[4K Slow-Mo] Starship IFT-2 Supercut with clean audio and tracking!
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- Опубліковано 18 тра 2024
- [HEADPHONES ON] Enjoy this incredible audio and video from the launch pad and various locations for the most powerful rocket to ever fly, SpaceX's Starship for its second integrated flight test! 4K slow motion captured on ZCam's and BlackMagic 12K Ursa, RED Komodox and G2 4.6K with SIGMA lenses and Meade Telescopes.
SpaceX's second launch of the largest and most powerful rocket ever took place on November 18th, 2023, from Starbase, TX. Both the Super Heavy booster and the Starship upper stage were terminated by automatic flight termination systems prior to mission completion.
That being said, the test was largely considered a success as many new milestones were reached, including a full clean first stage burn, hot-staging, the launch pad's upgrades held up, and second stage was able to mostly complete its burn.
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00:00 - Pad Cam
00:39 - Pad Cam [Slow Mo]
01:50 - Pad Cam Tight
02:05 - Pad Cam Tight [Slow Mo]
02:22 - North Remote
02:49 - North Remote [Slow Mo]
03:16 - Jetty Remote Wide
03:50 - Jetty Remote Tight
04:05 - Jetty Remote Tight [Slow Mo]
04:46 - Planetary Society Cam
05:25 - Tim and MaryLiz BTS
06:17 - Rotor Visual BTS
07:04 - Drone Tracker
08:26 - Nick BTS
09:11 - Nick Tracker
11:51 - Nick Tracker [Slow Mo]
13:02 - Ryan Tracker
14:26 - Ryan Tracker [Slow Mo]
16:56 - John Tracker
20:25 - John Tracker [Slow Mo]
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Wow, that spark that comes flying 1:47
Not sure it's a spark. It seems to spin, might be a bit of pipe or rebar that has been heated white hot in the process of getting thrown out.
Ya that was awesome
@@-slashtIt could be part of the OLM, from the pictures I've seen it looks like there is significant erosion to parts of it .
That was so cool!!!
@@callumcurtis15I guess they’ll figure that out before making multiple starship launches a day.
Who am I kidding, they were lucky to get two attempts at launching this thing this year. Is the launch facility supposed to go through as many iterations as the rocket?
The shockwaves rolling through the clouds in slow motion is so cool!
That is the best part!!
1:50 I like the shower of sparks.
stunning footage, love it😌
Just noticed that when I read this wow so sic
Would be epic if we someday get a shot of what that looks like in Schlieren photography too.
Thank you to all who took time out to capture this and share it!!! ❤
I’m glad for these spotters because I can’t watch the livestreams on UA-cam anymore.
@@jkfang why can't you watch live?
@@andrewherbert7108 they aren't streamed on UA-cam anymore for some reason
RYAN TRACKER FTW
22:55 This shot hits soooo hard with Cryo playing, and the booster explodes with the beat. Thank you so much for bringing this to us!
It's also pretty cool to see how faster the material expands with so little friction from our atmosphere.
and that bright flash at @23:00, wow!
such a sick shot
that outro if fire 🤘
That zoom on Ryan's tracker is actually mind-boggling. You can see individual tiles fall off and hit the grid fins! Absolutely phenomenal job folks.
Does the starship require 100% integrity on the tiles for a safe return?
@@JohnnyMotel99 it would probably become difficult for Starship to survive reentry after multiple tiles fall off.
@JohnnyMotel99 Probably not. Space shuttle was able to return with missing tiles, but it generally depends on which tiles were missing. Obviously there was one mission where missing tiles caused loss of the orbiter, but keep in mind the ground team knew they were missing and thought the mission would be fine, because the occasional missing tile was usually no big deal. In early shuttle missions the lander would lose many tiles on every flight.
Starship uses a stainless steel skin which is generally more heat resistant than the aluminum space shuttle frame, so I'd expect its ability to land with tile damage to be even higher. But obviously you'd rather not take the risk.
@@GatewaySpace Unclear. Stainless Steel was chosen for it's resistance to Temperature Fluctuations. There is definitely a limit, but how few needs to be assessed.
