I lost my mind watching the launch and explosion of Starship SN8!
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День томуWant a version with out my screaming? You can watch a full version with clean audio and 4K video (what's shown in the top right of the screen) here - • SpaceX Starship SN8 Te...
And a slow mo 120 FPS 4K version as well - • Launch - Flip - EXPLOD...
On December 9th, 2020, SpaceX conducted a test of their Starship SN8 prototype in Boca Chica, Texas outside of Brownsville. Despite very low expectations, it successfully lifted off, completed 2 planned engine shutdowns and reached its planned apogee of 12.5km.
Then it shut down its engine and belly-flopped back to the landing pad, successfully relit 2 of its engines, and performed a bellyflop to tail-down maneuver, before losing pressure in the fuel header tank, causing it to lose its engines and crash down faster than survivable, although right on target.
This was shot from nearby South Padre Island along with Cosmic Perspective (Ryan Chylinski and Maryliz Bender), Spadre (Gene and Rachel Gore).
Definitely check out Cosmic Perspective's incredible videos from the launch! - • SpaceX Starship SN8 Fl...
And check out our clean 4K with clean audio version here - • SpaceX Starship SN8 Te...
And our slow mo 4K super cut with tons of gorgeous shots! - • Launch - Flip - EXPLOD...
Have questions about Starship? What is it? Why's it important, why's it do that belly flop maneuver? What are Raptor engines? Check out our Starship playlist that will help answer all your questions! - • Complete Guide To Star...
00:00 - T minus 15 seconds
00:15 - Ignition & Liftoff!
01:55 - Engine Shutdown 1
03:25 - Engine Shutdown 2
04:53 - MECO - Bellyflop
06:45 - Engine Relight & Flip Maneuver
06:55 - BIG OLE' BOOM
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@jcims 3 роки тому
I simply can't imagine what SuperHeavy is going to sound like with 9 times the number of raptors.
@mr.boomguy 3 роки тому
Why do you think it's planed to be launched out in the ocean xD
@Wayoutthere 3 роки тому
Every window will rattle for miles around. It will be glorious.
@picknmixnwin9226 3 роки тому
SN8 wasn't even at full throttle.
@hydralance8837 3 роки тому
The Falcon Heavy have the same amount of engines just not the same type of engines. So it's probably comparable.
@JMRsDesk 3 роки тому
RaptorGeddon - When mankind tears the fabric of space an learns what an extinction level trans dimensional sonic boom sounds and feels like.
@consuminginternalorgans 3 роки тому
Everyone lost their mind it was glorious!
@rallycsx 3 роки тому
/\ This
@twowheelies8726 3 роки тому
I don't mind at all!
@trgosai 3 роки тому
what is that tall tower right behind tim
@joaquinqueijo6086 3 роки тому
@@trgosai maybe an electrical tower maybe?
@hvanmegen 3 роки тому
They learned so much from that one flight.. and it looked so surreal.. they're going to stick that SN9 landing, I'm sure of it.. This is happening.. MANKIND IS GOING TO MARS!
@virtualpedestrian3271 3 роки тому
This man is so passionate about space that he even claps when the rocket crashed
@kgfgamer1720 3 роки тому
He's not elon
@evanm9026 3 роки тому
He’s clapping cuz it was successful in the progress. Another step.. forward
@marc-olivierbedard3989 3 роки тому
Everybody did
@danielvieira8075 3 роки тому
I know lol
@taseronify 3 роки тому
He is so passionate but he has no idea what's going on. Just like a dog watching people talk. I used to have an annoying coworker at office who talked so much and %99 of it was misinformation or bullshit.
@EASYTIGER10 3 роки тому
That hotel must be over the moon with Spacex, they're going to get a lot of guests!
@Metal0sopher 3 роки тому
Maybe their next branch will be on the moon.
@HeidenLam 3 роки тому
Na, it’ll be the only hotel in Starship.
@arnolourens2030 3 роки тому
Must be soo expensive when an event like this is taking place to rent a room.
@ryzenryne8747 3 роки тому
@@Metal0sopher ooohh man I'm so excited for 2024 I must watch the launch live at where people safely witness!
@Kepler32b 3 роки тому
what is the name of the hotel on the right?
@crugleberryandfriends4740 3 роки тому
I’m never going to get tired of watching this flight until SpaceX lands the next one
@bbharath2003 3 роки тому
Same for me...
