SpaceX Finally Unveils New Starship Flight Views, and Upgrades Explained
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It is that time again my friends. We are watching everything rapidly evolve as we begin ticking off everything needed for Starship Flight Test 5 and as you would expect, it has been absolutely action packed. SpaceX Finally Unveils New Starship Flight Views, and Upgrades Explained in here around the new flame trench and potential 35 engine booster. We have Falcon 9 action, and also movement from Blue Origin. Even Firefly were back kicking one off late in the day, and what on Earth happened here? Indeed, some bizarre scenes, but also holdups and setbacks. One thing's for sure, a week in space is never boring!
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Holy crap I just got to that part, I'm shocked and confused why and how they weren't able to get better video recording, they absolutely can afford decent recording devices, no excuse, and... they give us choppy videos?
1 huge difference between the two. Spacex has a global satellite network that is really stinking good, meanwhile Blue Origin has pretty much Fartlink
@@Joseph-qm5hs they could hire starlink if they wanted
"One thing to be sure, a week in space is *never* boring!"
I've been waiting 50+ years of my life for weeks like this. :)
Yes, we have been waiting since July 1969. It is about time Humanity reached for the other planners. I hope to see a fine Moon base soon.
@@eugenecbell Yeah baby and what a ride! :)
You know what they say about people trying and getting the same results.
@@unclejoe8279 yes being how does that apply to them s conversation?
Yes I’ve been waiting for 50 years. We’re no further forward than we were 60 years ago
The pace of Space-X development is astonishing! As an engineer I envy the people who are evolved in and contributing to such a historic project.
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And now I can start my Saturday. Thank you good Sir and crew.
Same 😂
I’m always fascinated by the skilled workers there crushing it making help all this happen. Welders, crane people etc…
Exactly my sentiments! As a contractor, im in awe of them alone
I would love to be part of all that but I could not keep up!
@@appliedfacts hopefully one day we get to see a good documentary on those skilled people. I may sound old saying this, but something along the lines of what I use to watch on the discovery channel or “Beyond 2,000”
If SpaceX is going to move to "routine" launches, say even one a week, the propellant delivery to the launch site needs a major upgrade. Ideally a pipeline or at least a rail line could deliver the volume required. The road network and trucking resources are a massive bottleneck.
Won’t be necessary. Boca is not an operational launch site. It was never intended to do more than test flights.
Edit: everything you said is true about the Cape, though.
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The totality of engineering is MINDBLOWING !
Especially the Chinese rockets, premature release happens to everybody.
@@southcoastinventors6583 Whut ?
@@southcoastinventors6583hey could you stop being racist in these comments? You're on your business account btw
@@LeafBoye Since when is it racist to restate what was in the video ?
@@LeafBoye leftoid dog, no wonder you hate Elon 🤣👌
It's crazy how fast all of this is happening. Every time I watch a Space X video there is a bunch of new stuff going on.
I don't think Starship has an FTS installed during static fires, so I don't know why it would be expected for the Chinese rocket.
That footage of booster 4 leaving the launch pad and the swingarm retracting is reminiscent of similar footage of the Saturn V leaving the pad.
I can only imagine the looks on the folks in the control room when they pushed the button for the "static fire" test.
It seems like this channel has reached a level where the troll farm finds it worth their while to spray their BS here.
Congratulations Marcus and company - your doing a great job!
9:10 speaking of the drone shot of Starship launching... The next time, instead of being a static drone shot, they need to have that drone fly upwards trying to keep pace with the rocket as it launches. Try to stay above the rocket for as long as possible until the speed of the rocket overtakes the drone's capability. That would be epic!
Maybe it could hitch a ride on the nose wake wave like a dolphin! 😊
I’m sure SpaceX would love that(Sarc) !😂
You wouldn't even notice a difference between the two videos. By the time starship reaches the altitude that the drone is at, it's already flying faster than the max vertical speed of the drone. It's like mounting a camera at a drag strip vs handing a kid the camera and telling him to run with it as soon as the cars launch, they'd both look identical.
