SpaceX Starship Launch 4: Everything That Happened in 12 Minutes
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- Опубликовано: 6 авг 2024
- Watch SpaceX's 4th Starship Launch Test.
0:00 Starship 4 Launch
1:15. Stage Separation
1:58 Boost Back Burn
2:35 Jettisoned Hot Stage
3:38 Landing Burn and Splashdown
5:30 Raptor Engine Shut Off
7:00 Starship Re-Entry
8:29 SpaceX Flap Disintigration
10:37 Starship Splashdown
12:10 Elon Musk High Fiving
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This is the stuff that should be all over the news. Teams of very smart people working on and accomplishing something that contributes to the advancement of our species. Not the bs they show solely to divide people
This alone tells you what their (the news and those who own them) purpose is.
Yes will said, But everything happening is news unfortunately, This is motivational
Sadly if you want to get real news you have to search for it yourself. I shared the heck out of the livestreams today to help educate more people on space progress.
SpaceX should have Elon saying something really dumb with the launch in the background. _Then_ it'll be on the news 😁
I was cheering for this the way people cheer for football 😂.
Congratulations to the entire Space X Starship team.
For what? Stealing our tax dollars and watching everyone go homeless. So you can launch a rocket in the sky. Never seen Elon do anything nice for anyone.. he just steals tax dollars and that's the only reason he has any money.
The Flap during reentry is TOUGH!!! 🤯🤯🤯🤯
melt like butter and it still does it job
It also proves to be a major issue that has to be solved
@@craighermle7727it was a small section of the flap and it was still functioning fine afterwards, don’t think it’s that big an issue probably just misjudge the plasma flow and need to adjust the heat shield placement a little bit, tiles on both sides of the flap and not just the belly side maybe.
@@craighermle7727
Not really that major of an issue, part of the test was to identify high heat areas that can be beefed up with better thermal protection. They've identified one obvious area to focus on. Overall that's a huge success.
Stainless steel was the right choice!
we got a starship splashdown before GTA six 💀
😂
Let's see if they get to Mars before Half-Life 3.
😂😂😂
Let's see if they get to Mars before the next DOOM 💀☠
Lmao
The flap shot was next level insane
the little flap that could, I was amazed that it still did its job.
What a feeling would it be standing there in the launch control room and watching your creation do its thing.
Every time I see starship launch…sends shivers down my spine.
"Your creation" Lol) It's government funded, and Elon isn't "engineer" as his cult followers think
Anyone else get sorta teary eyed seeing so many talented and hard working people incredibly happy?
Those hysterical props jumping up and down?
Yes tell me who re they?
Well they are Not the Men and Women that are involved......
Those beyond the window, those behind the computer screens, with the headphones and Micrphones acting to be serious.....
What a BS....
Why has NO ONE ever Questioned or Realized who these Screamers are.......
Just sad.
@buddhabeach9666 they're 100% involved, there's a huge amount of aspect to the operations other than monitoring, recording and launching.
we are part of this, we paid tor this!
At 69 years of age I remember watching the Mercury, Gemini and the Apollo launches. I always was extremely excited during launches but this technology being developed in real time by SpaceX is the future I've waited for my entire life. To me this is truly a dream come true. When my Tesla stock pops in a few years I will be ready physically and financially to take a ride. Thank you SpaceX team and Mr.Musk for all of your hard work. If I'm not fortunate enough to be around it's all going to animal rescue.
Dios bendiga sus días si ayuda a los animalitos.
It blows my mind how little press this got. Incredible flight, can't wait til they try to land the booster on land
The MSM has a bit of a problem with Elon ... he's making them obsolete.
@michaelbruno1666 Because being informed by randos on twitter is the pinnacle of truth. So whatever has the most engagement, likes and hype must be true in his mind.
That is stupid to anyone with internet experience.
Also twitter isn't anywhere close to what it used to be, so no.
The media has the public convinced that this program is a failure.
@finnwinn1438 Yeah, and it shows how people have terrible comparison skills. The falcon had far more failed flights in it's rnd stage, and look at it now. This is a far, far faster iteration and advancement rather than staying in the lab for 5 years between flights. And far cheaper as well.
