Starship Prototype Ship 20 Stacked on Super Heavy
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- Starship 20 is being prepared for stacking atop Super Heavy Booster 4 at Starbase, Texas. The booster already has all 29 Raptor engines installed and the Ship has all three sealevel and all three Vacuum Raptors installed. This will complete the historic first stacking of a complete SpaceX Starship Super Heavy launch system.
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To all people of the future. On 6/8/2021 I was here with tens of thousands of other people from all over the world and we saw the first ever combination of Starship and Super heavy booster. Let the force be with you !!! Greetings from Poland
39:21
Star Wars music kicks in.
I was here!
I was here too
and i am the fourth reply to this historical comment and video
I and more then 60000 others where watching this historic moment
intro- 0:10
stream started- 0:55
S20 lift- 22:20
41:10- raptors
S20 max altitude- 44:50
S20 close to B4- 55:00
stacking- 1:20:30
1:45:45- GSE 3 lift
1:47:55- GSE 3 max altitude
~~2:08:00- GSE 3 stacking
2:25:30- Starship destecking
2:26:20- raptors
3:11:20- S20 close to transporter
Thanks ! :)
Someone would pay a coffee to this guy! 👌👍 Thx. 😃
Very helpful
This is “The right stuff” kind of moment, times a million. Epic history in the making.
times .25.. things were much riskier for those guys back in the 1960's
@@SirJ4X These damn kids don't know we already did all this in the 60s.
We are living history
Greetings from France
The world should know this, it's a big part of futures history ♥
(sorry for my bad english)
In the UK if it wasn't for the internet you would have no idea this is going on. Thank god for CZcams.
yeah same here in austria, all you hear ist the usual bullshit about the billionair space race and that they are the worst because they should spend their money on useful things
shoutout to all the poor people who get spoonfed bullshit by the mainstream media lol
Unfortunately, the same situation in all countries
@@tomh1727 the term "mainstream media" still gives me shivers as it was the term used by people trying to deny news coverage and call it "fake news."
Uk is more interested in love island shit.
I am old enough to have seen the end of the Gemini program and then the entire Apollo program, then SkyLab, then the Shuttle and ISS Programs. It is so great to see Elon begin a new era in private business reigniting such excitement in human space flight exploration. Sitting here sharing this moment with my son who is fan of all things tec. Congrats to Elon Musk and all the folks at SpaceX!
Hopefully you live to see the day when humans step foot on mars
Me too .. but starting at Apollo.
THIS is is very giant step - and FCC always : "Mimimimi...." ´cause ist not a Gov. prog. and Bezos is crying on his floor waving with $$$ .. ?!?
Not trying to show you guys up but, I watched Alan Shepard do America’s first space flight in 1961. Have not missed many launches since! BTW I’m 73 years old and a full time traveler heading toward Boca Chica!
@@oldbaldpaul8138 what about sputnik and gagarin? What was ur reaction considering everyone at the time shat their pants
Private business, with taxes money...
I was born 1949. I have watched the space program grow from infancy till now. What real energy the US has enabled through engineering and research. Going for the stars . . .you go guys!!
I can't believe I am witnessing history! This is all so exciting yet so few are actually talking about it! I am literally fidgeting in anticipation for what the future holds ! Cheers mate !
I’m shoving this down the throat of everyone I know and they just look at me like I’m crazy.
Every second of your life you are watching the history, actually...
i do not see 3 flights a day if it takes that long to put it all together.
Actually more than I would think are talking about it. Millions and millions globally watch the flights
I felt the same way back during the Gemini days! After Apollo and the Shuttle era the main thing to keep me inspired was the great process in astronomy and being able to explor the universe virtually, thanks in large part to the Hubble telescope,
Space, the final frontier....... Our first starship, Beautiful.
Glad to be to see this historic moment live like I saw back in 1969.
Woah you actually saw the moon landing?