@@Skinflaps_Meatslapper you would definitely notice a difference. The fastest quadcopter drone goes 257 mph
@@Les_S537-- How fast straight up?
@@TlalocTemporal I imagine straight up is the fastest direction you can go in a quadcopter. 257 mph is the Guiness Book of World Records record. I'm aware that the rocket would eventually overtake the drone's speed, but I'm not suggesting a race to a finish line for the drone taking the video. It would just be a really cool cinematic video if the drone was trying to keep pace with the rocket for the launching portion of the rocket's trip.
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Switching heat tiles would have taken NASA months or years!
You are right, that length of time would result in a tested and certified upgrade.
Starship is built different.
I can't wait until SpaceX reveals the mock-up of the crew quarters on starship and the state-of-the-art life support system ! If we're going to be on the moon with a crew in 2 years, we need to start testing it !
hopefully 2 years.
2 years is ambitious, It'll definitely be 4-7 years before we land.
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God I hope SpaceX has a billion cameras focused on the tower from different angles. Cause this is either gonna be absolutely crazy and history making. Or an absolutely huge boom and chaos. Either way I really want to see it 😂
Considering it will be virtually empty if it goes wrong I don't think the boom 🔥 will be as big as people think
@@davefarmery8180virtually empty and empty are to very different things, especially at this scale.
@gospyro the force of all the engines on take-off will be far greater than any mishap during a catch attempt
@@davefarmery8180 You do remember the virtually empty Starship hop tests, right?
17:04 Man, that guy looks like he’s received several hickeys from Count Dracula!
Woo-hoo!
Thanks again Marcus!
Can’t wait until you can come to the states to see these live!!!
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Good thing to know it was a test stand failure, and not a rocket reliability issue, this whole incident will make them take security more seriously now.
Why would they put a self-destruct system on what was intended to be a static test vehicle?
One of those ' in hindsight, it seems like it would have been a good idea' moments.
Yes. SpaceX doesn’t put FTS explosives on Starship/Super Heavy until right before launch. I would guess that’s the norm across the industry.
I certainly hope that liftoff time is chosen so that Starship reentry is visible (not at night).
Stage 0 arms should have horizontal cables that catch Stage 1. The cables could move in and out around Stage 1 at a lot higher speed and precision, with less mass to have to stop and a little give if desired.
Let’s get into it!
I'm very eager for your videos, you mentioned, about details on keeping cryogenics cold and not boiling off in orbit. I'll definitely be looking for that!
Love SpaceX's published flight 4 vid. That booster descending and bursting down through the clouds is beautiful!
Coming very soon! 🤩
So good to wake up to your videos
Beryl will hit Starbase on Sunday. The only question is how much damage it’ll cause.
I hope the rocket garden is welded down.
Hurricane won't hit SpaceX. It moved north above Corpus.
@@greatcondor8678 National Hurricane Center shows 50-60% chance of Tropical Storm winds, as of 6July24 1PM CDT forecast. That is 39 knot average winds. With a storm, that could be 50+ gusts.
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This building new suits this year has been going on for a long time now. SpaceX offered to design new space suits but the senators in control of NASA flatly refused . And I'll be damned if I would step outside that spaceship in a ticking death suit.
It’s honestly a debacle with how many companies and programs NASA has gone through to try and develop a new replacement spacesuit. Just use a fully hard vacuum insulated shell with articulated joints. Bonus points for using robotic manipulator hands for greater dexterity.
Still waiting for some progressive movement in the US, like you had in 1900. They where pretty good and changed the broken system for the better.
@@vincentmatthis
That's funny! Hopefully we've learned our lesson and avoid repeating any of those mistakes and repeal the ones we did fall for.
Nothing learned. Sputnik Shock ia about to repeat, this time with China being first to build a Moonbase. But that doesn't count, right? 'Cause they still beat their students different than the USA.
