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  • What Exactly Happened On SpaceX's Third Starship Test Flight!
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  • @MrPINKFL0YD
    @MrPINKFL0YD Před měsícem +15

    "rapid unplanned disassembly" 😂

  • @johnstewart579
    @johnstewart579 Před měsícem +59

    looking forward to flight #4

    • @Goatedmask
      @Goatedmask Před měsícem +6

      Looking forward to flight #5

    • @tom_skip3523
      @tom_skip3523 Před měsícem +19

      @@leonskum6864 Its far from a clown show. Its just a different approach on testing space crafts

    • @960456
      @960456 Před měsícem +19

      ​@@leonskum6864 Idk how you think this was a clown show. Starship is poised to be the largest spacefaring vehicle thus far, able to carry lots of payload.

    • @kaiserwhence2468
      @kaiserwhence2468 Před měsícem +17

      ​@@leonskum6864that clown show is what people will read about in history books few centuries later when we will be a interplanetary species

    • @loadingnewads
      @loadingnewads Před měsícem +1

      in 6-8 elon weeks again

  • @elck3
    @elck3 Před měsícem +20

    It’s just insane how big starship is - to see it lift off is amazing

  • @julianfiacconi709
    @julianfiacconi709 Před měsícem +32

    Well presented, thanks. All your videos seem well researched.

    • @TheSpaceRaceYT
      @TheSpaceRaceYT  Před měsícem +4

      Glad you like them!

    • @loadingnewads
      @loadingnewads Před měsícem +1

      @@TheSpaceRaceYTproper length, quick news, clear, and concise! good job!

  • @sander915
    @sander915 Před měsícem +22

    Love this, not saying your other videos are bad or anything, but this is way better!

  • @andresp.1774
    @andresp.1774 Před měsícem +62

    A little unfair to call that a rough ride. The progress between flight 2 and 3 is nothing short of outstanding. Bring on #4!

    • @samchaleau
      @samchaleau Před měsícem

      A "rough ride" is retard speak for "iterative design".

    • @Kelnx
      @Kelnx Před měsícem +9

      Yeah SpaceX is really making leaps between launches. I know a lot of media doesn't understand SpaceX's "Kerbal Space Program" approach to developing rocket systems, but it is definitely more rapid progress than anything NASA or the Soviets could ever pull off. It guarantees failures. Lots of failures. But the end result is a well-tested, well-engineered system like what Falcon 9 has become. It's a messy process, but it works.

    • @emceha
      @emceha Před měsícem +4

      Progress would be if they actually did what they promised

    • @andresp.1774
      @andresp.1774 Před měsícem +2

      @@emceha How ignorant. Let me guess, the glass is always half empty?

    • @emceha
      @emceha Před měsícem

      @@andresp.1774 One moon landing with SpaceX requires 16 (sixteen) starship superheavy launches. We observed three failures and 0 proofs of cryogenic fuel transfers from vessel to tanker. No, invisible transfer inside the vessel does not count. Glass is 0/16 full.
      Why they didn't use their succesful Falcon design to fullfill NASA contract is beyond me. Maybe, just mybe, Musk is not as smart s he think he is.

  • @tom_skip3523
    @tom_skip3523 Před měsícem +6

    I am looking forward to any new videos of you. I especially like the colony videos and the current advancement in those fields of research

  • @zachreyhelmberger894
    @zachreyhelmberger894 Před měsícem

    Very informative update!!

  • @tredizzy66
    @tredizzy66 Před měsícem +1

    About time you posted!

  • @pwmiles56
    @pwmiles56 Před měsícem

    Fantastic, informative vid esp, about spacex. Subscribed

  • @richardknapp570
    @richardknapp570 Před měsícem +5

    Very nicely done!
    One point: you mentioned StarShip using hot gas thrusters. I think they are using ullage thrusters at this time with hot gas ones in development.

    • @fridaycaliforniaa236
      @fridaycaliforniaa236 Před měsícem +1

      You're right. And they might have actually frozen during flight.

  • @mikerash-pc4jc
    @mikerash-pc4jc Před měsícem

    Great video!

  • @Bluelagoonstudios
    @Bluelagoonstudios Před měsícem +1

    I think June for IFT4; I had goosebumps from launch, and even more when I noticed that plasma these were unseen videos ever.

