Nail-biting Starship Repairs For Flight! Go Starship!
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- Опубликовано: 16 ноя 2023
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Another set of space updates my friends, and of course stealing the limelight on all fronts was SpaceX. It may have been the lead up to Starship’s Orbital Flight Test 2 with Booster 9 and Ship 25 do you think? Anyway, it was all set to go, but now a brand new setback. The Starship launch has just been delayed! Is this an easy fix? Yes, there is a very good reason why this video has been released a little earlier this week. This didn’t stop them launching a plethora of Falcon 9 rockets in the meantime. Lots to jump into there, plus a bunch of other updates from the wider landscape that is commercial space, hold on tight! The next few days are going to be wild.
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So what do you expect no delay, spacex has so many drama, 2 flight test per year wtf rapid manufacturing but flight test? And next year 2 flights test only. Thats is stupidity if im elon musk and america piss him i send all blue print copy to china, in china no STUPID AMERICAN FAA, NO STUPID WILDLIFE AND ENVIRONMENTALIST it will fffccck AMERICA and all government and boca chica citizens
Thanks buddy! love it!
i haven't seen it but have they actually tested the hot stage ring to see if it survives what is going to be thrown at it? i know it is a simple thing but testing gives data!
Thank you so much.
I do understand YT creators are paid for time watched, bit I’m impatient.
@@Xantosh82 They have not tested it.
I would like to speak for 99.8% of the people here ! You are the best at what you do and I look forward to watching your entire video every week !
Thank you. ♥️
Agreed!!!
I agree but you don't speak for anyone.
Agree 100%.
Agree
Wow, how great that you released this Friday morning to help us SpaceX fans understand the delay of the Starship launch test we’ve been so eagerly awaiting! Thank you, Marcus!!!!
SpaceX fans should be accustomed to delays by now.
Caught me off-guard seeing a new video from you this morning. Thank you for a quality update on the latest information.
I had to check my calendar to see if I'd missed a day somewhere!
Same here awesome update ...just wondering what am i going to do for my Saturday fix 🤔🤔
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🤣🤣😂😂
@@popsbob3I totally checked the day too wondering if I was a day out. They're always out on Sunday for me. Was a real surprise to see it Saturday morning.
@@MrHPlays made me late for work, thought it was saturday and was sleeping in..
@@PowerScissor Marcus had the video done on monday, he just waits till saturday
The X-37 being launched atop of a Falcon rocket is a nice surprise that I wasn't expecting.
Currently in my hotel on South Padre Island...
It is absolutely bonkers that they could destack the rocket, replace a big part, and only have to delay 24 hours.
would have been a 3 month delay for the Senate Launch System
Nothing like the old days when NASA would take 3 months to replace a screw due to restrictions. Amazing!
Hey Marcus! Great to see you on the NSF coverage! Hope more people learn about your excellent coverage!
Amazing times. Thank you so much to all. Thank you MH to you and your family & team
The upbeat and respectful voice of Marcus House graces my Friday morning. Thanks to the Team! Go IFT2 !!
😆 Thanks mate. Great to see you here as always.
A Friday update?! Just made my day!
Early release my friend! Enjoy!
It's crazy how quickly SpaceX manages to stack, de-stack, and re-stack Starship.
Hey Marcus, I'm excited for this Starship launch. Thanks for the early episode mate!
I think a second tower would make a lot of sense. If the same thing happens to the tower as the first launch, a second tower, as a spare, would speed up turnaround time for another launch - I think.
Can't wait for this behemoth to take to the skies once again. Go IFT2, Go humanity, go SpaceX!
Whoa, what's this??? Lucky I saw the notification for your video before going to bed. It feels weird watching this in the evening, but looks like SpaceX made it necessary to speed things up this week.
Thanks for the video! As always it is hugely appreciated. And here's hoping the test goes well tomorrow!
Sooo close to 500K subscribers! You of all people truly deserve that and more. I always enjoy your positive energy, humor, and professionalism. A pleasure tuning in, every time. Thanks, Marcus. I'm predicting a FLAWLESS performance by Starship on Sat.! Lets Go!!!
He's got 500K subscribers as of 11/21/2023 , here's hopping the next 500k are reached even faster because Marcus deserves it.
Thanks for the update Marcus! To the people who can’t handle watching a weekly update video because the info isn’t fast enough…I’m sorry for you.
When the world we live in is flooded with Tiktok and Shorts. Happily, there are just as many people asking that videos be longer and more detailed, so I think I sit somewhere around the sweet spot. I hope.
@@MarcusHouseNever mind those who don't appreciate all of what you do Marcus.
I for one love your take on all things space regardless of quantity.
