Starship Flight 3 Aftermath | SpaceX Boca Chica
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День томуA fresh view of flight three along with some imagery of the aftermath. Plus, a new barrel section for Booster 14 outside the Mega Bay and work on the segments of the second tower continues at the Sanchez lot.
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🎥 Video from Mary (@BocaChicaGal), Jack (@theJackBeyer), Sean (@SeanKD_Photos), and Starbase Live.
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Timestamps:
0:00 Previously, at Starbase...
2:22 The Orbital Launch Mount
2:37 The Booster QD
3:04 OLM Legs
3:16 The Dancefloor
3:28 FTS Explosives Bunker
3:43 LOX Side of the Tank Farm
4:18 The Orbital Tank Farm
4:31 The Chopsticks
4:47 Chopstick Stabilizer
5:21 The Suborbital Launch Site
5:36 The Ship QD Arm
6:01 Top of the Launch Tower
6:23 The Starfactory
6:39 Booster 14 Section
6:55 Ship Work Stand
7:12 Tower Sections Eight and Nine
7:26 The Rocket Garden
@NASASpaceflight Місяць тому
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@matthiasgrunwald895 Місяць тому
ALL IN GOOD SHAPE LETS GO FOR NEXT LAUNCH
@danswan1047 Місяць тому
The opening with the slow motion of the launch is simply staggering. Jack deserves an award for that. It could be a video on its own. Just amazing Jack…. Thank you 🙏
@crazytechguy5735 Місяць тому
The cam stand survived the blast. That was something.
@AnthonyCarl-yp7rb Місяць тому
That first two minutes with the dust and exhaust parting to show an empty tower and starhopper was something else!
@larrybuzbee7344 Місяць тому
Holy moly that opening sequence is superlative. That will become the signature image of this stage of operations. What we saw was as close as we are ever likely to get to witnessing the opening of a portal to other worlds .
@Fabian3331234333 Місяць тому
No wonder environmental approvals took so long lol
@bigianh Місяць тому
Bear in mind when the space shuttle took off it released roughly the same amount of energy as a nuclear bomb. Starship has a lot more oomph so we're probably talking H-Bomb levels of energy
@JDVT10 Місяць тому
@@bigianhsomeone made a good video on this. Maybe it was @everydayastronaut
@bigianh Місяць тому
@@JDVT10 Quite possibly
@AwesomeBlackDude Місяць тому
@@JDVT10 Possibly, but the one thing he won't talk about is those bands that protect this planet. Once you pass beyond those TVA belts, what's stopping a full 99% blast of radiation as you travel towards the Moon? We can never have a decent discussion about this. As NASA's Kelly, a scientific engineer, said, astronauts cannot go beyond the impact of the arc, meaning the bow shock. 🤔
@bricktop7803 Місяць тому
The World's biggest leaf blower and sand blaster in action, superb footage guys...
@NeroDefogger Місяць тому
true
@Desrtfox71 Місяць тому
Wow, that opening slo-mo is one of the most apocalyptically beautiful things I've ever seen. Amazing.
@MarcusHollinger Місяць тому
After the launch the OLM and plate look better than IFT-2, amazing progress
@derekcoaker6579 Місяць тому
Don't tell the Haters, they want to believe this was "Another Elon failure"
@IgorCyclist Місяць тому
The fact that after this huge thrust, the launch pad remained almost undamaged, is simply unbelievable. ITF3 was simply phenomenal. 🚀🚀🚀
@MrVolodus Місяць тому
How much thrust there was? They had no cargo, so was it full blast? Or will it be different when they load 150t?
@knowledgeisgood9645 Місяць тому
@@MrVolodus No, they start at full thrust to lift off fast. Btw, the payload is 100-250 tons. The ship with propellants is 5000 tons. The thrust is not an issue. SH uses 33 Raptors each has a thrust of 230 tons, making the total 7590 tons.
@toms1348 Місяць тому
There's still way too much debris flying around from the launch. SpaceX needs to get a handle in that. The launch mount, like SH and Starship are still a work in progress. But very cool to watch nonetheless.
