she : so where are we in this relationship ?
me : 0:01
spacex_sciencey_timez
i watched it multiple times for their path. they are moving like ships
Van Guard
Very interesting viewpoint. Gives a sense of the speed as the second stage accelerates away.
Joe McMullin
Such an amazing view and perspective!
TheCanadianBubba
The futures so bright, I gotta wear shades !
Karen O
A *Smokin Trip* into the Abyss. *~- **
John Klein
This is so effing cool!
Can we see it landing, or was it dark?
Sebastian Miller
I’m just praying they call starship Enterprise or something freaking awesome.
Game zone
Engine performing in vaccum of space and the red glow can be seen very easily.👍 For that
Matvei Soykin
Spoiler
The fairings fall on Squidward
Passeron
Love this stuff guys, keep it coming
Andre Gulbis
Omg. That is maybe the best space/rocket vid I’ve seen. Amazing!! So cool to see the second stage firing away, and the other half flipping off. Moar of this!!!
onjoFilms
That second stage really heats up those fairings.
Guru
This is lit af 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Dutch Universe
That fascinating finally seeing a side view of what the 2nd stage rocket plume truly looks like in the vacuum of space!
Donald Smith
That’s a great shot hopefully see some re entry footage
PiDsMedia
Very Cool.
Surfing those back down could be the first interplanetary extreme sport.
Magic Smoke FPV
Aww, come Elon, what a tease. I want to see the whole video all the way down!
D. Cypher
Wow. That’s amazing!
☀️😎☀️🇺🇸
Nibin Mathew
0:06 Going to singularity through a blackhole.
x511100x
I didn’t know it was so beautiful
Alexander Kenway
Yeeees HD release!
Andrew Skow
One of the coolest things I’ve ever seen.
Jackson Blade
Sometimes I watch Starlink | Fairing Deploy Sequence just to feel something
Doc Nathan
When your car exits the freeway and you look at the window to see the other cars passing
QuantumBraced
0:03 So the fairing actually gets hit pretty hard by the second stage exhaust. I’m sure its heat resistant but some soot probably gets on it, I wonder how they clean that and how they make the components withstand being blasted by a giant flamethrower.
Luke Smith
And I thought going through the mass relay the first time in Mass Effect was cool. Man, seeing what SpaceX is doing is like a dream come through! <3
Cycling Cycles
You can actually see how fast the acceleration is for the second stage!
And to be honest, years of Kerbal Space Program has made me think that it would go a *lot* faster.
zomgthisisawesomelol
Recommended playback speed: 0.25x
0:00 Fairing separation
0:01 Great view of the payload (starlink sat stack)
0:02 View of the Falcon rocket stage
0:03 The single Merlin vacuum engine firing
0:04 A nice clear view of the other fairing half falling away
0:05 Some interesting gas patterns visible from the Merlin exhaust
0:06 Earth’s horizon is visible in the bottom of the video
0:07 starting to tumble
0:08 Falling back to earth
ROKART
*IGHT IMMA HEAD OUT*
Merle Patterson
Can’t wait for the “First Time, Every Time” Fairing Recovery System to be designed.
Morty112
Give it up to the cameraman, thank you for risking your life in the name of content
levitroydunn
One of the coolest things we’re “allowed” to see
QuantumBraced
0:02 This is the first time we’ve actually seen a second stage with the payload attached from the side in space while firing. Pause and enjoy. It’s pretty cool, the payload is as big as the stage. And then at 0:03 you can see the engine firing in all its glory.
Elon Musk
Starlink is second priority after starship
Raymond Saint
Upwards, to the stars! Never stop, Elon.
Andrew Y
Thanks so much SpaceX for sharing that! It was a really cool clip. Could we maybe get a shot from the fairings point of view where it floats all the way down and gets caught by a ship? That would be spectacular!
SnowFluffalo
I never thought in my life that I’d be so fascinated by something such as this. SpaceX works wonders.
energieinfo
One of the coolest videos I have ever seen – please sell “seats” in the fairings and the first stage for “short time wannabe astronauts”!