  • @MikeGentry
    @MikeGentry Před měsícem +5

    lol, it was those dreaded "hot gas thrusters" that failed... even though it doesn't have hot gas thrusters.

  • @tomsterbg8130
    @tomsterbg8130 Před měsícem +4

    Did they explode the booster manually right before it hit the ground? I thought "huh, it's weird that it stopped slightly above the ground, farewell stage 1"

    • @fridaycaliforniaa236
      @fridaycaliforniaa236 Před měsícem +1

      It might have been triggered by the FTS, as it detected that the booster was getting out of the planned parameters ;)

    • @Unknown-oh6ue
      @Unknown-oh6ue Před 26 dny

      It wasn’t FTS. Probably a raptor explosion

  • @larryrich327
    @larryrich327 Před 21 dnem +1

    8:50 they’re really space based nuclear weapons most definitely

  • @seananthonyhart
    @seananthonyhart Před měsícem +1

    This, the 3rd Space-X Starship test flight, took place on March 14, 2024, the 2nd was on November 18, 2023, and the 1st was on April 20, 2023.

  • @emceha
    @emceha Před měsícem +2

    Fuel transfer should be between different ships,

  • @shion-7777
    @shion-7777 Před měsícem +2

    Timestamped Highlights
    02:04
    🚀 The Starship launched with all engines lit up and successfully separated from the booster.
    04:46
    🛠 The booster experienced a rapid unscheduled disassembly at approximately 462m in altitude.
    06:02
    🏞 The Starship completed its six-engine burn and began coasting at an altitude of over 170km.
    07:22
    🚪 The first ever in-flight systems test on a Starship included the successful test of cryogenic fuel transfer.
    08:29
    ❌ The relight of a Raptor engine in orbit was aborted due to an unexpected problem.
    10:50
    🔥 The Starship began to roll and experienced aerodynamic instability during re-entry.
    13:20
    💥 The Starship broke up and lost contact about 65km above the surface.
    15:10
    🚀 SpaceX has boosters ready for the next three flights and plans to shorten the time between launches.
    17:12
    🇨🇳 The Chinese lunar mission experienced a trajectory malfunction, affecting the orbit of two satellites.
    19:04
    🌱 Researchers developed a wearable sensor to track the needs of space-grown vegetables.
    Summarized by @NoteGPT

    • @MegaSpazzie
      @MegaSpazzie Před měsícem +1

      Headline 2034. Starship NEVER worked. It was simply too complicated. Engine re-ignition problems and the sheer number of engines to manage (super heavy 33 engines, upper stage 6 engines) was a contributing factor. Failure of a single engine resulted in a domino effect. It had the hallmarks of the Soviet N1 failure all over it.

  • @saumyacow4435
    @saumyacow4435 Před měsícem +2

    Good coverage. A lot of commentators ignore or underplay the shedding of debris. I'd love to see more analysis of that. Also, its pretty clear from this footage that you can't blame sloshing of fuel for the failure of the raptors to relight in the booster. Raptors have had a chequered history and unless and until SpaceX starts being open about this issue I'm going to point the finger at the Raptor design being pushed too hard.

  • @Akash-uq8wg
    @Akash-uq8wg Před měsícem +7

    Starship is already more expensive than Sls. Sls/orion was successful from the first try though. Artemis 3 and 4 will have massive delays and may be canceled.

    • @Mukurox3
      @Mukurox3 Před měsícem +2

      I wish more people talked about this, Elon and wasted millions reinventing something that Nasa already knew how to do.

    • @Akash-uq8wg
      @Akash-uq8wg Před měsícem

      @@Mukurox3 It is like a house, renovating usually cost more and takes longer. Recyclable rockets instead of reusable maybe better. The space shuttle was canceled for this reason.

    • @Mukurox3
      @Mukurox3 Před měsícem +2

      ​@@Akash-uq8wg i don't think its anything like renovating a house. its not like he had a working rocket and worked on it to improve it or even knew how to build one. Its like hiring a new contractor that is trying to build a house without knowing anything about house building and messing up a lot and burning through materials your money and time. when the job is done its really pore but still works but you stuck with it. you might as well have gone with a vetted contractor that has built a functional houses of multiple varieties its cheap and higher quality and take less time.