@unpaintedleadsyndrome 3 роки тому
If 9 lands, I'll stil prefer this one because, well... KABOOM succes is nice, but who can resist a good fiery RUD :-)
@LuckyLuke3331 3 роки тому
Same for me :)
@magnamic5614 3 роки тому
Same. Still looking for new vids LOL!
@-danR 3 роки тому
SN8 will never be equalled in its particular territory. I watched the 60's Mercury, Gemini, and Apollo tests with Walter Cronkite, month after month. This is the prototype of the first true interplanetary space-ship in history and I've lived to see that day, and it won't matter if the following SNx's outclass it. Even the explosion is a tribute to the spirit of Goddard: accidents are part of the fun. We know very well by now that SpaceX is good at landing on a dime.
@MrGoh-xc6es 3 роки тому
Tim: He got a lot of things wrong in this video Tim: i’m you
@benbaselet2026 3 роки тому
Cesar talks of himself as Cesar!
@CarlosAM1 3 роки тому
as Vsauce put it, that person is similar to me, but he is not me, I have been to australia and that person hasn´t, I have made a video about (forgot title) and that person hasn´t. Why be afraid of death if your current self is more similar to someone else rather than your past self, you might as well be another person.
@idkidk9204 3 роки тому
Yee
@bombaclat9758 3 роки тому
@@CarlosAM1 yes
@trgosai 3 роки тому
what is that very long tall tower?
@MarcusHouse 3 роки тому
Love this so much. Somehow missed it with all the hype the other week.
@skm8838 3 роки тому
Tim’s mind fell inside the SN8
@devonbeharry3420 3 роки тому
Children of the God's I enjoy your video
@politonno2499 3 роки тому
Dont worry, I missed the SN6's watching series. I was tired about a whole week of scrubs
@gregknipe8772 3 роки тому
says the hype train
@Cosm1cCream 3 роки тому
What hype?
@oisiaa Рік тому
Tim is going to ride this beast into space and around the Moon. How insane is that???? His passion makes me so excited to follow his journey!
@ni9274 Рік тому
Maybe in 50 years.
@sagoluyorum_zaten Рік тому
@@ni9274 You didn't hear the about the dear moon announcement?
@soisaus564 Рік тому
@@sagoluyorum_zaten yeah, I didn't know he volunteered but I already had guessed
@MonsieurDijon Рік тому
@@ni9274 he is going in 2024
@maulcs Рік тому
@@MonsieurDijon No chance, it's going to be a lot longer until Starship is human rated to that degree. Probably closer to 2030, unless they take off and land in Dragon somehow.
@burper-oe6tm 3 роки тому
Tim: “No, way!” Editor: [YES WAY] Thanks man, I actually, like Tim, could not believe this was happening, the correction helped a lot
@yndeloos 3 роки тому
Yeah the edits are kinda mocking him but idk if it was him himself or someone else editing the video
@-danR 3 роки тому
@@yndeloos It is theoretically impossible to mock Tim Dodd.
@brian1were 3 роки тому
@@yndeloos either way i loved the edits lol
@Voikdude 3 роки тому
@@-danR Are we talking about the same Timothy MCDerpy Dodd ? 😜😘✨🚀 Much Luv and Space to all of you guys! It was great being part of this groundbreaking 😉 moment :) no srsly props to everyday astronaut and all the other YTchannels who are covering rocket / space stuff! the world needs you, don't forget that!
@SirThreepio 3 роки тому
Actually "Way to go!"
@LordFalconsword 3 роки тому
"What did we just witness with our eyes?!" Nothing short of the birth of a new age of space travel.
@kerialshogan1767 3 роки тому
@MaverickMedia100 The other ones exploded a lot sooner this one got really high up it was amazing progress.
@ayporos 3 роки тому
@MaverickMedia100 progress is made by trying something and falling down... but then getting back up, and repeating that process as many times as is necessary until you can do something without falling down.
@BBBrasil 3 роки тому
This is the dawn of space travel, the past 60 years were only space flights and lost promises.
@carljohan9265 3 роки тому
@MaverickMedia100 It did exactly what you want from a prototype. Successfully demonstrated that the flight profile works, and revealed a failure mode that needs to be corrected (which was easy, as it turned out). Massively successful test flight all around of a completely new type of rocket that has pretty much nothing in common with any existing rocket.