Yup, Mom n Dad would sit us kids down in front of the TV back then to watch all the space stuff cause they knew it would be historic😜
A though.. is Elon Musk the future grandfather of Zefram Cochrane ???
I watched a space shuttle launch in 1984. It was incredibly loud. Starship will put it to shame .
Me too Jacques, I was 8. I was excited then as I am now.
Ah man, thanks to everyone bringing this to our screens. This is unbelievable stuff
I was born in 2007, I don't even remember the final 4 years of the Space Shuttle Program. But seeing the Starship development makes up for what I wasn't alive to see. This in my opinion, is the Apollo, and Space Shuttle for my generation. I feel so privileged to witness human history in the making.
the follow on will be the first interstellar human rated voyage once we find Earth 2.0
But for what you missed out on before you were born, you have more lifetime to see what happens in the future. I'm 32 and hope I live to witness as much multi planetary action as possible.
Just more indoctrination kid. I got news for you, when I was in 3rd grade back in early 90s they talked about going to the Moon by 2010, then it was 2020, then 2030, then we said forget the moon lets go to Mars! Anyway, the reason we havent gone yet is because we can't and won't never go anywhere in space. Buzz Aldrin's own words when asked by a little girl about what it was like going to the moon he said "cause we didn't go there and thats the way it happened and if it didn't happen it is nice to know why it didn't happen..."
I know its hard to believe because it sounds absolutely absurd. But space doesnt exist in the way they show it to be. The earth is actually flat and I wish someone had told me this when I was your age and I would have been much better off.
Even Elon said after the absurd launch of the Tesla car, "you know it is real because it looks so fake"! They are laughing at you.
@@TheUshijinx No one cares about your idiotic flat Earther conspiracy theories.
@@Jadefox32 hooray for humans you do know humans are colored people right the term h u e means color and you know what the man is put them together and you have colored man we need to study more science LMFAO
This is a historic event that will shape the future of humanity! And we are able to see it live with our own eyes.
I just can't f@#$ing believe how FAST they are moving! It seems like just a few days ago that they were still stacking the booster rings, working on the tower, and getting Rapters delivered to BC and NOW they are MOUNTING IT ON THE LAUNCH PAD! WTF! "Captain he's working at Warp Speed!"
Thanks for keeping us up to date. You guys must really love your job. :)
absolutely insane !! Can't wait to see this monster roar !
But the crane operator, is the only person on Earth, to have stacked a Starship Rocket. The biggest, badass rocket ever constructed. It would have been interesting to have interviewed him/her immediately afterward. Do they actually realize what they just did ?
"I like to stack things on top of other things. it doesn't matter what it is as long as it's at least 2 things and I'm stacking them on top of each other."
@@iamzid a proud member of the Royal Society of Putting Things on Top of Other Things
Totally! It would have been so cool! :)
"Do they actually realize what they just did ?" Yeah- they didn't drop it. Time for a beer! :)
you know they did they’re working and break out the camera and take pictures as progress proceeds oh yeah they’re aware.
Thank you Mary, Jack, and all at NasaSpaceflight for your excellent coverage of the first Starship stacking onto the Super heavy booster today. Thank you for all your hard work into bringing us all such top quality live images,, information and for giving us all this opportunity to share history in the making. United we go into the future. 🚀🇬🇧
I was gonna leave a comment, but this sums it up for me exactly 💯
I was asleep when this got stacked😪 glad I can watch this back. Thanks team 😆👍
Ladies and gentlemen I give to you,
The new world record holder for tallest rocket ever made,
SpaceX!
I want to lift a glass to those brave souls who prepare to ride above earth is such flimsy contraptions.
Nay not the bloody rocket, those bucket lifts or cherry pickers.
🍷👍
Those things scare the hell out of me I can’t imagine what they are like with the cross winds
Thanks for saying this. Not enough people give thought to all the shoes involved in space flight.