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The SpaceX EVA suits are a step back to the Gemini era, featuring tethers that are fine for tourism, but entirely unsuited for lunar or ISS EVA's, where astronauts want to move a significant distance from the airlock.
Hiring SpaceX to design another seperate space suit to replace the ones on the ISS would mean concentrating even more programs and schedule risks in one company (SpaceX).
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Thanks for documenting this period of history in such detail and quality, Marcus. Cheers.
Hurricane Beryl moved north above Corpus Christi. Will miss SpaceX.
National Hurricane Center shows 50-60% chance of Tropical Storm winds, as of 6July24 1PM CDT forecast. That is 39 knot average winds. With a storm, that could be 50+ gusts.
I’m thinking the Polaris mission is delayed, in case NASA needs to rescue the Starliner crew with the Dragon capsule
afaik NASA believes that Starliner should be safe for bringing the crew back, they just want to understand the failures going on before the portion that has the failures is jettisoned and burns up in the atmosphere.
That wouldn't make sense - the Polaris capsule is the one that's undergone modifications to enable the space walk... it's not currently capable of docking with the ISS. Repurposing the one assigned to the next Axiom mission would be the obvious option if a Dragon is required at short notice.
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Thanks Marcus. As soon as I get my coffee in hand on Saturday I look for your update. Great job as usual and much appreciated!!
And Saturday begins. Thanks for another awesome look at the week in space.
Pretty funny we’re “ho hum, nothing special” now about a booster making a 16th landing! SpaceX hasn’t simply raised the bar… they’ve made a whole new league.
Their record is into the low 20s for landing and reuse now
@@jblob5764 that was indeed my point.
I would encourage all the individuals and especially the individuals that witnessed the Apollo missions to test this channel for a few visits and kindle a fire of anticipation that will almost always provide you with something to look forward to.
Health professionals advise that a good practice is to always have something to look forward to.
With space and especially with SpaceX (as stated) there seems to always be something to look forwarded to and as such I really enjoy looking forward to the next update and without a doubt launch of SpaceX supper heavy and a Starship sitting on top is one of the most highly anticipated events to look forward to.
I followed Mercury, Gemini, and Apollo missions.
James Webb is the best thing weve ever done out there yet !
I might disagree with the Voyager series, but you do you.
Amazing work dude!
Blue Origin: "Hey if Starliner can do it so can I..."
Great update as always, Marcus
I'm sure people said they couldn't build a flame trench at Boca Chica because it would be beneath sea level and constantly flood
It's doable but, definitely more complicated.
The biggest problem is buoyancy, unless the flame trench is solidly anchored, the high water table could lift the whole thing out of the ground.
I wouldn't be surprised if they did the same thing as they've had to do at Kennedy Space Center - build the trench at ground level.
LC-39 is particularly prominent for this, especially during the Saturn and Shuttle days.
@@Baudelier42 One would think they can anchor it to bedrock.
@@dudermcdudeface3674 Bedrock is apparently more than a mile down in that area.
@@simongeard4824 Ouch.
Really hope those EMU's are brought back and sent to museums. I mean everything else is going to be destroyed when ISS is deorbited, SOMETHING should survive!
They really should bring most of it back. Given SpaceX is now the contractor for it, putting segements in to the hold of a Starship should be possible by the date planned. I'm sure the nations involved would love to have their sections brought back for displays in national museums.
I mean... that's assuming Starship is capable of returning that much mass. Lifting that much mass? Sure. Obviously. But returning that much mass????? Maybe not. I'm not sure Starship was designed to return *any* substantial mass beyond the weight of the ship.
@@robnobert It'll depend on fuel mass for fore-aft balance during sky-dive, and having enough of the fuel pressurizing the tank section for rigidity.
It will be wild if they catch in on flight 5. Hopefully Beryl doesn’t strengthen too much and set them back.
Can't wait to see them try to catch booster 5
Are you ever gonna visit Starbase yourself?? Would be cool to see you standing next to the rocket.
