What Exactly Happened On SpaceX's FOURTH Starship Test Flight!
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Shout-out to the nonstop live stream from Starship. That alone was amazing!
It had a few disconnects, with one lengthy one, from Starship, but other than that it's mindblowing to even be able to see these things. Without starlink, this would not be possible.
Other companies and even entire countries will take years to even get close to that.
@@wixinautis9297the really long one wasn't a full disconnect just the outer cameras which were apparently the only ones used for the stream
Watching the tower catch the booster is gonna be bonkers.
I remember watching the first boosters sticking a landing and thinking 'what am I watching!, is this real!!',, if they can get Mech-a-tron to catch starship that's going to be beyond epic!
Humans can be absolutely awful, but we can sometimes do amazing things.
@@paulelephant9521it’s megazilla
I'll eat my shoes the day it happens.
Elon mentioned the Starship was 6km off target. I think with the upgraded heatshield and v2 flaps it shouldnt have such a rough reentry. IFT 5 should be awesome!
18:12
next flight is still a v1 starship, so no new flaps
Given that a flap practically melted, I'm amazed that it was only 6 km off Target. The booster must have been pretty damn close to Target, because they caught it with that buoy camera.
Anytime you want me to come in go get your stuff and then I’ll go to your house 🏡 can come 🕵️♀️ anytime anytime after you guys have to come
Elon said, it was within the exclusion zone 🚀
Perfect summary of launch and future missions. I watched all the live feeds and still everything you explained added a lot
Yes, the best of all the channels I follow! Great job!
WOW. BEST recap I ve seen so far
Very succinct. Clean. Great job
Second narrator is killing it. I know it’s hard to change on a channel but you guys are doing great!
Best spacex/space coverage channel there is
Best recap that I've seen. Good work my man.
That's an A+ coverage. So good!
Perfect summary and explanation of the flight and the most important milestones!
Good spot.. you're the only youtuber I've seen notice the deluge reactivation during the simulated catch, and most didn't spot the simulated, simultaneous catch... subbed!
By far, the best recap of IFT 4! Outstanding writing, and commentary. 🍺
You guys are awesome. Great breakdown of the entire flight.
wait, elon has a gaming livestream??!! xD
He's got a second X account for live streaming now lol - it's @cyb3rgam3r420
@@TheSpaceRaceYT hmm so its his account from when he was 12.
interesting
@@Good_Minso hahahaha
@@Good_Minso irony and sarcasm are that baseline for our old humor, unlike the skibbidis meaningless nonsense new humor.
@@Good_Minso That's funny!
Its amazing seeing StarShip fly. Fricken unbelievable knowing the tiles are virtually dinnerplate ceramic.
I have been eagerly waiting for this video for the past few days!
Perfect summary and explanation!
I actually was yelling whenever the booster started hovering over the water, that was the most insane thing I’ve ever seen.
Your listing of the upcoming challenges is just mind blowing. Never thought so much about it.
Really great final words! 'The best is yet to come!'
Made me smile brightly!!
A _very_ good overview, as usual.
Nice work. Lots of good info
This was the best recap video I’ve seen. Great job great description of events with just the facts. Well done and thanks for all your work. So happy that you showed up in my feed. 👍
This is the best of these recaps I’ve seen so far.
Nice recap. Congratulations.
Eager to see next flight
I live in Wichita, KS with no transportation. Anyone local going to Boca Chica for flight 5, I'll spring for gas and half the driving!! 🤠
Let's find this man a ride!
Come on guys, let’s find this guy a ride! 🤓
I'm from Wichita! Would love to see the launch and I have a car.
@@travisboman7531 Travis, my Friend!! IF you're serious, I will foot all gas one- way and share driving. If it becomes an overnighter we can work that out. Reply back here and perhaps we can do this ☺️.
@@travisboman7531 I watched Armstrong step on the moon. I was 12 and stood on the street corner while watching a 12-inch black and white TV through a shop window. I'd much rather see this one in person... 😆
Thanks for making this video. we've been looking forward to it since the launch
Narration and summary are very well done! And I've seen many recap videos on flight 4
One of the best post-flight analysis reports I have seen and certainly the best non-governmental report. On point. Succinct. Not selling a position or theory. Respect and thanks.
This my first time here and I'm glad I found your channel. Here's your newest sub. Keep this level of data and information reporting coming and thanks again. Cheers.
Great content....Thank you.
great commentary i like your honest estimates of starships timeline
This is the best post flight video I’ve seen yet. Kudos!
It's getting exciting.
Surprisingly well made video! You earned a sub.
These videos that come later after the launch, permits a more clean and clear explanations
You started by underscoring the central purpose of these flights (to gather data)
In that light, we are getting great explanation of what happened. Thanks 😃
Love how you explain and narrate everything vs the channels that use AI keep it up
Ironically, if what I suspect is the case for this video at least, the narration for this video is most likely AI generated based off the usual human narrator's voice for this channel.
