History! 0:00 - Sunrise 0:32 - First Attempt of the Day (Abort) 1:30 - 150m Hop Closeup 1:53 - Wide Angle 2:21 - Landing Pad Closeup 3:13 - 150m Hop With No Sound Delay 4:03 - 50% Speed Replay 5:24 - 22% Replay 7:55 - Replay With No Sound Delay 9:14 - Wide Angle Replay Uncut

@corrick4339

3 жыл бұрын

hello? who dis my man?

@bentstraight3239

3 жыл бұрын

Indeed !

@matthewstuart2054

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you x 10,000,000

@dmeemd7787

3 жыл бұрын

God, this is just so effing Epic!! You know they filmed this in super super hi-res, it says 1080p but looks like 4K, I don't know how they got the quality so good in the shots are just incredible! I mean, we're watching a Mars rocket being built and we just watched a fuel tank section, A hundred feet tall go 500 ft in the air, this is an amazing time in regards to space, 2020 has been just unreal with the incidents like what just happened in Lebanon and the pandemic people losing everything, and so whadda we have something as incredible as this as well, and so whadda we have something as incredible as this as well as a really good comet, my year has been really bad personally as have quite a few people's to degree to which they said they've never expected so yeah and we're sitting here watching the primary section of a Mars rocket actually testing!

@Codysdab

3 жыл бұрын

Do you reckon this is the heaviest object ever to hover under its own power?

Love hearing the SpaceX employees cheering in the background. Everyone out there working day in and day out at that build site have been working their asses off to get the opportunity to see this thing fly. They deserve a ton of credit and should be really proud of what they have built through their months of repetitive blood, sweat, and tears.

@scarkillerful

3 жыл бұрын

Is it though? Aren't those just locals/onlookers?

@KnightRanger38

3 жыл бұрын

@@scarkillerful I think Mary (BocaChicaGal) in one of the few locals left.

@mattblack9069

3 жыл бұрын

They should be proud for sure, they built that test rig out side in the open virtually they all deserve a massive congrats many times over. Honor to them all.

@RoadkillbunnyUK

3 жыл бұрын

Clorox Bleach Chan they are SpaceXers Mary was filming from inside Boca Chica village, this is inside the first road closure in an area only people living in the village can be. Mary is one of the last residents left in the village which is now largely populated with SpaceX employees making it a good place for spacexers not in the control room (so most of them) to watch testing.

@IwillBwaiting

3 жыл бұрын

Blood , sweat and tears? It is not like they have been doing any physical labour. Maybe you meant, some of them got stare from glaring at screens while others had RSI.

Through the flight of a grain silo, we enter into a new phase of human spaceflight & innovation!

@manuelgonzalez-wy2bn

3 жыл бұрын

No doubt Elon is the next space farmer placing grain silos in orbit 👍🌎

@Epicurus0

3 жыл бұрын

Ay, Craig would be proud!

@j_razavi

3 жыл бұрын

Human history, abridged: 9500 BCE: invention of the grain silo 2020 CE: first flight of grain silo

On the thrilling season finale of texas tank watchers...grain silos can fly!!! Thanks NSF team and especially Mary for all your hard work bringing us this great footage!

2:42 holy crap was that Tim Dodd from his studio back home?? Pretty sure it was lol NSF, Mary, your legends and we love you.

@unhommequicourt

3 жыл бұрын

lmao yeah that must be him

@invisiblekincajou

3 жыл бұрын

you mean that "AAAAAAA!!!!!" on background? Im sure it was him

@nebtheweb8885

3 жыл бұрын

@@invisiblekincajou He was fun to watch in his live stream.

@invisiblekincajou

3 жыл бұрын

@@nebtheweb8885 pair of prototypes look like R2-D2 and C3-P0, btw

The SN5 slowly emerging from the dust after landing is so majestic

This was amazing to see on their livestream

@dotdott1452

3 жыл бұрын

RamsesBic oh yeah I also watched Everyday Astronaut and LabPadre. Seeing the legs deploy was really cool

0:00 thank you for leaving the Sunrise in as well.