Liberals hate him
The fin that refused to die 🤯
*My hope will never die* playing in the background
The take off was just unbelievable!! It really felt like a Sci fi movie!!
those shockwaves looked as if they were rippling spacetime. crazy amounts of energy. a look at that from a caveman would drive him insane.
there has been take off like this since the 1960s. Feels like watching a 60 years old retro movie to me, not sci-fi.
@@pierrepellerin249 Tho it's a bigger rocket...main diff is that we have cameras on ship and hovering over the site.
The entire re-entry could be turned into a movie.
@@laughinggas5281 I guess you are too young to have ever watched a space shuttle launch with cameras on the shuttle, and inside the cockpit. It's on youtube, check it out.
Honestly, how in the world do people think Boeing is a competitor😂
Those who do only do so out of hate for SpaceX or their dying love for Boeing, not from facts.
I love the progress and I love the potential, but Starship is only an improvement over legacy rockets if it delivers on the promise of rapid reuseability.
This is the 4th Starship launch, and we are nowhere near reuseability of either the booster or the ship.
I doubt the comments would have been this positive if Boeing was still struggling like this after 4 attempts.
@@robindehood207 Hate is too strong a word. That cheering thing is sort of scary. Seems like adoration. Cult-like. .......BTW, we ALWAYS need competition. It's healthy.
@@torben777 This isn't the 4th starship launch, It's the 4th test. SpaceX take on development is very different as compared to other private space companies, they pour in enormus resources to try and learn what is going wrong, So instead they launch and set targets for every launch to learn about what is and what isn't going as planned.
+ They have made a very healthy amount of progress in the reuseability of both the booster and the ship. They managed to perform a soft landing with both their vehicles, and I am about 90% sure they'll attempt a booster/starship catch by the 5th test.
@@chrismv102 These are the people who have been working on getting this thing to work for years. As an engineer whose job it is to solve problems and find new ways of doing some seemingly impossible things, there's nothing more rewarding than seeing your staff work. They are rejoicing and should be allowed. They worked very hard for it.
4:50 she's not acting, she's genuinely overjoyed.
it landed perfectly, i was happy too. It would've been a perfect droneship landing
Got literal goosebumps. That's no small feat!
The crackle in her voice. Def holding back the tears. 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
Why be overjoyed? That's what it's supposed to do.
@@NaterFernat if youve ever built something complicated that requires difficult testing, you'll understand being overjoyed when your thing does what its supposed to do for the first time
The reentering of the second stage was some true interstellar black hole stuff :D
Ok, now I DEMAND IFT4 footage with 'No TIme For Caution' score..
even better.. these colors were unreal.. not even CGI imagination could do that :D
@@Wayoutthere Imma do it. Just check the sync and it's perfect
Can you explain to me what this is? And why it’s such a big deal? Sorry I’m new to this stuff, I want to understand.
@@goodoleboy2525 things that you could only see in movies are now reality. And they look even better in reality than on some movies
This looks like the most hype place to work as an engineer. That’s so cool they make it a big event with the entire spacex team to watch their hard work blast off into space
You do not work in SpaceX you entire life is SpaceX, that's why it so easily beating Boeing. Those engineers work to live, in SpaceX engineers see no point in living if they are no there. Their life is SpaceX and boy what a life!!!
Proof that stainless steel was the best choice for this rocket. A little heavy, but cheap, easy to weld and fabricate. Even though plasma inside and out heated the skin of the flap bright yellow, the ribs mostly held it all together. A piano hinge style join of the flap to the body meant if any part survived, it would be operable. The tile and heat shielding look solvable now. This flight was a turning point in believability of the Starship system. Keep up the good work there at SpaceX!
Lmfao they managed to do the basics. According to their timeline they‘ll send the first one to mars in 2018, can’t wait 😂
What are you a rocket scientist?
@@MaticTheProto Because going to Mars in the largest rocket ever is such a simple project, right? No setbacks allowed. Countries can't even built a subway without being years behind schedule yet going to Mars should be right on time! 😂 Nice brain you got.
@@jovanleon7 yeah. And like most of elons promises it won’t happen
@@MaticTheProto cope harder paid actor
This is what it must have felt like in the early days Just seeing these huge rockets do amazing things I was at the edge of my seat......... Congratulations to Space X
It is. I lived through Apollo and this feels like that. Never thought I’d feel that way again. Shame that the last human on the moon was over 50 years ago. But that will change!
that shot they got of lift off is just unreal. Well done. They finally got it right.