@gehteuchnixan69 Місяць тому
Truly phenomenal that they've managed to build a launchpad that's 60% up to the task
@mikeuuuytffvghjjoopoiytf Місяць тому
@@toms1348it's an active construction site and the most powerful rocket ever, debris is really just unavoidable. As long as nobody is in the area it's not really an issue. Once its development is complete there will be naturally less debris from construction activities
@iwayini Місяць тому
Wow Wow Wow. The first few seconds were unmissable viewing. Holy moly that was out of a sci-fi movie. Incredible footage. Well done NSF!
@mapsofbeing5937 Місяць тому
That Starship launch was more impressive than any movie scene of a starship taking off, ever
@jimlaz7456 Місяць тому
That opening shot was f**ng BIBLICAL. Amazing work as always by the best team in the game 😮
@DogSerious 27 днів тому
CGI can do wonders!
@rachelbrinkley3240 Місяць тому
I love how defiant Star Hopper is through all that thrust carnage
@JackABeyer Місяць тому
All hail Hopper
@rachelbrinkley3240 Місяць тому
@@JackABeyer For sure
@scottweidt9144 Місяць тому
Footage is unreal!!! Great job Jack!
@JackABeyer Місяць тому
🍻
@TexDrinkwater Місяць тому
Anything that's not welded down, and even some things that are, will get blown right away by that massive thrust.
@DeanStephen Місяць тому
They should be better at clearing the area by now. Too much was still being propelled about in that opening sequence.
@eaudesolero5631 Місяць тому
Wow that slow motion lift off was awesome do that every time again from now on
@JackABeyer Місяць тому
Yessir
@Harve955 Місяць тому
The spooky ghost figure in the right foreground, opening footage, is cool lol.
@iamaduckquack Місяць тому
That's a camera covered in a plastic bag.
@southofhollywood4199 Місяць тому
@@iamaduckquackCameras can't wave their arms. 👻
@robyn051 Місяць тому
@@southofhollywood4199that’s just the bag flapping no arms
@buddhistbilly3602 Місяць тому
What about the white lights streaking away from the sight at the end of the first clip. What are they?
@SoundlessSkyChannel Місяць тому
The opening clip is a truly amazing shot. From the gigantic dust clouds that frame both sides of the shot, to the large pieces of debris that blow out to the left and right of--but never at--the viewer, to the way that the final plume of dust passes us by to reveal the tower out of a screen of orange. The tower re-materializing out of the fog feels like a banner standing triumphant after a hard-won battle.
@tehice23 Місяць тому
Holy !!!! Waaaaae, this shot will be remembered forever, at least for me personaly. Touching the legendary shots of shuttle, its boosters jurney, f1 slowmo egnition.. we are getting such insane pictures lately, live!
@marymoe77471 Місяць тому
Thank you Jack and all for great camera work. Love the opening part!
@JackABeyer Місяць тому
🫡
@seankelly69 Місяць тому
That footage at the beginning, and when the pressure waves, the melted something bombs started to rain, and the winds engulfing the camera looked like a nuclear blast, and nuclear winds hitting lol…. Incredible footage.
@rickdagrexican7351 28 днів тому
Because the camera didn't follow the ship, I thought it exploded! That was powerful!
@AdrianSletten533 Місяць тому
This could be a metal print damn. Launch tower with clouds on each side 🔥
@jasonslick9383 Місяць тому
Wow!! That opening 😮
@otero2235 Місяць тому
The shockwaves ripping thru the smoke and dust are awesome. Amazing power.
@jmersh1017 Місяць тому
That footage was incredible!!! Thank you all for the continued coverage and work you all put in!!