@wolfe1970 3 роки тому
@MaverickMedia100 It was a huge success, they where mainly testing the fall back to earth, the landing didnt go as planned but they know what went wrong and will fix it for next time, still a huge success
@fifervonpiper6707 3 роки тому
NASA has a mental breakdown when one of its rockets explode. Meanwhile, SpaceX celebrates one of their rockets going boom because they _aren't underfunded wasted potential_
@SimakSantana 3 роки тому
It’s a prototype, there’s no billion dollar payload on it. It’s meant to blowup
@WilbertLek 3 роки тому
@@SimakSantana It is "not expected to succeed"....
@richpryor9650 3 роки тому
That's because NASA probably has less funding than Space X's revenue at this point.
@pravda9646 3 роки тому
NASA has no real revenue stream so if they lose anything they can't recoup the losses.
@grantdillon3420 3 роки тому
Oof.gif
@KevinColt 2 роки тому
Everyone: "they lost an engine thats why they crashed" SpaceX: "Ok we are done with the data collection, just crash it to make a big ball of fire"
@djgamer457 2 роки тому
Elon said he doesnt like it when test vehicles come back in one piece, they have to be stored somewhere and its a waste of space xD
@fredsnicker 3 роки тому
Crazy how a bunch of goofy photos from way back eventually turned into this well equipped production crew. You're an inspiration Tim (and everyone that helps you do your thing)
@tomdenney9963 3 роки тому
No joke, this got me emotional
@Nuffsed81 3 роки тому
Same here and not being a dick but I'm not usually the emotional type. I know is a cliché but it gives genuine goosebumps. I love this!
@magnamic5614 3 роки тому
Same. I wrote this in another comment on here but my eyes teared up when my son started yelling, "Go Starship! Go Starship!" I'm so glad I have it on video.
@jeanlafrance8746 3 роки тому
I get teary every time the land a Falcon 9 lol
@chrismoule7242 3 роки тому
@@magnamic5614 Wonderful - I teared up reading that.
@magnamic5614 3 роки тому
@@chrismoule7242, Thanks! I rewatch it all the time. Seeing a 5yo excited like that instantly took me back to my childhood. Good times ahead. I’m so excited for the future.
@9012505 3 роки тому
It sounded like half of the guests at the hotel were there for the launch.
@corentinoger 3 роки тому
I'm also thinking of the other half.
@immigrantgaming420epic 3 роки тому
probably 95% of them, and then there are some old dudes who have never heard of spacex
@hunterfunter47 3 роки тому
The other half were only there for the lunch. (Sorry, I’ll get my coat).😜
@dieserdeutsche3501 3 роки тому
Just imagine you're staying in that hotel, see an explosion in the distance and then hear people celebrating
@FrankBenlin 3 роки тому
@@immigrantgaming420epic The old dudes that grew up with Gemini, Apollo and the Shuttles?
@munir8015 3 роки тому
Elon: I've planned all this. All of this, it's just an ads for what's coming next.
@simesimicevic8713 3 роки тому
@@ireoi nah they are making them fast by end of summer 2021 they will be landing that.
@aniketvishwakarma1235 3 роки тому
Elon is just making himself rich with this "Mars colonization" bullsh*t, we probably will never land on Mars let alone colonize it
@munir8015 3 роки тому
@@aniketvishwakarma1235 it's hard but not impossible. He's not handling everything alone. He's with a big company. There are many people that will try to make it a reality.
@aniketvishwakarma1235 3 роки тому
@@munir8015 I would say it's near impossible hard and NASA is a big company as well, it has budget of billions of dollars yet they are planning to go to moon by 2024 which we have already landed on decades ago, elon is just too optimistic, he's just using this "Mars colonization" thing as a marketing tool to make himself richer.
@munir8015 3 роки тому
@@aniketvishwakarma1235 I'm a very positive guy. I'm just thinking where will tech bring us in maybe the next 5-10 years. Of course it's so far. Maybe my grandson will have the opportunity to watch live landing. Even tho, I'm still thinking it's near impossible but possible. Anyway, I actually don't care😂
@JTLaser1 3 роки тому
So many people say, “yeah, it blew up.” And I’m like, “That’s what you got out of it?”