The view of the flap breaking apart during reentry looks unreal
Just amazing to watch this all the way through the plasma phase. And for that flap to still work!
Unreal!!! I'll tell you what's unreal the greys watching and probably in pain with laughter 😂how primitive we are
@@Jackfrost0415Do you have any better idea ?
Maybe he/she is just a child @@vidalskyociosen3326
@@vidalskyociosen3326 magnetic super lightweight construction!! The greys use them all the time, only way to travel in huge ships is to build it in space! No good even trying to get out of earth atmosphere with a giant lump of junk
Meanwhile Boeing can't bolt door plugs in their planes.
Boeing is embarassing
One day, we'll get to the point where we don't "need" to bolt door plugs into rockets either lmao 😂
Boeing will achieve more of that embarrassment through more DEI mandates - bc mother nature does not have a corresponding DEI department
@@qd327DEI has nothing to do with it troll
Tell me when SpaceX transports POTUS every day for 60 years.
Totally inspiring! Congratulations to all the dedicated engineers, scientists, and trade who made this possible!
I rember Sputnik, then the Vanguard fiasco and finally the Redstone. I could go on about everything since, but you get the idea. It is such a great pleasure to find that someone has again taken space travel seriously and had not only the finances but the vision and determination to put this project together. Thanks, Elon.
Now that’s teamwork! Congratulations, this is an impressive accomplishment.
It is fantastic to see how SpaceX has advanced and improved over the years........well done guys .
Those shockwaves at launch man are something.
Indeed. All the nearby wildlife wishes it all happened in your living room, instead of theirs.
@@arcanondrum6543good thing that there isn’t nearby wildlife
😂where are the flat earthers because those cameras are showing great views of the earth being round?
That's Satan tricking us into believing that the firmament doesn't exist! Blasphemy! 😤
Why is this not played in all news media? My child who’s 5 years was so happy - she is very inspired and she viewed this video so many times - and asked me so many questions which I can’t answer.
These guys are progressing so quickly I think it's amazing, thank you Elon and team
This project got underway in late 2018 in Texas and here we are now.
The microphones on those cameras near the launchpad were very unhappy 😂
Exactly what I was thinking lmao.
No hate for SpaceX honestly. At least we have some semblance of a space program. Nice work!
Would be renting seats from Russia still to get to the space station without the folks at SpaceX
@@antifusion Eh no we have Boeing star liner which just now send astronauts to the space station.
@@Klote3241 The Starliner flight yesterday is to validate that it will be safe for use going forward. This is the final test. If it succeeds for roughly 1 week, then they will be certified to carry additional astronauts to the ISS. This was completed 4 years ago by SpaceX's Crew Dragon despite both it and Starliner starting development around the same time for the same program and with Boeing get over 50% more for Starliner.
@@Klote3241it’s just had its first crewed test and it’s not even going that well and will probably be grounded for a while after, SpaceX have got 53 people to orbit with zero issues, starliner is 4 years behind dragon never mind starship, dragon will probably be replaced before starliner is even fully operation😂
@@Klote3241 Eh no we have Boeing star liner which just now send astronauts to the space station.
Are you sure? The 3 helium leaks are a problem. If this Starliner had to stay up there for 6 to 10 months rather than days would it return? Even with days will it make it back?
Epic! This pushes the door to space wide open, in a game changing way. Cost, payload, safety. Nice job guys!
Am i the only one who cried when it made a soft plashdown at the end?
Yes
No crying here, but I had to ask a neighbour to take my arms down. 😉
No judgement. It truly is amazing.
I didn't cry,but I was shocked to the point that my face is like 😮 in about like 5 min
I cried when SpaceX landed the falcon 9 on the drone ship for the first time in 2016. I'm an Aerospace engineer
The stability shown during re-entry was remarkable ... many thought the video froze.