@okirooju3787 Місяць тому
I remember all the naysayers who slighted and dismissed the water-cooled steel plate, saying it wouldn't hold up. It's two launches now on that thing and still going. Goes to show so many of us hardly know a thing about the intricate engineering that goes into a lot of these things. Of course it's not criminal to hold an opinion, just don't pontificate too much about things 😂
@datathunderstorm Місяць тому
It is after all, ROCKET SCIENCE….😅
@cameronh3260 Місяць тому
Only 2 launches tho, what happens when they start launching on a monthly basis or even weekly? Will it hold up then? I get that's years away and they have time to upgrade things but who knows what will happen
@derrickfoster644 Місяць тому
@cameronh3260 they are never going to be launching a starship monthly let alone weekly.
@DeanStephen Місяць тому
But will it ever stand up to multi-day launches?
@okirooju3787 Місяць тому
@@derrickfoster644 if I'm not mistaken Starbase isn't where they'll be permanently launching from, although that could change anytime. I read the topography of Boca Chica makes it almost impossible to have a flame trench. But for the frequency of what they're doing right now, the steel plate is doing just fine. There were people who said it would never survive the fury of 33 Raptors, not even for once.
@SLPCaires Місяць тому
Utterly cinematic choreography on that opening sequence.
@mikeylcr7531 Місяць тому
That opening slo mo is epic!!!😮
@MrKellymcilrath Місяць тому
Just wonderful footage Jack & Sean, Thank you! Also thank you NSF!
@Shootr69 Місяць тому
All the years you've been doing this - that opening - that has to be satisfying as F! That better win some kind of international aeronautical video award or something.
@joelface Місяць тому
I absolutely love the way the flaming clouds shudder from the pressure waves from 0:55 to 1:15... crazyyyyyyy
@user-pi9ml3be4f Місяць тому
Love that opening shot! Just so perfect that the dust clouds part to show the empty pad.
@waltermeerschaert Місяць тому
O.M.G.! THANK YOU for filming this and making it available for free!
@XxSchattenritter Місяць тому
Always love coming back to see the 4K footage. Phenomenal work guys!!
@joshuaturner5116 Місяць тому
OMG!!!!! That is freaking AWESOME!!!!! BEST FULL STACK STARSHIP LAUNCH. Seeing the air waves moving through the dust hearing the roar of the engines and seeing the fire from the engines glowing though the dust. It made me feel like starship was actually alive.
@andrewkeating3690 Місяць тому
That first shot is happiness!
@tonilaitinen5197 Місяць тому
I would assume the amount of rubble flying through the air is reduced every launch as the area around the pad gets cleaner..
@disorganizedorg Місяць тому
Yes, it seems to. Some Tim Dodd's IFT-2 footage showed chunks of glowing hot metal(?) rushing toward the camera; I didn't see anything like that this time... this looked more like stray bits of things that weren't battened down and a sheet or two of plywood.
@knowledgeisgood9645 Місяць тому
2 large panels on a leg of the OLM were torn off. All else is superficial. We don't know the condition of the insides of the OLM, but for every launch they improve the structures. I am not worried about stage zero anymore.
@piranha031091 Місяць тому
@@disorganizedorgYou can still see a few chunks of glowing hot metal hitting the ground, particularly towards the left side.
@JackABeyer Місяць тому
From a photographer’s perspective this one was kinda odd. For flight 1, everything in this location got utterly destroyed. For flight 2, everything here survived without a scratch. Now on flight three many more cameras were damaged by debris, though not as bad as flight 1. This is something we didnt expect after flight 2 being so clean. Ive been wondering what variables could have caused this and cant really think of anything other than perhaps wind direction or the new tank farm hardware acting as a funnel for the exhaust.
@disorganizedorg Місяць тому
@@JackABeyer [Ive been wondering what variables could have caused this] Complacency in policing the area for FOD following the pretty clean IFT-2?
@my-pixels Місяць тому
The sheer force of those engines blasting off sends shockwaves through the air, leaving you in awe of the raw power of human achievement.
@corrinastanley125 Місяць тому
More awesome extras, some with written explanations . Big thanks NSF team.
@jimbrohn2100 Місяць тому
🤯Mind Blowing slow-mo launch sequence 😁🤓!!! Great Job Team NSF!!!