A Name
It’s just amazing that a ten second clip gets so many views so fast..😂
Loz
I wish we could see more from the in tank camera showing the fuel, we sometimes get a brief look.
Suhas Sankarshana
wow, I can watch this all day
Terry Lee Hornsby
very cool, took me a few views to actually “get my bearings” on what I was seeing…
Got Grapes?
The acid is working!
rupertd
beautiful!
Feel Good
Was a half damaged at this moment or while landing?
Hira Öztürk
Really, NASA is very important to me. This passion, which started only when I was in the news at the age of 8, has been going on for 7 years. And I’m already working hard. I think I will fit everything to be an astronaut. All I want is that my dreams are not destroyed. I learned 3 different languages just to study how. I also watched countless space-related films and series. As I watch these things, my interest in NAS grows even more. There is one thing I would like to say if Nasa is seeing this comment. I think that if they give me a chance in the future, I will consider it really well. and I believe I will succeed.
ky le
took a few plays to figure out what was going on, then I watched it about a dozen more times
Ben Goldfeder
BEST 9 SECONDS OF MY LIFE!
Nick van der Kroon
Looks amazing!
kemfic
pog
The Hh
0:05 Hyperspace
FutureMartian97
I love how they took the launch number out of the title. It was Starlink 7 😂
Ferrariman601
This is *so* goddamned cool!
Ya Boy Hippy
That Merlin is nasty! I loved hearing Bob and Doug talk about how powerful the second stage felt/preformed!
juicy420jam
at.5 seconds in, is the bright light on the left a Go-Pro on the other fairing?
subliminalvibes
I can here it now…
“Hellooooo. Scott Manley here…” 👍😅
DOJIELDIENVE
When I’m at a light in my sports car and the mini van next to me suddenly has something to prove.
Nathan Smith
Woah! That is the weirdest looking Tesla I have ever seen! They really out did themselves with this Model Y
John Kelfy
0:02 the shape of the earth mfw it’s not round
vanillaswirl87
Twitter got their wish. They actually uploaded it to YouTube!
Stone Mask
ahhh i can smell the engine
Scott Manley
10 seconds of some of the the most amazing footage ever.
NocturneInNeon
“My God, it’s full of Starlinks!”
Duffy James
This is straight out of Sci-Fi
Mo's Studio
Short & sweet, but beautiful none the less
Garrett Corbett
When you’re so early there are more likes then views
check4twenty
Holy cow…incredible view of the vacuum Merlin flame and exhaust plume.I wanna see the half re-enter!
Tom K
0:05 all I could think was “PUNCH IT CHEWY!”
german garmendia
When I see someone with good feelings to me. Nop :p
Raghu Chowdhry
Thought this would have em catching it
cerealL
I am a simple man, I see spacex I click.
animowany111
Wow, looks like a special effect for a wormhole or something from some old sci-fi show!
Based Bidoof
I love how you can see the fairing flexing around
Ada Chu
that’s an amazing viewpoint!
Brian
It’s like watching a badass Olympic diver do a perfect backflip.
NeohNightmare
What a fantastic POV during a launch! I hope fairing recovery will eventually be a thing so we can see more videos like this.
Adolph Masaki
Yeeesss, Finally i watched this early!!!
WhosieWhatsum
It’s always great to get a different perspective in flight. You get used to seeing it one way only.
Fabian Reschke
Just saw it on Twitter, nice that it’s here too!
Harsh Grover
0:02 – Looks like the second stage turned on its hyperdrive
Kris Foro
Best 9 seconds of my life :>
Keavon Chambers
It’s great to see little clips actually posted publicly to the official YouTube channel instead of being lost to the compression of other social media sites!
Yeet
Me as a kid when we drive past McDonald’s
Alpha Echo119
Never knew that I wanted to see something like this in my life. Pretty cool.
Nick
Lol recommended 5 seconds after posting
Marcus Scrivens
That’s the most beautiful thing I’ve ever seen. Thank you SpaceX.
