Replay! SpaceX Starship launches on 4th test flight

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SpaceX's Starship Flight 4 mission is the fourth test flight of the company's Starship and Super Heavy launch vehicle. When fully assembled, they stand nearly 400 feet tall and are the world's largest and most powerful rocket. SpaceX has designed Starship as a fully reusable ultra-heavy lift launch system for missions to the moon, Mars and beyond. NASA's Artemis program, for one, has selected Starship as the lander to carry Artemis 3 astronauts to the south pole of the moon in 2026.

Broadcast courtesy: SpaceX

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Elon: if a single tile falls starship is doomed

Control surface: 🗿

mineland

Man that booster water landing was right out of a SF novel! Congrats to SpaceX on a successful, spectacular mission!

exidy-yt

That damaged flap MOVING and landig in the ocean is the most excited i've ever been during one of these flights.

LA_-bkej

Congrats to the spaceX team for making history! What an incredible flight

tired

A proud man would be Howard Wolowitz! Fantastic Work, SpaceX Team!

PieounXimo

Congratulations, Starship! I remember watching the first Falcon landing in class. It's incredible to see how far things have come since then.

duncanmattingly

Those pressure waves as it passes through the first 1000 meters are insane!

jaketyler

I still vividly recall the moment when Elon Musk unveiled the ITS spacecraft in 2016. At the time, I couldn't help but wonder how long it would take for such an ambitious project to come to fruition. Now, eight years later, witnessing its successful operation feels truly remarkable.

exospaceman

AMAZING! WELL DONE everyone, the whole team and every1 evolved! Hope next year its 100% better!

zdz

Amazing that the flap survived 16k km/h with a hole in it

TrippooDew

Insane work by spacex. Next flight with booster catch is bout to be exciting.

thakuromkarsingh

History was made today. Congratulations SpaceX. On toward the Moon and Mars!

BasedDad

I watched live from beginning to the end. I am sorry you did not continue this vid to show the landing of Starship. It was incredible watching the fin slowly melt and come apart ---- but amazing to see the final successful landing. What I REALLY wanted to see is how successful that landing was .... how much of the ship survived the reentry. Maybe later. BUT: one thing that is a bit annoying is the uncontrolled laughter. One of the women announcers was overjoyed a few too many times. I realize it is very emotional seeing this milestone in flight, for someone that is a part of the project. It was just distracting. Don't call me a suzie-downer, because this is an amazing achievement and perhaps I should just let it go ---- but being a Virgo is difficult at Great Job in spite of my nit-picking.

embreeja