[4K Slow-Mo] Starship Flight 6 Supercut w/ Clean Audio

[@P3x310]

Those trackers... My mind will never be left unblown by the fact that we can watch a high-rise-sized rocket reach space(very-nearly-ish), deploy its second stage and come back to the surface(also-kinda-ish-in-this-case) again, uninterrupted, and have it be more than just a pixel-sized speck even at its highest point. I will never quite understand people who do not find space flight to be friggin amazeballs.

[@allenphilips7776]

i watched Al Shepard live in 1961, and Starship 6 this week, and a lot in between

[@larrygrove5649]

Always considered Alan Shepard as my hero. Took guts to be the first to fly on one of those potential bombs!

[@Bill_N_ATX]

My brother is named after Alan Shepherd and Scott Carpenter. He thinks it was pretty cool.

[@bruceyoung1343]

I remember those early flights

[@milehunter227]

Tim’s orchestrated music can’t be beat. Thanks so much Tim.

[@cathodion]

20:24 That Amazing footage was filmed from so far away that you can see the Earth's curvature... 😮

[@dmurray2978]

Don't scare the flat earthers!

[@AnupomAG]

16:40 ❤ This is so calming.

[@elantrauma]

@@dmurray2978 Flat Earthers won't touch it unless it's grainy, low res footage. That pretty much takes Tim Dodds videos off the table.

[@MahendraBohara-h5t]

However difficult life may seem, there is always something challenge and succeed .

[@RyanKingArt]

4:08 that rumbling sound is just amazing! You can hear how powerful this rocket is!

[@GooogleGoglee]

@ 20:25 , another proof we leave on a ball 🏀

[@k29king1]

Love these slo-mo videos, it allows my brain time to comprehend the magnitude of what Im watching lol.

[@Joytaze]

2:11 The bird flying through the shot is incredible

[@leigh667]

That bird is thinking I'm getting the f out of here. 😱

[@Rocket39Smoke14]

Looking for the point where the tower antenna went wonky.

[@vladimirsputnik6474]

Same lol

[@k29king1]

It was in the intial take off while the plume was still hitting the tower. It was still communicating for a bit after the damage but at some point after boost back communication stopped and is why initially you heard the clear call out and then they changed it to divert. Which to me indicates there may have been a fire and communication worked until the flames melted through some components.

[@WOFFY-qc9te]

Me too, Since it had to be there why did they not put some guy wires on it seems obvious it would be stressed

[@matness8879]

Haha same

[@Rocket39Smoke14]

@@WOFFY-qc9te I've seen the aftermath of the antenna and it did have support wires but they were slack. Maybe the Everyday Astronaut can help us out.

[@kenw8875]

the power, the waves, the mach diamonds, the sonic energy: incredible

[@bluemamba5317]

I thought that this was a starship, not an actual ship

[@michaelbertoldi1022]

DUDE the audio, you guys are crazy

[@CosmicPerspective]

Andrew Keating magic

[@michaelbertoldi1022]

@CosmicPerspective Seriously, you folks work really hard and always deliver great and stunning pieces of art!

[@mred8002]

Headphones! Crank it up! Awesome

[@brown2889]

YES SIR! That is wild. Fantastic!🎧

[@richardemerson8075]

Every single shot is incredible -- but that Ryan tracker slomo is truly a whole other level entirely. Exquisite.

[@A1A.]

Cosmic perespetive team did such a good job! Those slowmo shots were ✨spectacular✨

[@snuffeldjuret]

the launch footage with the waves in the foreground is my favourite

[@peterhelmer396]

Incredible footage from so many different cameras. Quite impressive.

[@JasroopSinghhh]

As always great job by all the people behind filming this historic moment

[@geralddavison]

It's all absolutely fantastic, but the whole Ryan Tracker slow motion part was awe inspiring. Great music too. Well done team!

[@HZ_Sai]

this might be the best video I've seeing this year .

[@Jamie-d6g]

Ryan's tracking is incredible!

[@Ivrob]

I swear I was watching your footage of flight 5 only a couple of weeks ago, and i cant believe it but here i am already watching footage from flight 6. Amazing work, thank you so much!