@Rasheed1494 3 роки тому
It was a sight to witness live from work we all stoped working to watch the most scientific test and explosion of our time they got a wonderful amount of information from it and the explosion to me was the cherry on top
@cy-one 3 роки тому
If you don't practice not going to space, you won't go to space.
@v1_rotate638 3 роки тому
Anyone who says “it blew up” clearly don’t understand the significance of any of this
@JTLaser1 3 роки тому
@@v1_rotate638 YES! YES!! YES!!! A HUNDRED TIMES YES!
@_____J______ 3 роки тому
Not space nerds won't udnerstand
@VEE3RDEYE 3 роки тому
i love your enthusiasm to space travel
@JohnnyZenith 3 роки тому
Do you know why there was smoke when it was reaching it's apogee?
@skelten454 3 роки тому
@@JohnnyZenith I think it has to do with the atmosphere like when planes make streaks in the sky. I don't actually know but that is my guess.
@gammarey7070 3 роки тому
Or it may be the oxidisers or the nitrogen thrusters
@jarodreddig63 3 роки тому
I love their passion too!
@handris99 3 роки тому
That's what Elon's initial goal was with SpaceX. It looks like he succeeded with that :)
@BradleyG01 2 роки тому
This day was definitely one of the greatest days of my life. I'll remember it for the rest of the my days
@brunoheggli2888 2 роки тому
Your Life must be very depressing
@jonathanplona1756 3 роки тому
All of the tracking work looked professional quality, like footage coming from NASA or SpaceX. I give major props to your team.
@PuudingMusic 3 роки тому
Big FKin rocket: blows up Tim: NOOOO Tim 1 second later: YESSS
@polvalls1599 3 роки тому
that "nooo" was about the final landing burn and the "yeeeeess" was about the whole flight
@PuudingMusic 3 роки тому
@@polvalls1599 ye ik
@polvalls1599 3 роки тому
@@PuudingMusic like your class marks. In one topic you have an F and you say "noooo" but the average mark is B you say "yeeess"
@chewinggum5550 3 роки тому
@@polvalls1599 lmao
@RogerDiotte 3 роки тому
@@polvalls1599 LOL...I just went through that! Yes final was relief and it was a B.....hahaha...
@JoshLoweSpace 3 роки тому
The cloud that SN8 went through at the end was the cloud that it created at liftoff.
@adamcforsythe 3 роки тому
That's so cool, nice find.
@Naughtystimpy 3 роки тому
Yeh - I noticed that too. This is the only shot that I've seen that actually showed this - the launch footage makes more sense now with this wide shot.
@Musikur 3 роки тому
Yeah, that was actually really interesting! I kept wondering where the cloud came from on the SpaceX footage, and this vantage point makes it really clear!
@drdrew3 3 роки тому
Rockets make clouds. They create exhaust plumes
@JoshLoweSpace 3 роки тому
@@drdrew3 i know
@TheBarzook 3 роки тому
I'm watching this tonight for the 5th time at least and the last 20 seconds before the "landing" always give me the chills. Great emotions shown by Tim for a great event. Keep up the good work!
@Real28 2 роки тому
Rewatching this makes me almost emotional, just seeing these guys have such passion for this project. Here's to many more flights of Starship
@neilgriesbaum2256 3 роки тому
Tim’s reaction is priceless. He is like a little kid on Christmas
@David-yo5ws 3 роки тому
And being physically there, was the X factor for Tim. So glad that all the backing for Tim got him there. And we reaped the benefit of not only seeing Tim, but seeing the equipment setup and support team that made this happen. Maybe he can do a deal with the hotel and get set up on the roof for an uninterrupted view of SN9?
@joejack8659 3 роки тому
Everybody loves a kid on Christmas
@Hackanhacker 3 роки тому
The whole planet on christmas with space x
@Hackanhacker 3 роки тому
hope for humanity and its future xD for real thats is awesome so much im without words
@MrGoesBoom 3 роки тому
I love how many people you can hear out of shot just cheering and screaming, I hope this enthusiasm for all things Space just continues to grow!
@warwagon 2 роки тому
That was an AMAZING first attempt. They were so close to sticking the landing on the first try!
@kaypgee 3 роки тому
Awesome editing and production here. Thank you all so much for what you do!
