Starship Flight 5 Live Reaction [IN-PERSON AT SOUTH PADRE ISLAND]

[@Vartazian360]

Probably the best view on youtube right now. Amazing.

[@v44n7]

i cant believe how hard is to find foontage like this with thousands people recording it on their phones

[@thefederalist6786]

My thoughts / concerns are how will NASA react - there is no need for Artemas!

[@madtech5153]

@@v44n7 most of them upload in twitter or in other social media, they dont upload in youtube sadly

[@donald4munro]

THANK YOU! 😁

[@v44n7]

@@madtech5153 looekd on twitter but couldnt find many sadly

[@teslarob4790]

This has fundamentally changed the future, folks. Today was bigger history that I think we really understand at the moment.

[@PaulJR-hp2qm]

Looks like the time is nearly up for Flat Earthers, firmament believers, Moon landing deniers and similar. They have had a field day on social media up to now but when SpaceX manages to make space travel commonplace, they simply won’t have a conspiracy leg to stand on.

[@QuickMadeUpName]

can you help explain why the significance? Didn't they already land the booster months ago without the arms?

[@OneMor3Win]

@@QuickMadeUpNamethey’re saving weight on landing legs. This will also allow for a very quick turnaround between launches.

[@aldunlop4622]

@@QuickMadeUpName No, they can't land the booster without catching it in the tower arms. The Test flight a few months ago landed it in the water at an exact spot to demonstrate they could exact with where it landed.

[@QuickMadeUpName]

@@aldunlop4622 ah ok, thanks for the info. Why couldn't they just have wings and fly it back to the ground? Sorry, I really don't understand these things, but i do find them really interesting.

[@Badner83]

The wide angle view makes it even more impressive!!! Thanks.

[@crushednutts8934]

Been a big Space Fan for 65 years. But ya, today is something completely different !!!

[@AnupomAG]

7:19 Man what a perfect distance 👌🏻 The sonic boom hits right at the moment Chopsticks caught booster.

[@EdH447]

This is the opposite of destruction. The disbelief cuts to the core. This is anti hate, the ignition of the human spirit, what we all need in this world. Beautiful.

[@victortn3371]

Well said. ❤

[@PedroHenriquePS00000]

fuck yeaaahhhh

[@crabkilla]

There is a large portion of people that want to divide us. Amazing feats of engineering. NERDS! NERDS! NERDS! Amazing !!!!

[@scalefingerz]

The reaction from the young man is PRICELESS!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@jomogreen426]

Historical. Amazing achievement. Congratulations to Space X team!!

[@A_Lo_Pex]

@6:54 absolutely insane how fast that's coming in when it enters the frame of the camera, this is amazing footage

[@ojjoooooo]

1322km/h

[@DAM89]

Yeah the speed of something that is so big is amazing, and to think thats relatively slow compared to when it separates from starship. Just wow

[@osakarose5612]

Yes! Other channels gave you a slight sense of rate of descent but this angle was insane! I already knew they succeeded but when I saw how fast that rocket was coming in I thought "No Way!"

[@chouni5196]

I know right, and the whole situation. About 70 meters tall, weights over 200 tons, going from mach 1 to 7km/h in about 1km with the accuracy of +- 2m... No words left

[@josephastier7421]

It comes down MUCH faster than Falcon 9.

[@Nanobits]

I felt the same way watching it. It was beyond belief and I am very excited for the future of mankind. The only thing that makes me sad, I will likely not be around to see humanity make it to mars. I am excited for the young people, the future is looking bright in space advancements.

[@sassash871]

хорошо

[@josephastier7421]

The enthusiasm of that kid brought me to tears.

[@rokucrow]

Respect to USA from México. Congratulations!!!

[@ST0RM4_]

Mexico did nothing

[@miloanubis]

The coolest thing i've seen in my life

[@williamhastie5056]

What a sound!!!! Thanks for sharing. You were part of history today! Best wishes from Scotland 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🇺🇸

[@brianfreeman8290]

From Britain, I've watched so much footage today, but that was the BEST presentation. Thank you for making me feel I was there.

[@elcocoreyes]

It’s exactly like that. Thousands of people by the beach celebrating, jumping up. It’s truly amazing. Sunrise on the ocean side is beautiful

[@robboinnz]

Thank you for sharing, hello from Australia! God Bless America and Space X (and Elon). Loved experiencing this vicariously through you. I yelled so loud at my TV last night just before midnight ("Stick it! Stick it!) in Sydney that my twin daughters (10 yo) came down to see what the ruckus was about, I showed them an action replay and said this was historic, they were very excited! (not so much their Mum!) Note: Starship landed near Aus, but near the unpopulated bit of our north west. Maybe next time they try and land Starship on Australia or an island off the coast.