@waterboy181

3 жыл бұрын

Zoutsteen from Holland that was stunning

Wow!!! fantastic..... Beautiful ..... Thank you Y'll Mary and the Gang. Started with calm and quite scenic view and end up with fantastic fireworks. We should all thanks to every soul in the SpaceX for showing us how to do things.

Love the dramatic pause with the veil of dust. Then it breaks clear. Pretty funny.

@nickboylen6873

3 жыл бұрын

RamsesBic methane doesn’t generate smoke when burnt, just water vapour. The cloud is a bit of vapour and mostly dust.

SN5 is roughly 30 meters tall, the flame from the raptor is roughly the same height... woah!

@jonathanbauer9279

3 жыл бұрын

Sn5 is roughly 45 m high😭 en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/SpaceX_Starship Diameter 9m Total 120 m Super Heavy Booster 70m Second Stage Starship 50m Minus 6m Nose Cone 44 m

Mary - I want to thank you very much for all the wonderful footage and all your time you have given to all of us. Thank you.

Congratulations go out to the NSF team and especially Mary whose work and tireless effort documenting the SN5 test campaign finally paid off today! A big thank you to you Mary. Well Deserved. Treat yourself to a cold one on behalf of all of us who really appreciate all of your work. Cheers Mary!

I can’t wait to see 31+ raptors on a single super heavy booster. That’s going to be absolutely wild

@jadeasereht4638

3 жыл бұрын

Ian Milham SpaceX Where the Rockets are reusable but the launch mount is expendable. -NasaSpaceflight

@corrick4339

3 жыл бұрын

@@jadeasereht4638 ha yup pretty amazing

@bentstraight3239

3 жыл бұрын

Heck it’s going to blow my mind just seeing it roll out of the big bay ;)

@KnightRanger38

3 жыл бұрын

I think the current plan is 31 raptors per orbital-class Superheavy. Tests will use a smaller number of engines.

For those about to hop...we salute you! Congrats to everyone at NSF. SN5 was the star, but you were not far behind.

Congrats to Mary and the whole NSF crew for tremendous coverage. Also, of course SpaceX. History in the making. :) :) :)

THANK YOU BOCA CHICA GIRL AND EVERYONE AT NASASPACEFLIGHT! Loved the stream

Woah there was really quite the explosion at the pad after liftoff!!

@Markle2k

3 жыл бұрын

@@ricdale7813 The SpaceX drone footage shows what looks like a large, flat, dark object emerging from the fireball that wasn't the Raptor's exhaust plume.

Oh wow! that sunrise is just gorgeous Mary, thank you, it brightened my morning :)

Historical Day! Thank you NFS Team and an big thank you to Mary!

A truly "historical" BocaChicaGal episode.......great camera sequences!

What a great thing to wake up to. Thanks for your awesome and tireless coverage of this historic journey BCG.

WOW, this is stunning. Just imagine how speechless we will be when looking to the next 20km hop with the bellyflop landing maneuver !

That GSE took a real beating there lol, not surprised when a rocket doesn't take off completely vertical. That exhaust incinerated something which exploded and remained leaking.

@corrick4339

3 жыл бұрын

yup I noticed after a few viewings that there was a huge flame on the bottom right corner of the SpaceX video

Wow ! We are seeing history made ! Thanks to all the NASA Space Flight Crew and thanks to Mary for this incredible footage !

@ernievallejo11

3 жыл бұрын

Mexican technology wow

The SPACEX channel has the best view of the hop. Just as it starts to land they switch over to a camera mounted inside above the engine. Talk about AWSOME!

Congrats SpaceX another mile stone kicked over, Congrats Mary and Crew for getting epic views of the hop and Congrats NSF on hosting a great moment in the renewed interest in space flight and exploration. Thank you all on behalf of those who couldn’t be there in person.

Ps. Mary and the rest of the team are the best!!. Thank you for all 5he amazing work.

1st the crew dragon returned to earth & 2 days later, the same guy launches the next step in our greatest adventure.

@mims503

3 жыл бұрын

Another day in the life of Elon... thank you, sir!

