SpaceX launches Super Heavy-Starship rocket on 3rd test flight | full video

SpaceX is launching its first Starship test of 2024 Thursday from Boca Chica, Texas, hoping for a historic orbital flight for the biggest, most powerful rocket ever built. Two previous test flights have ended with self-destructions.

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[TheBubba]

But wait.... whats that curve? I thought earth was flat? Lol Great Job Space X! Love this..!

[SpachHVAC]

Nice work SpaceX, I'm 41 grew up loving the shuttle launches, this is a whole another level of skill and technology #USA

[graysoceanworld]

I was so excited when I watched Ship 28 reenter the atmosphere! That was incredible!

[honestspirit]

Congratulations to the SPACEX
I never imagined that I’d see such an amazing performance from this giant ship!
Mars is in our sights!

[huntera]

We are the shore of a vast ocean. Real excitement. Real innovation.

[Bobmaja]

What a time to be alive😁😁 greetings from Lesotho

[cristalle-izyt]

My first memory was watching the first moon landing at 5 years of age and I get just as excited watching SpaceX getting closer and closer to moon and mars missions. I believe the best chance for the human race to survive into the future is to be a multi planet and space bound species because the Earth is more fragile than we think. One big astroid, one stupid finger on a nuclear trigger, a solar or space burst, or even the Earth having a major hiccup is all it takes to cripple or end the Earthlings. Keep going strong SpaceX!

[kavorka]

A huge difference from the last test, this one almost 100%, not quite there yet, but we see it happening!

[uduiztr]

I wanna see a Simpsons episode where somebody posts a negative comment and, after they hit SEND, they look up to see Super Heavy land on their house.

[xblitzx]

Look at that earth is not flat... for those flat earth believers 😂

[jeffsmith]

Simply Amazing! A mind restrained is A mind wasted.

[stuplays]

i REALLY hope there is a video from a drone boaat of the booster hitting the ocean at just below the speed of sound!!!! what a sploosh that would be!!!!

[thelastgeneral]

Well Done. Credit to the Space -X and the US for making this happen