Starship Flight 4 // 4k Slow Mo & Clean Audio

Enjoy this incredible audio and video from around the launch pad of the most powerful rocket to ever fly, SpaceX's Starship on its 4th orbital-ish flight test, #IFT4! 4K slow motion captured on various ZCam's, Freefly Ember, BlackMagic 12K Ursa, RED Komodo X and G2 4.6K with SIGMA lenses and Meade Telescopes.

SpaceX's 4th launch of Starship took place on June 6th, 2024, from Starbase, TX. Both the Super Heavy booster and the Starship upper stage completed their full duration burn placing them on nominal trajectories and both made it to a soft splashdown for the first time.

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End song: "Cryo" by Everyday Astronaut

Everyday Astronaut and Cosmic Perspective: Tim Dodd, Ryan Chylinski, Andrew Keating, Spencer Tetik, MaryLiz Chylinski, Jason Achilles, Eric Davis, Benny Burtt, Trevor Sesnic, Andrew Taylor, Collin Thrash, Ben Stineman, Ryan & Ella Kronenburg, Guinn Partners, Sigma America and
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00:00 - Close Cam
02:54 - Pad Cam
03:40 - Tim Reaction
04:03 - Spencer inside LUNA
04:54 - Rio Wide
05:35 - Rio Spotter
07:20 - Rio Tracker

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[nukedukem]

imagine telling yourself suffocating in a spacesuit 7 years ago, that you'd be able to capture occasions on-par with the saturn V testing, and be able to speak to the men responsible.
thanks for all of the views and coverage. you elevate every launch you cover.

[colegustafson]

2:20 this angle goes so hard for liftoff

[Juan-qvnc]

5:45 That bird has surrendered to behold one of the greatest achievements of humankind, along with the other residents of the surrounding areas like those going out to their balconies to watch the spectacle.

[fireguy]

Was at Cape Canaveral back in the late 1960's for two Saturn 5 moon launch's. One was on a very clear day, were a Uncle had got us NASA passes to watch from about as close as you were allowed to be . I don't know what I was expecting but it was certainly the loudest sustained noise from a distance (3 1/2 miles), I had ever heard. When the rocket began to angle over the ocean, as it when up, the popping and concussion of the engines was so loud that you felt the sound off your face, body and the ground. Never will forget that.

[BiffMan]

Love the shot of the control board where the real magic happens! :-)

[nathansmith]

Those shock waves around the 2:30 shot is insane!

[iamaduckquack]

5:36 that heron is too cool to look at rockets. Also the ending is too awesome with the music and slo-mo. Goodness

[Ugh]

The sound of the water deluge alone going off is freaking amazing,

[merkridge]

5:36 this bird is unfazed by progress. Complete indifference of its human significance.

[JBroMCMXCI]

So how's the prep for your trip to the Moon going? You all set yet?

[thedarkside]

This is the kind of historical events I don't mind living through.

[shanemaloy]

I think the broadcast switcher view is the coolest one you've released!

[tearuapart]

I've watched the launch 10 times and I still get crazy goosebumps.

[peacefulscrimp]

I need a "tim is going to the moon" tee shirt 😜
🔥💵🔥🚽🔥💵🔥

[BeachGramps]

5:45 flippin awesome, nature preserved vs. man's big toys. Great pic!

[TreyRuiz]

It's so incredible that there are COLLECTIVE mock diamonds in the exhaust. Don't think I've ever realized that is what I was looking at before on these high number of engine-based rockets.

[iZrx]

The engine light reflection and shockwaves inside the smoke is awesome, even more in slomo. thanks!

[jonathanfairchild]

I can’t get over how the whole plume had Mach diamonds and each individual engine plume has Mach diamonds. It’s so insane 😮

[Caster]

I love shots like the one at 7:50 where you can see something like the stairs on the tower which puts into perspective just how large this rocket is compared to something humanly tangible

[marvinko]

That slow motion shot at the end though