SpaceX Test the Starship Catch System, and China Accidentally Launches a First Stage Booster...
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- čas přidán 30. 06. 2024
- We saw some big progress down at Starbase as SpaceX began testing of their booster catch system, while Ship 31 was rolled out of the Highbay for cryoproofing! SpaceX also pulled off several Falcon launches, including a record-setting Falcon 9 and a Falcon Heavy mission! China also conducted 2 rocket launches, one was intentional, and one was…not…intentional, SpaceX were contracted to deorbit the ISS, hopefully after Boeing’s Starliner has a chance to leave, as inspections continue on the vehicle, which has remained dock to the station far longer than planned, Japan conducted the first operational launch of their H3 rocket, and much, much more. Enjoy!
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China accidentally hit the space bar while eating snacks 💀
POV: you forget ypur staging 💀
@@lukisltu5282always remmember your abort stage is always for some reason like the last stage 💀
been there, I understand China
Or toppled a Pepsi on the keyboard.
problem was hitting space bar with full throttle
China "accidently" launching their falcon 9 clone is hilarious
they oop
The boeing strategy of loose bolts
@MattLowne Saw that video and my first thoughts were of you sir.
the most kerbal flight ever
They forgot to check their staging.
>First day as static fire test supervisor
>Go down to check the static fire
>It's dynamic...
>quit the job
>Become dynamic fire supervisor
>IT'S STATIC
That picture of Starship towing the spacestation with Starliner still attached was hilarious 🤣🤣🤣
NASA saying starliner is only safe for emergency returns is basically them saying thats its better than nothing.
That’s exactly what they’re saying, classic new Boeing.
yup. Basically saying "if the station is going to explode, it's probably better to be on Starliner"
12:53 I was half expecting you to say "returned 1935.3 science points" LMFAO
China forgot its Launch clamps stage is on the engine stage. 😂
12:16 LMAO THAT WAS SAVAGE
Lol
Head officers at China: why did you launch the rocket!?
Static fire supervisor: hehe, rocket go boom
NASA is different gramatically from FAA, CIA and EPA since it's pronounced as a word rather than each letter individually
What this guy said
@@Mr_Noob-jp8nv N.A.S.A?
Let's start calling it "The N.A.S.A"
And start calling The F.A.A: The FAA@@basilcurrie8138
@@basilcurrie8138 - that's simply awful. Let's do it.
12:59 I wonder how many science points they got for that
6:40 Tangent: It's because NASA is an acronym, a pronounceable word formed from the initials, in this case of an organisation and FAA, CIA, FBI are all initialisms. The pronounceability of NASA lends itself to a degree of 'personhood' or the ascribing of human motives to that of the whole organisation that makes us want to treat the NASA acronym like a name, and we become uncomfortable using the grammatically correct 'the' to refer to the organisation.
maybe it's also because of seriousness, aint no way someone will go 'CALL THE FBEEY!" or "The FAAAA has banned us from airspace" (
It's not about comfort. It's just gramatically wrong. Acronyms follow the rules of proper nouns. It's not "The John", it's "John". Same way, it's not "The NASA", it's "NASA".
Spacx were contracted to deorbit the ISS. Hopefully after Starliner has the chance to leave. That is hilarious. XD
This episode is heavy bash on blue origin... and I love it
Tonight, on top gear: Spacex tests their booster catch, Boeing is still stuck in space, and China launches a first stage booster on its own.
Hi matt! I just saw that you released this 4 minutes ago and thought this would be the best time to tell you that I really love watching your videos! I just saw your last ksp2 video. Keep making great videos pls!
Calling it 'The NASA' kinda reminds me of Joker saying 'the Batman' 😆
love the Blue Origin banter 😂
Butch and suni in the photo of the ISS burning up: "Is it getting hot in here or is it just me?"
_"HELP I PRESSED SPACEBAR TWICE"_
The reason we say just "NASA" without a "the" article in front is due to it being said as a word, and not an acronym. The other examples (the FBI, the EPA, etc) all are pronounced as their individual letters. This is held generally true for most acronyms in modern use.