@gazebodp 3 роки тому
One of the best views of the launch. The reaction of everyone, the excitement, the joy, it really goes to show how important this is for a lot of people.
@CarloRoosen 3 роки тому
yeah definitely. Plus the distant view of the rocket somehow makes it more real to me.
@boikeboike4984 3 роки тому
Now you can really see how much goes into these streams
@waynemacomson6448 3 роки тому
There was nothing like this back in the day. The enthusiasm here is the seeds of a crazy amazing future.
@NoVisionGuy 3 роки тому
the future is gonna slap the flat earthers and it's gonna be hard
@benjaminbrewer2569 2 роки тому
This is one of the most delightful feel good pieces of entertainment i have seen in a long time.
@ucheucheuche 3 роки тому
I didn't realise until now that it came down through its own cloud.
@dahawk8574 3 роки тому
I didn't realize until I read your comment.
@yaminahirizarry1724 3 роки тому
@@dahawk8574 same
@kaddhakim 3 роки тому
Same here. I was really wondering where did it come from when I was watching it live.
@loetwiek 3 роки тому
that flight was the most amazing thing i have ever seen
@David-yo5ws 3 роки тому
Same here: in terms of a positive mankind visual experience. Neil Armstrong 2nd on my list and seeing a Hawker Hurricane fly in person, was my 3rd. Looking forward to adding SN9!
@TheRealCheeser 3 роки тому
Did you meet Neil Armstrong?
@David-yo5ws 3 роки тому
@@TheRealCheeser No, I was only 9 when I watched the TV visual of him taking the first steps onto the moon.
@TamashaBera 3 роки тому
waoo!! amazing and spectacular
@Chickin 3 роки тому
we like fortnite we like fortnite
@abiaaryan9801 3 роки тому
First liker
@Boomistirr 3 роки тому
@@Chickin no
@pvzblizzard5806 3 роки тому
not you again
@finnplays4421 3 роки тому
Trash
@TheGalacticIndian 3 роки тому
One of the best live coverage ever! You're the man, Tim! Excellent tracking 😍
@whiteblack6865 3 роки тому
Tim's gonna die of nerdgasm when the full stack finally flies, wouldn't he?
@alexh7140 3 роки тому
😂 Nerdgasm that's great. Yes he will and so will many. I nearly had a heart attack watching this I can't imagine full stack 😂
@ProPlayer013youtube 3 роки тому
Too
@andrewmclaughlin9951 3 роки тому
@@alexh7140 I’ll almost died of a nerdgasm with that flip
@jiisdown2195 3 роки тому
I will too
@whiteblack6865 3 роки тому
And with dozens of humans onboard...I need to prepare my heart for this event.
@TheMumblingRonin 3 роки тому
This was, without a doubt, the most inspiring thing that I have ever gotten to witness happen live in spaceflight.
@chrismoule7242 3 роки тому
I thought landing all the boosters from the Falcon heavy was brilliant, but this moves it on just a notch.
@chrismf1407 3 роки тому
Me three.
@amitarathod8987 3 роки тому
Me four
@spaceflightgo 3 роки тому
The enthusiasm you have for this is amazing! Great to experience it with you Tim! Can not wait to watch SN9 coming up soon.
@InsaneMetalSoldier 3 роки тому
You know you love space travel so much when you get tears watching a dude that excited for space travel.
@vijayragav4717 3 роки тому
He competed with Spacex in making the best Starship SN8 hop footage !! 🤭🤭
@burzulicious 3 роки тому
I love all these videos! I lost my mind as well... I got a text from my neigbor asking if I was ok... just me having a screaming nerdgasm. 🤓
@jebkerman7199 3 роки тому
I had to restrain myself until I got to the parking lot and then I started going nuts. Thank goodness nobody was there as I was walking to my bike.
@no-gracias9863 3 роки тому
Good neighbor
@burzulicious 3 роки тому
@@no-gracias9863 They are, though it was late at night here when SN8 launched, so I think it was 50% geniune concern and 50% "keep it down" 😆
@kylereese4822 3 роки тому
When will the launch site be classed as an historic site of interest?? and also what else will be born there(something with a saucer or arrow head shaped section)... aka a Raptor engine successor will there be someday a full size ion test engine being used on Star ship ?? ok i`m getting a bit ahead of my self lolol :):) ooh yea....` WE`RE GOING TO MARS `
@brian1were 3 роки тому
@@kylereese4822 gonna need a lot more energy to make ion drives viable for big ships
@AndreiIleanu 3 роки тому
I just love coming back to this video over and over and over again! Tim's excitement is so infectious! Much love from Romania!