I thought there were ice blocks forming because of the rocket body temperature.
To all of the cinematographers that contributed to this video. We thank you for your contribution. This was totally a team effort and the results are glorious. I hope this helps the spacex team down the line for the next launch
this is hobbiest level, i hope, compared to their internal footage.
This is professional level, I hope i will find some mentor, comparing and evaluating my internal thoughts to others and improve myself; I might need a look at the internal footage from SpaceX to grog this.
This is UA-cam at one of its finest moments! Thanks to all who worked to put this together. This is history in the making!
History was made ~50 years ago when we put a man on the moon. History isn't blowing up tax payer money for shits and giggles.
this is ancient technology; this is hilarious that this is the best man can do, propelling fuel out the back of rockets at high speed, whoopidee doo. It is fun to watch, looks just like that rocket Gru made in Dispicable Me to capture the moon ha ha
"Big phallic object goes flying at the cost of tremendous resources."
@@markosz22ha ha ha ... exactly
@@Turbo_Tasticbecause only some know what’s really going on
Thank you to all the hard working people who built, tested, and launched Starship, and also the hard working people who captured these incredible views for the world to see!
As a 15 year old in England, thank you, from the bottom of my heart, for bringing this surreal, insane launch for everyone to experience!!!! This is pretty darn close to just downright witnessing it in person!!! Also absolutely insane tracking, what a sight to behold!
yeah it's such a piece of crap I'm speechless
@@kenfryer2090 where's your rocket
This is simply amazing footage, a golden age. Enjoy!
Ad Astra
I am a local resident nearby starbase....
And let me tell you even 30 miles away HOMES SHOOK from the power of the rocket! Insane!
This is the best footage anyone has recorded. Hands down.
Yeah kind of. Very valuable anyhow. Jeeze! Holy fk!
Agreed.
The shockwaves rippling through that exhaust plume are just astonishing
Right that is the most wild thing, they sure did test the hell out of it to its maximum potential and full thrust at takeoff
5:52 This scene shows just how loud it is as this distance. Watch everything wobble. That is awesome.
The sound of that thing is absolutely incredible.
I think it overwhelms most microphones so it's distorted
@@RobShuttleworth It kinda overwhelms the air, so it is the sound of distortion.
my cat really didnt like the sounds lol
@@NaeroSpaceI watched, and took a pic, of a large pelican just sitting there, like oh well. 😅😂😅.
His pronouns are FAA/Fish and Wildlife Service. 🤠🗽🚀
The sockwaves, that flying spark, the sound, the trackings … omg this all is insane! Big thanks to Tim and Ryan and the whole team. Job well done 👍🏼
The shockwaves in slow motion are crazy to watch... did not expected that at all.
The shacking of the balcony, was even less expected, specially at that distance... WHAT A BEAST!
Ya. The clouds look like it should register on LIGO, the gravity wave detector =D
Huge thanks to everyone on the team who made those shots possible. Absolutely stunning and awe inspiring. I agree this video needs to be locked in a time capsule for future generations. There are no words to describe the emotions that come from watching this. The whole team should be so proud of what you guys captured. Tim special thanks to you I have followed you since the shuttle suit days. I have followed my love of Space through your videos. Thanks from the bottom of my heart for memories I will cherish forever!!
One of the trackers, I think the best one, was Jack Byers from NASASpaceflight channel. Tim should have gave them better credits. Another shot was Lab Padre channel owner and his wife, on the balcony. All 3 of these channels are must go to's.
Awesome work!!!
If you can see the sound, then you know that there is an enormous power behind it. Amazing recordings.
That 'big-bang' explosion of the booster synced to the music gives me goosebumps. There is something weirdly beautiful/artistic about it. A bit psychedelic even, never seen something like that before. I'm in awe.
I heard the music come in and was just waiting and hoping the beat would drop right on the explosion 😂 excellent work all around to the whole EA and SpaceX teams!!!
The amount of sound energy is insane
Loudest launch ever, so that makes sense.
compared to Tsar Bomba it was nothing
@@doctormarazanvose4373 How do you know, did you hear the Царь-бомба?
My favorite scenes are the slo-mo shock waves rippling through the steam. The booster FTS did not disappoint this time!
