Watch SpaceX Starship’s Epic Launch and Booster Catch in 4K Slow Motion

Sarah Lee-Jones
1 month ago

starship booster catch super cut

YouTube channel Everyday Astronaut has some incredible video it filmed of SpaceX’s recent fifth Starship launch and first and successful Super Heavy booster catch, showing different angles and perspectives, along with 4K slow motion. The audio alone in this super cut video are spectacular.

Can’t wait for the sixth flight test!

“Enjoy this incredible audio and video from around the launch pad of the 5th orbital-ish flight test of Starship, featuring the first Super Heavy Booster catch!!! 4K slow motion captured on various ZCam’s, Freefly Ember, BlackMagic 12K Ursa, and RED Komodo X with SIGMA lenses and Meade Telescopes,” explains Everyday Astronaut.

Check it out below:

YouTube video

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