Launched a 50m high, building sized object 10km into the sky, belly flopped it back down to the ground, last second flip and ignite landing. Landed. Didn't explode. Absolutely unreal

There is literally nothing cooler on this planet than the fact that we can not only do this, but we can just log into youtube and watch it. no big deal. Absolutely amazing.

Im not crying, it's just rapid unscheduled eye lubrication.

It's been two and a half months. I remember screaming "YES!" and smacking my desk when it landed. Looking back at this now, I'm smiling and tearing up. This is just so amazing.

"That's one small step for a grain silo, one giant leap for mankind."

You can hear the excitement in John’s voice. Congrats SpaceX and all those involved

The fact that we went from the Falcon 1 to this is just astounding. Less than 2 decades and SpaceX has went from a tiny little startup to a giant in the aerospace industry, paving the way for reusable rockets, and restoring US capability to launch humans to the ISS. Looking back at the failed Falcon 1 launches in the mid 2000s, no one would’ve guessed that this would be where SpaceX would be in 15 years. Super excited to see orbital starship tests!

Show starts 0:00 T-1min 5:30 ignition 6:30 engine relight 12:12 landing 12:25 landing confirm 12:40 show ends 15:38

"The Starship has landed!" - Best line ever

My generation grew up with the space shuttle. Our next generation will be growing up with this.

I don't understand why people are so thoughtless about starship. Bro this is history being made.

Civilization Level Up - New Tech Tree Unlocked!!

Just think now, 20 years from now people will come view this video and see the first Successful landing and think this is where it all began

Well done Space X. Incredible achievements in so many areas in such a short time. I'm 75 now. When I was born in Jan 1946, the Air Force was just a bunch of WW II aircraft with a few prototypes of emerging gets. But the progress of that time was breathtaking. In early 1950's my father (a B-17 pilot in WW II) was assigned to Sedalia AFB, MO. The base had been closed after WW II and so it was not in good condition. There wasn't any base housing so we rented a dilapidated farm house just off the main gate (which looked more like an outhouse than a main gate). There were only old WW II barracks that were abandoned and only heated with coal. The base only had old B-25 medium bombers. The only entertainment on the base was a barrack that was used as a movie theater. The theater was a sheet used for a screen, metal folding chairs, a 16 mm projector that only showed WW II gun camera movies with no sound. We had to bring our own popcorn. It was bleak when we first arrived. But then massive construction began. The old wooden barracks were torn down and new buildings and housing were being constructed. I clearly remember the day that the old WW II B-25's departed and the new B-47's arrived. Everyone at the base was lined up on the flight line to watch the old be replaced by the new. When I first saw the B-47, it was like an alien spaceship landing. We had never seen anything that advanced and beautiful. Few people know that the early B-47s didn't have any defensive weapons because it was faster that any fighter at the time. It could literally outrun any enemy threat. That changed later when a radar controlled tail gun was added. My dad flew the B-47 and he told me it flew more like a fighter than a bomber. Anyway later Sedalia AFB was renamed Whiteman AFB and it is not the home of the B-2 steal bomber. Like I said, I'm 75 now, but I remember when it was Sedalia AFB with old B-25's and the only entertainment was watching old WW II gun camera films on a bed sheet with no sound in old wooden barracks on a bed sheet heated with coal. And now it is the premier base for the most advanced stealth aircraft on the face of the earth. I'm glad I have had to opportunity to see the miracle changes in technologies.

raptor engines: *burns n provides lift* Auto CC: *MUSIC INTENSIFIES*

What a beast! I still find it hard to believe that a rocket of this size is capable of vertically landing with so much cargo! It looks coming strait from fiction books!

"Those who say it cannot be done should not interrupt those who are doing it"

This legitimately looks like something out of Star Wars. Absolutely mind blowing stuff. Congratulations to everyone involved.

the sprinkler: ""LOOK IM HELPING!"