Twenty Øne Piløts Addict
I didn’t know that 9 seconds of video could be this cool
Zachary Crespin
After seeing this I’m wondering how many other “secret” cameras are on their rockets
Leandro Bettinelli
Beautiful and rare view of the second stage in space.
Galactic Gaming
It’s so amazing to see views like theses. Just goes to show how amazing spaceflight is
Elliot Burack
Wow You don’t get to see a second stage in flight very often . Right through that beautiful F9 plume !
Gryphon
This has to be one of the coolest things I’ve ever seen
Andrew Siegel
I wish these clips could be on the live stream
Alden O
At 0:06 it looks like the fairing is at warp drive
techno hiarcy
That just the coolest thing I’ve seen it’s like out of a si fi movie
smally1986
I want to see the footage as the fairing gets caught by the ship.
Wyatt B
Can’t wait for Scott Manley to breakdown what’s in the fairings.
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That Merlin 1D Vac is hauling
Wow that’s amazing quick view 👌🏻😊
she : so where are we in this relationship ?
me : 0:01
i watched it multiple times for their path. they are moving like ships
Very interesting viewpoint. Gives a sense of the speed as the second stage accelerates away.
Such an amazing view and perspective!
The futures so bright, I gotta wear shades !
A *Smokin Trip* into the Abyss. *~- **
This is so effing cool!
Can we see it landing, or was it dark?
I’m just praying they call starship Enterprise or something freaking awesome.
Engine performing in vaccum of space and the red glow can be seen very easily.👍 For that
Spoiler
The fairings fall on Squidward
Love this stuff guys, keep it coming
Omg. That is maybe the best space/rocket vid I’ve seen. Amazing!! So cool to see the second stage firing away, and the other half flipping off. Moar of this!!!
That second stage really heats up those fairings.
This is lit af 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
That fascinating finally seeing a side view of what the 2nd stage rocket plume truly looks like in the vacuum of space!
That’s a great shot hopefully see some re entry footage
Very Cool.
Surfing those back down could be the first interplanetary extreme sport.
Aww, come Elon, what a tease. I want to see the whole video all the way down!
Wow. That’s amazing!
☀️😎☀️🇺🇸
0:06 Going to singularity through a blackhole.
I didn’t know it was so beautiful
Yeeees HD release!
One of the coolest things I’ve ever seen.
Sometimes I watch Starlink | Fairing Deploy Sequence just to feel something
When your car exits the freeway and you look at the window to see the other cars passing
0:03 So the fairing actually gets hit pretty hard by the second stage exhaust. I’m sure its heat resistant but some soot probably gets on it, I wonder how they clean that and how they make the components withstand being blasted by a giant flamethrower.
And I thought going through the mass relay the first time in Mass Effect was cool. Man, seeing what SpaceX is doing is like a dream come through! <3
You can actually see how fast the acceleration is for the second stage!
And to be honest, years of Kerbal Space Program has made me think that it would go a *lot* faster.
Recommended playback speed: 0.25x
0:00 Fairing separation
0:01 Great view of the payload (starlink sat stack)
0:02 View of the Falcon rocket stage
0:03 The single Merlin vacuum engine firing
0:04 A nice clear view of the other fairing half falling away
0:05 Some interesting gas patterns visible from the Merlin exhaust
0:06 Earth’s horizon is visible in the bottom of the video
0:07 starting to tumble
0:08 Falling back to earth
*IGHT IMMA HEAD OUT*
Can’t wait for the “First Time, Every Time” Fairing Recovery System to be designed.
Give it up to the cameraman, thank you for risking your life in the name of content
One of the coolest things we’re “allowed” to see
0:02 This is the first time we’ve actually seen a second stage with the payload attached from the side in space while firing. Pause and enjoy. It’s pretty cool, the payload is as big as the stage. And then at 0:03 you can see the engine firing in all its glory.
Starlink is second priority after starship
Upwards, to the stars! Never stop, Elon.
Thanks so much SpaceX for sharing that! It was a really cool clip. Could we maybe get a shot from the fairings point of view where it floats all the way down and gets caught by a ship? That would be spectacular!
