Elon Musk Just Announced Starship's NEW LAUNCH Finally On The Edge!

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  • Elon Musk Just Announced Starship's NEW LAUNCH Finally On The Edge!
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    0:40-3:02: Elon Musk released New launch date
    3:03-5:38: Pad B is destroyed
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    Elon Musk Just Announced Starship's NEW LAUNCH Finally On The Edge!
    This is the latest statement from Elon Musk. And that means we still have about another month until SpaceX launches its gigantic Starship rocket.
    But don't be disappointed because everything has its reasons. This extended time will be when SpaceX takes the biggest strides in innovating the rocket launch and testing process, promising to make Flight 4 100% successful.
    Elon Musk Just Announced Starship's NEW LAUNCH Finally On The Edge!
    In today's episode of Alpha Tech, we'll update all of SpaceX's activities at Starbase.
    The Starship is ready, but Elon Musk has still postponed the previous launch attempt. Why?
    What's the real reason SpaceX demolished the last remaining test site at the launch site?
    Let's dive right in!
    Elon Musk Just Announced Starship's NEW LAUNCH Finally On The Edge!
    On May 12, SpaceX CEO Elon Musk announced that Starship might fly again in about 3-5 weeks. This revelation came after the Super Heavy booster was moved to the launch pad at Starbase in Boca Chica, Texas, for its fourth test flight. This would place the next launch around June, and I predict that it could happen on June 14th-exactly three months after the third Starship launch.
    Do you agree with me? This is the perfect time to make our predictions! Share your guess in the comments below this video!
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Komentáře • 58

  • @kennethschalhoub6627
    @kennethschalhoub6627 Před 29 dny +3

    How does SpaceX make hard stuff in this industry look easy? They have an incredible infrastructure and logistics.

  • @thesurvivalist.
    @thesurvivalist. Před 29 dny +2

    All of these constructions, are delaying the launches, up grades are good, but this craft needs to complete all phases of a launch, so that we all can dream of the next few years, of a life in space.
    If I get a chance to go to space, I am never coming back to land on Earth, I refuse to die on this rock!

  • @danielnogrady9004
    @danielnogrady9004 Před 29 dny

    Nice I'm excited!

  • @MikeKisil
    @MikeKisil Před 29 dny +1

    Please keep giving heads up on launch.

  • @brendabolling3424
    @brendabolling3424 Před 29 dny +1

    Yes I am personally excited for this new technology to be implemented! Stay tuned for this new historic technology !

  • @getone007
    @getone007 Před 29 dny +2

    Space X should be ready to launch on 29th thru the 31st of this month weather permitting and FAA approval.

    • @Arturo4586
      @Arturo4586 Před 28 dny

      The FAA has no constitutional power to regulate test flights.
      Read the Constitution Article I , Section 8
      The power delegated to Congress is LIMITED TO INTERSTATE COMMERCE!!!

  • @user-ml1ki8ml1z
    @user-ml1ki8ml1z Před 29 dny +1

    ❤️🤗👍I want to see it fly in person🥰

  • @clavo3352
    @clavo3352 Před 29 dny

    The "Anticipation" is killing me!

  • @djohannsson8268
    @djohannsson8268 Před 29 dny +2

    If Starship has to use the belt and suspender method of glueing and clips, to guarantee tiles not coming loose, at this point is fine. It is more important to successfully accomplish reentry and splashdown. There are many planned future flights, giving Space X more time and opportunities to fix the tile issue. Hopefully the addition of roll thruster ports will fix Starship's roll stability problems.

  • @hillbilly21960
    @hillbilly21960 Před 29 dny +1

    I wonder if a a French cleat design would be better for the tiles that would snap in

    • @clavo3352
      @clavo3352 Před 29 dny

      Can you please describe, in a few words, what the French Cleat is?

  • @kennethschalhoub6627
    @kennethschalhoub6627 Před 29 dny +1

    Who are in charge with logistics and manufacturing? Is this the model for megaproject construction?

  • @kenkahn138
    @kenkahn138 Před 29 dny

    If you're going to add to the launch Tower I would assume you'd add to the bottom making it stronger to support the additional weight. You just need a couple beefier segments at the base?

  • @michaelneff9569
    @michaelneff9569 Před 29 dny

    They'll be on top of it
    No worries
    Everything is being taken up to a more serious structure around Starbase to be the full manufacturing process and location it needs to be

  • @graftonbailey3307
    @graftonbailey3307 Před 29 dny

    Thank you I'm K C Kason

  • @garylester3976
    @garylester3976 Před 29 dny +1

    Suggestion concept plant, for thinking purposes;
    Might behoove SpaceX to start thinking about a launch base platform thats mobile, and uses tensional structure between support ring and a deflecting base plate system.
    This would allow mass producing them and moving them around as expedient. You could line them up, use them individually or mount on a circular caroselle...
    Also if designed as light as possible, and your base plate system folded up and out, You could launch carrying one aft and go set it on the moon, and ships afterwards not needing landing legs, nor blowing craters in the regolith.
    Those designed for Earthly use could have high pressure water hook ups,.and those for lesser gravity wells just be deflectors to reflect the thrust plume outwards and slightly upwards.
    You really dont need to anchor those ships as much as use the thrust against a back stop connected to the locking ring by structure.
    Also if they were componants, could be used in auto loader ship handling situations like an ammo reloader's turret press, where the case base is exchangeable.
    That way when SpaceX builds more than one size rocket, they can have base adaptors to fit.
    Could be handy, more flexibilty for operational benefits, and not require digging holes or setting pilings etc. And you could deliver dozens to Mars etc. for logistics aids there after.