I would like to see "Marcus House" provide an episode on the Starbase engineering and construction personnel. Sort of a "day-in-the-life" of a SpaceX employee. The complexity and speed of planning and construction is first-class and there has to be a lot of talent being hired from all over the world!
Yes I'd enjoy something like that, too.
Interesting you say that. But a lot of people don’t realize that because SpaceX is a US military contractor you must be a US citizen and screened for security to work for SpaceX.
@@richardvivian3665Elon has spoken about this in the past. It's surprising there's been no program of Green Card and Citizenship fast tracking for potential hires that could bring great deals of knowledge and experience with them.
Thanks for a great update, best Saturday viewing...
I am a Canadian Red Seal Pipe/Steamfitter and that footage of the all rigging and piping systems makes me feel funny in the pants 😅
Always amazing these weekly updates just so constantly perfect, thanks a lot Marcus
as always, thank you for your work Marcus. i always look forward to watching your videos. they are very informative and entertaining.
Great update as always
So exciting!
Hats off to the Marcus House team on another great video ❤
Wow great episode.
I never realized that the starship grid fins were extended during takeoff.
Elon keeps saying the best part is no part. So they did their engineering sums and decided to fix them in a permanent 'out' position.
They don't seem to have changed that for the Falcon9 boosters, but that may be because they would have to do a whole lot of test flights to keep their ?certification? perhaps?
@@David-yo5ws IIRC, it was a trade off between a slight increase in drag vs a large decrease in weight and complexity. The Falcon 9 is well into its "design frozen, we've got better things to do" stage .
Nice segue from pipes to the promo bottle.
Love your work, mate. 😊👍
Go SpaceX!
Great content as usual Marcus! Thanks for keeping up with all the exciting space news!
Love the videos as always Marcus. Keep it up!!
Best youtube channel to follow SpaceX
Love your videos mate. Such a great highlight of my week every week.
Sweet! Spoice is noice!
Another great video Marcus :)
Thanks Henson Shaving!
Nice show!😊
Thank you for all the hard work in making these excellent videos.
I hope the hurricane season doesn't delay activities too much.
very interesting and exciting - thank you!
Another brilliant Update Marcus !
Lets go boys
As always your team did an amazing job!
The fact that Space Pioneer test-fired the 天龙三号 in the middle of a big urban area is insane. So glad it didn't crash into a residential area.
Marcus, I think your right about only having 5 engines gimble. That would save a few tons of mass for sure and also simplify the mechanicals.
0:01 Say hello to my LITTLE friend 😂
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Nice recap! That flight 4 footage was incredible.
Thanks for the week in review, Marcus. It was certainly crazy seeing a headless booster take off from a test stand. I heard a rumer that the booster thrust was way over the capability of the stand!
Thanks again Marcus.
it is great to see the star system so clear like that
personally I love the 35 raptor configuration
Great coverage Marcus! I always enjoy your commentary.
I hope the first catch attempt is nominal or even boring, but it has the potential to be a quite the spectacle.
I'd be really curious to know the abort modes during the catch process.
The only one that I'm aware of is that it has a flight profile over the ocean, until the landing burn.
Thanks for the regular Saturday update! Longing for them every week. 🚀👍
Great video Marcus 👍 love your videos6
great show Markus. love these. so informative. Thank you.
It was a static fire test but the engine was so powerful that it moved the Earth away from the rocket.
The hold down clamps were not rated for that rockets thrust , so they let go or broke
@@davefarmery8180 It was a joke.
The talent on display is incredible!
I really love your work!
thank you marcus
TY. Your writing is concise and great. Content is pretty good too.
This is a great channel, well researched and so well presented and its my "Go To" for all things SpaceX!
Cool video on Virtual Railfan of Firefly night launch from Vandenberg. About 7:20 minutes in.😊
I gotta say every time i see one of these videos i can't help but think about what a good job the workers on site are doing.
They seem to work non stop, fast and efficient on pioneering stuff!
Marcus you the best. Thank you
That vacuum pipe / bottle merch plug was inevitable wasn't it?