I never thought in my life that I’d be so fascinated by something such as this. SpaceX works wonders.
One of the coolest videos I have ever seen – please sell “seats” in the fairings and the first stage for “short time wannabe astronauts”!
It’s just amazing that a ten second clip gets so many views so fast..😂
I wish we could see more from the in tank camera showing the fuel, we sometimes get a brief look.
wow, I can watch this all day
very cool, took me a few views to actually “get my bearings” on what I was seeing…
The acid is working!
beautiful!
Was a half damaged at this moment or while landing?
Really, NASA is very important to me. This passion, which started only when I was in the news at the age of 8, has been going on for 7 years. And I’m already working hard. I think I will fit everything to be an astronaut. All I want is that my dreams are not destroyed. I learned 3 different languages just to study how. I also watched countless space-related films and series. As I watch these things, my interest in NAS grows even more. There is one thing I would like to say if Nasa is seeing this comment. I think that if they give me a chance in the future, I will consider it really well. and I believe I will succeed.
took a few plays to figure out what was going on, then I watched it about a dozen more times
BEST 9 SECONDS OF MY LIFE!
Looks amazing!
pog
0:05 Hyperspace
I love how they took the launch number out of the title. It was Starlink 7 😂
This is *so* goddamned cool!
That Merlin is nasty! I loved hearing Bob and Doug talk about how powerful the second stage felt/preformed!
at.5 seconds in, is the bright light on the left a Go-Pro on the other fairing?
I can here it now…
“Hellooooo. Scott Manley here…” 👍😅
When I’m at a light in my sports car and the mini van next to me suddenly has something to prove.
Woah! That is the weirdest looking Tesla I have ever seen! They really out did themselves with this Model Y
0:02 the shape of the earth mfw it’s not round
Twitter got their wish. They actually uploaded it to YouTube!
ahhh i can smell the engine
10 seconds of some of the the most amazing footage ever.
“My God, it’s full of Starlinks!”
This is straight out of Sci-Fi
Short & sweet, but beautiful none the less
When you’re so early there are more likes then views
Holy cow…incredible view of the vacuum Merlin flame and exhaust plume.I wanna see the half re-enter!
0:05 all I could think was “PUNCH IT CHEWY!”
When I see someone with good feelings to me. Nop :p
Thought this would have em catching it
I am a simple man, I see spacex I click.
Wow, looks like a special effect for a wormhole or something from some old sci-fi show!
I love how you can see the fairing flexing around
that’s an amazing viewpoint!
It’s like watching a badass Olympic diver do a perfect backflip.
What a fantastic POV during a launch! I hope fairing recovery will eventually be a thing so we can see more videos like this.
Yeeesss, Finally i watched this early!!!
It’s always great to get a different perspective in flight. You get used to seeing it one way only.
Just saw it on Twitter, nice that it’s here too!
0:02 – Looks like the second stage turned on its hyperdrive
Best 9 seconds of my life :>
It’s great to see little clips actually posted publicly to the official YouTube channel instead of being lost to the compression of other social media sites!
Me as a kid when we drive past McDonald’s
Never knew that I wanted to see something like this in my life. Pretty cool.
Lol recommended 5 seconds after posting
That’s the most beautiful thing I’ve ever seen. Thank you SpaceX.
I didn’t know that 9 seconds of video could be this cool
After seeing this I’m wondering how many other “secret” cameras are on their rockets
Beautiful and rare view of the second stage in space.
It’s so amazing to see views like theses. Just goes to show how amazing spaceflight is
Wow You don’t get to see a second stage in flight very often . Right through that beautiful F9 plume !
This has to be one of the coolest things I’ve ever seen
I wish these clips could be on the live stream
At 0:06 it looks like the fairing is at warp drive
That just the coolest thing I’ve seen it’s like out of a si fi movie
I want to see the footage as the fairing gets caught by the ship.
Can’t wait for Scott Manley to breakdown what’s in the fairings.