It's noticeable if you're an avid viewer and can spot the subtle changes in speech mannerisms, like for instance, the slower cadence and slightly different inflections in some of the phrases he normally uses.
Don't get me wrong, it's still very good and easily goes unnoticed for newer viewers of this channel that it's probably AI generated, which just goes to show how good AI voice cloning has gotten recently.
The actual narrator recently mentioned he was getting married and wouldn't be available for a while, so using an AI voice clone might just be a compromise for convenience sake.
I can't say for sure that it is or isn't, but either way, my point is you shouldn't knock out channels for simply using AI voices, some of them at least do good work with them and manage to make great content out of it.
New subscriber here; I like your simple clean and no bs run through the facts accompanied with excellent clips 👍🇦🇺
great video !
Very cool and informative article. Thank you for sharing this
OK! Great narration of a beautifully explained & written description of SpaceX's 4th test! Thank you❤
What SpaceX is doing is incredible! But the best thing, I think, is the amount of video they provide of everything.. that's amazing! And yeah.. that dual booster landing was pretty cool.
Sub orbital hop. But SpaceX starship will only meet its objective when it is significantly cheaper than a single use rocket. Right now, using Liquid methane, Starship just does not have the deltaV to get to the moon without 14 extra launches for refueling. A single use SaturnV can go to the moon.
Reuability is not the goal... Space shuttle was reusable but it was barely competitive against single use heavy rockets. Better economics than a single use rocket is the goal.
SpaceX only is a company because of the US government. Just like more than one of Musks other companies.
Elon Musk is a fraud and an adult child. He lies regarding nearly everything about "his" companies.
His companies are only making progress because of the hardworking *actual* engineers and physicists he employed.
Fantastic video
Good analysis. Thanks
Excellent report!
Belle job les gars. Heureux de voir que nous avons dans notre pays des gens compétents et passionnés qui sont capables d'excellents comptes rendus. Ne lâchez pas votre excellent travail !
Great video. Thank you.
Great analysis, thanks!
Great explanaitions thanks ❤
So awesome dope video tbh first time viewer
Really cool video - subscribed !
Great stuff, as usual...;)
I love your tutorials!! Thank you
Terrific stuff! I remember when I was a kid finding out about the Mercury space program and how excited I was. I imagined the Moon and Mars and other planets like Venus and Jupiter being visited , what’s that?, hey for the last two planets I was still only a kid. It’s taken awhile and I thought we were so close in the late 60s’ and the early 70s’ but social pressures and lack of money derailed the majority of the program. Right now I’m really excited and hoping to last long enough to see humanity make it to Mars, if not farther.
Well done! Thank You . Best wishes.
Thanks awesome video on StarShip 🌟🌟👍
Awesome recap, best Ive heard.
Awesome recap
Booster coming out of the sky like Cyclops from X-Men 97! 🔥😤🔥
You really pointed out little things I wish are more talked about from other recaps with language I connect with. Maybe that's because we're both genZ, but in any case, I'm thankful.
Yeah when I was watching the ship survive re-entry I felt the same way. SpaceX proved the concept in this test, this to me was like the Wright brother's first six seconds of airtime. It wasn't much but from there it's just an exercise of improving what has already been proven to be possible that was thought to be impossible yesterday.
ITF5 will be amazing, I am hoping for the one month turnaround but with the wealth of data SpaceX got from 4 I'd rather they take the time to give flight 5 maximum odds at catching the booster and preparing the second tower just in case the first one is going to be undergoing maintenance by the time the want to fly 6. Also I hope the SpaceX team took a day off to just celebrate the achievement. Celebrating the victories is very important to keep up the desire for victory.
Excellent review👍😀
Best of luck to them it would be nice to see one that performs flawlessly and make it back in one piece.
Brilliant video! 👌🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Well articulated synopsis of 4.
Great content❤ did they fix a time schedule for flight test 5 ??
That was one of the most unbiased and thoughtful blogs ive listened to or watched. 🍻
very good explaination, love watching this, to spaceX keep up the good work
brilliant insights, aret great
Bro, well done on this analysis. Seriously, comprehensive and engaging :-)
2 Questions:
Do you think the eventual process will include mechazilla being on a lateral track to move ship components in and out of launch zones?
Do you think they will give up on conventional rockets propelling Starship to the moon/ other planets? The refueling launches seem a bit much. Perhaps, switch to an ion engine or nuclear?
Great work
Excellent content, as always.
Cantankerous, you won word of the day.
I was hesitant about saying that, but I couldn't think of anything else in the moment
Elon Really said we’re going to Uranus lol
I should have included that bit in the video... Missed opportunity
The moment Starship will be ready there's no reason not to fly to any planet or all kinds of interesting places.
The rather low costs and capabilities will enable it anyway.
Especially considering the discoveries that two very small and light satellites named Voyager already enabled. So many opportunities for similar missions.
