The sixth test of SpaceX’s Starship spacecraft, which has the potential to one day take humanity to Mars, was officially conducted on November 19. By passing this test, the company was one step closer to making the vehicle ready for use.

The 6th test flight was captured from the surface by both the company itself and the public, providing beautiful images. However, today a video was released from a completely different angle. So much so that NASA brought us the video of the test from the International Space Station (ISS).

Spaceship viewed from the ISS

In fact, we first saw images from the ISS on November 21. So much so that on-station astronaut Don Pettit shared photos of the moment the giant craft took off on social media. Now for the first time we see a video of what the launches look like from space. It should be noted that the launch moments were captured by the space station’s external cameras.

Even though the video isn’t very high quality, the visuals are amazing. The video shows how Starship rises into the sky from the US state of Texas, 400 kilometers above the ground, and what a great success SpaceX has achieved.