[@OrangeDurito]

Absolutely breathtaking! You sir have left me speechless. This is a thing of cosmic beauty 😍😍😍😍😍

[@baanibarnes9711]

Fantastic footage and I never tire of hearing that awesome ripping sound of 33 engine at full tilt! Thanks guys.

[@mred8002]

The old Saturns and big rockets always seemed too underpowered at liftoff, but this looks like watching all SRBs The kick must be stunning.

[@andykillary6989]

My face hurts from smiling so big throughout that hole video. That was breathtaking!

[@tobEwobEmusic]

Wow. Setting the bar terribly high for the rest of us. Absolutely stunning slow mo footage. Did I say wow? 🤙🔥🚀🍻

[@MaddogJones]

Vids like this make me glad I got the 75" OLED and the 12" 500w subwoofer

[@rushthezeppelin]

Meanwhile I'm watching this on my phone and it's still incredible

[@orogenicman]

Thanks to EDA and CP for such wonderful coverage and awesome audio and video. Truly magnificent.

[@johndelagarza361]

That shot from the waves was great.

[@robspecht9550]

The liftoff shot, chef’s kiss.

[@Asterra2]

Hm. I normally come to these videos to complain that nobody ever sets up a proper mic so the sound has bad balance, miserable bass, or perhaps even sounds like they stuffed a webcam mic inside a Tupperware container. But the sequence at 0:10 may be the very first time I can say somebody has done this justice. Speaking from experience, I don't think you can get that result without both swapping to prosumer mics (beating every other channel to the punch, I might add) _and_ having a mixer who knows what he's doing.

[@spitbacca]

Amazing, I think I saw Ryan before the launch setting up south of the tower, I was on Playa Baghdad. Cool video an awesome sound.

[@andrewkeating3690]

Very kind words. Thank you. Keep following as there are fun plans in this regard for the future!

[@HarryNicNicholas]

the full speed video really accentuates how fast that thing is going by the time it's cleared the tower - crazy fast.

[@Gersberms]

The sonic boom shockwaves continue to amaze me. Especially when you see them apear in midair.

[@ross077]

Incredible work from whole Cosmic Perspective team ❤

[@aaronscottmatthews7883]

watched the launch from 70 miles west of Starbase - didnt see anything but the vapor trail until stage sep then, saw the burst of flame followed by the light from Ship's engine bells which looked like a bright blue star in a bright blue sky

[@HarryNicNicholas]

stop me if you've heard this, but when i was a kid, way back in the 60's, i pulled a plastic spaceman out of a cornflakes box. he was carrying a united nations flag. my first sci-fi was arthur clarke, an excerpt from one of his books that led me to be fascinated by space travel in general. i read 2001: a space odyssey in an afternoon, just before i went to see the film. i thought as i got older, as i grew up, the world would grow up too, and that united nations flag would actually be representative of "nations united", sadly humans are crap and here we are, fifty years on hoping that mars will be better. the founding fathers were running from tyranny, and it seems anyone going to mars is either running - or planning to take it with them. i still love space travel, i firmly believe we need to colonise the galaxy at least, i just hope people really do grow up before a few ijits kill us all off. great video by the way, great channel, the best coverage, tip top!!

[@Starclimber]

Logical. I didn't see a SpaceX contingent at COP29, which, given the probable growth of said industry and the overwhelmingly large fraction of greeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee Sorry, my brain fried at the notion that people will grow up. They can't even acknowledge the function of atmospheric CO2 etc as hazards. And by 'people', I'm referring to the people, foolishly elected, in charge of industries, largely biospherically destructive, who knee-jerkily pull earth-future slot machine levers in anticipation of huge payouts at a cost they won't suffer. Apologies to the late, great, Hann....no - Ambrose Bierce, author of the Devil's Dictionary, whose ghost-writer I'm stuck with reading as we slide into any number of abysses. But yeah, amazing views. Great work, Team EA.