  • @Fitbridges
    @Fitbridges Před 29 dny

    Send them to Baltimore

  • @infocus-media
    @infocus-media Před 29 dny +11

    The benefit Elon has is That he can do what ever he wants, the more you predict, the more it looks like you have no grip on reality, (Not meaning you as a person, but as a idea) there is a very good reason why things happen the way it does, compare the development of Start Ship to the evolution of rockets in the hands of NASA, they are a million years apart. This guy came from nothing to everything in 10 years to living on the Moon and Mars within the next 4 years for the Moon and 8 years to Mars. Lets just hope he lives until he gets into his 80's, without him "IT IS OVER".

  • @Carol-sr8my
    @Carol-sr8my Před 29 dny

    Think he'll launch on his birthday 😊

  • @eugenecottingham5538
    @eugenecottingham5538 Před 29 dny

    It will launch when it’s ready to launch

  • @mrhyperbolic7455
    @mrhyperbolic7455 Před 29 dny +1

    Heat shields in their current configuration. How will that be as reusable as a falcon 9?
    Has Spacex addressed this issue publicly? Yes that is a question that someone in the know can respond to please. TIA.

  • @scottsplasterworks6971

    Why not just 3d print the tiles at the same time you make a section of rings

  • @MrBenoitmann
    @MrBenoitmann Před 29 dny

    The problem for all aficionados, crazy about spacex, is to fill it with old stories, because there is nothing more to tell. Soon they will have to retrain, but to talk about what, that's the right question

  • @jeremytaylor3532
    @jeremytaylor3532 Před 29 dny

    New development in high temperature refractive metal alloys, have exceeded all previous.
    These new four metal alloys can withstand super hot plasma, and are not brittle like previous alloys.
    It may be possible to print thin metal armor with micro capillary tubes to allow active cooling with fluid sent through to evaporate. Re-entry is hot for only a few minutes say 15 minutes so only a small amount of coolant would be required.

  • @rogersmith9579
    @rogersmith9579 Před 29 dny

    I predict a riot🎉

  • @johnrday2023
    @johnrday2023 Před 29 dny +1

    What, another 3 to 5 week delay ???

  • @user-rx7hv3zi9g
    @user-rx7hv3zi9g Před 29 dny

    o,da,Mars će sigurno naseliti,polako,bre,ovo su prvi koraci kao kod bebe. ok. 👍🚀💯✔

  • @davidflynn4719
    @davidflynn4719 Před 29 dny +2

    You have about 1 minute of content that you dragged out to 8

  • @gloatyn
    @gloatyn Před 25 dny

    june 13

  • @postsurrealfish
    @postsurrealfish Před 29 dny

    If they have read my piece on Sage Zero and which was originally published just before the second launch attempt, they then might well have taken on board my observations and thinking from a charged mater vantage point, with a positively charged water deluge system coming into play.

  • @daviddack1930
    @daviddack1930 Před 29 dny +1

    How in this day and age has no one yet figured out a way to design re-entry spacecrafts that eliminate the use of glue for their heat shields ? Kinda feels lame.

    • @c.raysporleder648
      @c.raysporleder648 Před 29 dny

      If it were easy, NASA would do it! Come on SPACEX!

    • @c.raysporleder648
      @c.raysporleder648 Před 29 dny

      Will NASA or Russia build the first permanent base off earth?

    • @jessepadziora2157
      @jessepadziora2157 Před 29 dny

      @@c.raysporleder648 neither it will be the private sector that achieves anything in the future for space travel. The Goverment will not put all that money into space industries at all they like to steal the money that's why NASA quotes really high so that way when they settle on a low bid it's actually the right one cause it's the price they wanted to begin with

  • @ronkennedy305
    @ronkennedy305 Před 29 dny

    Faa will not allow it until July June is not his month lol

  • @achosenone44
    @achosenone44 Před 27 dny

    that thing is demonic

  • @robertbrander2074
    @robertbrander2074 Před 29 dny +1

    WTF ? I thought the FAA was holding Marvellous Musk back ?? ... LOL ! ... But it seems His Magical BF Rocket and BF POS Lunch Pad need longer to Fix ! :-/ .....

    • @johnd.7792
      @johnd.7792 Před 29 dny +1

      7 years ago...
      This was a......
      TENT...
      On a hill...
      The progress is insane...

    • @robertbrander2074
      @robertbrander2074 Před 28 dny

      @@johnd.7792 I Totally agree ! ... It's still a POS Prototype ... Unfortunately the Bullshiit and Hype run Thick at Boca Chica !! ... and Reality gets Ignored ! .... :-/

  • @2011Matz
    @2011Matz Před 29 dny

    So everyone is happy with the complexity of "Starship?" Like its going to be as safe and reliable as a Japanese bullet train. I'm not convinced.

    • @bassgaming1811
      @bassgaming1811 Před 29 dny

      I’m pretty sure no one said that people should be on it yet. They are called TEST FLIGHTS for a reason😐

    • @johnd.7792
      @johnd.7792 Před 29 dny

      Considering what it is, it really has been simplified as much as a rocket can be...
      Yes, it's complex. This is literally rocket science...
      Only time will tell if this will be a viable reusable second stage, I've no doubt the booster will be reusable.

  • @user-hk6mt4uo4p
    @user-hk6mt4uo4p Před 29 dny

    All these SpaceX channels are pure speculation. Prefer facts.

  • @jamesocker5235
    @jamesocker5235 Před 29 dny

    Fake X

  • @jasongreenaway5597
    @jasongreenaway5597 Před 29 dny

    We didn’t go to the moon. So we will never get there. Let alone mars. It’s impossible.

    • @jpgolan1944
      @jpgolan1944 Před 29 dny +1

      Yes, I can't remember your name as one of the astronauts on the moon 😂