Congrats SpaceX..!! Thanks Mary and NSF..!!! WUAUUUUU... Incredible moments. Thanks from Murcia, Spain

Historic! Thank you so much for the 100s of hours you put in to capture this moment!

I've been waiting for this for months and they did it on my birthday, what are the odds!

@mims503

3 жыл бұрын

HappySN5 hop birthday present!

@ginoliessens3024

3 жыл бұрын

1/365 duh?

@ginoliessens3024

3 жыл бұрын

But nice birthday present anyway! L'bit jealous 🤨😁

Can't stop watching, its amazing. Huge thanks to Mary for all the hard work.

I have no words this is just amazing to see, History for sure!! Wow Wow Wow!!

Well done Mary and the channel. Based in UK and saw it first here :) ...and congrats to SpaceX, awesome work.

Thank you Mary for your Hard Work in bringing us the History of Today that I have been waiting almost 51 Years for, Ever since I saw Neil Armstrong Walk on the Moon!!!!

Awesome!! Thanks so much Mary!!!!!

Thank you Mary. Your relentless coverage is very much appreciated. xo

Thank you Mary!

To see this behemoth fly..is a real treat. Thanks Mary for making my day.

Thank you, Mary!

Oh man just watched the SpaceX footage a few times cause OMG it is freaking amazing !!! Now your red dot appears... yay !! Lol superimposeing Jack’s prediction art ! So happy for y’all receiving sooooo many super and super duper superchats today.. just awesome You made a lot of people happy today. A big thank you BCG/NSF !!

SpaceX always surprise me!! And thank you so much Mary and nasaspaceflight!!

Great photography Mary thanks. Fantastic job SPACEX!

Your images never cease to impress me. Thank you Mary! Brilliant work.

Twas awesome!! Thanks Mary and the crew 🥰

Our collective wishes of seeing the grain silo fly has finally been fulfilled... What an amazing milestone.

You da best !! Thanks BCGal & team. This has been quite a day . It appears there was a ground explosion just after liftoff which shows as an afterglow in the dust cloud, then the debris goes flying off to the left of SN5. Amazing captures. Now some noses can be put to use! Hopper must be proud!

@peterbarratt8699

3 жыл бұрын

@@RamsesBic Thanks for that. Couldn't make it out from my screen captures. At least it wasn't part of SN5.

Congrats and thanks for the footage.

This was amazing! And the landing was awesome! I love the legs!

An awesome sight indeed, I enjoyed watching it live with you guys, top notch work, thanks so much! Big congrats to SpaceX!

Thank you NASAspaceflight team. THE SILO IS FLYING!

Hi 👋 space x that was fantastic and awesome thanks to Mary for doing this awesome video as your friend says you rock ❤️🇬🇧👍David

Ok, thanks for asking but I think I'm ok now..., I know it's just a huge tin can with fire belching out the bottom..., but I'm pretty sure those things on my face are tears..., and who would have though we would see such a thing in our life times? Can you even imagine 20+ raptors all going off at once? Mary, Mary, Mary (and NSF team) - thankyou for your existence and being here to capture this for me..., a million blessings on your camel..., and the most sincerest of thanks from Down Under - bless you... :-) kangaroo stamps galore go here.....

Amazing video! Amazing test! Great work Mary A.K.A. Bocachicagal!!! Great work, workers at SpaceX!! Great work, SpaceX!! .... .... .... Now what?

Awesome coverage as always.

Thank you Mary for all that you do

Marvellous, I can't get enough. Thanks Mary!

Waowww.history making moments. Excellent work team space X. Incredible job. What a massive massive power. Loving it.

Amazing! Can't wait for the 20 km belly flop.

They did it!!!! Amazing vid quality.

One step at a time, I'll take it. Thanks to all the folks at Spacex and Those who patiently watched and waited to record it

Many thanks to Mary and Team. God bless you all! God bless America!!

This was amazing

Excellent video - thank so so much

Excellent documentation nsf. Just bought a Texas tank watchers shirt!

Worth the wait!

... For a few seconds it hung in the air in exactly the way Giant Aerosol cans don't.

Всех поздравляю коллеги! Батут работает! 👍👍👍

@mizotech553

3 жыл бұрын

agree

the raptor sounds absolutely amazing in this!

