modern cpu has billions of transistors! and 8 cores!
@@joannewilson6577 man just shut up, like u would do it better
I watched it live yesterday, I was overcome with joy as i watched it land. Congrats SpaceX You guys are amazing at what you do.
I was working and happened to have my iPhone on, I was doing construction and I walked by my iPhone which was on a windowsill and I saw and heard the rocket narrative. I stopped for two minutes to watch the landing, just in time, it was memorable, indeed!
We are so lucky to be able to witness this stuff as it's happening like this. And to have SpaceX not have everything behind closed doors. Thank you so much to the NSF team for all this amazing coverage and taking us on this ride as we watch history being made. I loved hearing all the people cheering on the beach cam after it landed.
This is history folks, history! Our children/grandchildren will learn about this in class in the future!
No, this is a footnote in history. Real history will be made when the full Super Heavy + Starship launches and lands.
I felt a great disturbance of the Force, as if millions of nerds cried out in joy
Nah, I learned about the assembly of the ISS until a couple of years ago. They don't teach this kind of things at school.
@@yamilcoloma6677 Yepp.
@@yamilcoloma6677 History books will likely only write about the first starship to land on Mars, then the first humans.
Yesterday was a monumental day in the spaceflight industry. Absolutely amazing SpaceX!
Still loss for words after watching SN15 nail the landing. What a moment for humanity.. Thank you Mary and NSF. We appreciate you.. What SpaceX achieved today is mind boggling tbh. Everyone at SpaceX, absolute heroes.
It was a great night for us following in the UK 🇬🇧 it was about 25 past 11 at night for us after tuning in at 2pm in the afternoon ! But we'll worth the wait ! Cheers Mike. 👍🍺
This was really the pinnacle of the engineering behind the starship prototypes so far... And when I think this is just the beginning, I just get excited about the months and years to come!
Thanks for all the camera angles. Such a historic event! Can't wait to see what they will do in the future.
Even though I had nothing to do with it, I still feel the sense of pride and accomplishment for them.
What a flight! WOOP!
huh, *that was the coolest thing I've ever seen live*
I can not tell you all How much your channel and everyone on the Space flight team has meant to me. Since my Area went into its first lockdown NASASpaceflight has been there. You have all been not only educational but entertaining and just awesome. Thank you all for your hard work and all the dedication you have lavished on the channel and on us the fans.
At 6:25 when Starship pierces the clouds, engines roaring, and nailing the landing, damn!
Seriously guys, couldn't thank you enough for all the hard work that you all put in to get us all this footage and more, the launch of SN15 was EPICCCCC, spaceX is on a roll
Wow, it's cool to watch it again from all these different angles. Such a nice smooth landing too. Congratulations to SpaceX and all people involved for this amazing success! You guys are awesome!
For anyone old enough, remember watching old TV shows when we would see rockets like this, filmed using camera tricks and models, and how you would be frozen in amazement, with staring eyes. Well, it just freaking happened, in real life, right before our eyes!!!! This is a fantastic achievement and just shows those dreams we dared to have, the hopes we clung to, can actually be real. If anyone thought it was nerdy - it isn't anymore!!!
Thanks for putting the whole flight there at the end with Mary’s alternate view. Those raptors sound great. That was very cool to watch.
This has been a childhood wish for me. Reuseable human transporters to outer space. A dream finally coming true. Congrats Team Space X.
I will say it. This was well worth the wait. Seeing this thing lowering itself out of the sky and touching down safely is one of the most spectacular things I have ever seen. Congrats to the team at SpaceX! You did it!
So immensely happy that it landed. Now I cannot wait to see Starship on top of the booster - that is going to be an iconic space event.
I love the crowds in the background cheering.. woooooooo! addon edit: Thank you @nasaspaceflight for all the coverage that you give us!
I liked the difference in position between lift-off and landing shown on Mary's camera. It gives some idea of the distance between the two relative to the viewing angle.
The quality coverage you folks are putting out is amazing. The angles, the time lapse edits, the sound recordings... I just love it. Thank you!
