[4K Slow-Mo] Starship Flight 3 Supercut w/ Incredible Audio

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Published 2024-03-17
Enjoy this incredible audio and video from the launch pad and various locations of the most powerful rocket to ever fly, SpaceX's Starship on its third integrated flight test, IFT3! 4K slow motion captured on various ZCam's, BlackMagic 12K Ursa, RED Komodo X and G2 4.6K with SIGMA lenses and Meade Telescopes.

SpaceX's third launch of Starship took place on March 14th, 2024, from Starbase, TX. Both the Super Heavy booster and the Starship upper stage completed their full duration burn placing them on nominal trajectories. However, neither survived their full reentry or landing tests.

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00:00 - Intro
00:10 - Pad 1 [Real-time]
00:46 - Pad 2 [Real-time]
01:24 - North Remote [Real-time]
01:53 - North Remote [Slow Mo]
02:41 - East Remote [Real-time]
03:10 - East Remote [Slow Mo[
04:07 - Tim BTS
05:17 - Isla Blanca Crowd
05:57 - West Tracker Nick & Brian BTS
06:36 - West Tracker Brian [Real-time]
07:10 - North Tracker Steve [Real-time]
10:02 - South Tracker Ryan BTS
10:55 - South Spotter Ryan [Real-time]
14:12 - South Spotter Ryan [Slow Mo]
15:03 - South Tracker Ryan [Real-time]
18:31 - South Tracker Ryan [Slow Mo]

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All Comments (21)
  • @RealEngineering
    I was not expecting my footage to be usable at all 😂 Great view through the clouds
  • @jamppamaattori
    The quality of the photography is astounding. I find it incredible the lengths people go to to achieve this footage. Great work everyone who participated.
  • @thomasgrimm1664
    That beginning shot could be straight out of Terminator. That palm tree was really feeling the shock wave.
  • @HydrogenAlpha
    I'm an astrophotographer and I am utterly humbled by the tracking ability of your guys. Extreme focal lengths, tack-sharp focus on a cloudy day with the vehicle often filling the field of view... chef's kiss Someone was definitely paying attention in geometry class.
  • @adigaw587
    The exhaust flame being almost twice the size off starship is mind boggling
  • @alexlabs4858
    As an audiophile at first I was like “yeah that audio isn’t going to be that amazing, something that loud is extremely hard to get right…” JAW DROPPED
  • @HossLUK
    Physically seeing the shockwaves propagate out is one of the coolest things I've ever seen. This is one of the best videos I've seen of a launch. Then you add the spacex on board footage, especially the starship re-entry footage. This makes me happy to be alive during this time and excited for the future.
  • @rogerkorir
    I'm watching from Kenya, my bucket list includes watching such a Launch in person. The audio quality in this compilation, the various angles and closeups are just incredible. Wow... Thanks for the experience.
  • @GatewaySpace
    HOLY MOLY! The East Remote view (2:43) is hands down THE most Apollo-looking Starship footage so far. I am 100% sure that shot will go in documentaries!
  • @ImranSahir1
    Man, is there even a better sight than seeing not even a single of those 33 raptors going blind - all lit like eyes, roaring towards heaven. The overall tracking and the quality made me feel guilty for watching it for free — especially those hot staging shots. Incredible, to say the least. Thank you Tim, CP (Ryan and Marie Liz, esp.) and everyone involved in this.
  • @xbolt90
    I love, love LOVE the pad footage. The cameras getting blown over, then still seeing the rocket flying away through a break in the cloud. Pure cinema.
  • @AdamJ03
    That last super close up was unbelievable!!! Can't wait for IFT-4 and beyond!!!
  • @kornfed81
    Those visuals of the shockwaves bouncing off the ground are amazing!!!!
  • @leorickpccenter
    the sheer power of that booster is spectacular. Thank you for posting this.
  • @geoffallan
    Andrew Keating smashed the audio once again, pretty good visuals too lol. Thanks Tim for bringing this special collection of people together to capture this event once again. You're getting better and better every time.
  • @arsharif2590
    I would like to take a pause from this beautiful footage to once again remind you that this was actually real
  • @FallSkyX
    This has to be one of the most incredible, if not the most incredible things I have seen in my whole life!!! Can't wait for what's more to come
  • @LogicalNiko
    The ability to see the shockwaves at the pad and in flight is amazing. Its flickering effects on the deluge steam cloud is also just incredible. I think the fact that it was hazy/foggy helped show these effects.
  • @thatsgottahurt
    When the focus hits and you get to see all the engines individually glowing... WOW!! Tons of amazing footage. Thanks to everyone involved in provides such great views.