[@joebonomono5078]

This was felt around the world.........we have taken another giant leap for mankind.

[@timholstpetersen79]

From Denmark: I gotta' take my son to experience this. It is incredible on video... just incredible... but I want him (and me) to experience it for real !

[@enoughofthis]

In 2 months

[@LivelyBenjamin]

Skål for det

[@kaspedkk]

100%. Har selv været i Orlando og set deres falcon 9 launch. En af de fedeste oplevelser nogensinde! At se en landing og endda en landing med starship må være helt utroligt.

[@darthjump]

Amazing footage. We behaved just the same infront of the TV here in Germany. I envy you guys. When the first manned Starship starts in a couple of years i will fly my old man to America to go see it at the cape.

[@mushymagazineonlocation7328]

Are you not entertained? That was just absolutely spectacular. Well done SpaceX Thanks to the channel for sharing

[@skeelo69]

Through all of human history....to have witnessed this event...on this day.....Historic.

[@Wayoutthere]

The speed at which descents on wide angle is just...unnervingly amazing.

[@GetFitEatRight]

I don't know this is truely an amazing catch, they aren't however going to nail this 100% of the time and having this thing coming at the tower and complex like a damn ICBM is kind of terrifying.

[@thick45]

@@GetFitEatRight Good point. But as with everything else that they're doing moving forward, there's always a backup plan. If you look closely at the trajectory of the booster, it's not headed directly to the tower, it has some time to check if a catch is possible, otherwise, an explosion a bit further from the tower (hopefully) will be seen.

[@robboinnz]

It's like it is a 30 story building going at the speed of a bullet, then to a hover in seconds...!

[@joemontano71]

*THAT. WAS. INCREDIBLE!!!*

[@unusualkmc]

Fantastic coverage. These are historic moments, the more footage we have of it from all angles - including crowd reactions - the better

[@lcs1956]

The sonic booms were primordial.

[@Mae-nr7wr]

i tried searching for "Starship Flight 5 Live Reaction" for videos like these, i got nothing, only videos from days ago, so im so happy this was in my recommended list

[@donald4munro]

Thank you so much for this comment! 😇😁 What you expressed was my goal. I wanted to keep my setup simple... crowd cam and wide view of the pad. The gear I used was nothing fancy at all. My crowd cam was literally an old Hero 6 GoPro, camera facing the pad was a Sony ZV-10 I use to film some of my videos from home.

[@imperfectillustration6261]

I might have rewatched this like 10 times already and I get goosebumps every time!

[@SeanChYT]

Awesome video! Thanks for keeping the camera stationary. It gives a much better impression of heights, speeds, etc. and there's no shaky, blurry image. Amazing sound too! I wish I can experience those sonic booms for the landing some day.

[@KevinVenturePhilippines]

Awesome footage, you guys are so lucky, thank you for uploading this historical moment!

[@parislikesliners]

HELL YES BRO THIS FLIGHT WAS INSANE, MOST INSANE LAUNCH I’VE EVER WATCHED SO FAR!

[@TheNeighborhoodCat]

you just captured and saved history. 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@ww8wv1]

I can’t even imagine what that was like witnessing in person.

[@gregb2760]

It was incredible. Highly recommended :)

[@syl3556-gs1zx]

Hello from France, incredible video, really lucky that you were able to see this great moment, I would have loved to be there, to see this in real life must be so special

[@liddykat]

You should try to plan a trip anytime here. you can drive over to starbase and see these beauties in person. its otherworldly.

[@astronuts2224]

Great wide angle capture of the shock waves passing through the launch cloud as the booster returns. Thank you for posting.. 🤩

[@osakarose5612]

Wish I had been able to drive down to South Padre Island to see this in person. But old age stops me. This was awesome to watch, though, even on KZbin! I love that young man's reaction of "What? What?". Elon Musk has inspired a whole new generation of space explorers and engineers. Kudos, Musk! Congratulations to all involved at Space X with this awesome achievement! Great angle on that video of the rocket coming in; showed the true speed of descent. I've watched this over and over on various channels. It keeps blowing my mind!

[@S-Ltd1000]

This must have been astonishing to see in person. Envious from the UK.