The rewatchability of this is insane.
Everyone did an amazing job. The tracking shots are blowing my mind and the unique rotor visual shot was epic, I also appreciate the wide shot behind the pilot of the drone too. I didn't realize it would be able to track starship that long.
The audio quality and syncing is great.
Edit: didn't notice the outro songs timing with super heavies explosion the first time. Nice editing choice and touch.
Even cooler, would be AC DC's, "For Those About To ROCK! 💥 FIRE! We salute you. 💯🤠🗽🚀
Its interesting sure, but not that re watchable, compared to Closely filmed tower and arm retraction shots of early Saturn V launches, the launch here was from a distance the early Saturn V shots were incredibly closely filmed at launch - so i would not be hugely impressed by the filming.
Also the explosion of the first stage,although not unexpected occurred at such a high altitude that it amounted to just light in the sky.
This footage is absolutely stunning, I think the 2nd launch was covered so much more than the 1st and everyone upped their game to a whole other level, so many talented people. Thank you to everyone, without all of you people such as myself on the other side of the Atlantic wouldn't be able to experience it in such amazing detail, huge amount of gratitude. P.s how lucky were you in the 1st cam view with the hot debris just missing your set up? 🙏🤙🏼🚀
Yes, people follow the progress understand just how successful each of these test flights have been, and how much further they got on this second one. Yeah close call on that debris!
If this becomes the norm, we will all need adjusting.
The first launch had so much fog present, up until a few minutes before it launched you could barely see the pad. I was lucky enough to have been there, footage definitely struggled to come out clean.
Dude. This is AWESOME footage! Congrats to your team, you guys did an awesome job covering the launch!
With this footage you’re officially apart of space travel history and one of the reasons why we will get to mars.
Would have LOVED to been down there in TX to see this in person. A HUGE thank you to all of you that donated your time and footage.
Those shockwaves ❤❤❤
Some good looks at just how bad the tile loss was. They were falling off right from the beginning. Awesome shots!
Need more gorilla glue 😊
@@dewiz9596 Maybe some liquid nails just to be safe.
@@cide44Careful.. if the next test has tile loss, might even need to consider breaking out the Flex-Seal
yeah it just shows how dumb space X is.. they didn't learn from the shuttle where the tiles were is bane. what absolute morons
Avoiding the use of glue as much as possible should be a goal. The reason so many tiles need it is because the studs can't be welded over the section welds. The stacking is not accurate enough for the studs to overlap those weld lines. Maybe if robots could add studs after the ship is stacked? I hope they solve this. Also, testing each installed tile for its level of adhesion should be part of the installation process of every tile. They did that on S28, so I hope it will keep more of its tiles than S25 did.
3:20 I like that ambience for the ocean waves with the Starship launch
Just insane thanks to everyone who helped film this flight
0:29 that spark :D
Right!
Yeah wth was that!!!
Better at 1:47
Bro. This was awesome! Thanks for making the choice to release the video with no commentary and just pure edited greatness. Well done to everyone involved and all the grueling work and late nights I’m sure were endured to make this footage possible. 💪🏼
There was no commentary except the OMG’s OMG’s over and over & over with the hysterical screaming from the assembled masses at Starbase being added into the noise as well.
Vastly better as you say without all that noise as we could listen to what was taking place.
It's a thing of beauty. Even the booster's Rapid Unplanned Disassembly is an awesome sight to behold.
Rapid unplanned disassembly… 😂
These made up terms created to brush embarrassment and failure under the rug are so funny 😂
@@listonheinz9103 I know, right? I love that phrase.
The oscillations of air and vapor clouds are fascinating. It pumps as if the space around the rocket is being deformed.
Space may not, but atmosphere is certainly deforming!
Maybe in a couple more thousand years, with some tech seemingly magic and impossible today, some people would be seeing the same shockwaves in a spacetime deformation nature.
At launch? Wow the shock waves are amazing!
Witnessing the launch in person was one of the best experiences of my life.
i think its great if nothing super bad happen in our lifetime all of us probably can see something like this. I just hope that rockets will be stll rockets in 20 years
Can you say that the audio is captured like you would hear it? Of course the experience and the non audible physical frequencies is not captured in total.