*It is truly incredible to witness these works in human history live. İnsanlık tarihinde bu eserlere canlı olarak tanık olmak gerçekten inanılmaz.*

Sn8, sn9, sn10 and sn11 are proud of their brother Sn15. They can now rest in peace

It wasn't on may the fourth, but they got the revenge of the fifth: starship strikes back

1 year ago. Although we have not seen any other Starship flights since, it is great to see how progress is ramping up for the orbital launch

Fantastic Work all from Spacex Team, thumb up. Like that Vector-Thrust Turbines :))

The way we all felt until the smoke cleared and there’s SN15 safe and sound. Freaking epic!

This is the day that Elon and his team did the bottle flip trick successfully with a building sized rocket. Well Played.

"Starship cant land" Starship:

SN15 flight test time stamps if you want to get straight to the main events 6:20- 10 seconds left 6:29- ignition and liftoff 10:27- final engine cutoff 12:11- 2 engines re-light 12:29- engines cutoff as SN15 successfully lands 12:44- view of SN15 on its legs after the dust cleared 13:14- random poping 15:37- stream ends

They did it !! Congratulations Elon Musk and SpaceX :)

6:19 T-minus 10 8:36 1st engine cut off 10:06 2nd Engine cutoff 10:27 3rd Engine Cutoff 12:10 Flip Manuever 12:17 Landing 12:30 Touch down!!! 12:40 Starship 15 is VISIBLE LANDED!!!

RIP SN15 you will be missed 2020-2023

RIP SN15 .... 😥

1:15 Me intently listening to the ground control loop at max volume: Daddy Insprucker: GOOD AFTERNOON!

That landing was so much smoother than most of the airliner landings

When you’re late to the bottle flip challenge, but still impress because you went the extra mile.

My God, what a beautiful sight! Well done Starship (Space X) and nicely handled launch crews.

It surprises me how little coverage the work space x is doing gets. We get wall to wall coverage of how shit everything is in the news, but these are the people truly making our future a little brighter everyday.

The fact that we can all just watch this for free from the comfort of our homes is quite remarkable

This is the first step of what is going to be the most historic space flight mission ever.

Here after the second starship flight test! Honestly its incredible how far spacex and the crew have come. Onward to mars!!

There is no shame in falling down but there is pride in getting back up. Congrats SpaceX !

Historic moment for all humans! great work by the Spacex team!

Over 2 years after its historic flight and landing, SpaceX decided to scrap this. RIP SN15.

Amazing how much the Launch and landing platforms have changed in the last 7 months. It's so impresive.

This will be on every “NEVER QUIT!” compilation till the end of time. Thanks Elon.

When I heard the words "expansion into the solar system" I smiled and shivered. This is what hope feels like.

This is amazing milestone! CONGRATULATIONS!

Making history right here! Congratulations to everyone at space X for all their hard work, it seems to have paid off. :)

Excellent work, SpaceX team. Already looking forward to SN16. Oh, and Raptors are best served well done anyway.

6:18 a 10-second countdown shortcut for busy people just like you and me

happy birthday sn15!

It’s crazy to think that in a few years there will be actual people in that

What a time to be alive to witness a historical moment

I think I woke my neighbours up here in the UK by shouting "WOOOOOOO!" when it landed intact. Absolutely beautiful, knew you could do it, congrats SpaceX team!

6:29 Ignition 8:37 E3 shutdown 10:02 E2 shutdown 10:27 E1 shutdown 12:09 Flip 12:21 landing 12:30 Touchdown

Shoutout to the camera guy for holding on to that thing 👏🏻

" When something is important enough you do it even if the odds are not in your favor" Imperator of Mars.

Finnaly! Congratulations SpaceX! What a day for humanity, Mars here we come!

Love the way its burning the whole time its on the pad and he goes "Have a good day!" Everything is fine, lol

Almost two years later, the first full stack booster and ship have flown. It was amazing.

The fire is out, which means this is the first fully successful Starship test. Edit: Sorry, I mean successful without a kaboom, Rico.

Congrats SpaceX team! That's a historical moment right here.

RIP SN15 2021-2023

Mind blowing. I drove down there a couple of years ago, and it impresses me how quickly SpaceX has been able develop this program!

This is hard not to feel proud, even though I am not American, but a human being who sees this as an achievement for mankind... Congratulations to the SpaceX team for their ingenuity and persistence and vision...

