Amazing Camera Views From Inside SpaceX Rocket Fairings

On Tuesday a great video was posted from the fairing of a SpaceX rocket carrying a payload of Starlink Satellites. It was one of the best looks at the interior of the fairings which are practically independent spacecraft able to control their entry & descent to steer their way to a rendezvous with the recovery vessels.

[jeffreylu]

"The sun is probably brighter than the second stage" - Scott Manley 2020

[russianspoon]

The second stage going past the fairing is so satisfying, it looks like it's out of a sci fi movie

[l.merbecks]

Could the guy who commented "Can't wait to see the Scott Manley break down!" under the SpaceX video please show up here?

[eyezak_m]

I always have to remember those are the size of a bus

[alexanderkenway]

Amount of tech that goes into these fairings is mindblowing

[misterx]

Only Scott Manley could have done a 15 minutes video of a 9 second footage.

[aSinisterKiid]

Fascinating footage. What a time to be alive. Imagine seeing this stuff back in the 40s and 50s and knowing this was in our future.

[PTuffduty]

THE spokesman of space -
so much to show and explain to us,
from so little. Always positive!

[CraigUntlNytTym]

I love how good and cheap camera technology has gotten...

[thirteenthandy]

Your photo analysis is so amazing. I never would have understood that there is so much info to be had from these images and videos.

[nathan.mullin]

Love how Scott can turn what is basically one short video clip into such an informative and interesting 15 minute video!

[waldoppen]

Yet another iconic shot. SpaceX are the gift that just keep on giving...

[aspzx]

Me seeing the gif on Twitter: neat
Me watching Scott Manley's breakdown: holy crap that's cool

[ProjectPhysX]

9:57 the starlink satellite stack reminds me of the monolith from 2001: A Space Odyssey

[McHeisenburger]

I haven’t seen that fairing footage yet and OH MY GAWD IT’S BEAUTIFUL.

[tiddiesprinkles]

As soon as they posted this I thought about how I couldn't wait for your breakdown of it

[UAPJedi]

Every-time I see a landing I’m amazed, every-time I see Starlink sats deploy I’m amazed 60 launched at a time, flat satellites. All this is just bonkers engineering. Utterly awesome.

[Rangifulla]

SpaceX always has the best footage.
Props to the brother who found that camera

[sporkeh]

I love how this channel changed from you drinking random beers and building rockets to coverage of the new space race. You are equally entertaining in both ;)

[AldenDoble]

I didn't realise a guy found the fairing and sent the GoPro back to SpaceX... What a nice guy!