11:56 "Starship landing burn shutoff", like did it really burned on that long!? 😄😍
Biggest congratulations for the hole spacex team! 🔥😍
*Maybe*, and I'm just speculating here, the telemetry came back delayed, due to the somewhat violent splashdown, water being splashed up or for any other reason. There were short periods even in the flight when the telemetry didn't update on screen which could mean that SpaceX also didn't get that update.
@@The_1ntern3t what we see is purely entertainment and prioritizing syncronizing the live view feeds with data isn't any priority and tbh, it shouldn't be - at least not for our entertainment. There could also be reasons to obfuscate timings of certain events.
@@c7ndk Of course, that's why I said "maybe". What makes me think that the telemetry cutouts were real was that throughout the rest of the flight, it seemed to consistently update. Of course it could also be something in the pipeline from where they get the data to the Livestream render. Or we're seeing backup data coming through via Starlink. Who knows!
Whole*
SpaceX videos are the most inspiring videos online. Congratulations @SpaceX team!!! 🎉
Wohhhh.... 😮 those SONIC BOOMS... MULTIPLE OF THEM..... WHAT A POWER ....😮😮😮❤
The big tube just made the X15 look slow... 😳🤯
This is the best recap yet today. Good work
For a moment there I couldn't believe this wasn't CGI. That lauch was increadibly beautiful.
Why would you even think it was cgi, some humans are really really slow and you arr one of them
@@TravisGunderson-ge9nh It's my first time seeing a SpaceX launch. The camera angles and everything felt so movie-like that for a moment I couldn't believe it was real. It truly is a marvel of human capability. As for you, I might be slow (according to you) but at least I'm not some random @$$hole lurking in the youtube comments. You must have a lot of friends. Since you seem to be socially inept, that's sarcasm for you not having a lot of friends because of your attitude. Some people really can't let others enjoy things, you are one of them.
Great super cut! Thanks!
Goosebumps...Congrats SpaceX!!
Now these are results
This fills me with so much joy
To see everything spaceX does within this field is a true joy! Seeing that monster reach orbit! Wow!! The doors it opens for lunar missions! 😍
What a waste of time, energy and money. 😏😝🫣
@juanzayas3086 - 🙁
I am overjoyed by this, my eyes full of tears of joy and emotions. What a progress
Watching super heavy go trough the clouds was just amazing, GO SPACEX
Great job!
He said they are catching 5. We are on our way. It works. As fast as these amazing g and intelligent people operate this is going to be amazing to watch. Unbelievable
Incredible! Congratulations!!
Brilliant thanks for taking us along SPACE X.
Unbelievable ... truly stunning to witness history
congrats SpaceX on this great achievement
Fantastic! Very impressive
Herzliche Glückwünsche und vielen Dank, dass ich dabei sein konnte ❤
Wow, we went from the 1960's to the 2050's in just one day...
Well, in that case we have not come far in 90 years, because the 1960s tech worked and the 2050s tech did not (fully)
@torben777 The 1960s tech didn't fully work. There was countless issues, and explosions its just that they had people on board the rockets that were typically able to fix them before they crashed or blew up.
Nowadays you can just send up a uncrewed rocket to see if it explodes, and its a lot cheaper than the nasa approach of taking as little risk as possible.
@@torben777 yeah cuz its not done yet lol
@@zachmoyer1849 True. Maybe I missed what the original poster meant by his 2050 comment.
He was clearly referring to the fact that starship test flight 132 in May 2050 will be the first to demonstrate rapid reuseability 😂
@@torben777they’ll be fully reusable with the booster by flight test 10 at the latest and the 15th flight for the ship.
The injured FLAP survived.
Give the designer of the FLAP a raise, and MUSK a PARTY.
I could land my plane with no FLAPS.
I Just came in, "HOTTER".
This was super entertaining!
great job
we have never seen anything like this before
This is awesome!! Congratulations! If we plan on using this for the moon and Mars missions, we're going to need a "space dock" instead of Earth launches.
So glad to see such great work being done by such a talented team at SpaceX. This will only inspire others to reach high.
4th test passed on landing. Reusable can now begin to save cost. GO XXX!!
They still have a few milestones to reach before full reusability, but this was definitely a massive step in that direction. :)
Congratulations SpaceX team - amazing!! You continue to grow, test, learn, and improve - Agile development at its finest! We are so fortunate to have Elon Musk and team pushing progress - THANK YOU!