    • @Akash-uq8wg
      @Akash-uq8wg Před měsícem

      @@Mukurox3 Yup, your analogy is better than mine. But still reusable rockets and ships that do an reentry is not viable. Space shuttle needed a lot of service and parts before it was reusable. And even then is went wrong twice. Rapid reusabilty for a ships that has to do a reentry is a bad concept. This company is clearly run by people that wacht to much tv.

  • @AsHu_Omni
    @AsHu_Omni Před 23 dny

    Rapid unplanned disassembly sounds like all components just went back to their warehouse racks ☺

  • @PramochanYaan
    @PramochanYaan Před měsícem +2

    You have really good structured content..
    Like it ..

  • @semorgh2854
    @semorgh2854 Před měsícem +1

    when the spaceship coming back down and it rolls toward the part that is not covered by Tiles the reason is that most of the MASS of spaceship is not at the belly of spaceship that has the tiles, to BALANCE such MASS during entry is not possible because everything has been fixated into the body and MASS concentration toward the Belly does not happen. there must be a part of engine or payload that can move and adjust the mass toward the Belly where the Heat tiles are and when it gets close to landing the same mass needs to go back in its original state.

  • @wannabegeek519
    @wannabegeek519 Před měsícem

    They need to fire the booster engines before entering atmosphere to reduce speed enough for the control surfaces to be able to handle the maneuver.

  • @markhuebner7580
    @markhuebner7580 Před měsícem +1

    Wings generally are more effective than thrusters, unless it is in vacuum. The plasma indicates some atmosphere, but 'space' is considered to start at 100km/60mi, & this trajectory peaked @~200mi, I think.

    • @shaung949
      @shaung949 Před měsícem +1

      peak was 230km, signal from the ship was lost at 65km.

    • @andrewhillis9544
      @andrewhillis9544 Před měsícem +1

      ​@@shaung949ACTUALLY It PEAKED At 236km ! ! !🤔🤔🤔

  • @FlyingGerbyl
    @FlyingGerbyl Před měsícem

    @TheSpaceRaceYT - What happened to your outro? I haven't heard you do an outro in a while.

  • @teerav707
    @teerav707 Před měsícem

    5:09 i think its part of the fuel tank or thruster

  • @EASYTIGER10
    @EASYTIGER10 Před měsícem

    I suspect there's going to be a major rethink on the upper stage soon...

  • @alexisdespland4939
    @alexisdespland4939 Před měsícem +1

    is the splash down point anywhere near the possible location of the10 year old miissin malasian airlins crash site.

  • @13thbiosphere
    @13thbiosphere Před měsícem

    Next flight needs better thruster control

  • @sja45uk
    @sja45uk Před měsícem

    A longer flight means more data that needs to be analysed properly to complete the mishap investigation.

  • @narayananb2252
    @narayananb2252 Před měsícem +1

    In reality, how much payload capacity is there in SS.

  • @MichaelSmith-kn4cl
    @MichaelSmith-kn4cl Před měsícem

    I'm curious, has anyone looked at the fuel burn on Starship and accounted for expected payload? It looks like they were very low on propellent when they reentered the atmosphere without, even achieving orbit, but I don't think they had a mass simulator on board?

  • @michaelreid2329
    @michaelreid2329 Před měsícem

    SpaceX will eventually get fuel slosh under control. Just seeing those fins moving as they did means the vessel is reacting even if a lot of movement results but the fuel is sloshing in reaction. Maybe an expanded mesh filller to prevent splash in a silicon bladder to form the yank would dampen the fuel movement.

    • @saumyacow4435
      @saumyacow4435 Před měsícem +1

      The booster spent enough time with it's tail pointed down for sloshing to settle. The problem is deeper than this.

  • @EddyKorgo
    @EddyKorgo Před měsícem +3

    If SpaceX would skip all preflight tests, they could launch tomorow

    • @Jaxvidstar
      @Jaxvidstar Před měsícem

      Russia was that level of careful with a similar designed rocket and we do not see it in use no more.

    • @filonin2
      @filonin2 Před měsícem

      This. This is why you are not in STEM.