16:53 Such a relieving moment when the dust clears and you see Starship standing intact on the landing pad
That was some crazy gimbal work on landing! What a great achievement for the SpaceX team and history of space exploration!
HOLY F, the entire 'Alternative Angle from Mary' segment is something I'll keep forever.
Did I watch the test live yesterday, staying up until 2 in the morning? Yes. Did I just watch a 19-minute recap of what I watched until 2 am? Oh yes! AD ASTRAAA
Same
History in the making. Breathtaking. Thank you so much NASASpaceflight. Your coverage was phenomenal! From Scotland 🏴 🚀
I assume spacex' cameras also store their footage locally. Since the downlink was garbage, we couldn't see much, but I'd love to see the landing maneuver from the flapcam (tm), hopefully, they publish some of that
6:25 incredible shot when SN15 comes out of the clouds!
A big thank you, NSF. In the far future, we'll all remember what you did to show Humanity what was history in the making. You deserve tons of likes.
That last video from Mary looks so surreal. Just imagine seeing those regularly multiple times a day potentially all around the world.
Thanks to the whole team for sharing their views of this historic event! Much appreciated!
Bad weather. Not a lot of footage that we would love to have.
NSF: No Problem. Here's cool video of all the possible shots of liftoff and landing.
Love you, NSF.
Beautiful footage of history unfolding in front of us. Bravo!
Watching the livestream, you can just tell it was good, it was by far the most graceful, smoothest decent to the landing pad. My reaction to the last few feet was "wow it is going slow".
OMG... I can watch this over and over again :) I feel like a kid.
I just love it how the gimbals split directions and you see the two flares stabilizing the ship just as it gets reedy to land.
Thanks NSF for the coverage. I love the landing shot from the Beachbot.
Thank you NSF and especially Mary and Jack on the ground in south Texas. Over in Germany, many watched the whole stream with excitement!
That flip and landing was so smooth. Besides the fire, I'm not sure it could have gone much better. I'd ride in it.
Thank you! I like how it goes quiet at 16:05, when Starship begins to fall.
Huge thank you to NSF and Mary for this amazing footage!
Gorgeous! You're an absolute Blessing to the Space Community NSF! Keep it up
This was really amazing sn8,9,10,11 will be proud of you sn15👍
That Raptor sound from liftoff through MECO is just insane! As if the skies are teared apart!
I live a few miles from the impact area of an artillery range of a US army base and hear their thump-thump at random times. I have profound respect for our military so don't begrudge them their training in the slightest.
I'd be jumping and giggling every time I heard a launch like this, even if it woke me up in the night, like the artillery does on occasion. I was born on the anniversary of the Apollo 11 landing and am so proud to see that after all this time we're going back. I don't do Super Bowl parties, but that'll change (in a way) once we start the major milestones for return to the moon and the trip to Mars. This was a big one!
The Danger Cam sequence and Mary's alternate view from 11:45 are my favorites here. This whole program we're watching is so amazing and exciting. Getting this vehicle to orbit and back in one piece, reliably, flight after flight will be such a huge achievement and open the way for things we can't imagine yet (in addition to the things we are imagining). After watching the flight yesterday, huddled next to my router, I realized it was 60 years to the day that I stood in front of my parents little Emerson TV and watched Al Shepard launch. My excitement with this adventure hasn't been this crazy strong since the lead up to the Moon landings. Great job to NASASpaceflight for the overall balanced coverage of the action.
This will never get old, wish l was younger to see what they can really do. 👍🏼
They are far far away of what the NASA did alone 50 years ago! not even close!
I'm watching history been made. Thank you NSF.
No matter how many times I see her launch and land, it is Breathtaking!!
That landing from the Dangercam Pov is 🔥🔥
I thought so as well - almost unreal, like watching a sci-fi movie!!!
This is one of those moments where I will always remember where I will always remember where I was when it happened live. I was watching on my cell phone in the middle of a car wash lol. The awe I felt was a close second to watching Falcon Heavy's two boosters land synchronously for the first time. It's exceptionally exciting to think about all the milestones we still have ahead of us: Getting to orbit on a massive booster, landing said booster, orbital refueling, surviving re-entry, and landing on other heavenly bodies are all things that still pose tough engineering challenges. As impressive as this landing was, Starship is still in its most infantile stages of development.
