So a few people noticed Jack's scarf.... It's the Starship Tankwall Neck Gaiter (made from an actual photo of a Starship)! shop.nasaspaceflight.com/products/starship-tankwall-neck-gaiter
NEVER let them fade out details on Sky Crane - that's an amazing machine! We see them here in Chicagoland a lot too! LET JACK GEEK OUT from time to time LOL!
First: The helicopter info piqued my inner nerd. Second: I think a video that summarizes the entire Starship program from inception until now would be awesome.
NSF has done a few videos that were like that actually. But of course, they probably only do one per year, so if the video came out 6 months ago, then it's going to be really outdated by now. The pace of work is just crazy!
@@ericacidtreat101 maybe talk to the people who run thevideo picking algorythms for youtube so they ofthen will pick the videos thar explain the history of space-x nasa or an nsf itself for new suscribers.
yes, i did want to hear all about Sky Crane, love that machine, the fade to black hurt... I've mentioned before, but i wish you had the timestamp in a corner for ever slice of video, this is for the history books, people will go back and analyze this stuff one day. edit: Thanks Dan!
Always such great content. Jack's delivery, the scripting, editing and everything make this easily my favorite NSF production (they're all good). I loved the humor both with the skycrane and with Dan. BTW, Thanks Dan! P.S. Thanks Chris & the entire crew for such informative stuff.
Those sky cranes are wild. Used to work with them stacking towers. Problem is that if you’re sitting at the top of the tower and they fly you up something, as soon as you touch the tag line on the load you ground yourself to the helicopter, which generates a massive amount of static from the blades whipping through the air as it flies. It’s quite a jolt.
I think one of the best updates ever. JACK is amazing and the writers and jack added some humor here and there, and we can not forget Dan. Be excellent to each other. Lol. Awesome update NSF team. You all work so very hard.
Yeah, full video of skycrane with lift and placement video. I saw one lift a big A/C unit on top of a high rise in KC in the 70s. It was a really big deal.
Absolutely, would like to see a segment clearly illustrating the differences between the different types of engine tests. Guaranteed you’ll be able to refer back to it for a long time. -Dave Huntsman
thanks Jack and Dan! I love these updates that provide a ton of information on what's going on at Starbase. I cant wait for the next launch and see how many more milestones they achieve.
14:40 I am so happy to hear that!! This means that starship can be more environmentally friendly and also more CO2 Neutral. In a world where rapid climate change is causing more and more damage due to a rise in CO2 and methane emissions, having such sequestrating systems is very important. Especially when starship will be rapidly reused.
Hello to all of the NSF crew, you guys are doing a great job keeping us up an all things space related. You were asking for ideas for future content. As a long time space enthusiast I have a decent working knowledge of how Apollo and the Shuttle worked but I am fairly new to the Space X and starship. I kinda understand the setup and engineering of Starship and the boosters but I really would like to see something on how they are put together and how it all works. I hear you all talk about this dome and that tank but seeing how it is all put together would be a big help. You guys might have already dont this and If so can you point me to it. Keep up the good work, love the commentary during a launch and I never miss a episode of Starbase Update or This week in spaceflight. Thanks a lot
I want a primer on the various test campaigns. Also, maybe a video of maps which go through what each thing on them is. Having some good introductory, systematic material would be helpful.
So a few people noticed Jack's scarf.... It's the Starship Tankwall Neck Gaiter (made from an actual photo of a Starship)! shop.nasaspaceflight.com/products/starship-tankwall-neck-gaiter
I noticed it right off, made me think he was endorsing something else
@@jefferycaples6041 me too. Good to know it wasn't that.
@@1947662 It's not that. It's a product sold by their store.
Thanks for the posting and the website to corroborate .
@@1947662 Me too. Utterly disgusting. And these clowns also seem to think their audience is stupid.
NEVER let them fade out details on Sky Crane - that's an amazing machine! We see them here in Chicagoland a lot too! LET JACK GEEK OUT from time to time LOL!
I've used it before
That was both hilarious and great editing. Kept it up over there. You all are doing such great work on the content!
Thank you, very funny.... NOW TELL ME MORE ABOUT THE SKY CRANE 😂❤
We all just enjoy our "Jack and his antics". Starbase would be boring without his sense of humor. Keep it up Jack!!!
I would like to know more about sky crane.
Thanks Dan! Always love Jacks updates and energy
First:
The helicopter info piqued my inner nerd.
Second:
I think a video that summarizes the entire Starship program from inception until now would be awesome.
NSF has done a few videos that were like that actually. But of course, they probably only do one per year, so if the video came out 6 months ago, then it's going to be really outdated by now. The pace of work is just crazy!
Vietnam feels intensify.