That was mindblowing, people... Biggest ship and biggest moving above earth surface thing in mankind history - most modern giant on the planet started, achieved attitude, speed, separated, both stages landed...
Amazing. Well done!
Holy moly they actually did it this time ?! 😳✨
Its progress for sure, but I am pretty sure the picture of a flap that is burned through is cause for great concern.
Impressive though that it did not loose control.
@@torben777 WE GOING TO VACATION ON MARS WITH THIS ONE !!! 🗣️🔥🗣️🔥🗣️🔥
@@torben777It’s cause for a design change for sure, but the fact it was still able to flip and burn with multiple missing heat shield tiles as well as a gigantic hole in one of the forward flaps is ASTOUNDINGLY impressive, and a strong indication that this design is going in the right direction.
@@torben777speaks to the software engineers that made software good enough that it could adapt to at least one critical control surface being seriously degraded and still do the entire landing sequence. Certainly needs to be fixed, but astronomically impressive.
@@qwerty112311 Speaks to the engineering as well, the fact that the whole flap didn't go is as incredible as the image of seeing IFT1 do multiple hypersonic summersaults without breaking up.
That self plugging of Starlink goes hard
Well, its a gamechanger.
Well the video feed durring reentry wouldn't be possible without it. Its also what helps fund the RnD of this ship .
Watching the speed meter increasing was compelling , especially when it gets to 5,500 km/h at the stage separation. Pretty cool, respect/props to the engineers on this project
That drone shot is incredible!
Incredible 🥰
What an amazing achievement.
While watching I was thinking to myself “ wait! Take me with you !! “ 😂😂😂❤Congratulations to the entire team absolutely incredible 🔥🔥🚀
I hate how normal this is becoming to me, i don’t want to lose the excitement everytime i watch these launches
There will always be another peak to reach . Next launch will be a catch attempt
The BBC is fuming that this launch was a success.
Evil is so disgusting
When the burn through started all I could think of was the shuttle Columbia..... today was a good day for space flight... progress is so sweet. Elon is the man
I never knew that the shuttle was made out of darn Alu! What the heck were they thinking? It's a miracle they only lost one shuttle. One tile pops and it's game over.
@@tadaaaa952 That's false, shuttles often lost tiles with no issues. With Columbia the problem was that the damage was on a critical spot of the wing.
Love the excitement of all the hard work peoples a collective group put in to something that is truly amazing Godspeed to all❤❤
Mind blowing feat of engineering. Congratulations Space X team.
4:00. What is that small black thing that you can see on the clouds? Hmm 🤔
thats the hotstaging ring that they separated
Ufo bro, checking on Elon!
@@princewaleedlucman325 Hot Stage was separated 50 km higher
It .... was gliding down@macross2099.
@@QUESTC-ho5ni falling with style
WOW! Pretty cool. Mars next.
Getting to Mars is a long long way off yet.
Making its flights perfect and outfitting it for a crew next. Moon after that. Mars still a ways off.
Amazing power, 5000 tons doing 200 kmh just after it clears the tower.
Haha... Hahaha... Guffawing laugh...
They can't even land the Starship on solid ground yet, much less take off again directly afterwards without months of overhaul. Even the Moon is still years, if not a good decade away at the current rate. Mars?!? Come on, that's a pipe dream if I've seen one.
If (!) they succeed at sending a manned mission to Mars and bring them back alive by 2050 I will eat my shorts.
@RustyDust101 you are probably right, but if we were all like you, we'd all still be living in mud huts.
need like a deflection surface in front of that joint and make the flap a little longer to make up for the loss in surface area maybe?
The next generation flap has already been seen at least a week ago. Longer and narrower. Previously Musk had stated that they would be re-positioned higher on the curve (likely to keep the hinges out of the plasma).
The shock waves were awesome!!!!!!
