SpaceX's Starship test launch last week was quite literally explosive — and now, we've got incredible, close-up footage of it.
last week was truly a sight to behold — and now we've got incredible, close-up footage to experience it all over again.shows the massive spacecraft launch from multiple angles.
But the footage we're most excited about comes halfway through the video when an ultra-high-definition tracking camera captures the rocket's epic rise and fall against a clear blue Texan sky. Starting at around the 7:30 minute mark, an 8K tracking camera follows the rocket as it blasts off, starts spinning uncontrollably, and eventually blows itself up.As we learned last week, the explosion captured so beautifully at the end of the video was
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