@NeroDefogger Місяць тому
my jaw dropped in awe seeing the raw power of that beast, amazing footage
@anthonycamilleri7297 Місяць тому
great content guys the slo mo footage iis the most exciting to me much appreciated thank you
@LUIZ0798 Місяць тому
1:28 THESE IMAGES ARE IMPRESSIVE
@lucastubing994 Місяць тому
What i find even more impressive are the shockwaves, seen at 0:57 bottom left, just amazing
@R1PPA-C Місяць тому
@@lucastubing994 the view from above shows the shockwaves in even more detail, it's phenomenal
@winterhorse290 Місяць тому
I love the shockwaves in the beginning
@BobSmith-mu5kg Місяць тому
OMG guys that opening shot is absolutely amazing. I don't if that cam has a name yet, but it should be Destruction Cam. That guy is a must have for every launch !!!
@karrotop Місяць тому
Such an incredible flight! With a number more this year, I'm excited to see what they can achieve before year end
@jwortman1984 Місяць тому
Holy smokes, Jack. The opening sequence here is the most stunning launch footage I’ve ever seen. What was different about this rig from last time?
@caius077 Місяць тому
what a dramatic start in slow mo 😮
@spetedaq Місяць тому
As a first grader, I watched Alan Shepard's suborbital on my school's b/w TV. I am beyond grateful to everyone who makes each of these steps happen. Somewhere, I am sure the Admiral is smiling...
@Squirrel_101 Місяць тому
Incredible flight, watching from the first test to this recent one, you can really see the progress! I'm sure they'll nail reentry in IFT4....Go SpaceX
@Mike-mm6jp Місяць тому
Absolutely amazing
@Imagine_Beyond Місяць тому
Great footage!
@kernicterus1233 Місяць тому
Wow. I just love at 01:45 it's like 'oh, it's gone then, ok'.
@SuperS05 Місяць тому
What a stunning shot!
@crazytechguy5735 Місяць тому
The engineering that has gone into everything of Starbase to Starship is simply astounding.
@michaeldeierhoi4096 Місяць тому
NASA Space Flight has been using this format for several years now and has almost a million subs so that says a lot right there. Plus they do at least once a week updates which do provide a narrative.
@ffcracker Місяць тому
I love living across the river from NASA and watching all the launches but I'd really love to see one of these go up. Maybe one day.
@catbertz Місяць тому
That launch was apocalyptic level bonkies!
@jeffw8057 Місяць тому
Great progress from SpaceX! The damage to the tower and surrounding area after one flight demonstrates that much work is still required to make this system reusable.
@tonyhaslam186 Місяць тому
That’s an amazing amount of stuff flying an amazing amount of distance. Holy moly.
@famillenadeau7052 Місяць тому
Le début de la vidéo est folle !!! Incroyable comment c'est impressionnant et dangereux !
@stevenseiders8731 Місяць тому
I thought at first it was CGI then I realized this photographer is at the right place at the right time.....absolutely 💯 % Perfect 👌.
@bryanillenberg Місяць тому
Just an automated camera (for launch), but yeah... It's amazing!
@jjf8862 Місяць тому
I love working here at the base! It’s so amazing!
@the_darkgameryt Місяць тому
those pressure waves are insane!
@ayaleq Місяць тому
That was some good bass!!! And the waves!
@effervescentrelief Місяць тому
THE SKY IS ON FIRE!!!
@lmhnds Місяць тому
(0:00 - 2:21) fantastic shot! watched it probably five times
@lmhnds Місяць тому
is poor Hooper ok? :)
@thomashayden804 Місяць тому
@@lmhnds Hopper seems fine!
@matthiasgrunwald895 Місяць тому
ALL IN GOOD SHAPE LETS GO FOR NEXT LAUNCH
@Sharkerp38 Місяць тому
Love the Mailbox Protective Housing :)
@dunbarautomotive Місяць тому
No Words!!, No Words!!!😲👀🥹
@bradjones9634 Місяць тому
The launch video was awesome!