Though I cannot drink because of my health problems, I will use some other stuff 🌿 🌿 🌿 🌿 🌿 🌿 🌿
I want to also point out that there seem to be a lot of non workers wandering around without PPE and on any site I’ve worked at, that would stop work on the whole site. Safety first!! I’d hate to see all this progress stop because a lazy idiot didn’t put their hard hat on. Makes the site seem unprofessional.
I love the reality approach with 'this is how you do it'. Those guys in the sky lifts so confident with their work relationship, trust in what you do and who you do it with. I use cherry pickers on a regular basis and don't deem myself as frightened of heights, but that's at around 10m from ground !! these guys have MASSIVE nads. Great job.
Congrats to SpaceX for the first stacking of Starship. Hi from Calgary Alberta Canada
Thank you to all the brave men who build these machines and put them together
Hey, don't forget the women, like Gwynn Shotwell, COO of Spacex
History in making!!! We are lucky to witness this!
Wait, what this rocket will be capable of? Why it is historic moment?
It's only one life time... 😂😂🙏
Wow. Next milestone = static fire test then blast off. Can't wait. Flight or fail this is the milestone event. Maybe not in my lifetime, but I was on this planet when the first successes of man's endeavors to populate other planets were enjoyed, and for that I am grateful.
This was the day! Can't wait for what comes next!
I remember watching Neil Armstrong step onto the moon. We watched on a tiny b/wh tv that was sitting on top of the new color console tv my parents had bought a week before the event because the new tv had broken, lol. I was 9 and I remember it like it was yesterday. I’m so excited about what SpaceX is doing. Thank you so much for all the work you do to share this with us.
So the new TV broke just before the biggest TV event in history? Dang your dad must have been LIVID.
😆
What's up with those 181 people who downvoted this stream? Are u ULA guys? Blue Origin? Boeing?? FAA, maybe?...
Flat Earth?
Beff Jezos
This is incredibly exciting to see happening in such fast development over the past year.
What a sight to see thanks guys for everything you all do hello from New Zealand 🇳🇿
Amazing job guys !!! Thank you from Houston 🤗
56:15 The "Royal Society for putting things on top of other things" would be very proud of SpaceX. :)
Incredible Moment
Let's remember the sobering experimentation that must proceed. I'm grateful there has been relatively low injury and accident rates we've experienced here.
What a historic sight, can't wait for the first orbital flight!
That crane operator is the star of this show people. Nerves of steel!!! Nice lift.
Love your enthusiasm...Mary rocks....What would we do without her!?
First time watching the mating of a Starship to the Super Heavy Booster. Excellant job and very interesting! ! ! ! ! !
Special moment in time. Congratulations SpaceX.
The Royal Society For Putting Things On Top Of Other Things sends its best regards to SpaceX on this momentous day. /python
Space X is the best at putting things on to of other things. 😄😁😆👍
Born in 1961, I feel I have been lucky anough to cover most of the space age =)
born in 1941. I watched the moon landings and moon walks on my black and white tv, GE low boy. I was working as a physicist then with an MS in physics. Wife was one of California's two nominees as Teacher in Space to fly on the Challenger shuttle that blew up.
Thanks!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Could not watch it live but it's just as exciting on the rerun.
This is the coolest view I’ve ever seen, I was born in 1980 and was able to see the space shuttle fly until it’s retirement, but this is different, wow!! I truly can’t wait until they light this sucker up.
I'm just going to say thank you SpaceX and Elon for stacking starship and B4 on my birthday!!! Best birthday present ever!!😄
They've come so far from there first explosion,just amazing to watch well done everyone 👏
So cool, greatings from Sweden.
Wow. Thank you for the historic coverage.
Thanks!
Thank you Harv!
we need the guy on the man lifts video he's got the best shot in the house another amazing stream guys and gals great job can't wait to go down and watch the launch
I remember being mesmerized by a 12 inch black and white TV screen. The images being broadcast was blurry, but My imagination made up for it. It was mind blowing. On subsequent landings, the images got better and even in color, I think. It was kind of moot point about the color because any color on the moon was basically black and white anyway! That event drove me towards technology and I am now a retired computer programmer.
