Artemis-1 Launch Cinematic 4K (with Music)

This is the EPIC launch of the SLS rocket for Artemis-1. At 1:47am on November 16 2022, NASA launched their new rocket heading for the moon. So we’ve taken all the very best video and audio clips that NASA has provided and compiled them into an epic, 4K cinematic experience. We recommend listening with high quality speakers or headphones for the full experience. Some shots are slo-mo and most are in 4K. We hope you enjoy!

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Episode Credits:
Directed and Edited by: Jared Belcher
Video and Audio provided by NASA
Episode Music: “Across the Sea” Composed by Blake Ewing, Performed by Brooke Mitchels

💻Equipment Used:
Autodesk Maya
Final Cut Pro
Apple Motion

[Odin]

I don't know why, but I love when the water deluge starts. It means the stuff's about to get real here in just a second.

[Phobos_Anomaly]

It brings a grown man to tears. We rise together, back to the moon and beyond!

[staggerin]

There's something very nostalgic about it. It's almost like seeing shuttle take flight again. Resurrected from the grave in a new modernized and more powerful form.

[itsmrlonewolf]

1:18 to 1:26 are my favourite shots. It really hit home for me when someone said that it’s the size of a building, like a sky scraper taking off into space. Pretty incredible

[DigitalAstronaut]

Our favorite shot is at 01:52 - right after the solid rocket boosters detach and the core stage keeps climbing, you can see the moon dead ahead. Absolutely amazing!

[erycktackitt]

This was amazingly created! This is the next step for humanity. 1 step closer to touching the Moon and Mars. Thank you for this.

[astro_mach]

After being a technician on her and seeing it fully stacked over several months in the VAB, it truly is incredible to reflect and rewatch this knowing what we can accomplish in a small amount of time if we simply work together. Thank you for posting this! Documenting history is so important.

[brittanyblue]

People ask me if I cry at weddings, and I tell them "No, I cry at rocket launches".

These sucessful launches represent so much. Its countries who used to fight each other in trenches coming together to ensure they both step out into the stars. It's failed missions and hours of furrowed brows and complicated calculations. Its humans daring to exist in an environment we were not meant to exist in. Its everything we stand to learn. Every wonderful and magical part of the universe that is waiting for us if we don't blow this.

It's the culmination of everything. From man's first upright step to the first pondering of "I wonder what's out there".

Its you. Its me. Its all of us.

Congratulations on a sucessful launch. You're inspiring an entire generation.

[rbeigh]

Tears in my eyes. Just to show the world that they've been there before, NASA flies the Orion spacecraft all the way to the moon, orbits it a few times, then flies out further than any other crew-rated craft has ever flown. Big steps and big thanks to all the hard workers at NASA and the contractors who keep the dream alive!

[Mars_Starship]

0:00 Intro
0:22 RS-25 engines gimbal test
0:35 hydorgen burnoff system start
0:47 Core stage engine start
0:54 Lift off
1:02 SRB ignition & Lift off(launch pad perspective)
1:25 SLS clear the tower
1:40 SRB seperation
2:10 Upper stage seperation
2:15 Go to the Moon

[AJO]

Fantastic editing and sound. Thank you for making this!

[teaser]

The hero we didn't know we needed, but was there for us anyways.
Thanks for the amazing upload

[OperatorPreacher]

"We choose to go to the moon
In this decade and do the after thing not because it is easy but because it is hard"

[josephastier]

That thing lit up the Florida coastline like day.

[hellsangles]

i still get tears and Goosebumps whenever i see SLS launch

[rikvermar]

1 of the best vids i have seen in a long time, the music build up to the launch was amazing and especially the moment where the countdown reaches zero and you expect to see the engines ignite but instead it switches to a distant view of the launch pad and all you see is the glow then suddenly "BOOM"
Epic chills 🥶

[Fenway.Fanatic]

@DigitalAstronaut You did an ABSOLUTE masterful job at creating this! Just seeing Artemis launching by itself makes me emotional, but you have to go and add that awesome music and it makes me even MORE emotional!! Thanks a lot! Lol!! But AMAZING, both this and the one without music!

[condor]

Nah man, your video is so underrated. I personally loved it, and really don’t get why it hasn’t gone viral already.

[andybelcher-]

This video gives me chills! Great video!

[EntertainmentCoaches]

I’ve watched this 100 times! Thank you! Beautiful!