Starship Flight 4 Rollout For Upcoming WDR But FAA License: Launch In May?

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  • Starship Flight 4 Rollout For Upcoming WDR But FAA License: Launch In May?
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    Starship Flight 4 Rollout For Upcoming WDR But FAA License: Launch In May?
    Well, here we are, almost halfway through May, the month that SpaceX leaders estimated for Flight 4. Recently, both the S29 and B11 have shown notable movements, but the likelihood of a launch seems to be diminishing with each passing day, primarily due to the lack of significant progress in FAA procedures.
    So, what exactly is happening? Is this merely a delay, or is SpaceX pursuing a bold, unconventional plan? Stay tuned as we delve into this and more in today's episode of Great SpaceX.
    Starship Flight 4 Rollout For Upcoming WDR But FAA License: Launch In May?
    Honestly, SpaceX surprised everyone by swiftly preparing for Flight 4 immediately after completing Flight 3. Just 10 days after the third flight, S29 underwent 2 static fire tests, followed by a similar test with B11 a week later. The Orbital Launch Mount (OLM) and Launch Tower are also undergoing continuous upgrades in preparation for the flight, creating a sense that liftoff could happen at any moment.
    Starship Flight 4 Rollout For Upcoming WDR But FAA License: Launch In May?
    Then, SpaceX leaders announced May as the target month for Flight 4.
    However, progress has significantly slowed down since the testing attempts. S29 and B11 were both rolled to the Production Site for upgrades. In fact, these two prototypes only have one Wet Dress Rehearsal test left before the launch, and SpaceX is poised to complete it very quickly.
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Komentáře • 87

  • @TheJoedirt6000
    @TheJoedirt6000 Před měsícem +14

    FAA needs to be dismantled so we can get to mars

    • @colonbina1
      @colonbina1  Před měsícem +4

      👍👍👍

    • @Codysdab
      @Codysdab Před měsícem +1

      That isn't going to happen, but they do need to start thinking about spaceflight like we do air flight. Imagine if every plane flight had to apply for a licence prior to take off.

    • @okiedoak201
      @okiedoak201 Před měsícem

      Although...your statement is correct ...to a point...remember...FAA can only give approval only AFTER SpaceX submits the accident report with needed changes...this as of just a couple days ago hasn't happened from SpaceX..

    • @peterclarke3020
      @peterclarke3020 Před měsícem +1

      So SpaceX should gets its skates on about producing that flight safety report, so that the FAA can begin its review of it.

    • @Edward-tz7xz
      @Edward-tz7xz Před měsícem

      Amen!

  • @peterclarke3020
    @peterclarke3020 Před měsícem +1

    The ball is in SpaceX’s court at present.
    It’s up to them to speed up their report, and present it to the FAA, before the FAA can approve it.

  • @av_kovko
    @av_kovko Před měsícem +2

    Apparently, Starship will not fly in May, the investigation will be closed no earlier than 15 days after the report on the incidents of the third flight is submitted. And the license will be issued in 15-20 days after the closure of the investigation. Potentially June 1 or 4.

    • @colonbina1
      @colonbina1  Před měsícem

      Hopefully, everything can complete as soon as possible

  • @peterclarke3020
    @peterclarke3020 Před měsícem +1

    The FAA License is supposed to be about safety. The last two flights IFT2 and IFT3 have proven that they are sufficiently safe for robotic experimental flights, with no crew.
    Clearly IFT4 should be at least as safe as IFT3 was, and hopefully will complete more of the flight program.
    It ought to be a fairly easy approval for the next experimental flight.

  • @user-rx7hv3zi9g
    @user-rx7hv3zi9g Před měsícem +2

    👍 za Starship, 💯🚀🎉

  • @peteetienne5493
    @peteetienne5493 Před měsícem +1

    YES! build the second tower and then launch #6 and #7 as a refueling point of concept.

  • @tomoldfrt79
    @tomoldfrt79 Před měsícem

    Yes

  • @alquinn2695
    @alquinn2695 Před měsícem +1

    YES

  • @brookemarshall4700
    @brookemarshall4700 Před měsícem

    yesssssssssssss!!!!

  • @darrylnorman82
    @darrylnorman82 Před měsícem +2

    What if the heat tiles were stacked like scales, would that work?

    • @colonbina1
      @colonbina1  Před měsícem

      Wow, keep discussing this on our channel ☺️

  • @kennethfoster1054
    @kennethfoster1054 Před měsícem

    Yes!

  • @haydynhembrow8699
    @haydynhembrow8699 Před měsícem +1

    If space x manage to moon and Mars, with starship and let's say that it's caring hundreds of tonnes in cargo, shorly the forces needed from the raptor engines to land would blast a hole and create an enormous dust cloud that no one could see the starship would fall over on such uneven ground 🤔

  • @that70sgamer
    @that70sgamer Před měsícem +1

    Good motioning

  • @wtf7851
    @wtf7851 Před měsícem +1

    Realistically this should be the easiest license they've ever given SpaceX

  • @AquarianSoulTimeTraveler
    @AquarianSoulTimeTraveler Před měsícem

    Both

  • @genemetz1945
    @genemetz1945 Před měsícem +1

    Too bad you don't have a special membership for elderly retired persons. I'm 78 and long time fan of the Space flight.