@jamie2469 3 роки тому
4 months later and 3 starships later this is still amazing to watch
@AstronomicalYT 3 роки тому
It sounds like Tim's almost about to cry... I relate
@joejack8659 3 роки тому
Tears of Joy my friend. Tears of Joy.
@Rasheed1494 3 роки тому
I work at Wendy’s and I was so excited I dropped my phone in our cheese sauce witch i had to buy because contamination but I was in tears watching but it was worth the cost of the sauce
@nigelswafalgan 3 роки тому
Didn't cry but I lost it at the belly flop, that was crazy. I was happy that it just took off so the fact that it made it this far was amazing
@sttosin 3 роки тому
"We do not know enough about this vehicle" was the most accurate thing Tim said :)
@jordanrich5992 3 роки тому
Love the angle of shot here, being able to see the “behind the scenes” view is awesome
@johnreynolds920 3 роки тому
Tim, Your coverage was absolutely awesome! I felt that same excitement when I watched Apollo 11 lift off in person. Wish I could have been in Boca Chica for this one too! Keep up the very good wok; it is very much appreciated.
@xeroytchannel 3 роки тому
I love how Tim puts one hand on his head in amazement during the landing flip, and then he's like "Nah, that's not enough," and puts down the tablet so he can put both hands on his head. 😂
@matrixarsmusicworkshop561 3 роки тому
XD lmaoed
@jonny96 3 роки тому
‘What did we just witness with our eyes!!!!’...... l lost it when I heard that live 🤣🤣🤣
@gergc4871 3 роки тому
History.
@KillerGumby-ll5xc 3 роки тому
Tim: guys we just witnessed this with our eyes😂😂😂😂
@nicholaskvn1145 3 роки тому
👍😂👍👍🙏
@vonSmash 2 роки тому
Oh man. Don't know how many times I've watched this, I remember so well watching this live and looooosing my mind. Rewatching this again and again brings me back just laughing and crying like a maniac 😂🥲 This behind the scenes video of this event is probably one of the best videos on UKposts and it marks a huge milestone in our civilisations history ❤️ Man, can't wait to watch this in like year 2050 or something, I can't even imaging what's been going on between now and then!
@kuartz. 3 роки тому
Man, the comments at the top of the screen are hilarious! I was the same way in the live stream, it was so crazy!
@TheoriginalBMT 3 роки тому
The comments are great
@adamfadays 3 роки тому
This is actually my favorite view of this. It's awesome to see the slow fall and flip in relation to the ground. Also cool to see your crew!! Kinda funny how the lofi option is my fave hahaha (but I also LOVE everything else too!!)
@brandon23471 3 роки тому
"OHHH NOOOO THEY LOST AN ENGINE RIGHT AT THE END!!! YESSSSSSS!!!!!!!"
@MrTrueshoe 3 роки тому
This is one of the most fun videos of yours to watch! Your excitement and enthusiasm is threw the roof! That launch flight profile was amazing! And that flip!!!! Waiting patiently for all the sn9 live stream haha
@holdenleeb2312 3 роки тому
More times I watch this the more I realize it was more of a success
@andyonions7864 3 роки тому
There was never any failure. SN5 and SN6 have already completed the last 5 seconds of the flight.
@-danR 3 роки тому
@@andyonions7864 Even the crash was an asset: before anything serious happened to a fully functional Starship, we found out something was amiss with the header-tank pressure system. Apollo 1 was a horrible disaster, because the threat of pure oxygen in a capsule didn't reveal itself right early in uncrewed tests.
@nidhogg00 3 роки тому
Everything after the liftoff meant this was a success lol
@HermanVonPetri 3 роки тому
@@-danR Exactly this! This was a shakedown for the purpose of revealing flaws before they are baked into the system.
@LoanwordEggcorn 3 роки тому
It was a huge success. Nearly everything worked.
@gday1004 3 роки тому
We need Elon’s reaction lmao
@madezra64 3 роки тому
I imagine he was sitting in his office smoking a blunt watching the live feed. Pretty sure I'm on point with this one.
