🔴 LIVE: SpaceX Starship IFT-5 Launch - Witness History in the Making! 🚀

[@NovelIdeaIndeed]

When I follow these historic space events I feel my own reactions are reflected in the wonder the host brings to these momentous happenings! Keep making space human!

[@nashguy207]

Congrats on reaching 100K subs! This was an incredible launch, catch and Landing!

[@6Sally5]

Got to be ranked in the top engineering feats of history! Along with first landing on the moon, safe return of Apollo 13, and first landing on Mars! Congratulations! What a joy and super proud moment it must be to be a Space Ex employee!

[@adaptablerubenvideos3097]

For anyone replaying this the launch is 1:15:30

[@WilliamsRacingLegendsLeague]

I was watching this live and it was so epic the whole flight. Heart beat went up quite a bit on that catch and it was successfull on the flippin first attempt like what

[@kam75]

..just saw history happen!!!!!!!!!!! Thanks Spacex!!!😄👏👏👏👏👍💪

[@victoriataylor2091]

Absolutely fantastic, I can't wait for the next test flight.

[@JesusNoelDelossantos]

Super Amazing! This was mind boggling. Congrats to Elon and Space X team!

[@briancleveland6115]

I'm catching this video from North Texas 🤠

[@CarlGraves-oh2wr]

Historical 😮 It’s amazing

[@WG-tt6hk]

Actually Cory , it is a Moon Walking "Mechazilla" (freeze frame it). It was PERRRRfect anyway 😎

[@AdmiralBob]

Great rocket hug.

[@marandlen]

I’m baaack!! Watching rerun from St. George, LA

[@FriendHollis]

McKinney Texas. Saturn 5 Apollo 11 Falcon 9 Dragon StarShip flight 5 Occupy Mars

[@nerdyguyfatman]

How can I see that flight path on google maps thingy.

[@spacewomble6695]

Should've attempted ship landing?

[@nfnworldpeace1992]

they did! on water though but still it also appears to mimic the booster tower approach so they might have tried to land it on an imaginary tower and then the water. they released the complete bouy cam where you can see the flip landing move

[@bigdogboos1]

can someone help me out ... the ship seems like it's flying sideways while in "orbit" ... is this camera angle issues, or what it is actually doing? it doesn't seem to be flying straight

[@hierox4120]

​@@bigdogboos1 It makes sense that it will be hovering while moving sideways. SpaceX is probably simulating the starship approaching the tower horizontally, instead of dropping right on top of it, where the risks of collateral damage are much higher.

[@vinoheart]

its angled for purpose, if anything wrong with booster, its that angle that make booster to make some correction and lead it to the sea. Nothing wrong with any camera.

[@TransoceanicOutreach]

It only needs to be pointing in the right direction when its in the atmosphere.

[@nfnworldpeace1992]

probably keeping the heatshield side to the sun to keep stuff cool?

[@WG-tt6hk]

1:39:19 Shucks ! I was hoping that was a UFO. 🤠

[@brucebarr494]

Tallahassee Fla.

[@briancleveland6115]

It's funny how so many people wanted it to not work, and I thought it would 🤠

[@briancleveland6115]

All they did was catch a skyscraper with a robot 🤖 it's not rocket 🚀 surgery 🤣

[@robfel68]

No way this happend... Bye bye reality Hello Simulation :)

[@CommonDaeze]

@@robfel68 plenty of people watched it in person live and recorded it as it happened