[@SirDangalot]

Tim, unbelievable channel and amazing episode, as always. I love your Supercuts. Great quality and great close-ups all the way through. I've already watched this one twice, and I'm sure I'll watch it another three or four times today.

[@Sixotoo]

The shear number of disciplines of different specialties that need to come together to make this possible is mind numbing.

[@ASXJNO]

Can't wait to see New Glenn on this channel when it flies

[@linecraftman3907]

I dont think they can setup all the cameras in the same way, as new glenn flies from KSC where its hard to get cameras and operate them.

[@colonbina1]

Absolutely incredible! Thank you so much!!!

[@TheCoffeeEnthusiast]

Saphire Wide should be framed, really - what a cinematic shot putting things in perspective.

[@SatoshiKitagawa]

Absolutely incredible! What a time to be alive

[@Ban00]

Amazin capture of those shock waves

[@BeamBinge]

I remember when it was just a flying grain silo, amazing!

[@kamtruhn2887]

Launch sound and music are so good! I kind of expected to get bored watching a short launch for 20 min, but it was mesmerizing and beautiful. So great!

[@STUMP_]

The amount of torture the OLM get 1:47 is incredible.

[@snuffeldjuret]

it is wild that the bidet thing works

[@A1A.]

Now that we know how the IFT looks in proper day light.. Cant wait for 🌙nigh time🌙launch!!

[@Ban00]

no one calls it IFT even spacex

[@janet3704]

I watched on tv in Australia and simply amazing to see Star Ship fly thanks to everyone at Space X 👏🏻👏🏻💯💖🇦🇺🇺🇸💖

[@RyanKingArt]

So Amazing!!!

[@remsmith3233]

Slo-Mo sections were just fantastic! What a thrilling emocional feeling seeing such views of a 1st of a kind Rocket and booster in the world. THANK YOU Everyday Astronaut. and all the folks involved making this wonderful video presentación… you should all feel oroud of your eflorts. Cherish this special event 💕

[@brooksterabb]

The NFL was made popular by NFL Films. Showing the Fast action slowed down and set to music was what captured the public's attention. Cosmic Perspective and Everyday Astronaut will be one of the reasons Space flights will become more relatable. The Addition of music completes the experience.

[@perlievoshell96]

Incredible footage by Cosmic Perspective as only she can do.

[@Zippezip]

This was simply amazing; I wish my father were alive to see this. He worked on Radar for the Defense departments early warning system in the 1950's and 60's and often traveled around the world lending his electronics expertise when needed.

[@RickDean-v2t]

These video shots were.... WOW!!! Absolutely Superb.

[@MG_Steve]

Lovely footage as always, well done to the EA & CP crews.

[@leonwilliams9589]

1:21 okay Christopher Nolan lol

[@amp86400]

If you're there watching the launch in person, can you hear it the ENTIRE assent to stage separation?

[@ezegamer13530]

Woaahh, now this is a nice 4K footage!

[@RickertB]

Amazing slo-mo with the music

[@Dtk-1ofakind]

I liked the shot with the waves in the foreground as the rocket just was starting its launch. Looked like it would make for a nice painting. And liked at the end, how the booster went below the horizon showing the curvature of the earth and one awsome fireball!

[@WOFFY-qc9te]

20:22 Proof the Earth is not flat

[@bradpeterson9325]

A hearty ‘atta boy!’ to that fleeing pelican. 🚀

[@Colynn9]

I gained a better understanding of the 1st stage's flip-and-scoot maneuver with this excellent slow-mo. You can see from vapour that the momentum is still carrying it upward as it goes broadside into the thin atmosphere. I'd like to see this animated in detail, complete with engine and thruster action.

[@S1nwar]

20:28 love this shot of booster clearly landing behind earths curvature

[@HansMilling]

Incredible slow motion shots. Well done to your team.

[@AnaI_69]

Starship Flight 8. Ship catch attempt. Popcorn with me gooning to it ❤

[@louisstanwu]

I remember waking up around eight forty five on 911 and watching on tv the helicopter crew over the bay shooting video of the one tower on fire. Nobody knew we were under attack but when I saw the second tower hit I cried so hard. I'm weeping again but in a good way. I can't express how much intensity I feel watching this. It's like my whole life has been lived up to now just to see the possibilities. Not bad

[@A1A.]