Congrats!! I am totally jelly :)
Wait till you have sex, you might see ✨
It's on my bucket list! One day I'm gonna road trip the US and experience it all in person :D
It seems likely that the SpaceX team will be studying your videos as well as theirs. Amazing job!
Those slow-mo pressure waves reflecting off the pad sure are something.
20:02 hot stageing was insane in realtime, lovely can’t stop watching
Thank you Tim and team for compiling this wonderful footage of this historic event
Pretty great eh! They invested a lot into it! We all benefit!
Just WOW. You guys have defined what a pro space launch broadcast setup is. Well done!
MSM has nothing on these guys. Most of the time, they don't even bother to show up.
Thanks Tim and team that made this one possible. Looking forward to seeing IFT-3.
thanks to all cameramans for sharing. So good to see so many details......
Literal perfection. At @15:35 you can literally see the individual heat tiles falling off.
It’s hard to believe it’s even possible to get such clear footage at that distance!
literally the best footage on the internet... Goosebumps!
Phenomenal footage, "jetty cam tight" was absolutely gorgeous as was that last tracking shot of superheavy. Great job and thanks to your entire team.
THIS... IS... VERY GOOD!!!
And I love how your music peaks when the booster terminated...
It gave me chills and goosebumps!
Thank you, Tim and everybody!!
Man it's a good time to be alive! I can't imagine how little of this we'd see if it wasn't for so many talented independent creators doing all this amazing work!! Hats off to everyone who got so much amazing footage, and please PLEASE keep up this amazing work!
Imagine being around in 1961 when the Saturn V rocket launched successfully on it's first launch, and every launch after! 62 YEARS ago. That had to be MIND boggling....on in 1981 when the first shuttle successfully launched, and landed on their FIRST launch, 42 years ago.
oh my goodness. I'm lost for words.... this footage is by far the best we've ever seen of the Starship program. To the entire team, take a bow!!!!
This is beyond incredible!, Thank you for all the work that went into this!
EXCELLENT collection of GREAT photography!! Thanks to all who made it happen!
Best images in the world!!! Thanks guys... Drove 19 hours from Phoenix, AZ and it was well worth this historic event! Congratulations SpaceX team! It was fun partying with you at Longboard after the launch...
Oh wow. Tim we are so proud of you and your team. This is absolutely incredible. I’m speechless. Love it
Me too but I got to say something ..
Holy wow, Ryan’s tracking is insane, they are all fantastic! Well done everyone involved
Thank you all for these amazing clips
Seeing those shockwaves form is crazy those close up slow motion shots are spectacular! 👍👍🇺🇸
Can't believe you all got this footage put together so quickly! Amazing job to all involved. Truly stunning images.
Absolutely awesome thankyou to everyone involved!!
Lovely! Thank you all for the amazing photos
You don’t have an appreciation for how big this freaking thing is until you’re looking at it from far away, or even just across the bay
This was so amazing to watch. I just couldn't stop staring at my screen with my mouth open. Thank you all so much for that amazing footage. It is always great to know that after an exciting launch livestream there will be so much more views to enjoy :D
Yeah.. for a whole 8:10. I'm no rocket scientist but shouldn't rockets do more? I don't know.. I expected to be on Mars 2 years ago
By FAR the best footage I have seen of the launch. Just Wow! Thank you all!!
Thanks to you and all the team for those recordings.
What a time to be a spaceflight nerd
that explosion plume was so beautiful tho, premature but amazing looking ending for the first stage!
Thank you to the ENTIRE team for this incredible footage! This is history in the making!
Sooo many great cuts.. that Jetty Remote Tight slow mo was probably my favorite from a pure visual aspect.
Your team has done the space travel community such a wonderful service by providing this spell-binding set of views of Starship's 2nd launch. It just took my breath away. Thank you!
Just so amazing. Even after watching so closely at the time and since. What a compilation. Science be praised the math (which I have such a small measure of) just does my brain in. I look at it and I think about all that wonderful math! Anyway liked the comment, words fail me.