    • @loadingnewads
      @loadingnewads Před měsícem

      Well…introducing N-1 series: biggest rocket explosion ever happened
      N-1 missile achievements:
      perishing 100+ USSR scientists at once

    • @loadingnewads
      @loadingnewads Před měsícem

      Well…introducing N-1 series: biggest rocket explosion ever happened
      N-1 missile achievements:
      perishing 100+ USSR scientists at once
      ugh, youtube comment refresh is so slow, I could not even see my comments 😂

  • @Swanlord05
    @Swanlord05 Před měsícem

    They got a looooooooonnnng way to go

  • @mikerash-pc4jc
    @mikerash-pc4jc Před měsícem

    I suggest get satellite coverage of reentry next time on IFT-4.

    • @ryzkyjaeger07
      @ryzkyjaeger07 Před měsícem

      Apparently that idea has been shelved for now, it will be done during IFT-5.

  • @yrag0789able
    @yrag0789able Před měsícem

    When it's facing backwards, it's at 222km.. far from reentering the atmosphere... it was attempting to relight the engines (which would be a simulated de-orbit burn, but the engines didn't light, probably because the computers were afraid to, for whatever reason.. so that didn't happen).. point being, it facing backwards was part of the plan...

  • @kva7922046
    @kva7922046 Před měsícem +1

    Say the thing in the intro!
    Say: This is...the space race!

  • @limitlessenergy369
    @limitlessenergy369 Před měsícem

    Electroculture in space. Now that is cool.

  • @mikerash-pc4jc
    @mikerash-pc4jc Před měsícem +1

    Oh,oh,oh and the gimbal engine couldn’t relight. Because all the fuel leaked out on the 45 min coaster ride. Due in hold to damage gimbal engine nozzles o-rings.

  • @mikerash-pc4jc
    @mikerash-pc4jc Před měsícem

    Oh, oh,oh,oh I know this one!

  • @Swanlord05
    @Swanlord05 Před měsícem

    It blowed up

  • @davidcleere5689
    @davidcleere5689 Před měsícem

    D
    id the booster blow up or crash into the sea ?

  • @truthbetold2567
    @truthbetold2567 Před měsícem +2

    So basically, you have no idea what went wrong with the flight. I wasted time watching this only to learn what I already knew from watching the live feed. Won't make that mistake again.

  • @andrewhillis9544
    @andrewhillis9544 Před měsícem +1

    4:10 OH DEAR ! ! ! THE C.G. POINT HAS NOW SHIFTED TO THE ASS END OF THE SHIP MAKING IT BOTTOM HEAVY ! ! !😭😭😭😭😭😭😭

  • @alexisdespland4939
    @alexisdespland4939 Před měsícem +1

    it would be great if it was on may 4th starwars day may the force be with space x lol

  • @7th_CAV_Trooper
    @7th_CAV_Trooper Před měsícem +1

    rapid unscheduled disassembly. heh heh

  • @GlurglePop
    @GlurglePop Před měsícem +7

    I wish my boss was more like Elon, were even a flaming ball of fiery chunks of metal counts as a project win.

    • @artphotoscamp5788
      @artphotoscamp5788 Před měsícem

      A win on many levels lol

    • @mboiko
      @mboiko Před měsícem +4

      That's why they call it a..."Test Flight"

    • @user-xv8yn4ts7y
      @user-xv8yn4ts7y Před měsícem

      How can you people be so willfully short-sighted? It's a rocket twice the size of Lady Liberty. Spacex literally breaks every imaginable record for space flight every single day and you mental midgets are making fart noises with your armpits while trying to throw shade on our generations Henry Ford meets Thomas Edison with a dash of Carnegie thrown in. It's just more proof that the mind virus does indeed make you stupider. Please, for the good of all, look into a vasectomy!

    • @loadingnewads
      @loadingnewads Před měsícem +2

      That’s why they call it a test flight, it already exceeded expectation and held to reentry
      basically, Starship is successful for a single-used rocket
      but it’s Space X, so it is not totally, entirely successful.