This is so freaking awesome and exciting to watch!!!! Damn!!!
Born in 1957. Watched all things space. Became an engineer. Now retired, this is freakin amazing to watch! Congrats to Elon and the crew!
Its amazing to see a full stacked Starship...
Holy crap, i just said that! I can't fathom what i am looking at!
Congratulations team Space X!!!
Congratulation Mr Mask!!!!!
Good job!
This is massive and those shots are amazing!👏🏼👏🏼
My nickname as a kid was Sputnik because I was born the same week it was put into orbit. I've lived through it all. One of the best things I had as a kid was a model of the Saturn V about three feet tall that would come apart into all the different sections. I remember watching the moon landing live on TV. So happy to be able to see this. Thanks guys.
wow I watch starship from the first hopper and its amazing.
Things are progressing very quickly, this is historic and i am so glad i am alive to witness this... cant wait till they light this candle its going to be insane.
I'm old enough to remember how anything going into space was still science fiction. When Sputnik was launched from Russia, everything literally changed overnight. I am so pleased that I am now able to see that science fiction has become reality. I hope I live long enough to see humans set foot on Mars and at least the beginning of Elon Musk's dream of a city on Mars. Mars! Wow!
Me too. I remember the news when Sputnik was up. Figured out what orbit was, then watched every step of the race to the moon. Couldn't believe things just stopped after Apollo.
@@lengould9262 I couldn't believe it either. I'm so glad to see these private companies like SpaceX taking over where NASA left off. Unlike NASA, they are not indebted to the politicians and governmental whim. I salute Elon Musk and SpaceX for being such a catalyst for new advancement in space.
🎯👍...yeah, then & now - truely exciting times.
Boring. Seen all these chemical rockets 60 years ago. Nothing new here.
@@User0000000000000004 The attitude you express is that of a child of the late 20th century (I don't believe anyone actually holds that viewpoint, you're being humorous). We've seen more innovation each week in the late 20th century than was common each decade 1000 years ago.
What a site! Awesome feed guys from 🇬🇧
Just a thought about mystery structure: Circular attachment to rails on all four sides of tower, that allows for rotating catching arm around the tower.
Can't believe this was a year ago I sat with my dad eating popcorn he past away suddenly 7 months ago and he was so excited he told me how amazing it was to see this considering he remembered the first walk on the moon...miss him so much
What an amazing, stunning sight. Holy shit. SpaceX employees should be so proud right now.
Amazing show well done to all of u on bringing us all the videos and live feed
I remember as little boy of ten on my birthday watching tv men landing on the moon and it’s another thrilling time
What's your birthday at that period of the first moon landing?
2:00.00 - I shut out entire office down to watch the first starship launch. We had lunch catered and everything. It was history in the making and I thought it was something everyone should witness. We were closed for 6 hours. No regrets.
Half a million views in just a few hours? Wow. People are really dialed in to this, aren't they?
Bots. They are all bots, except you and me.
Historic moment many just don't realize
@@DaydreamingTrack ...especially the MSM...useless! Only interested in bad news.
@@stevehall6299 As if you watch the news.
Speaking of history, when I was a kid I used to watch flash Gordon on a TV that only received 3 channels. As I grew a little older I was so disappointed as an 6 or 7 year old kid to find out that it was not real that the rocket he flew on did not really take off and land. The most extraordinary thing I have seen related to space was watching the two boosters land back at the same time in Florida. What you are seeing and so many take for granted is what they see in front of them because we are so used to seeing progress immediately in front of us!! Thanks for the broadcast, keep it up!!
"3 channels" ...you were lucky! 😄
You're right though, that dual landing...simply spectacular! A sign of things to come.
Today will go down in history.