“Blue origin maybe would’ve made orbit by that stage” 😂
I was there for the GOES-U launch! It was super exciting, especially the booster flyback!
I would hope starship will deorbit the modules one by one and they will reassemble the station on the ground
I mean it is such an important piece of space exploration history
That definitively wont happen. And they probably wouldent survive the flip and landing burn anyways.
i think your next ksp 1 mission should be deobiting the space station with a starship or falcon clone. you could make it more interesting and cool by maybe reshuffling the station into one long line and trying to recover it or idk evacuating the crew mid reentry
Here for the BlueOrigin digs 🎉
Boeing could have inspected the service module if they didn't launch a month ago. All the time necessary to find the problem. The launch was probably a politcal rather than an engineering decision.
thr blue origin disses are crazy XD
Space this week: Helping us survive mondays, one episode at a time
I'm happy that you got back your slight toxicity! It is hilarious!
I read it as “space x test the starship catch system and accidentally launches a first booster lol
@9:16 also in 1986 the Space Shuttle Atlantis suffered a Thermal Curtain Failure (later determined to be caused intentionally by a robot named Jinx) during a static fire. In order to prevent explosion, the shuttle was launched. Unfortunately, several students from Space Camp were onboard at the time and were sent to orbit. The shuttle was able to ultimately safely land at White Sands and all aboard survived.
China had a real KSP moment.
Lets hope someone makes a bid for the KSP IP and finishes it.
Static Fire test -> IFT -> boom
Being from the uk, I assumed the boat wreak was a sewage outlet as it would of been here.
Much more impressive though as a ship wreak
I love how the Chinese static fire test site is inside a quarry like a Bond villain lair
I find it stunning that those two tiny metal extrusions can hold around 200 t (440,000 lb) dry mass of the Superheavy on Chopsticks.
200 t static not so big a deal catching it with another thirty odd tons of fuel and a high velocity stream of plasma roaring out it's arse at a non negative velocity and closing the arms without interfering with the rocket now that's a big ask :).
I know that this would be stupid and useless, but I really wish that as soon as starship works, it started taking apart the iss so that it can be de orbited safely one piece at a time, and rebuilt on earth here, because we all know…
That thing belongs in a museum.
I agree
You know... I always wondered what could go wrong during one of those full engine thrust tests... Now I know...
Blue Origin might be in orbit by that point! Brutal.
Love the digs at Blue Origin in this one
Thanks for your work!
Love how you do this every week 👍
We are going to see some big booms when SpaceX will try to catch booster.
for sure
*excitement guaranteed*
I wish that they would push the iss to a parking orbit instead of de orbiting it.
I agree, it would be nice, but that would encourage more problems, along the lines of Kessler Syndrome. The orbit ISS is in is relatively safe from junk because most junk deorbits fairly quickly because it is so low. Put it much higher and it is in orbit with a bunch junk and without means of avoiding any junk that comes too close.
Wow! New video yay❤❤❤❤❤
I'm a little iffy about GOES-U taking over solar monitoring duties from a purpose built platform. I'm sure it's more cost-efficient but it feels awfully "all the eggs in one basket" to me.
Is it just me or is JAXA's H3 rocket reminiscent of something out of the Austin Powers films ;)
You wouldn't fill the test tank with water to "simulate" the actual booster during the catch attempt, because that booster would be almost empty at landing/catching*.
* _If this succeeds and becomes a thing, we're gonna have to work up some new terminology!_
Odd.. I had to change the CZcams playback speed to 1.25 in order to bring your cadence up to the speed I'm used to you having...
1:53 Deep dig at Blue Origin there 😂🤣.