  • @andrewhillis9544
    @andrewhillis9544 Před měsícem +2

    4:10 WHY DIDN'T THE R.C.S. JET THRUSTERS ON THE SHIP NULL OUT IT'S TUMBLING MOTION & PUT THE SHIP IN THE CORRECT ORIENTATION & ANGLE OF ATTACK FOR RE-ENTRY ? ? ? THIS SHOULD HAVE HAPPENED BUT IT DIDN'T, WHY ? ? ?🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔😭😭😭😭😭😭😭

    • @fridaycaliforniaa236
      @fridaycaliforniaa236 Před měsícem +1

      They might have been frozen, so the thrust would have been screwed and the actions to put the ship in the right orientation might actually worsen the situation ;)

    • @limitlessenergy369
      @limitlessenergy369 Před měsícem

      This isnt kerbal space program its real life with rapid cooling and heating.

  • @markhuebner7580
    @markhuebner7580 Před měsícem

    RUD @462m above ground/sea-level? What was the cause? Engine startup malfunction?

    • @shaung949
      @shaung949 Před měsícem

      that is the most likely conclusion. It was supposed to light 13 engines but only managed 3 and was possibly moving faster than expected.

  • @mikewallace8087
    @mikewallace8087 Před měsícem

    NASA has wind tunnels for large scale craft testing . Is Space X doing real wind tunnel testing ?

  • @jamesbarry1673
    @jamesbarry1673 Před měsícem

    Back to the drawing board

  • @mattbarbour8192
    @mattbarbour8192 Před 24 dny +1

    Common Sense Skeptic

  • @prosportsdebates
    @prosportsdebates Před 16 dny

    It’s 2024 we can barely put a ship into space, but we went to the moon in the 60’s 🤔

  • @tmuny1380
    @tmuny1380 Před měsícem +1

    I hope when starship finally has a crew on board it doesn't have a R.U.D. and a R.U.R.T.C.B.M.! RAPID UNSCHEDULED RETURN TO CARBON-BASED MATTER !

  • @MaxKito2
    @MaxKito2 Před měsícem +2

    Someone better be cleaning up picking up all that debris from 3 size building booster and 3 starships. Might have disintegrated but still, where’s all that trash at?

    • @SayWhut276
      @SayWhut276 Před měsícem +1

      Where is the oil and gas you are going to use in the future? The plastic? It's in the same place it will end up going back to.

    • @MaxKito2
      @MaxKito2 Před měsícem +4

      @@SayWhut276 ….So justifying that makes it right or trying to come out with a wise up answer? All I said or asked where is all that trash that nobody talks about! Nothing wrong asking or wait I forgot nothing can be asked these days. My bad disregard I asked. 🫡

    • @801oap
      @801oap Před měsícem

      Won't it just end up being like most sunken ships that end up as little artificial reefs for all sorts of marine life?

    • @MaxKito2
      @MaxKito2 Před měsícem +3

      @@801oap …. Oh yes I agree. But my question is more like out of curiosity where are all those pieces of enormous booster which are 3 and 3 Starships. Sure, they might have disintegrated but still I’m just curious 👀 and nobody talks about it. But anyway, yes I agree with your point on what good it could do for marine life.

  • @alexisdespland4939
    @alexisdespland4939 Před měsícem

    the next think invented by the universty of illinois should be called brittany brittant spears then lol

  • @GaryHarrison-vd8dg
    @GaryHarrison-vd8dg Před měsícem +1

    Thanks mister musk .great flight l do believe you need bigger wings. Or two sets .mite stop the roll .keep up the great work for man kind.thankyou.from Gary Harrison Dover tasmania Australia

  • @Time2gojoe
    @Time2gojoe Před měsícem +3

    Im suprised you didn't say it was because the Starship didn't have a "revolutionary" Apple M2 processor 😅

  • @scientious
    @scientious Před měsícem

    "Closest thing yet to a fully successful test flight"? No. Starship and success aren't even in the same time zone. You're at least a year out from a vehicle that could test successfully. Keep chasing those rainbows.

  • @timcovey7280
    @timcovey7280 Před měsícem

    Space X confirms ,, Booster shredded at 462 meters ?? 2:47 seem's wrong.