Yea spell binding is right
Your footages, your dedication to bring EVERYONE this feeling to be part of this awesome adventure is as crazy as the starship project. SINCERELY THANK YOU ! (Special mention to the guy from Rotor Visual at 6:17 and Nick at 8:27 who stay serious even if everyone around is cheering)
Those super sonic Shockwaves rippling the clouds is awesome
Best launch photography I've ever seen, any where! Congrats on your quality and thanks so much!
Beautiful work Timbo and crew...beautiful. Thank you. ❤
I'm glad I found your channel. Needed someone to match my energy and excitement in this endeavor! When that sound wave washed over you guys, man, I envied you both. Looked at flights and transportation from the UK for the next one 😂
The explosion of the booster was impressive, and the whole flight was quite an achievement.
This is insane! Thanks to everyone involved for all of the work to get this crazy footage!
This is amazingly beautiful. No words. I didn’t see it live, but watching this with good headphones and a 4K TV makes me almost feel like I was there. What an experience.
I will remember this event for the rest of my life! Fantastic job guys, honestly.
Tim, these videos are absolutely amazing! Thank you to you and your team!!!!
The first two trackers, Nick and John, really captured some amazing footage of the tiles coming off. Amazing work!!
People have already mentioned the phenomenal video, but wow the audio! Everything about this is next-level, you all really outdid yourselves on this one!
The shockwaves are AWESOME! The sparks at 1:47!!! This is FANTASTIC Tim! Thanks so much
Good catch! Looked to me like something was blown off the tower by the blast, started burning then exploded in flight. Don't think that was nominal but it seems to have missed all the cameras. Wonder if we'll ever learn what that was?
@@ScottRainey do u have a timestamp?
@@TheSpaceflightGuy Your timestamp: 1:47.
Actually a few seconds before that you'll see a bright ember in the exhaust plume which grows then blows up and passes the cam position in multiple glowing streaks.
You can see the heat tiles falling every few seconds (9:45 ish). Impressive footage, thanks Everyday Astronaut.
Amazing, you can even see the tiles falling off.
Just incredible video! Watching it shedding heat shield in slow motion was wild. Thanks for all the great work you & your team is doing…
Thanks for getting this out so quickly Tim❤
Watching the Nick and Ryan cams, you can see the heat shield tiles just peeling off a little at a time pretty early into the launch. Amazing footage from everyone. Thanks for sharing with those of us who can't be there!
Yeah. I've never been quite sold on this little tile pieces glued on thing. Gotta be a better way than that. But that stuff is so hard to shape or make in large pieces.
Very nice compilation Tim! The shots with the Ocean and those violent shock waves are incredible!
That's at least a thousand foot long flame at sea level...that is absolutely amazing.
Epic footage. Thank you all for the opportunity to witness this fantastic launch from so many cosmic perspectives. All the hard work and preparation paid off.
Well said.
Second
Thank you Tim and everyone behind this for these great, wonderful and astonishing clips! Greetings from Germany.
best starship launch test video ... Godspeed
All the different angles were amazing, thanks for sharing.
Those sparks flying by were awesome
This footage is going to be priceless for SpaceX itself. What a shots you guys made!
Amazing work. Thank you so much for everything you've all done here!
Beautiful! Just..beautiful! Thank you Tim and all the contributors for this amazing and wonderful footage!!
Absolutely unreal footage. So beautiful. The Fire inside the smoke cloud at close and far range is like a rennasisance painting. Glad you and your team got to witness it up close.
Tim and Team are the Fan's Fans! I'm so glad that you channeled the energy of this community and made your coverage happen. Outstanding!!!
Unbelievable stuff. Thanks so much for making.
THIS IS ENGINEERING AT IT'S BEST AND YET EVEN BETTER IS ON THE WAY ! ! ! CONGRATS TO EVERYONE AT SpaceX FOR MAKING THIS POSSIBLE ! ! !
Starship launches seriously make you feel that something big is happening... Like Artemis launches... But somehow, it creates an excitement similar to a moon launch in a simple test flight...
Wow. Stunning footage. Keep up the good work
This was an amazing compilation, thank you!!!
Thank you for the sound quality ❤