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If it Boeing I aint going...... or maybe not coming back except as pink mist.

Wow.this is the first time that Space X is not destroying the space industry and NASA is thankfully not in state of shock.

Thanks to the thumbnail all I can think about now is Austin Powers.

I wonder if Elon has ever heard of T&G?

Boeing outsourcing everything and ending up with a substandard product. How unusual. 😄

It will take more than one year to solve the problems with the tiles and the return of the steps. Not all problems can be solved by "Sturm und Drang"...

Why not make one uniform heat shield with passages carved in it to differ the heat, instead of 1000s of seperate individual tiles, make one giant solid one that can be bolted and removed quickly for rapid reuse, granted it may be expensive 🤔, but it would definitely work i think ????🤔, star ship is stainless steel so magnets should still work, the back of the shiled could be magnetic, or just bolted on, or a combination of both even glue vould be added too 🤷🏿‍♂️🤷🏿‍♂️

I thought SpaceX wasn’t going to reuse fairings. This is good news that I thought wasn’t happening.

Sure, except Crew Dragon Capsule has NO robotic arm or docking collar that can be used for space walks without depressurizing the whole capsule.

Yeah, they had one built already a nuclear engine. I mean if NASA has its way, it’ll take another decade for them to even get the damn thing off the ground with all their cost over runs and delays. I mean they’re probably gonna want to invent some more technology it’s just a waste of money let musk do it get it done quicker.

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Make them overlap slightly like dragon scales. GOT style.

Heat Sheild should cover the whole ship one piece and no pieces

A thin tungsten shell (perhaps 0.5 mm thick) could shield the tiles from atmospheric buffeting. (Tungsten has a melting point in excess of 6,000 degrees Fahrenheit, so it's not going to melt.)

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Since their using stainless steel for Starships skin, adhering strong yet small-ish magnets on the inside of the heat shields seems like a way to go.

They need to put pins into the sides of the tiles so the entire heat shield would interlock

NASA - No taxpayer dollar left unwasted

Giving nuclear materials to anyone to sell on the black market is probably a no no no

Can't they come up with a heat resistant paint using graphite maybe?

Why tiles they seam terrible Labour intensive and have many gaps surely larger pieces glued or sprayed on would be better

Flying coffin. I hope not.

Why use helium? It's expensive and we do t have very much of it. Why not another inert gas?

Hope he doesn't hit this on the way down. www .youtube .com/watch?v= XQKS0kvTWzQ

It will be genius if it works. Let see.

Maybe 3-d printed large heat shield would work better. easier to secure.

Can someone that has access to Elon Musk please suggest that the StarShip enters the atmosphere through the O³ ozone hole over the Antarctic which may result in tiles not being required and also not damage the ozone layer.

Would 3 legs on a lunar lander not be a better idea than a four legged lander . Less things to get wrong and just as stable ?

NASA - No taxpayer dollar left unwasted

FWIW, the space-industry term for things banging into each other due to extreme launch vibration is "chatter".

Elon Musk is full of it. Starship is the albatross around his neck.. you should have not got rid of your falcon 9 and heavy brain trust. No matter how big you make the rocket. It will never lift the battle ship that you call starship. You either reduce 90% of the current weight. Otherwise you can count on more tears. I see you finally fix the hot stage ring. But you have already reach the point of diminishing returns. You need to follow the Falcon heavy design. Otherwise you will not reach a stable orbit. But the heat reduction tiles will never stay on. After ift -4 you have three more shots. The military will walk away as well.

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better than spacex blowing up rockets and cheering.

It's SpaceX or I ain't going

Good luck to SpaceX. Seems to me that they will have to get the Starship launch cadence way up to do the orbital refueling that NASA is depending upon for Lunar Starship and the Artemis Moon landing project. And reusable thermal protection tiles are the only way to have fast turnaround and keep the cost from becoming prohibitive. But it won't happen if extensive heat shield refurbishment is needed after each flight.

Understand? Heck.... I'm just a CZcams simpleton.... Understand?

Best let Elon develop it

I don't think the problem is the heat shields, they solved that on the shuttle. I think it's the gaps and the pivot Points of the flaps that are fully exposed.

All of the Space X worshippers just can’t understand (or refuse to) that the first problem was the rocket and not the Boeing part. Or maybe they want it to be Boeings fault so badly. Other issues are also not Boeing’s doing, but they have to be blamed. The Space X worshippers have no problem either blaming failures on other companies when there’s a part problem over there or they seem to pretend Space X performance failures and pretend they don’t happen. Even Space X themselves call failed tests “successes”.

One big problem with a water cooling method is that under pressure (if the water was going to be recirculated) it would no longer be water, but instead pressurized steam. The only way would likely to have the steam relieve itself out of each tile with pressure relief tubes. There could be no valves at the relief point because all of those valves would be possible points of failure. There would have to be a lot of water blasted through that system even just for a couple of minutes during the hottest point of re-entry. I wonder what liquids have the highest boiling point temperature?

Watch closely at 0:49. Can you do a video about the shock waves put out by a space ship launch. Thanks

Shag Wellington declared that the shields would be the biggest problem to overcome since the work began on the Starship.

Stopped watching when I heard, "Starship's heatshield is a crisis that SpaceX still has to fix." since characterization as "crisis" is so clearly intentional misinformation, why waste my time with the remainder of the clip?

Why don’t they just 3d print larger form fitting pieces? Fewer fail points better contact etc

Space X has been doing this for years, does it cheaper, but......yea, lets buy a different spacecraft that cost 10 times as much, will go way over budget and years of delays. Oh..and let's get BOEING involved

Let SPACE X to solve their issues. They are 1000000 Times more qualified than you stupid posters

Why only 3 clips to hold the tiles? Make it 5 ( 4 in a square pattern and the fifth in the middle.).

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maybe it's time to rethink this. Time to think of plasma barrier technology other than tiles. If fusion chambers use magnetic confinement...couldn't this be a possible solution?

I have one from ship 24!