Congrats on making footage rivalling SpaceX’s! 👌

[@oscaralbertodesio5279]

Simplemente espectacular!!!! Hermosas imágenes. Gracias por compartirlas.

[@siriusplayz5871]

Majestic, simply elegant... looks sci-fi... from centuries into future... Every time I look at it my brain.exe stops working. What a wonder ❤

[@colindouglas1997]

15:45 why is this so amazing? It’s just a bunch of fire and some metal. But it’s so F’ing beautiful.

[@snuffeldjuret]

big thanks to everyone who made this video happen!

[@SteveLawrance]

What a magnificent time to be alive. I was slightly too young to remember Apollo, but this is making up for it…

[@zbigniewstadnik4517]

The most beautiful message about Starship.It's so addictive that you don't want it to end. You can believe that Starship is a living being. It can't be forgotten. Congratulations

[@stratolestele7611]

Mesmerizing! Cinematic! Reminiscent of the beautiful super, no, ultra-fast frame rates of the launch pad cameras NASA was using (I guess that was all very new tech at that time?) for the Apollo launches. They're going to be even so much better when they start launching from pad B, and then at the cape where there's less (zero?) sand and dirt so close to the pad. I know Elon wants to beautify Starbase as much, and as soon as possible. Will be interesting to see what things look like down there in another 10 yrs.

[@alanblasczyk1779]

Beauty, Grace and Elegance !

[@SailingObsession]

Awesome Tim and crew! Wow! Totally speechless.

[@michaelbgentry]

absolutely insane. goosebumps.

[@1yb10]

Wow THANK YOU... I cried thur thur the whole thing... Maybe humanity has a chance🙏

[@13skills65]

Beautiful music, beautiful video. Thank You!

[@prof_hu]

Magnificent as always

[@DerekSanford]

Wow, that last shot!! Just wow!

[@makinitrite4442]

BRAVO 🎉🙌🏻👏🏻 with this footage! So great with perfect music! Wondrous 😁Thank you 🙏🏻

[@jjavalon]

This video in an inspiring gift for all of us from the Astronaut

[@YouTube_username.]

20:10 those aren't mountains they're waves moment 🤩

[@GiesbertNijhuis]

The last shot proofs that the Earth is round (landing behind & below the horizon).

[@ABrit-bt6ce]

The previous fall back through the clouds was truly unearthly. Landing both this time would have broken a lot of minds.

[@AmoghNatu]

That one airplane at 2:32 had one of the most unique POVs.

[@azpcox]

20:27 flat earthers cannot handle this actual view of the curvature of the earth ON THE GROUND! Beautiful!!!

[@sebrassino]

The immense power and shockwaves this thing produces while being in control. Its insane.

[@JoeyB-u1p]

Wow @ Ryan's slow mo tracker. Just wow

[@shatuzi]

Absolutely stunning! Thank you!

[@rxcited9474]

Some very nice moments caught there. But… I was surprised at the loss of track and focus occasionally. Not complaining here, just providing feedback for future efforts. Looking forward to more in the future!

[@Chris-bg8mk]

That last shot demonstrates earths curvature

[@Ming好朋友]

Congratulations spaceX ❤ From Bangladesh

[@RG-ls2db]

Insane footage, They've come a long way from the first tank hop.

[@dpaws6325]

Loved this! 👍

[@AnupomAG]

16:40 ❤ This is so calming.

[@milehunter227]

A tight stabilized shot of the Raptor bay here would be awesome. I would want to see the center 13 Raptors moving ever so slightly.

[@quinn7174]

The sound that thing produces must be just insane to feel

[@bryanr9533]

The video and music is great! Thanks for the hard work.

[@hafrica13]

@15:21 amazing

[@peterihre9373]

Just wow! Amazing! You guys are just astonishing. And an extra shoutout to @RyanHansenSpace, incredible! The slowmo liftoff should win Oscar for best footage, truly a piece of art.