I'll take quality tnx! 👍
I think it's more a sense of 'I want to know about starship and I want it, NOW!'. Those same people have no problem watching and listening to weekly recaps, normally. I think that some aspect of social media gives audiences a sense of entitlement when it comes to content creators. As in:" I give you views and likes: you give me what I want, when I want it"
That's not how media works. Some people forgot that. I blame Tiktok😅
@@roddo1955all they have to do is go to NSF LMAO
I don't know why they're making it other people's problem
Who else documents the activities in a weekly update, these are historical statement's of what happened and when, and how something like Ground highlights the variety of views on the same subject the media can produce, you explain it well, and from a historical point of view people will look at this in 50 + years time to study world politics and activities , so build the database one week at a time . Please don't stop...
Let's hope it all goes well this time round.
Great show as always. Commenting for the algorithm to get you to 500k subs because you and your team deserve it for all the hard work!
I appreciate the time you take to make a quality video packed with good information. Not just some have baked TikTok Short. Thanks for two videos this week.
I'm so happy this actuator problem came up. I got busy with work and couldn't even tune in to see it live. YES! I definitely have time tomorrow!!
Me who has to work exactly when the Starship would have launched:
"Yay it got delayed!"
With you right there mate.
you can probably watch it while you work from phone or pc?
I'll be asleep regardless. I'll get to wake up and find out if it worked.
Same here. I am really happy it is launching on Saturday because that means I can watch it live!
@@lilvegeeyou should be working at work; not watch rocket launches😅. My boss would be like:"umm...can that wait?"
Agree with @Isbias et al.. I always look forward to your synopsis of space activity, and appreciate your early releases, so that I don't have to sleep with one eye open waiting for the launch! Your research and honest news, is awesome in this time of political war.
Thank you for the updates Marcus! Your videos have been great!! Starship has been such a rollercoaster ride and I can't wait for it to launch!
Second tower at Boca Chica makes perfect sense, rather than blowing up the main launch tower when they try to catch a Startship a second tower without all the extra launch support equipment on it to blow up seems the obvious way to go.
Thanks for your great coverage Marcus. I love your enthusiasm. Watching via Starlink from the Yukon!!
Thanks for the vid. Out of time frame, shows your commitment and the importance of the event.
Always love your content Marcus!! Love your channel
Good video! I'm slowly getting more excited for this launch... but honestly, what comes after will be far crazier. Hopefully the launch will be a success - after all, the ship and booster are quite old already, engines old, systems already outdated. There are several newer ships and boosters waiting for launch. Things are gonna get real exciting once they start actually loading payloads into the ships!
They’re launching to collect data. Particularly when the booster and ship reenters the atmosphere at high velocity. They’ll probably try a ‘soft landing’ despite the ‘hard landing’ in the description of their livestream. If they fail getting a soft landing, nobody would be the wiser about their attempt.
I so hope SpaceX can soon get to the point where they can launch every few months. It's going to take a lot of iterations to get Starship right.
Superb update as always. Hopefully we’ll see the launch soon.
Thanks for the update Marcus. Hope you are talking about a launch of IFT2 on your next update.
Thanks for the updates Marcus and team! Y'all are the best in the business!
Was wondering how you’d navigate your video schedule with the launch tomorrow. Another great video, and very excited for tomorrow!
Nice one Marcus! Always welcome your updates. 👍🚀
The best space news channel! Thank you Marcus!!!
I think you would make the perfect guest at the next launch, you're an expert that knowledge and different veiews, I'm not the only who things this. Another savy video. Slainte, Marcus 👍
Always glad for your updates.
Glad you posted earlier although. I'm sad to not be able to attend this launch live like the 1st one. I think the reason they want a site in Texas and Florida is they can do timed launches like Gemini eventually w/2-3 launches in a day perhaps (ie: tanking).
Thanks Marcus, I really like that I can trust your videos.
Hey Marcus - these sure are exciting times for Space lovers & thanx for yr coverage - finally FAA approval! That was far too much lost time. Maybe Spacex shud file right now for their next 4 flights !
Good consolation prize to not getting to see Starship launch this morning: Marcus House drops his video a day early.
I reall think SpaceX needs to build a simple catching tower (no pipes or infrastructure) to practice catching Superheavy boosters before they risk all that Stage 0 equipment on a live catch. It might even make sense for a few years so they can check out and refurbish a used booster on the catching tower while a different booster goes through final tests on the launching tower.
Last I heard they were also planning on catching starship in the same way. I don't understand why they haven't made a static catch tower for practice, unless they're relying on the chopsticks to move and align with the booster and starship as they're landing. I mean, they could've been launching suborbital starships to a nearby static tower and tweaking that aspect of flight ever since they first landed SN15. That gives me the impression that their plan is to actively use the chopsticks for alignment during the catch...but based on how slow they move during stacking I don't see how much difference it'll make.