@madezra64 3 роки тому
@Based F You're right. He was jumping up from his chair with joy as the blunt hangs from his mouth, smoke billowing out his nose and mouth as he nods his head, chuckling out "I told them I wasn't crazy!" . It wasn't even joy that it worked, it was the joy of a mad man's genius become reality.
@Burner83125 3 роки тому
@@madezra64 eyes a lil watery from smoke going in his eyes
@lifethrownoutofthewindow 3 роки тому
probably fisting grimes or something
@chewinggum5550 3 роки тому
I saw a post on insta in which elon went to see the landing site a few minutes after the landing
@RyanEmmett 3 роки тому
Thanks for covering this launch Tim. Your enthusiasm is almost as awesome as the SN8 itself!
@jaydavies-burrell5952 2 роки тому
This is why I love space x so much. Such enthusiasm and energy. The complete opposite of the old nasa style. Space x rocks.
@cgcrack4672 2 роки тому
NASA is created for competing russia😂
@yahikotendo5631 3 роки тому
I watched your stream alongside SpaceX's stream with my dad and we both lost our minds!!!🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯
@magnamic5614 3 роки тому
Watched it with my in-laws. Teared up when my 5yo son started yelling, "Go Starship! Go Starship!".
@David-yo5ws 3 роки тому
@Mk1 - SN-8 Same. Always have had to do my own 'thing'.
@airporteffect 3 роки тому
Tim, this is great content. My motto: "If you can't laugh at yourself, I definitely will." This resonates with me.
@Sourceofcourse 2 роки тому
I don't comment on anything on youtube, ever, but I've watched your reaction 50+ times, and the best part is that guy right of you, uncontrollably lift up his arms. This is what humanity is all about, seeing the great effort and celebrating it. Even after seeing sn15 land, the word Triumph doesn't do it justice.
@joshuadanielbruner9877 3 роки тому
Tim, I filmed my reaction to watch back later, and when times with yours we almost exclaim “No Way!” Right before re-light for the landing maneuver...I believe we were all feeling that same awe and joy whilst watching our beloved Starship. Keep up the great work lad!
@UrbanWindowFarmer 3 роки тому
Every SpaceX geek sounded slightly similar on the 9th of December. A chorus of geeks screaming at their phones, computers, and smart TVs.
@David-yo5ws 3 роки тому
Except poor SpaceXcentric (Kevin), who was stuck at an airport waiting lounge and still did a livestream. How he contained himself (he's very respectful to the people around him), I have hugh respect. Bet he really wanted to 'let rip'.
@j.g4104 3 роки тому
Its absolutely amazing to see History litterly being made right before our eyes in this modern day space race
@liangle 3 роки тому
It should’ve been amazing to eye witness this historical moment. What a controlled flight and back. I’ve also been amazed at your response at the end - It’s not a failure but another step forward close to actual space travel. Good job SpaceX, good job Everyday Astronauts!
@brunoheggli2888 2 роки тому
ITS Not historical
@zyzybaluba3000 3 роки тому
Your enthusiasm for space flight has introduced me and I'm sure so many others to the latest achievements. Thank you.
@magnamic5614 3 роки тому
Loved the "[DON'T PANIC]" LOL!
@HeidiKohne 3 роки тому
My favorite one was the "[He's about to lose it]"
@CraigH999 3 роки тому
With you all the way, Tim and crew - outstanding job! Still fresh in my mind as the tears in my eyes (dusty in here). 😂
@Nuffsed81 3 роки тому
I don't understand why I get so emotional watching this but I do. It's just amazing, really amazing. It's unbelievable, I love it.
@bobwilton7553 2 роки тому
i love the delay between the sound waves reaching you and the explosion, really awesome!
@astrofan1993 3 роки тому
People seem to forget that in the early days of spaceflight, the rockets didn't even get off the ground before they exploded. The fact that SN8 even got off the ground is in itself a major victory. It completing all of its flight objectives except for sticking the landing was just the cherry on top. And don't worry about your screaming in excitement. I clicked on the video specifically to see your reaction. I was excited too. ;)
@john211murphy 3 роки тому
As a famous surgeon once said "The Operation was Successful, BUT the patient Died".
@tarmaque 3 роки тому
This was extremely common prior to the days of antibiotics and sterile operating rooms.