  • @pedrosura
    @pedrosura Před měsícem

    On IFT3, prior to hitting the water, you can see green flames coming out of the bottom which means the engine is canibalizing itself. It appears that the Booster ran out of propellants, yet it is flying empty?? How is it ever going to take a payload into Space? Should it separate earlier?
    Starship never controlled its attitude with RCS. I cant imagine this was by design, therefore, it failed and therefore the reentry. If people dont acknowledge failures, how are you ever get to a successful launch?
    Problems I see:
    1)Running out of propellants is a problem
    2) Lack of attitude control on Booster&Starship is a problem
    3) Losing tiles on reentry is a problem
    4)Not clear the transfer propellant test was succesfull
    5)The operation of the payload door ran into problems
    For the Elon fans unwilling to face reality, imagine this is Boeing’s rocket… Now, analyze and critique the launch. Its really easy..😂

    • @Unknown-oh6ue
      @Unknown-oh6ue Před 26 dny

      Not sure what you mean in the beginning of your comment. The raptors failed to turn on for the landing burn, what does that have to do with bringing a payload to space. The booster did it’s job in that regards

  • @mikerash-pc4jc
    @mikerash-pc4jc Před měsícem

    I can’t wait for the next flight! Com on FAA! Let ‘em fly.

  • @M5guitar1
    @M5guitar1 Před měsícem +1

    Clearly SpaceX does not understand reenty dynamics. Trex grid fins are worthless in a thin atmosphere. Why not add proper RCS thrusters? Ballistic reenty is futile. Let's get real.

  • @scottramson4591
    @scottramson4591 Před měsícem

    This Definitely doesn’t make me feel warm and cozy with their plans of nuclear energy for our moon!!!

  • @LifeMyWay007
    @LifeMyWay007 Před měsícem

    Next Starship Test Flight should be April 20th... aka 420

  • @Iccdoc
    @Iccdoc Před měsícem +1

    China is all talk.

  • @andrewhillis9544
    @andrewhillis9544 Před měsícem +1

    DO WE REALLY NEED VERY RISKY CAPTURE LANDINGS FOR FAST TURNAROUND ? ? ? WHY CAN'T WE JUST LAND THE BOOSTER & THE SHIP BACK ON LAND OR ON A DRONE SHIP LIKE WE DO NOW WITH F9 & FH WHICH IS LESS RISKY THAN TRYING TO DO A CAPTURE LANDING USING THE MECHAZILLA ARMS ? ? ?🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔

  • @DarleneTechTips
    @DarleneTechTips Před měsícem +1

    I see why you were late on reporting this.

  • @AWESEM0
    @AWESEM0 Před měsícem

    You mean what went right..

  • @skgolden123
    @skgolden123 Před měsícem

    When it comes to China nothing is strange just par for the course for them

  • @johnp5250
    @johnp5250 Před měsícem

    I feel like the plants in space is being done the wrong way.
    As nothing more than a hobbyist there are plants that grow great just using hydroponics. Need to "water" the plant just put the plant roots in a tube full of water. No gravity needed.

  • @user-gc9ru8ro8f
    @user-gc9ru8ro8f Před měsícem

    SPACE X It's like Trackmania driven by Artifitial Intelligence. There is a slight Chance around 0,0013% that the IA (SI) will manage the track. SPACE X chase this chance to... its slight but its not pure ZERO. Well wee will see if this way of testing by dooing will pay of. Its not very convincing, but they are achieving progress (ore many Failures), but they are furder and furder on the track.

  • @mikerash-pc4jc
    @mikerash-pc4jc Před měsícem +2

    The stainless turned out to not be burn resistant. Well and those tiles flew off like Jerome Powell printing money.

    • @jackprier7727
      @jackprier7727 Před měsícem +1

      okay, naysayer-admit we will be on Mars soon, as "this stuff is so easy" as musk says-

  • @mikewallace8087
    @mikewallace8087 Před měsícem

    WHAT EXACTLY HAPPENED ???
    we really don't know , we speculate .

  • @savagesarethebest7251
    @savagesarethebest7251 Před měsícem

    14 minutes ago?

  • @DrToddles
    @DrToddles Před měsícem

    Flying over southern Indian Ocean , too close to BIOT? Watchout for those "LOST"esq military programs ;) !

  • @movax20h
    @movax20h Před měsícem +1

    A bit misleading title. We do not know what exactly happened. Even SpaceX does not know.

  • @tech45
    @tech45 Před měsícem

    The FAA will say not so fast , we have to give China time to catch up!