@@jantjarks7946 Exactly. Once they have mastered re-use, launch costs will be so low it makes sense to send these things all over the place.
Talking about starship and Space X wow factor everyday, can't even land unmanned craft on the moon.
It's of no use to go to Mars if you cannot go to the moon. Bullshiting With paid presenters and MSM. China has satellites orbiting the moon, can Elon Musk or NASA do it.
Damn, I didn't know he was a proctologist also.
Wow. Speechless!
17:00 I love that the trash cans in the SpaceX office look like the ones from Fallout4. :)
Or the one in your mom's room
woah i didn't expect them to get footage of the booster coming down my friend asked me if they would and i said no the ocean is too big but i wasn't counting on spacex to nail their landing location so perfect!
What a time to be alive
Thanks!
Great content
Naming my band raging combustion!😂
Great job of bettering the Starship with every successful launch and making it perfectly reusable.. Best Wishes
That music had me at the edge of my seat waiting for the bad news lol
How many people were waiting for the flap to fail.
But it turned out to be the flap that could.
😉
The engineering required going forward is simply mind-blowing. And, it’s going to get much harder from here.
They are 80% there, the last 20% as everyone knows will take 4 times longer to complete
@@HNedel You are right, however, remember that we are just scratching the surface (of Mars). Just think about everything we will need on the Red Planet that doesn't exist yet. Okay, I am jumping the gun a bit, we will need to get to Mars. Mars is Elon Musk's main goal. We need Starship to get off Earth with everything needed to live (and I really do mean live) on Mars. The basics are air, water, food, and protection from the elements such as radiation, cold, and chemicals. However, we can accomplish this task needs a ride to Mars. That means into space and down from space. SpaceX will become the trucking company for the Solar System. All that is required to succeed hasn't even been thought of yet. So hard had just begun.
Yes, but so will the rewards!
Pure Awesomeness 🤙🤙
Epic! 😎
Excellent
What a time to be alive!
Delightful madness!
Outstanding...
Well done commentary.
Would be very cool to see a point-to-point Starship flight where it launches from the Cape and lands at Boca. That would require doing a re-entry over the continental U.S.
Ok, point of order: "Ceramic" is an entire category of materials and has as much if not more variation than other categories like metal. Heat shield tiles are nothing like porcelain or stoneware
Very cool analysis -- Thank you! There's a lot of talk about to catch or not to catch. One possible solution to finding out how accurately the booster can land is to let it land on a designated landing spot first, like they did with Star-Hopper & those earlier Starships. This would tell us a LOT, without risking the tower & all of Stage-zero.
But I wonder what instruments the SH booster (& F9) use for their landings? I notice that F9 rarely hits the center of the circle on the drone-ships. The SHB will have to do significantly better. What instruments does it use? GPS, obviously, but that's not really accurate enough by itself. They could setup a Differential GPS transmitter somewhere nearby, which would be accurate enough, but those typically have fairly short range, so the signal would only be acquired in the final seconds of SHB's decent.
Teslas use a lot of visual imagery, & perhaps the SHB could as well. That requires significant processing power, but chips are small, light, & relatively cheap. The main problem with this is the complexity involved, & having to reprogram it for each landing that's in a different location.
Thoughts?
The early, small sparks are apparently just rough edges being knocked off the tiles
WOW
Thx.
Great progress, especially considering flight one was the spin test and flight two tested the self destruct.
The hot stage ring is disconnected because the header tanks that hold the fuel for landing burns was only built large enough to provide enough fuel for the weight of the booster without a hot stage ring. Because the hot stage ring was added after IFT-1, the already built boosters will not be able to land properly with the extra mass. Once they've used up the existing boosters with smaller header tanks, they can begin to use boosters with larger header tanks that can provide enough fuel for a landing burn of a heavier booster.
Oh, and a small detail on the newer design of the upper flaps, they will be placed a bit more leeward, instead of being at 180 degrees from each other. This allows the hinge of the flaps to be contained behind the body of the ship itself, and prevents the hinges from ever being exposed to the air flow of reentry. It's also why the flaps look a little different, as they are currently larger than they need to be, so the new ones will be smaller, but wider to reach out far enough beyond the body of the ship to enable the same control authority.
Fantastic
Mr. Race, or may I call you Space? Great channel and great episode as always. Question: when the stage separation ring floats off from starship, it looks like it floats into some clouds or a white, milky area.... What is that?
That was pretty weird. It looks like it's on the camera lens... maybe ice?
Excellent review, sir! And thank you for narrating this yourself, not AI.
Where does the clip of Shotwell giving a presentation at @0:44 come from? I'd like to what that
I hope for the next flight they add even more cameras.
I like how he chose to use antipathetical thermo dyroids instead of constentalized crystal sipodids. Amazing power transfer between kemtoids instead to the lag and the hemopes look way cooler with the flat duffs. Great video but you didn’t even mention all the heliopods.
That is really super😊