Awesome!

That opening reflection shot tho. You can flip the video 😉

@bentstraight3239

3 жыл бұрын

It’s a moving Rorschach test. ;)

Great work guys, congrats!!🙂👍🎊🚀

2020 finally turning a page for the better. My son is born, Arsenal won a 🏆 in their worst season and starship lifting off. It's official 2020 is gonna end on a high. Well done to team SpaceX 🚀

I think back to Apollo, and the pillars of flame that were longer than the entire rocket. These new engines are marvels of engineering - that tiny column of blue diamonds, just a needle supporting that massive cylinder and the additional weight at the top. It staggers me, and I've worked on space missions!

@bentstraight3239

3 жыл бұрын

Right !?! When I watched star hopper that was the one thing I noticed the most and have anticipated the most for this event. I have not worked on space fare but to see sn5 supported by that today was just staggering ! My jaw dropped as fast as sn5 went up .. Newtonian physics at work ? Mach diamonds forever 🖖

Dear Nasa Space Flight - I love you guys and what you are doing! I watch every stream you are doing and I am more than happy to wake up to fresh Boca Chica Update every morning (Germany). I do really like your personalities and that is why I often choose your stream over others who are broadcasting Starship actions. But there is one thing I think you are doing wrong and that is being silent during static fires and hops. You just have to change it. I wish I could hear your screaming and emotions because that is what would make those events even better! We can watch those hops without your screaming after on wideos like this, but I wish sooo much that I could hear Jack, Das, Thomas, Michael, Chris or any of you during this majestic moment, because it would help to understand and show an excitement we have watching this stuff silently at home. As an example. I have watched all of the possibles angles and replays from hop but I love this one from Everyday Astronaut. Not because of an angle, but because I can see someone smiling the way I do silently watching it on my phone. Please, don’t hide your excitment and don’t mute yourself! 🙏🏻😬

GOOD JOB NASAspaceflight

Thank you Mary. !

Wow it was so surreal seeing this live on the stream. I could not believe it was actually happening! Great video guys. Also, cannot wait to hear the sound of 31 Raptors.....

It's a beautiful and very detailed video. You are the best as SpaceX in rocketry

Great flight! Congratulations to all of SpaceX team! Let's go to Mars soon!

Mary rocks. You guys are so great thank you for sharing this! It really is very very special ! Thank you thank you thank you!😆😀😎🤓

This was so worth the wait

Love you work gal Thanks!

my god ! hard work and patience to build this ,, its all worth it congratulation! spacex its truly an inspiration to the world,,

Love it!

Amazing images. SpaceX should be paying for this beautiful work.

Thank you for the fantastic coverage! Also love Jack’s “hyper realistic” sim being thrown in there. 😂

Amazing!

UNREAL! Absolutely incredible! I can’t wait for the starship era.. the unbelievable story of how it got this far brings new meaning to “fail fast” just when the nay sayers said it would never happen the Perseverance😉 of the SpaceX team is starting to pay off! This was an awesome demonstration of much to come! I loved seeing how well the rocket gimbaled. VERY controlled!Congratulations 👏

Congratulations!

Love It this moment is a big step

Awesome you are!

I´m going to die of so much emotion, to see somenthing like this. Give my body heart, it looks like I´m going to melt. Goog work , good lucky ever NASA , Especex ,your Astronauts USmarine.I love you América

That liftoff had such awesome power - imagine the insanity, the fire from hell captured in a bottle that a super heavy lift off will be.

Watching raptor's mojo in slow mo was awesome! Would love a press conference to hear all about it. And what the heck was blown apart during lift-off?????

What success my God ,that magic your work.

Hop of the year, Starship SN5, Thanks NASASpaceflight for recorded such precious moment, congrats spacex team, hardwork paid off, next up, several hops like static fire test, 4 or 5 times hop? as the beginning of hop looks little rough

@ChongKiller757

3 жыл бұрын

​@@RamsesBic That's part of GSE? oh, ok, i see they trying to get more control on raptor, btw, thanks for explanation

beautiful

Mary is amazing 🙏🙏