According to the company, for their latest camera-equipped flight, the payload was fired at about 1,000 mph (1,600 km/h) — or 1.3 times the speed of sound — over Spaceport America in the New Mexican desert. Although the company did not provide any altitude date for this flight, previous tests saw payloads climb as high as 30,000 feet (9,150 m). But keep in mind, SpinLaunch's unique approach to spaceflight results in payloads experiencing up to 10,000 times the force of gravity — far greater than the roughly 9 gs that humans can very briefly survive.
Although the resulting video is clearly pretty spectacular, the company still has more work to do before it begins sending satellites beyond our atmosphere. According to the SpinLaunch website, the company is working with several companies, including NASA, and expects to be ready for real launches beginning in 2025.