I have seen Sputnik in 1957 and ever since Mars has been 10 years out! Now I will believe it when I see it! But so cool to follow this. Let's hope they will succeed!
Amazing... Congrats from Spain! 👏👏👏💪💪👌👍🙏🙏🙏
Watching from my boat on the west coast of British Columbia Canada . Thanks guys!!
Wow, absolutely amazing
It awesome to seeing Starship 420 stacked!
I'm so glad I'm alive to see this era.
Thank you for allowing us, from the Fiji Islands in the South Pacific, be able to witness this historic event.
The aerial lifts look like Ruthmann Steiger TTS1000's. The crane rotating on its axis and swinging the load is called "Slewing"
The historic impact of this event was totally missed by my family, other than gawking at the size. Still, I show them, because history only happens once... Ideally.
my family does not care and i don’t know why it’s amazing
@@EraZinto same
Got the same thing in my own family. I beg them to think about what this means, and they say, why dont we spend the money on people on earth. They cannot comprehend that SpaceEx is already returning money to people on earth, through buying, paytoll, taxes, and of course by driving down the cost of what we already do.
'There's nothing new under the sun'. If the bible's right, I'll catch it next time round.
@@psr0459 I've heard that said before, and I can't help but think that we need to find a new sun, then.
Watching the first Space Shuttle take off and land was absolutely breathtaking too!
Thank you !
Just saying hello and good morning to you all from Rosarito, baja, MEXICO. I’m excited for all of us!
I hope SpaceX got some amazing shots that they should release soon.
The starship 4-20(NOICE)
Coincidence
I think not
*smacks lips*
*Noice*
yea you can only believe this bullshit if your smoked up lmfao
I'm going tell my grandkids that I'm witnessing the greatest history of mankind here on CZcams.
Thank you SpaceX folks and Elon!
I was here when this Happened we're going into History together with Starship... BN4 and SN20 Ell Done Elon... This is quite the Dream. Kudos to you and the entire SpaceX team and God Bless you 🙏🏾
Glad to have seen the first of many many starships to come, I was here !
1:21:04 SN20 and B4 are no longer virgins. They have been mated!
I was a child, watching the Navy’s attempts to launch Vanguard…they always seemed to blow up! Then the US Army Redstone lofted Explorer I. I listened to the telemetry on my little crystal radio. Cheered on Mercury, Gemini and Apollo. Heartbroken when we reached the Moon, and didn’t really have any meaningful follow-on…had to spend the money on welfare and the homeless, ya know…and that, like the “Great Society” was so successful. I watched NASA evolve from a “Can-Do” Engineering Agency to a “Can’t-Do” Bureaucracy. Now, at last, Space is Getting Down to Business!
This is just awesome. How grateful I am for Elon Musk and the team at Space X. God bless then for their efforts.
Amy was here and so proud of SpaceX and NASA for giving us The People's Rocket!
This is so great. Doing all the progress even in the middle of pandemic era! There must be something incredible unselfish in Elon heart.
History is made. nice to share with all of you guys and thanks for your efforts to let us be here and see
This is about what the actual launch will look like, given how freakin' big this thing is....
I was surprised to see in an old movie from 1950 called "Rocket Ship XM" their ship was incredibly similar to SpaceX's Starship. The shape and the fins immediatly made me say "it's starship".
Human rated foam😹😹😹, incredible video, incredible footage, incredible hosts!
Foam Home! :-)
WOW just WOW I saw the moon landings and this now I am so happy.
Will it launch as early as next month? Or we have to wait patiently to the end of the year?
Heat tiles on a Starship have to be finished plus ground support/fuel farm to fuel up the booster and Starship. Next or in between they have to go through cryo test and static fire. Then it's ready for orbital test flight. This or next month
These crews at space x are amazing
Now the hardest part : getting through administrative nightmare.
By long times we had learnt a lot about earth. Its great to see us learn more about this. We are evolving as humans!