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World's largest rocket launch ABORTED as engines ignite! | Multiple camera angles 🚀

The world's largest rocket aborts as the engines ignite just before taking off from the pad. A problem with some of the engines sends the launch vehicle back to the factory. SpaceX were forces to scrub Flight 13 (and try again soon!). On Thursday, July 16th at 17:45, SpaceX attempted to launch Starship Super Heavy on the 13th Integrated Test Flight. Everything in the countdown went smoothly until the engines tried to ignite; most managed it but some didn't and the computer automatically aborted the launch sequence. Afterwards we saw Booster 20 (Super Heavy) transported back to the production site to get new Raptor engines installed ahead of a attempting to launch again on Monday. Ship 40 was also transported back while we were asleep. Also seen in this video is some of our preparation for launch with the placement of multiple cameras around the launch site. This enabled us to get multiple up-close views of the engine ignition and abort. We also saw a helicopter land and plenty of law enforcement activity around Starbase in Texas. Recorded: July 16th - 17th, 2026 --------------------------------------------------- Join this channel to show support: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCVojUJxFWdMNFKtIp5417Qw/join Outroduction Music: Watch it Glow - Silent Partner https://youtu.be/fQ8MwJ8Ptw8 --------------------------------------------------- Ⓒ CobraEmergency