SpaceX should seriously consider manufacturing commercial and private planes. Their breakthrough in the space would mean better and safer planes. I'd like to fly in a plane made by SpaceX.
as long as the crew ain't vaxxed!!
entirely different business with entirely different regulations i doubt spacex would ever be interested in breaking into that field
I recommend taking a few classes at a university (after you get your GED of course) and see if you can learn something. You'd be amazed at how far a little knowledge goes. Could end up saving your kids life if the state hasn't found a way to save them from you already. @@d777b
@@zachmoyer1849for sure
That's a crowded industry with already very high safety standards. Every passenger and cargo plane accident is investigated, and a large portion of those investigations lead to changes is training, procedures, and/or airplane design (including recalls) to prevent that same type of accident from ever happening again. It's so optimized for safety already that it's difficult to make it any safer.
SpaceX does have some of the world's best engineers, sure. But part of the reason that they've been able to attract such amazing engineers is because the work feels important and meaningful to them. They're literally working to prevent human extinction. It might be hard to attract and retain a similar caliber of engineers in the field of airplane engineering because that just doesn't feel as important.
Elon's rocket keeps getting better:)
Amazing achievement! Congratulations SpaceX Team!!!! 🎉
The crowd goes wild!.. incredble!
I hate Elon as much as the next guy but I can separate that from being objective regarding starship. It’s a damn fine machine and it’s only the beginning. Congrats to all the hardworking and talented spaceX peoples.
Estoy de acuerdo
Same here. It’s infuriating how people see “Elon Musk” attached to something and immediately decide to unconditionally love/hate it based on that alone. SpaceX can be cool and Elon can be bad at the same time, these aren’t contradictory
Hating people who do great things is cringe and you should reevaluate your ethical standards to line up with the real world
@@ChosenSquirrel doing great things doesn’t excuse being a fascist elitist who bought twitter so he could manipulate the public narrative to favor his fellow fellow fascist elitists and promote the culture war/racism/bigotry. Duh.
The only people hating Elon are the brainwashed idiots out of reddit and far left news. The man is a visionary.
Which Hollywood basement/studio was this made in? (RHCP ref)
Bro… literally thousands saw it in person. Just say you don’t like space.
@@archierush868 it's called joking
its just a joke referencing Ryan Higa
unreal engine is getting good
@@jmack4753 true they may have used some 1:1 scale models to really sell it.
For many years the ESA kept saying rocket builders would lose their jobs if all rockets were to be reusable and that SpaceX was like WalMart. SpaceX is actually an example of forward thinking and where exciting developments will continue to happen.
Wonderful. Absolutely wonderful.
loose the audience sounds.
Agree entirely. I completely understand the emotion and exuberance - particularly in view of the blood sweat and tears that have been shed by all the Space X personnel to make this possible, but I'm not keen on the continual hollering, whooping and cheering. As an unmanned test I can see why they channel it into the live feed, but in particular, Artemis 3, during those tense moments as the HLS makes its first powered descent to the moon one would hope that they would exercise some decorum. When this arrives I will find it utterly terrifying.
I wish I had been able to hear live Walter Cronkite's commentary in November 1967 during the launch of Apollo 4 and the first test flight of the Saturn V when the makeshift pre-fab studio began to disintegrate around him as the rocket ascended into the Florida sky. They did it so differently back then.
Really they should not show their testing at all. No videos. Press releases are also not appropriate for prototype testing. Once they have an actual mission with their functioning rocket, then they should send out a press release. Letting people watch their testing is insane.
@@yassassin6425they should really be providing no video at all.
@@DR.LingeringFreyany reason? Hundreds of thousands of people find it interesting and there is no harm in doing so.
Brilliant!
Amazing!
Never imagined to live and see all the accomplishments achieved in this field of science.
Congratulations SpaceX! You are truly actually advancing our species in Space!
Congratulations Team 🎉👏🎉👏🎉👏🎉👏🎉 I'm so happy.
I loved watching the shuttle and when it was finally grouned I thought space flight will be as exciting again. Spave X enters stage left and TAAA DAAAA this is crazy fantastic. Well done Elon and all your staff.
So this is why starlink was having disconnection issues, well done well done indeed ❤
love how the live cam switches at 2:35 when 2 lights zoom past in the distance.
What do you mean? I only see bits of ice.
Omg!!!! So many butterflies! I want to run through a brick wall! ARGHHHH!!!! GREAT WORK SPACE X AND ELON! WOWWWWWW
A wonderful gift (achievement) to humanity! 🎉🎉🎉🎉❤
Congratulations to everyone that was awesome to watch this morning....
That was awesome!