Starship Flight 13 Blasted Our Camera 75 Metres Away

Witness the chaotic moment a GoPro gets thrown 75 meters by the world's largest rocket. That, and more from Starship Flight 13. This is the complete, multi-angle video tracking the race to stack, test, and finally launch SpaceX's Starship Flight 13 from Starbase, Texas. After enduring a post-ignition abort on the previous attempt and a frustrating weather scrub, the teams rallied to roll out the rockets, stack the vehicle and launch the new Version 3 of Starship in just 3 days. Experience the incredible scale of Super Heavy Booster 20 and Starship 40 as they roll-out to the pad. Then, the amazing engineering logistics involved as the launch tower chopstick arms lift the massive stainless steel spacecraft into place. Filmed using a 7-camera matrix, including several static pad GoPros placed inside the immediate blast zone, a long-range tracking setup on the Panasonic HC-X20, and a locked wide angle on the Panasonic X1500 from 3.8 miles away. 0:00 - The Launchpad Blast Intro (GoPro Airborne) 0:39 - Booster Highway Rollout 4:33 - Ship Highway Rollout 9:13 - Chopstick Stacking 10:17 - Cloudy Weather Scrub 11:20 - Preparing For Launch 12:32 - LAUNCH 18:01 - Aftermath And Road Clearing 19:24 - Camera Retrieval & Replays 24:37 - Summary & Outro If you enjoy extreme logistics, oversized loads, and heavy military or aerospace transit footage, make sure to like and subscribe for more premium videos from the field. Note: this video is currently running an AI-algorithm related test used to plan the thumbnail, title and content. Footage is filmed in field with a camera. Recorded: July 21 - 24, 2026 --------------------------------------------------- Join this channel to show support:    / @cobraemergency   Outroduction Music: Watch it Glow - Silent Partner    • Watch it Glow – Silent Partner (No Copyrig...   --------------------------------------------------- Ⓒ CobraEmergency