@weeziesgirl576 Місяць тому
Wow! Amazing view on liftoff
@Danny_S. Місяць тому
Pretty cool footage!!
@piranha031091 Місяць тому
The opening looks like the sandstorm scene from Mad Max: Fury Road!
@LovemyDrones Місяць тому
Looked like some plywood flying from the new bathroom that's under construction! Pressure waves were crazy!
@robertstuck3214 Місяць тому
Great info. thanks
@jamesheald567 Місяць тому
down wind, stunning!
@R1PPA-C Місяць тому
At this point I think everywhere is down wind 🤣
@comicman3173 Місяць тому
2:00 oh my god that view is insane
@sameerafernando5054 Місяць тому
Damn those shock waves 😮😮😮
@bjornkahler7354 Місяць тому
The pressure waves and the wind speed are insane! Perhaps you could install a weather measuring station or fast pressure and wind measuring systems at the site? Or even a sound level meter? It would be really great to get measurements.
@hasercorp8140 Місяць тому
1:48 is an insane view. Reminds me of a lovecraft novel
@TroyRubert Місяць тому
What a flight.
@justthetipgaming1720 Місяць тому
beautiful
@Pintuuuxo Місяць тому
After waiting for this wonderful IFT-3, we were all expecting those relights to happen flawlessly and of course the entry of the ship to happen without those wrong atitudes. All this means that we will have to wait even more for a land landing of both stages. 🚀
@rickynixon1120 Місяць тому
Great job guys, I am surprised to didn't include the auto track of the Lawrence of Arabia camera in the foreground. I saw that on one other cut. Thanks for the update.
@kpbendeguz Місяць тому
They've put scaffolding already back on the OLM, or did not even remove it?
@knowledgeisgood9645 Місяць тому
Put it back. A safety measure.
@Automobile7777 Місяць тому
2:00 could be an epic wallpaper
@Spac24668 Місяць тому
That called progress
@HarryNicNicholas Місяць тому
you can squeeze four people into dragon, you can squeeze 200 into starship. it's big.
@knowledgeisgood9645 Місяць тому
Maybe if it is on the ground and the people are packed as in a metro. If they are to use seats 'only' 100 can fit in. To Mars they will have to be much fewer. But it is big.
@Spectator1959 Місяць тому
4 people in Dragon is not a “squeeze,” it was sized to hold 7 but NASA wanted to send only 4 at a time.
@ernestgalvan9037 Місяць тому
@@Spectator1959👆 🖖
@cfiregaming9050 Місяць тому
On time!
@Danny-du2yk Місяць тому
epic scenes watched it live and i was speechless from start to finish, but look at those sparks on the floor at around 1:00 wonder if that is bits from the steel plate or the mount or something else🧐🧐 🤔🤔
@MrX-zz2vk Місяць тому
Excellent footage guys! So what will this week's activities at Boca Chica have for us? Will S29 be rolled back out for further testing or will they need to study all the data from IFT3 first & then make modifications?
@glenkeating7333 Місяць тому
Is there any video of the 1st stage hitting the water? I've been looking everywhere without any luck.
@cordialpulpwriter Місяць тому
that first shot ... w o w
@GrillerGT Місяць тому
This looks more like a volcano erupting than a ship launch... omg O_o
@JimMeakim Місяць тому
How far away is the opening video location from the pad?? Very impressive!!
@thomashayden804 Місяць тому
About 1,300 ft
@infinitelyexplosive4131 Місяць тому
1:53 would be a cool print/wallpaper
@christophermaguire9206 Місяць тому
Awesome
@mrdebris1217 Місяць тому
Starship Super Heavy seems to perform the thrust peak of what can be handled in a reasonable manner, especially thinking of Raptor V3.
@azorahai7837 Місяць тому
Holy shit that slow mo!!!
@witchdoctor6502 Місяць тому
Do we know what were the molten bits flying around? The launch from that point was amazing, seeing how everything went flying or was pushed... so much power
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