[@colemitchell6728]

love seeing the reactions , my group was cheering just like this

[@ROMPE_NALGAS_24-7]

I had a beautiful view from my grandmother's house on the Mexico side. Beautiful footage.

[@carlbrown5150]

SpaceX knocked it out of the park.!!🥰

[@JAXXNCREATED]

Some of my favorite videos from these launches are the reactions, nothing cooler than space technology, the level of hype it creates proves that.

[@danielhahahahahah]

I am so proud to have been a part of this grand achievement 👏

[@benreed5319]

That was such a cool launch and the booster catch 🤯🤯🤯

[@DGgraphicsNY]

I still cant believe it…so amazing!!!

[@PaddyPatrone]

I watched a SpaceX F9 launch at KSC in 2017. It was just a Falcon 9 but man I had goosebumps and tears in my eyes. The flame was so bright. I can only imagine how freaking amazing this must have been for you guys. I visited Boca Chica / Starbase in august 2019 with my wife and we had to leave one day before the first hopper flight. Can't wait to go there again and watch the starships launch for mars. Thanks for the vid. Greetings from Germany ✌🏻

[@hachan5440]

Love the reaction, didn't realize the "cloud" above the tower was created by the launch until I watched your video.

[@marklupus]

Brings back memories of me and a couple of my buddies sitting on the road shoulder of US 1 outside of Titusville, Florida, watching when the shuttle Columbia made the very first flight. Think that was back in 1981 when I was stationed at Fort Rucker, Alabama. I can almost feel the level of emotion from these very lucky witnesses to history.

[@grahammonk8013]

@marklupus I saw the shuttle ONCE, as it overflew Calgary Alberta. Returning from space, it was a glowing arrowhead, far, far above. I didn't hear the sonic boom until about 2 minutes laterwhile still walking home from the dark area I went to watch.

[@del666mart]

YES WAY, YES WAY

[@entrypoint2009]

6:48 the pressure waves trough the cloud :O

[@donald4munro]

INSANELY COOL

[@elgonwilliams7624]

If the booster hadn't had some unexpected fires erupt on its surface, it would have looked like the simulation. Major kudos to the engineering team that made this wild-assed dream work.

[@DanielCook-h6r]

it seems like those fires were probably just venting gas that caught on fire, not something damaged, although we have to wait for confirmation on that.

[@arturoredondohernandez1852]

espectacular, brillante y preciso. felicitaciones.

[@arolallen]

Love that distance shot. ❤

[@Gavriel-r9v]

Omg love the reactions😂😂😂

[@ec6311]

Wow!! Thank you for capturing that shot where it came down FAST!!! Then for it to slow down at that speed. That was incredible !!

[@vaporjoes]

7:35 this dude lost a bet big time.. lol

[@dinozone7373]

Love the multicam- so you can see the crowd reaction and landing in-sync!

[@SonicMonumentStudios52]

That was so cool to watch this morning. My little ones have been talking about it all day and drawing pics of it. Space X continues to inspire us all.

[@BlenderRookie]

It's not a sad movie or a sad story that brings a tear to my eye, it's a perfect achievement like this.. Okay, well, when Marley died in Marley & Me, a tear almost formed... Almost...

[@m.theresa1385]

Wow! That’s an awesome capture! I watched in awe on line, so can only imagine how amazing that catch must have been in RL. Wow! Wow! Wow! Thanks for posting.

[@schrodingerscat1863]

You just saw a really significant piece of history there, when Starship is operational it will change the entire space exploration industry.

[@sorenac]

Awesome footage !! It was pretty cool seeing the shock waves in the exhaust plume that hadnt even completely dissipated yet. Now thats a once in a life time experience to see it done the first time! :)

[@FiveHeartsOneMap]

Great video 😮🎉, greetings from Germany

[@jjaryno77]

보면 볼수록 대단하다..

[@mikes8510]

Thanks for the upload!! Beautiful viewing angle of the booster coming in for the catch.

[@ebenwaterman5858]

Terrific perspective of the landing! KUDOS. Thanx for posting. :)

[@notsomadscientist9602]

The most incredible thing I've ever seen! Great video

[@patrickdunnett2447]

Excellent footage... Great presentation!!! Thank you so much!!!

[@vincei4252]

I think I've watched this 10 times.

[@arnaudwald3479]

Thanks for editing the launch film with three views

[@stevenwojtysiak6392]

Thank you for sharing! Incredible!