Watching again just over a year later it still seems really amazing looking forward to the sub orbital test flight now.

Things like these are what makes me excited to wake up every morning.

I watched this live in the UK with my 6 year old son and can safely say that Space X are inspiring minds and helping create the engineers, designers and forward thinkers of the future by releasing live moments of history like this for all to see. Thank you.

History has been made It’s good to be alive great flight SpaceX

Love that VLC text showing the udp stream of the video feed :)

Absolutely excellent stuff, well done!!! Must be so frustrating - testing such an amazing machine, and your wireless breaks down... Same story here: whenever I want to capture an important event all of a sudden my smartphone picks that moment to download necessary 'updates'... 🤣

Great job SpaceX and anyone who contributed to this monumental moment in human history!

As a child growing up in the 60s and 70s this is absolutely incredible

It's September and this event still brings me to tears.

When I watched this with my son I told him, if SN15 lands this is history and it did what a exciting moment it was!!.

Haven't been able to keep up with Starship progress for a couple of weeks. When I went to my favorite news site, this major event wasn't even mentioned. I learned about it through UKposts. It makes no sense at all. This is huge. It's an amazing accomplishment. Congratulations SpaceX.

SpaceX rocket landing is the most rocknroll shit I've ever seen, this dude just belly flopped a skyscraper down the atmosphere.

I'm just in awe, its so exciting to watch advancements being made by Space x. I just have no words.

Simply....AMAZING....✊congratulations from New Zealand 👏👏👏👏

12:38 the smoke just goes away and starship is like "oh yeah, that's me, I did it"

Congratulations space x

Progress is incredible!

How about a "Recap" video like you did for SN10? Include footage offloaded from onboard cameras that we couldn't see due to downlink instability? Would be amazing to see, this accomplishment deserves to be appreciated from every conceivable perspective!

Absolutely unbelievable! Congratulations to the SpaceX teams!

Nothing has done more to get me through this whole covid nightmare than seeing this absolute beast come alive. Go SpaceX, go Starship, let's go to Mars!

And now the best part! They finally can look for any possible damage :D

This brings a smile to my face every time

Thank you Space X for giving us all something to look forward to in this sometimes turmoil filled world.

This is what every Martian fears the most, "The War Of The Worlds" in reverse!

Still one of my favorite videos.

I just got recommended this by the YT Algo., even though I watched it LIVE back then AND watched it again and again and again 😂 and I remember the excitement while watching it coming out of the fog and nailing that landing 🥺 ... but it got me to thinking 🤔 I just recently watched LIVE for the first time, the lift of a Booster with the chopsticks about two days ago ... ALL as if the YT Algo. is saying: "Look how far we've come 🤯" P.S: I'm watching it again 😂

I'm old enough to remember the Space Shuttle flights being a mere footnote on the evening news back in the 80's - fast forward to 2021, and you can get full coverage of testing, rocket launches, satellite deployments and crewed missions straight to your computer/phone/tv. This is the next chapter of space flight unfolding right in front of our eyes, and long may it continue. Space X, we salute you!

I stayed up all night to watch this and it definitely payed off. Congrats SpaceX you legends actually did it!

I hope people will continue supporting space exploration.

Beyond impressive!!! We literally seeing the creation process of the next gen spacecraft and aircraft tech.

_l was only ten years old when we watched in class on black and white Television, Neil Armstrong walking on the Moon!_ _That vision in 1969 made me cry!_ STARSHIP _Sn15 came close today to repeating History!_ _'Make it so!'_ Well done SpaceX

For the museum plaque, put “The one that didn’t blow up.”

Watched it LIVE, Watched it again last year and Yes, I'm back again today 8/3/23 to Watch it again. I love this stuff. I'm 53 with some health issues and crossing my fingers i live long enough to see the 1st person put their foot on Mars. I'm convinced this is the ship that will do that. Well, not sn15, they just took that ship apart the other day. I mean, Starship in general. #MMTLP

Awesome view! Congratulations SpaceX crew! 💯

Congrats SpaceX! That's a huge milestone for the whole space industry. Now we are waiting for orbital flight with first stage :)