00:00It's 10, 9, 8, 7, 6, 5, 4, 3, 2, 1.
00:16We lift.
00:22Vehicle pitching downrange.
00:30Booster chamber pressure nominal.
00:50At the same time, the three engines still firing on super heavy will flip the booster around.
00:58Ship ignition.
01:00All right, here we go.
01:13Landing burn start up.
01:18Looks like we got 12.
01:21Nice little hover.
01:24And landing burn shut down.
01:25And into the gulf.
01:30Here we come.
01:32Nominal orbit insertion.
01:35All right, we just heard the call-up for nominal orbital insertion.
01:42Ship continues on.
01:43Yeah, ship able to complete its ascent burn all the way in.
01:47You can see some of the shadows start to creep as it's going to be eventually flying into an orbital nighttime.
01:53So we'll see some daylight start to go away.
01:57The last one has been deployed.
02:02Starlink simulator payload complete.
02:05Heck yeah, everybody.
02:06Relight demo start up.
02:12And shut down.
02:13But if we do make it all the way down to the water, who knows?
02:22But the goal of this part of the flight is to learn as much as we can about the ship's heat shield.
02:29If it's through is the fact that we're using Starlink, we're operating at just a much higher frequency.
02:35That's not what we want to see.
02:36So we started, we just saw some of the aft skirt.
02:4150 minutes since launch.
02:43We're going to see those colors start to build up a little bit.
02:46It's about 74 kilometers in altitude.
02:52As not just the heat shield, but these flaps, how they're able to control the vehicle, withstand sections of the ship itself.
03:00And so we're really trying to see what are our limits.
03:03If we're able to get any live views of the ship, that'll essentially tell you that we nailed our target.
03:14It's about 30 seconds.
03:16Seeing three engines.
03:21There's our flip.
03:27There's a buoy.
03:31There's a splashdown.
03:46There's a buoy.
04:02There's a buoy.
04:05You
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