Not only is SpaceX launching prototypes of one version of their Starship to test and develop base vehicle technology, but they are similarly launching from a prototype Orbital Launch Mount and Rocket Suppression System and includes the prototype Integration Tower. I imagine a bit more development of a tower will be involved for a catch attempt.
Thanks for reminding me that they intend to catch a Starship while a booster is waiting (and empty) on the same tower. Yes, it feels like they could have been launching and catching Starships for the last two years. I wonder how far up a Starship could go by itself? Just to tweak Blue Origin's Shepard... @@Skinflaps_Meatslapper
@@chrismullin9437 Sounds super sketchy saying it out loud, doesn't it 🤣
It's been theorized that it would be possible to convert a starship to a SSTO by reducing the payload bay area with additional propellant tanks, and then adding a few extra raptors to compensate for the increased load at low altitude. The only problem is that in this configuration it's not very practical/efficient/profitable in comparison to a starship and booster, and it would be LEO only. So yeah, starship could destroy the Shepard in that regard by actually achieving orbit, but would do so at higher cost when measured in dollars per pound to orbit. In some ways it would've simplified their testing and development had they just made starship an SSTO first, ironed out all flight testing and whatnot, then used the booster as a supplement instead of a necessity. That way when it came time to integrate the two it would be far more seamless of an operation, and they'd have multiple configurations to choose from depending on the mission. SSTO starships on boosters would be a more viable way to get further out of earth's gravity well without orbital refueling as well, so if you wanted something in GEO, you'd be able to do it in a single launch. Just speculating at this point, but you get the idea. An extra 75-100 tons of propellant in LEO can get you places, even with a massive starship.
Oh, I wasn't thinking of reaching orbit, just a straight up and straight down flight with the normal configuration, to get more experience with heat shield tile attachment, re-entry at some sort of speed, the last minute flip maneuver, and maybe catching things with chopsticks (on a catch-only tower). @@Skinflaps_Meatslapper
Someone needs to design and build a SPACE TUG. For moving satellites, space stations, etc. Nuclear powered.
SpaceX is awesome. They de-stacked, replaced multiple grid fin actuators, restacked, and are ready to go with just a 24 hour delay. NASA or anyone else would have take the ship back to the shed and delayed weeks or months. Love the quick iterative process, and doing it with pickup trucks and guys in "off-the-shelf" boom lifts. Now let's light this thing!
Another great video Marcus. Can’t wait for Starship launch. It is going to be a momentous and possibly historic event. 👍🙂
Best Diane flight roundup of the week as always, thanks for all your hard work
What would make the most sense for me is SpaceX building another tower with just the arms and a super basic super heavy stand for catch testing. If a catch attempt goes wrong you would cause damage to your "catch testing tower", while not slowing down your potential launch attempts because the "main launch tower" along with all the other Stage 0 hardware (everything in that launch table and the water deluge system) would not be at risk. Seems like the most risk averse way to test catching to me, but I know SpaceX likes being space cowboys so who knows what they will actually do.
Thanks for the launch schedule update, and the hope that it will stream on RUclips.
Yes, the actuators have already been replaced
WAIT. My Saturday morning routine is ruined! No Marcus.
Oh, that's right, I'm going to be watching IFT2😅
I sure do hope so. Then hopefully another later bonus video from us. :)
I was 16 when, with my father and brother and mother, we watched the first astronauts walk on the moon in a live, global telecast and watched them joyride in their $70M go-kart. But I hadn't seen anything to surpass that technical feat until I saw the SpaceX boosters successfully reenter the atmosphere and land themselves on their tiny little target pads! Over and over again, proving the complete feasibility of the concept. It was like watching poetry in motion--and it still, to my eyes today, looks like science fiction! What an achievement SpaceX has been. If anyone has a prayer of making spaceflight economically viable and practical in the 21st century, it will be SpaceX.
Lots of exciting news! Thanks for the update!
Marcus is the best at what he does while others are best in other dimensions. The Angry Astronaut is best at rocket internals such as the engines and so forth and so on. Ŵe out here who cannot get to the "Cape" depend on him for that aspect and then there is the guy who does the flyover to give us status information that we could not otherwise obtain. We need all of them and I, at least, wish there were more.
Best starship update channel!
Thx Marcus!! Enjoy the Starship launch tomorrow!
There’s something great about Aussies telling American space news. I can’t get enough.
Thanks for the update, Awesome as always.
Marcus - great information as ever. Many thanks and keep it coming. Hope that Saturday is launch day
An Epic update, served up Early! Christmas is gonna have a hard time competing. Unless there's a Christmas Day StarShip Launch!
Marcus and team, thank you for all your hard work 🤝
Second tower at BC: My guess is that it will be built in the near future. And it will be earmarked for Booster and Ship landings, not launches. So, that second tower would consist of the tower, the hoist system, and the chopsticks.