The engines throttling upon the landing is mesmerizing
That was an amazing landing. Compared to the earlier ones, the landing approach looked to be a little slower and much more under control.
Maybe it was just the clouds distorting the view but it looked like they did the flip higher up so they had more time to get straightened up and slowed down before landing. But yeah it looked way better than the other tests. To think this one landed so well and yet they _already_ have an even more upgraded version in the works.
It’s just awesome to watch these videos! The success SpaceX has seen through its hard work and rapid prototype iterations is well deserved 👍 Thanks NSF for bringing such an amazing team of photographers, commentators and geekonauts to be our eyes and ears on the ground 🤘🚀
_THANK YOU. THIS THE BEST COMPILATION ON THE INTERNET. 100% PERFECTION ON THE EDIT. THANKS_ ♥️🤍♥️🤍
Never gets boring, well done spacex.
The huge rocket landed neatly and precisely, like a ballerina.
An 85 ton ballerina. On points.
It's cool that we can hear the moments each of the 3 raptors ignite. Never noticed that on SFs.
Playback dangercam liftoff at 0.25 speed to see each individual raptor ignition! Awesome stuff!
Absolutely incredible! Thank you everyone at NSF for the constant coverage and awesome daily uploads! You rock!
This launch and landing is near perfect from almost every angle. All legs seemed to have locked in place, no strange abnormalities with the engines, looks like a nice smooth touchdown, the only thing was that little fire after landing but that is to be expected.
Thank you all for staying out in the Texas heat to deliver these outstanding camera angles!
It seemed to me that the legs have been updated so they no longer flip down from upside down stored position but instead are fixed in right orientation from beginning and now just extend downwards - solving the flip and lock issue they had with force of engines and drag etc.
5th try,
5th day,
5th month...
Awesome SpaceX,
Awesome Starship!
Das: Can we get a 5x5
Sn15: 5x5x5
Thank you soo much for this, me and the Wife watched your broadcast for 10 hours, loved every minute of it! Keep it up :D
PS, Shout out to Chris B our local York legend :D
Great editing job made this a lovely video to watch. Thank You NSF Team.
Love how you can hear the three distinct raptor start-ups in the audio. A beautiful sound :)
Thanks, Mary, Jack and the whole NSF team. Brilliant coverage!!!
I watched the stream all day and am so very happy the lunch and landing was successful. Great job to all the commentary and the whole production at NSF.
These are awesome. Thank you for providing such excellent views every single time.
Thank you for all the hard work and for taking the time to compile all of these great shots!
What a show that was. Thank you for all your work to bring us these amazing videos.
Such great camera angles. Well done guys! Thank you!
Well done SN15 knew you'd do it. Can't wait for my "Landing Club" T shirt and mug to be delivered. Thanks again NASASpaceflight for the excellent coverage as is the norm.
Isn't it just super great, especially when viewed through NASASpaceflight's lens 🙏 EDIT: I just love the alternate angle from Mary
I can't get enough from replaying this 🤩
Brilliant compilation. Well done and thank you to you all!
This was excellent!!! Thanks for all the videos and live stream!!!
Wow! They got the top down cant wait for sn 16!
Primo record set! Excellent work! Kudos to all! Thank you!
Great coverage with all your cameras! A truly historic moment!
OMG! That landing was so awesome!! Hard to sleep after that!!
Great assortment of cameras for a historic event! Thank you NASASpaceFlight!
It was a pleasure to watch the stream and I appreciate the whole team for making this edit and that stream possible.
Thanks Mary, Jack and bots 🥰
Fantastic. Thanks and well done guys. This video compilation is superb. 👍👍👍👍👍
I have no words
Amazing job SpaceX
I liked Mary's cam as you can see and hear it go up and come down in same scene.
They’ve bloody done it!
Alternate angle from Marys, that landing cam is freaking amazing!