6:39 this is because we say ‘NASA’ as a word instead of the letters separately like other government organizations
they should get the ISS just to the edge of the atmosphere then belly flop a star ship through it 🤣
I actually think spacex is prepared to loose a launch tower 😂
Figure out a way to dock a falcon 2nd stage to do the deorbit. Has the twr for it
Hi Matt lowne you shoud try juno new origens its a god alternative to ksp.
Honestly, I'll keep playing KSP2 for the most part. I can no longer handle the abhorent loading screens of KSP 1 unless I really, really, REALLY have to.
Ship 26 might be available for the ISS deorbit mission…
Spacex getting a shot... At the space station
The Matt Lowne is wrong, it’s just ‘NASA’ 😜
They tested the new "unscheduled flight termination system"... 🤣
@6:26 it is correctly "the NASA's" because even though it is an acronym, not an initialism, it is still representing the initials of the organization and is not in fact a word in it's own right.
So you are in effect saying "the National Aeronautic and Space Administration's ..."
9:18 Thank goodness this hasn't happened before right... Right...
Do You think that Butch and Suni dance are holding up the Space station 🔫
I feel bad for the ISS
It's not alive. I feel that it is a huge waste of all that effort in getting all that mass into orbit just to expend yet more effort to bring it back down.
@@BabyMakR ik
@1:58 OOOOOOOOOOOOOOooooooooooooooooooo!
I don't think those Chopstick catch sticks are going to work at all
De-orbit the ISS, that will make a big splash.
These who can do. Those should can't continuously file law suits against those who do.
They will have to evacuate their factory every time SpaceX launches.
@@TheMoneypresident if you cant handle the heat, get out of the kitchen or something something
@@Moon___man it's a winnable case.
@@TheMoneypresident starship far more valuable to national security = rubber stamped everything
CASTC employees were eepy on the controls :3
hmm im surprised there was nothing about the University of Sheffield test fire of the world-first ‘AI designed’ rocket engine xD
At 10:40 it would have been cool if you accidentally said hypergolic instead of hyperbolic.
Thankfully we can laugh and meme about "China accidentally did a Kerbal" since it looks like nobody was in the line of fire when that thing came down. Granted, if it did come down outside the exclusion zone, I rather doubt China would admit it.
Maybe you can try another game named Spaceflight Simulator... have steam version and mobile version!.. it would be nice to see your creativity in it (cuz it does need creativity) yet the only the thing that game lacks is there's no astronaut in the game but upcoming versions include many things in which one is astronaut too
Yeee
will you be continuing your modded ksp series this saturday?
Wow the first ever mobile static fire test
There have been a few of these, although this is the first in a while.
the skylon of uk...?
7:06 the*
honestly wouldnt be surprised if they just use starship to tug the space station, i mean theyll probably have plenty of experience docking starships with one another
Armchair spaceX suckers when blue does stuff.
In my language (Dutch) we do say the (de) NASA.
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I got here at exactly 59 mins
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Ehem Türksat 6A ?
falcon heavy sweep
please jeff launch new glenn its so cool
China didn't check their staging.
Hello
S O S DIFFERENT VIDEO
I just want to know what is going to land on that thing. They never show it and say it.
1:58
Hi
I love this channel and it's content.
However, why is it that the various CZcamsrs are now saying "SpaceX are ..." and "NASA are ..."?
SpaceX is a singular company while NASA is a singular government agency. Their employees are plural.
It's a function of British English to treat collectives as grammatically plural despite being singular nouns.
Can't speak to any of the others you're referring to without knowing who they are , but that's almost certainly why Matt says it that way.
@@WhitzWolf92 Marcus House does it too and probably for the same reason.
I guess it just sounds strange to me but then I am from Alabama so I have my own strange things that I say that are too numerous for me to list here.
yo
hi
Yeah but what about that one Chinese rocket that fell from the sky and landed near a village while leaking extremely toxic chemicals.
The Nasa & Maths do not sound right at all...
Would be a little bit of insta karma after bezo's attempted legal bullshiterry if it stays stuck to station and space ex get to sue for a deviation on deorbit and pass it on to bezo's :) ...