Starship launch and Super Heavy landing 6 June 2024

For the fourth flight test of a fully integrated Starship, SpaceX used a Super Heavy rocket booster to launch a Starship upper stage, from Starbase in Texas, on 6 June 2024, at 12:50 UTC (07:50 CDT).
Credit: SpaceX
SpaceX Starship Fourth Test
Super Heavy launches Starship
Super Heavy landing

[davidkosiba]

Total success, if they keep going like this we will have another 2 flight test this year and they might even try to actually catch on flight 6

[kogguk]

It landed SUCCESSFULLY u can see belly flop maneuver and speed dropping prior touchdown to 0 km/h than it falls in water to horizontal position with speed slightly raised and dropped its 110% SUCCESS CONGRATS SPACEX congrats Humanity stop wars

[drewmadenew]

That fin must have had Chipotle for dinner last night.

[jonathanpanlaqui]

It's a great success, after triple failed tries, finally, Starship is flown into space and returned back to the Earth through a splashdown at sea. During launch, 32 engines in the Heavy were ignited, one didn't.

[naharismaiel]

Am i the only one who things that the sound of the deluge system spooling up followed by the ignition of 33 raptor engins is epic?

[弘历爱新觉罗]

Great job！Elon❤❤❤ Proud of SpaceX🎉🎉 Looking forward to see human beings return to the Moon soonly🎉

[poolplayergus]

Ok, so they had a successful splash landing with the booster, but what happened with Starship?

[Pumasnow]

Quali sono i limiti dell'uomo e dove inizia la fantascienza?

[userdefined]

this is a good thing, of course, but how much oxygen does this flying piece of iron burn in our atmosphere?