[@alfredofernandez823]

Buen vídeo para un evento histórico, gracias (y que suerte para ustedes haber estado ahí este día). Saludos desde Chile

[@MiguelValdez-z4s]

what an amazing view!!! best video on youtube so far. I never thoght I'd see something like that!.

[@AcmePotatoPackingPocatello]

My knees were wobbling when i watched this frim San Padre Island.... April launch....good film from the Island !

[@YanLipavsky]

SUPER !!! WE WITNESS HISTORICAL MOMENT !!! WOW

[@bradblalock3057]

The view where they are is just mind blowing. Incredible.

[@AL_EKs]

This is what tons of "fuck-you money" and true innovative spirit can accomplish - the REAL commercialization of space travel - 200 tons into orbit at will - simply phenomenal.

[@SargonRa]

Respect to SpaceX from Russia!

[@joeskis]

what I thought Russia couldn't get KZbin?

[@markharmon4963]

Respect to Russia. From the USA.

[@enoughofthis]

Now it's your turn, bring back buran

[@ST0RM4_]

@@joeskisvpn

[@SargonRa]

@@joeskis heh) vpn.

[@dmaverick9525]

Man! South Texas has the best seat in the house to watch this historic event.

[@KRUEfm]

I was watching the livestream and crying tears when they caught the booster. I'm glad I'm alive when history was made and with the whole Mars project probably and hopefully will still be alive when history is in the making.

[@catbertz]

fantastic footage, especially that waterside shot.

[@JasonCarmichael]

It's incredible how far away Booster was from the chopsticks and then flew itself to the sticks and nailed it. 10/10!!

[@donald4munro]

Right! It was coming in HOT at a very steep angle. INCREDIBLE!

[@saltyclampirate7397]

I love the "Catch It" kid.

[@ChrisSmith-lk2vq]

Thanks so much for this perspective!!

[@carlosmendez3363]

Cool video Donald. I love your reaction! Your mind was blown and that came across clearly!

[@pdiasdesign]

If it were in Brazil, people would hug, jump together, kiss and, of course, they would have a beer afterwards and laugh about everything.

[@Hypershiftmediajake]

This is now the 5th time ive cried watching the booster land. I pulled over to watch it when it was live and i cried for like a minute

[@Noone-jn3jp]

This is awesome! Good work! Edit: Please setup more crowd cams. Nobody points them at the people. Keep it up. See you on X!

[@danlysk]

Incredible! Thank you for sharing this. How loud is it in real life? Man, I wish I was there to hear it and feel it.

[@dianalamm9938]

Ditto: Amazing! One more totally thrilling achievement by SpaceX that I got to see via You Tube. Clearly the dreamers and creators are working hard to bring about these breakthroughs. It demonstrates to me that "all things are possible to those who believe".

[@byronwellburn]

only place on the planet i wanted to be. shed a tier watching this. the old man stole the show

[@joseenriquesandoval6698]

Que espectacular

[@JuanRamirez-rc3ce]

Made the drive from Corpus Christi to our ranch in Duval County. Saw the launch from Kingsville (115 miles) you could clearly see the separation, burnback and return of the booster.

[@8milestreet]

What a time to be alive!

[@jsdk84]

What an experience that must of been.. awesome dude 👍

[@robertmiranda2444]

That was fantastic and historical, so very happy you got to see it in person and I got to see it live on video. 👏👏👏. No binoculars though, you could of gone to Walmart and bought a cheap pair, and returned them later if you wanted.

[@KrimsonStorm]

My only problem with this is that I wasn't over in Texas. Woke up to watch this over in Georgia. One of these days I gotta go a few states over on a Texas vacay and time it to a flight. Mesmerizing from behind a screen, I can only imagine in person.

[@walk_disney]

That was just as amazing for me as watching Neil Armstrong stepping on the moon!!!! SpaceX thanks for this most impossible event ever!!!!! 😂😂🎉🎉🎉

[@se7en-f2n]

Thank You it was Epic :) I'm so glad to be part of a generation that sees this

[@LizMatzelle]

The way the sonic booms reached you just as the booster lazily settled into Mechazilla’s arms as if it’s been doing this for years played in my head like: Boom boom, mfer. The future isn’t knocking, it’s breaking down the door.

[@TheAlchaemist]

The official transmission should have included the far wide field of view as well, it makes it even more impressive to see the booster return and aim directly to the tower.

[@william53]

Unbelievable -Elon/Starship are national treasure!!!