There would be no OLM or quick disconnects for the Booster and Ship, which are needed only for launches.
The idea is to use that tower to perfect the landing techniques for the Booster and the Ship without interrupting launches from the first BC tower. And, secondly, to eliminate the possibility of damage to the OLM from a missed landing attempt on the first tower.
Awesome stuff as always, Marcus!!! Thank you!!!
Thanks for wrapping the week up Marcus. Cheers!
Personally I just can't hardly wait until 7:00 a.m. Saturday morning. LOL
Thanks again Marcus!
I think your speculation makes sense. If they start launching, and getting useful payloads to orbit, they’ll want to not blow up their only launch pad. Having a second one to try landing at without risking a year without launching makes a lot of sense.
Also not needing to lift the 2nd stage onto the top of a booster means it could be shorter and cheaper. They might still build full launch ability but wouldn't have to.
@Marcus House what a treat an early episode!!
Only 4k to go Marcus !! Congrats Sir !!
Excruciatingly close! 😆
Thanks for the update and as always ❤️
Marcus, you and your Team are the Best!!
thank you for he video., to be honest I am looking forward to the next one. I am sure you will make an exception and make a video on Sunday. This moment is nothing short of historic.
Thank You MH +Team for another interesting vid.
Fingers crossed for the launch .
Starship flight two ended with a double RUD of both vehicles.
The engines (ALL THE ENGINES) performed perfectly.
The hot staging however caused more problems than it cured.
After hot staging happens and the booster separates you can see an explosion in the top of the booster that destroyed everything.
Another great update Marcus! Heerreee we gooooooo!!!!!! 🎉
Whenever I fall behind with what's happening @ SpaceX, I come to you to help me out. Thank you!
Thank you for being Awesome!
The new space plane reminded me of the Chrysler Single stage shuttle (SERV). I think the SERV was to use a different high efficiency engine and may have existed as a scaled prototype involved in several successful test launches. Good luck to them!
Thank you for showing the rest of the fans what some of the environmental impacts could be. Too many times there is speculation and hyperbole about environmental impacts without anyone knowing why. People don’t understand what our impacts are and take it for granted. Thanks for being awesome Marcus!!😊
Good report.Thanks!
i just realized something... the cyber truck isnt designed for this planet. elon is simply testing it here. cant wait to see the final version of the cyber truck intended for Mars.
Not specifically the cyber truck or any other current Tesla model... but yeah, it's not coincidence that Musk decided to invest in electric vehicle technologies... internal combustion engines don't work well on Mars, and the battery and motor technologies have also been put to good use at SpaceX
Thanks for the update Marcus
I can’t wait to see the Dream chaser Human rated , that’s going to be a nice ride to and back from space ! Can’t happen fast enough!
Cheers Marcus. I’ve been following you on X, keep it up, and I think I saw another piece of the tower arriving! Super!
Best being on both RUclips and X as I’m not sure SpaceX will show the launch on RUclips.
Yep. Several bits have now arrived. You will see me on NSF live stream shortly actually. :)
Thanks for the explanation
Here's to Starship's 1st Orbit.
🎉🎉🎉
Thanks Marcus.
Just watched the Launch went great but did blow up!!
Great content,light this beast candle tomorrow 👏
I'm nervous for this one, primarily because of the new elements/additions (hot staging, new pad upgrades). But hey, send it, again.🚀🚀
Great stuff!! - Go SpaceX Starship FT2.
It is so positive when a grid-fin goes wonkey BEFORE a launch. Each thing that can go wrong now ensures a more perfect flight after they... they... LIGHT THE FIRE!!!!!
Great to hear Ur updates
Saturdays, probably. Gmt 12.OClock, give or take the last time I looked, but Starship is still not connected. Great show, Marcus top man, thanks or Slainte 👍 ❤
Thanks for the early update Marcus!
Thank you.
I suspect the hot staging section will be found to be a problem with the launch. The dome/deflector has a large flat surface on top, meaning it will take the full force of the sea level engines, thus building up a lot of pressure and increasing the likelihood of damage to either or both stages.
Can't wait to see this Starship fly.
You by far are the best person to cover Spacex. Thank you so much!
Wow, thanks!
So nice to see you on NSF live ❤. All the best 🙏🍀☺️
Thank you 😊
Your presentation is really good. Excellent work. Thank you.
Tnx for your update Marcus!
I think its best for SpaceX to take their time getting things right as much as possible within mission parameters. Grid fins are a must if they plan to land the booster at all, which I doubt.
Id be happy to wait another six months if it means ship 25 has a chance at landing back at Boca Chica.
Perhaps ship 25 gets replaced for a newer more capable ship but hey who am I to complain?
Lets Goooo! Sat 18th Nov '23 it is for now!