@TheAnqueetas 3 роки тому
There are more than one Starships.
@learnerplex6908 3 роки тому
It's not the final starship they are progressing Soo fast unbelievable space x will rule the space I bet
@3ddrew691 3 роки тому
I was literally yelling in my appartment when i was watching it live with my son. It was absolutely amazing and we were amazed.
@Vaerox 3 роки тому
Watching this over and over again really hypes me for SN9! Thanks for the amazing video, Tim and team!
@ernestgalvan9037 3 роки тому
Well, I FINALLY saw this flight from an “overview” perspective. It showed just HOW GREAT this flight was: the slow lift-off, the engine shut-downs, the “belly-flop” glide, and ESPECIALLY the “flip back to vertical”. Watching all the zoomed-in videos, you can’t really appreciate all that Starship accomplished. Most of the video, it’s just hanging there.
@redeyeofthenightfall 3 роки тому
LOOOOVE hearing the crowd outside where you shot this i knew you were interacting with them all during the stream
@kenroberts4904 3 роки тому
Epic Tim! First time I got a real feel for how slow the descent was.
@johndunstan7003 3 роки тому
Oh Timmy, your enthusiasm is so infectious (bad word these days) I love it. You express our feelings perfectly. Absolutely "No Way" Elon and the SpaceX team could get this working so well on the first attempt, but they did. Super congrats to SpaceX and thanks to Everyday Astronaut and Co. for the coverage.
@mrmosk2011 3 роки тому
Amazing. I am watching this a few a days later and still can feel the excitement.
@kantarellgubben2090 3 роки тому
Also felt that way when engine relight and The flip manouver almost made a landing
@Karlichou666 3 роки тому
My favorite part : 6:45 "Ok here we go! Relight! Yes! Nooo waaay! Nooo waaay!!!"
@st4nyc 3 роки тому
in this footage you can get the real idea of size and speed of this thing. this is great! would love to see this more often.
@controlfreak4ya 3 роки тому
Your enthusiasm is contagious sir. It has awoken a passion and excitement for the future. Thank you!
@Eck1876 3 роки тому
It just amazes me how close they came to a perfect first flight.
@joejack8659 3 роки тому
It really, seriously, tried to land didn't it.
@ghulammustafa5413 3 роки тому
I think the decent was too fast
@peholoe 3 роки тому
Wow. Fantastic to live the reactions and emotions with you! This was completely mindblowing!
@skm8838 3 роки тому
Tim: No Way Editors: Yes way
@snorlaxi5620 3 роки тому
awesome video! the energy is infectious!
@MotoCzar 3 роки тому
Idk why but when it made its landing maneuver to flip from belly flop to vertical I got chills .. huge accomplishment! Mars here we come!
@thekiborg861 3 роки тому
I'm really excited, that Everyday Astronaut have such a big team) Thanks to everyone, who works for this channel. You rock, guys!
@simonw2631 3 роки тому
I love how everyone around was screaming when it lifted off !! Love the entousiasme !! 😻😻
@garystrankman3841 3 роки тому
Tim your enthusiasm is great, never lose your wonder and amazement for this!!!!
@elektrischunterwegscom 3 роки тому
Tim is so cool, so much fun watching him watch launches! You could feel he enthusiasm through out the stream! So great!
@mattockmodels 3 роки тому
Tim: “what did we just witness with our eyes?” 😂
@NateDSims 3 роки тому
whenever i'm feeling down i come watch this video. you're the best dude
@brunoheggli2888 2 роки тому
Watching puppys IS way better!
@ev77d14 3 роки тому
Can't get enough of this fantastic footage watching you all gathered doing your craft and throwing your arms up in amazement and pure joyous victory. I love you all and of course I love SpaceX for eternity! Thank you all again for documenting and sharing this joy with the world. Goosebumps several times this morning watching again days later. Lust for life! 🤟😎
@SpudRotor 3 роки тому
This was an amazing perspective, of an amazing event. Thank you to you and the team for showing it
@Sohamsta 3 роки тому
We’re about to lose our minds toooo
@RenegadeThat 3 роки тому
Definitely enjoyed this video, I love the perspective and reactions
@Mattsretiring 3 роки тому
FANTASTIC!! I tell you what, the echoes of all the folks watching the flight, all sharing the moment is spectacular
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