  • @daltontrainer8427
    @daltontrainer8427 Před měsícem +1

    Shouldn't the booster have legs initially like the Falcon 9,since catching it is seems like a recipe for failure

    • @andrewhillis9544
      @andrewhillis9544 Před měsícem +1

      That's What I Thought Because We Know How To Land F9 & FH & That Tech Is Understood & I Agree With You That Capture Landings Are TOO RISKY & If It Goes WRONG Like I Am Sure It Will In The Early Tests It Will Result In MAJOR DAMAGE To The Launch Mount & Tower & Possibly To The Tank Farm ! ! ! ? ? ?🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔

    • @ryzkyjaeger07
      @ryzkyjaeger07 Před měsícem

      Ironically, the rocket having legs, much less making it land back to earth in one piece, was handwaved as 'a recipe for failure' back in 2014.

  • @treefrogjoness
    @treefrogjoness Před měsícem +1

    I think the technical knowledge of the people involved in the Apollo and space shuttle programs was a lot better. I don't think if they had been involved in designing and testing something like the starship, that they would have had all these failures. I noticed the door that was supposed to open in the starship doesn't look much better than a garage door.

  • @DocEnnik
    @DocEnnik Před měsícem +5

    Who really knows what to believe they'll tell you one thing and do another and then do something else altogether and not even tell you

  • @user-qu5mx3pt7o
    @user-qu5mx3pt7o Před měsícem

    Боже, как мы далеки.....

  • @myfalconry76
    @myfalconry76 Před měsícem +1

    Starship is never going to work

  • @FrankHeuvelman
    @FrankHeuvelman Před měsícem

    *"Rapid Unscheduled Disassembly"?*
    Dude, it exploded!
    Hahahahah!

    • @ryzkyjaeger07
      @ryzkyjaeger07 Před měsícem +1

      Words for the ignorant layman, we know.

    • @FrankHeuvelman
      @FrankHeuvelman Před měsícem

      @@ryzkyjaeger07
      Yes please, teach America!
      It wouldn't be a moment too soon.

  • @user-ct8rs8qr1k
    @user-ct8rs8qr1k Před měsícem

    People still think this is real 😂

  • @dougsinthailand7176
    @dougsinthailand7176 Před měsícem

    Definitely not human rated yet.

  • @badcallsign4204
    @badcallsign4204 Před měsícem

    It’s “the”, not “thee”.

  • @chasx7062
    @chasx7062 Před měsícem

    Space junk in uncontrolled fall, falling on people's heads

  • @toothlesszilla9982
    @toothlesszilla9982 Před měsícem +1

    😂

  • @user-zv6th8fh8v
    @user-zv6th8fh8v Před měsícem +1

    Idiots made the engines more complicated than those on the Soviet N1, then made it enter the atmosphere on the first space speed engine first and expected them to work.
    First, you need a decent air brake, or a pressure injection system in the fuel tank, so that the fuel does not fall at the speed of the rocket, but actually pump into the engine.
    Then add an additional U-turn or shutter to protect the engines.
    Ilon, fire the designers, hire an engineer!

  • @tyharris9994
    @tyharris9994 Před měsícem

    Fitting each individual plant with sensors and monitoring/ maintaining said network is just as dumb in space as it would be on Earth. Quicker and less complicated to just look at them and adjust water and nutrient flows accordingly. Hard to believe someone spent years of their life and unknown amounts of money and resources on this nonsense.

  • @Andrewdrs2WilliamsonYT
    @Andrewdrs2WilliamsonYT Před měsícem

    What about the starship not even able to face right way around its heat shield 🛡️ is facing the sun 🌞.
    I'll give you a clue its suppose to face the earth 😂.
    I like how you mever even sern a fuel test just hace to believe them i guess 😂 like bulletproof Glass in cyber truck i bet 😂😂😂😂

  • @scooterrosie4649
    @scooterrosie4649 Před měsícem +2

    Learned nothing. Simple states what we already knew. Don't waste ur time.

  • @mikerash-pc4jc
    @mikerash-pc4jc Před měsícem

    Better luck next time China.

  • @nilswassenberg7362
    @nilswassenberg7362 Před měsícem

    Hmmm still don’t know why. Only how, again a misleiding titel!!!!!

  • @AdiBleck
    @AdiBleck Před měsícem

    this is not "what exactly happened"

  • @edwarddavidson6721
    @edwarddavidson6721 Před měsícem

    First