SpaceX Starship IFT-1 Launch - NASA WB-57 Cam 4
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- SpaceX Starship IFT-1 Launch - NASA WB-57 Cam 4
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Other Camera Angle (Cam 0): • SpaceX Starship IFT-1 ...
TLP Network via a NASA FOIA has acquired 2 of 5 videos recored by NASA WB-57 during the Starship IFT-1 flight. The other 3 cameras from NASA WB-57 have been classified.
Thank you to NASA HQ for their support in releasing this footage to TLP Network.
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Longest death throes of a rocket ever.
Exceptional footage- The Launch Pad always delivers for its viewers - good to see the WB-57 (the Canberra in RAF service) still working hard !
Thanks for getting the whole thing raw onto YT unedited and unspoiled ! 👍
These views really show how crazy Starship was spinning and how it held up during all of it!
And how the FTS failed to terminate the flight.
@@Shattered65 i mean it eventually did, but, yeah biggest failure was it not being instantaneous.
Watching the footage, it struck me how much of what was intended to be tested actually got tested. Admittedly the re-entry burn will be fewer engines and potentially in thicker air, but it certainly flew somewhat tail first a fair bit. And the transverse loads and bending that the ship and booster will have had was pretty good too.
They waited 2 the very last minute to gather as much information and data that has been reported by Elan on why they took longer
@@brianv1988 that's pretty sus tho, the point of an FTS is to instantly destroy an out-of-controlled spacecraft. Besides SpaceX has already changed the FTS for starship and have doen ground tests of a more powerful system for detonation.
Congrats on the exclusive Zack! TLP for the win! Amazing videos!
Appreciate it! Been team effort working with NASA since day of launch.
It's amazing how many holes they blew into it and it held together just venting out.
Holes where? I thought the debris from the pad only impacted the engines? Not holes in the tanks or anything right?
@@doresearchstopwhiningThe FTS is supposed to blow holes in the tank, so the vehicle will be fully destroyed. Liquid fuel rockets will usually “unzip” the tank with explosives, depending on the type of fuel. SpaceX didn’t have an FTS that could destroy the vehicle quickly, leading to the tumbling rocket leaking fuel, and remaining intact for a concerning amount of time.
@@doresearchstopwhining Range safety blew holes in the tanks to end the mission and destroy the vehicle. Those holes just spewed fuel and oxidizer for a long time before it blew.
It was reported that they waited longer to gather more data before range safety gave the order to blow it
@@mattcolver1 Ahh interesting thanks. So self destruct sequence took a while as they attempted to drain the tanks I guess right? Do you know how long?
That was one heck of a ride. Good first try for Starship!!!
Wow!!! Easily the best footage, the way it spins is crazy!!
Amazing footage Great Piece Of History in this video and I am glad to be alive for it
Same here!
Metallic confetti !
Was hoping for more in focus.
You able to PM the file? I’d like to put my editing skills to work and get a grasp of the perspective of where exactly in the air this was shot from.
Rocket under performed during ascent, lost directional control, flight termination system was inadequate, multiple engine explosions and fires eventually caused enough damage to break up the rocket. Good test. A lot was learned and the launch pad destruction was icing on the cake.
B9 S25 up next!
I'm kinda surprised that they try stabilize it with the booster glide paddle like they do on recovery of falcon booster??
Jeez
So wild how long it went sideways at thousands of miles per hour.... This footage is insane.
Spectacular another spectacular space X starship extravaganza!🚀💥
stunning.
It really is!
yeah this thing is like the heavy tank of rockets. Insane. I suppose that's what they will need for minimal refurbishment between flights.
It's actually quite ridiculous just how long it takes to blow up considering how easily rockets can blow up. Needs more Philip Glass I feel though.
Do you guys feel SpaceX should have improved the launch pad system before first launch?
nah, they already knew before the first launch they would need to upgrade it, and altho it was worse than expected it still had little long term impact, since the upgrade was already in the works. if anything, the first orbital launch only saved them some digging for the upgrade lol
So there was a slight anomaly!
Dang, why so blurry?
What would be a reason to have the other 3 camera views classified? (As stated in the description)
most likely because those views are considereed proprietary business secrets of spacex. probably not classified in the govt/mil sense, but in the commercial sense (which is standard). but im just guessing
Perhaps they are high resolution thermal cameras or something and the government doesn't want to show how good they are, similar to spy satellite images.
Well considering China is trying to build their own similar Starship I wouldn't want all my secrets out on the cloud😅
Go big or go home!!
Maybe not quite so strong. I did see a lot of flames coming off the side of the rocket after the tumbling started. Yes the rocket heald together, but some cracks did open letting fuel and oxidizer out to explode on the outside of the rocket. But the fact it held together even when falling sideway, and being on fire is impressive. Usually when rockets get sideways, the air pressures will tear the rocket apart. Not in this case.
That’s because the FTS blew holes in the tanks however this did not terminate the vehicle as expected. That’s why it took time for it to break up
Congrats to the entire Spacex team on another successfull launch!
This was in april
LOL
@@RollercoasterJoshduh?
Ой жалко ракетку, так шустро летела и как старалась!!! Шикарная машина, учитывая её размеры и стоимость! А сколько труда???
Руководители полёта, до последнего момента тянули с уничтожением аппарата, получали информацию об нём! Взорвать всегда успеют, тем более что ракета летела уже над океаном!
I my country one politician claims that those are"chemical trails of secret government" 🤦
Completely different perspective... you can see how the streams of leaking methane get bigger and wider, and cause the bizzare fireball that trails the rocket as it spins and flips, even after the FTS punched more holes in it.
Sad event
“Obviously a major malfunction.”
But certainly NOT a Challenger Space Shuttle level of human disaster though ! 🙄
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Artificial intelligence androids deployed
Well -- nice idea, too bad it's all so badly out of focus that its usefulness as a tool to analyze the flight was virtually nil. At the range between the WB-57 and the rocket, you simply set focus to infinity, it's impossible to focus *behind* the rocket. (I have a photography degree, I'm positive of that.) What we are seeing here looks like total incompetence on the part of the camera operators. Very sad.
Wow, you have a Photography Degree ! My grandson has a Business Degree ! He hands out tools at a job site, do you do that too ???
@@dagger4146 Was it in focus for you then? Wow.
If this works like a fighters targeting pod you cannot manually change the focus.
@@gregsonwoods Looked pretty good for being 47 kilometers away, which is nearly 30 miles. Plus flying at around 30,000 feet and travelling around 300 miles per hour. As for analytics, plenty can be gleaned from that footage. Like the FTS not working as it should have, failure to shut down engines that were still running, plus a better view and understanding of the flight path. The total loss of control of the booster very early in the flight is also very prominent in this video.
@@dagger4146 Sometimes it's in focus and often it's not.. it shouldn't be left to the camera to search for a focus.. it's effectively at infinity,, as DougVanDorn said.
starship is never going to work
Why not?
They said the same with Falcon 9 and the entirety of SpaceX. Why people still bet against them is beyond me.
That's what they said about a lot of things in here we are today with two space stations floating around Earth and thousands of satellites
@@motokid6008Ok, Tim Dobb.
@@armandomercado2248 - I don't know what that means.