Starship SN8 12.5km Successful Test Flight - Full Livestream

SpaceX is attempting to fly Starship SN8 to an altitude of approximately 12.5 kilometers. The launch time is subject to change due to the fluid nature of the testing. The flight should occur sometime between 9 am and 5 pm Central time. Following liftoff, Starship SN8 will attempt a propulsive landing on SpaceX's landing zone located next to the launch pad.

[sammyshark-fin]

Mary is a legend for getting those shots

[shanghai]

This was my first ever NSF stream and I've been completely hooked to this day! Well done all from the UK.

[mgsbrowning]

Always good to come back and watch this every once and a while, incredible to see where they’re at 3 years later. Hope Chris G, Michael, and Thomas are well too 🚀

[paulw]

FOUR flappers flapping, THREE Raptors roaring, TWO vents a-venting, and another giant leap for mankind.

[saltydog]

Here in June 2024, man alot has changed since SN8. Thanks SN8 for leading the way. Alot has happened. And all great things.

[JaviAirwraps]

NASAspaceflight and SpaceX/Starship have saved my 2020. Love you all!

[abhaykamath]

RIP SN8 you're a legend. You were and will be in our hearts forever. Peace champ 🙌

[abelresendez]

Your guys energy and enthusiasm on space flight is contagious. Keep doing you!

[TFasinatedG]

00:00:00 intro
10:11:31 LIFTOFF!!!
10:13:18 1st engine cutoff
10:14:49 2nd engine cutoff
10:16:14 apogee / bellyflop
10:18:05 relite
10:18:14 flip
10:18:21 almost landed
10:18:47 summary
11:54:11 the end

[yellowbelly]

The first Starship skydiver in history.

[jrb]

That single engine hover (ish) at the top was Elon's "hold my beer" moment

[rarts]

Every now and then i rewatch this to hear Chris G's "it lifted off, it lifted

[MotocrossRider]

I just wanted to say thank you guys. Ive never watched a launch on this channel before, click it at about 12pm listened to it for about 5 hours before launch. You guys made this so entertaining and provided some amazing details and commentary the entire time. You guys are fantastic! Keep it up. Also, not to mention you guys had the best views of the launch.

[daytoncostlow]

I had the privilege of watching this from South Padre Island. I’ll never forget this moment. Great coverage NSF! Thank you!

[JovianHMoon]

An amazing milestone in the history of spaceflight. Congratulations SpaceX on an out of this world launch.

[madmaxa]

Mary did a great job.! Guys did great with the robot cams.

[MultiGasmGeek]

What an amazing flight. Thanks to everyone who filmed it.

[orionx]

Even if it did not land. The last flip maneuver was ridiculous like in seconds it just turned vertically. OMG!

[Ligulistylis]

I only just watched this now much later after having watched SpaceX's feed live originally... gosh you guys you make me cry all over again

[silas]

"MARY this is a FAN-STASTIC TRACK!"