    • @colonbina1
      @colonbina1  Před měsícem

      I hope you will keep following SpaceX

    • @genemetz1945
      @genemetz1945 Před měsícem

      @@colonbina1 - All the time. Haven't miseed being at a launch of Starship yet. Usually go to Base Camp Zero then Raptor Roost for the Launch. czcams.com/video/-wTAaZZfaBs/video.htmlsi=wR8-LlMIcMpR__UP

  • @johnrday2023
    @johnrday2023 Před měsícem +3

    FAA needs to explain just why it is stalling in giving launch approval to Spacex, and what is their excuse(s) in not already provided approval ? And just when does it intend to provide approval ?
    FAA needs to explain their deliberate apparent partisan political delay ! This is far too important to be playing politics !
    And now, FAA called for a full EIS for Cape Canaveral Spacex launches from Pad 39A, equallying 12 to 20 months or more delay. This is not satisfactory !

    • @colonbina1
      @colonbina1  Před měsícem

      Yeah, hopefully, these processes can be completed soon

  • @jamesc9925
    @jamesc9925 Před měsícem

    Ahh Maybe

  • @thomasklughammer6586
    @thomasklughammer6586 Před měsícem

    during launch i could hardly look at it

  • @andywright9194
    @andywright9194 Před měsícem +2

    The present US Administration is not a fan of Elon Musk. Nuff Said!

    • @colonbina1
      @colonbina1  Před měsícem

      What about Shotwell?

    • @andywright9194
      @andywright9194 Před měsícem +1

      @@colonbina1 As she works for SpaceX, she is covered in my comment. They hate X and are none too keen on Tesla, either.

  • @davidsusi2905
    @davidsusi2905 Před měsícem +1

    It's a government's job to get in the way, until the money is passed around

  • @christiankoroskenyi8113
    @christiankoroskenyi8113 Před měsícem +1

    First

    • @colonbina1
      @colonbina1  Před měsícem

      Thanks for your great support. A 🏅 for you ☺️

    • @dhen-marccastillon923
      @dhen-marccastillon923 Před měsícem

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  • @edvard5697
    @edvard5697 Před měsícem

    Why hasn't SpaceX provided a findings report to the FAA? If anyone is delaying the launch of IFT 4 its SpaceX.
    Could it be that SpaceX engineers can't quite figure out what went wrong on each of the stages? OR is it possible that the changes the engineers identified as necessary can't be made on all the presently available units so "cross your fingers" fixes are being implemented. When production gets WAY ahead of test results these things happen.

    • @twinkieerella
      @twinkieerella Před měsícem

      Rushing will do no good…thorough investigation takes time and the results are always with quality

    • @johnsegal445
      @johnsegal445 Před měsícem

      Generally they do everything and the FAA reviews it and rubber stamps. At least after the whole circus with the turtles and what not.

    • @Edward-tz7xz
      @Edward-tz7xz Před měsícem

      Who in FAA is competent to evaluate a findings report? Who in FAA can determine impacts of future flights? Noone. Get the bureaucracy out of space technology.

  • @clydecox2108
    @clydecox2108 Před měsícem

    Yes and no. It’ll happen when it happens.

  • @israelitenet
    @israelitenet Před měsícem +1

    Stop using the word "delve". We are tired of hearing it so many times.

    • @colonbina1
      @colonbina1  Před měsícem

      Thanks for your contribution. We'll take note this

    • @Dangerspeed862
      @Dangerspeed862 Před měsícem

      That’s called an opinion buddy

  • @classic_sci_fi
    @classic_sci_fi Před měsícem

    We need permission just to leave the planet!

  • @TsarHare
    @TsarHare Před měsícem

    go for launch. i dot care about faa. i care about SpaceX. go for launch

    • @jamesrogers47
      @jamesrogers47 Před měsícem

      If they were to launch without a license, they'd never launch again. It would be the end of Space X.

    • @johnsegal445
      @johnsegal445 Před měsícem

      @@jamesrogers47 nope, space x is too important for nation security and also the only way we can send people into LEO.

    • @colonbina1
      @colonbina1  Před měsícem

      Hopefully, everything can be solved, so we can witness the flight soon

  • @max-q7129
    @max-q7129 Před měsícem

    SpaceX is responsible for the delay because changes to the booster and starship took longer than anticipated. The FAA launch license can’t be issued til there is a WDR. The FAA already said based on IFT-3 that processing the mishap report wont take long. But SpaceX can’t complete the mishap report until they complete the changes. The last license took two weeks and had a booster that blew up and a ship that blew up. Neither happened in the last flight so processing will be faster. I think you are far too pessimistic based on the facts.

    • @colonbina1
      @colonbina1  Před měsícem

      Let's wait for their next steps ☺️

  • @haydynhembrow8699
    @haydynhembrow8699 Před měsícem

    The starship would need legs of half it's length and splayed out quite a bit to stop it topping over on the moon and Mars 🤔

  • @SimonBarlow-3Dkiwi
    @SimonBarlow-3Dkiwi Před měsícem +1

    Yes

  • @allenanderson8242
    @allenanderson8242 Před měsícem

    YES

  • @RaymondErdey
    @RaymondErdey Před měsícem

    Yes

  • @jayhansen6567
    @jayhansen6567 Před měsícem

    Yes

  • @Techpan_Brzoza
    @Techpan_Brzoza Před měsícem

    Yes