@@ericacidtreat101 maybe talk to the people who run thevideo picking algorythms for youtube so they ofthen will pick the videos thar explain the history of space-x nasa or an nsf itself for new suscribers.
Thanks Dan 😂🍻.
And thanks Jack and the NSF team for another excellent update.
Thanks Dan. {S h o v e } 😅
yes, i did want to hear all about Sky Crane, love that machine, the fade to black hurt...
I've mentioned before, but i wish you had the timestamp in a corner for ever slice of video, this is for the history books, people will go back and analyze this stuff one day.
edit: Thanks Dan!
Thanks Dan! And a great update from Jack and the rest of the NSF team, as always - this week in particular seemed to have so much to cover.
Always such great content. Jack's delivery, the scripting, editing and everything make this easily my favorite NSF production (they're all good). I loved the humor both with the skycrane and with Dan. BTW, Thanks Dan! P.S. Thanks Chris & the entire crew for such informative stuff.
And the humor with Starhopper.
Those sky cranes are wild. Used to work with them stacking towers. Problem is that if you’re sitting at the top of the tower and they fly you up something, as soon as you touch the tag line on the load you ground yourself to the helicopter, which generates a massive amount of static from the blades whipping through the air as it flies. It’s quite a jolt.
You’ve tried using a lineman’s pole to drag that line over to the building’s steel frame and let it dissipate there?
That chopper was AWESOME!!
Great video, thank you Jack for your multi hour recording sacrifice! You're a hero amongst mortals sir!
I think one of the best updates ever. JACK is amazing and the writers and jack added some humor here and there, and we can not forget Dan. Be excellent to each other. Lol. Awesome update NSF team. You all work so very hard.
Thanks Dan!
New film suggestion:
Jack and Dan’s excellent adventure! 😎
A big shout-out to those spmt's and all the hard work they do. They are the unsung hero's at Space X
Thanks, Dan! Oh, and that sky crane is very cool 😁
As a former flight crew on Sikorsky H-3 I loved hearing about the helicopter
i want to hear more about the Skycrane!
Yeah, full video of skycrane with lift and placement video. I saw one lift a big A/C unit on top of a high rise in KC in the 70s. It was a really big deal.
Me too !!!
Absolutely, would like to see a segment clearly illustrating the differences between the different types of engine tests. Guaranteed you’ll be able to refer back to it for a long time. -Dave Huntsman
Jack's videos are most excellent! THANKS DAN!!😊
Great Starbase Update Jack, Thank you!
Thanks Dan! and Jack! Great update video 👍
thank you Jack, Sean, Mary and the NSF team for sharing such wonderful updates with us. IFT is definitely in June .
Thanks Dan!!
Thank you, Dan. As always so much great information Jack.
Great video as always
I, for one, have been subscribed to this channel for years solely for any mentions of Sikorsky Sky Crane helicopters.
Thanks Dan! (and the rest of the NSF Team for making great content for us space nerds)
Thanks Dan ! and Thanks Jack for making these updates entertaining, beyond just the reading of an excellent script.
Hello Dan, nice to meet you!
Thanks for the update as always, we don’t mind Jack nerding out over helicopters though!
Thanks Dan!!! Also.....,.. I def wanted to hear and see more info on that helicopter!! That thing looks bad ass...
thanks Jack and Dan! I love these updates that provide a ton of information on what's going on at Starbase. I cant wait for the next launch and see how many more milestones they achieve.
that skycrane thing is crazy and i always love jacks updates puts me in a good mood
Top of your game y'al. Thanks Ryan, Alex, Kevin, Jack, Daniel, and Mary.
Awesome update team. With Mother's Day landing in the thick of all this activity you all nailed it.
Thanks Dan! And Jack, and Mary, and Chris B and every single one of the NSF team.
Thanks Dan. Thanks Jack for an in depth update as always.
Thanks Jacques and Dan ❕
Jack and NSF, y'all rock! Thanks, Dan. Peace ✌️
Thanks Dan! 👍✌️💨
Thanks Dan.
Dan is a man among men...a king among kings...Thanks, Dan!
As always... don forget.. Be excellent to each other!
Thanks Dan!
And thanks Jack and the great NSF team with these awesome videos. Highlight of my week
Thanks Dan! Thanks Jack!!
What we need is MORE "Sky Crane."
Sky crane is a seriously cool piece of equipment that I would geek out over too!
I was like, dang. He's going deep on this helicopter... i loved it. Please dont stop that. Thanks, Dan and Jack.
Thanks Dan, you're excellent!
THANKS DAN! AND JACK!
THANKS DAN!
Thanks Dan! I was geeking out on the Skycrane info.
Thanks Dan 😎🙌
Great job, Jack and team NSF
Thanks Dan! 😆
Thanks NSF team
Thanks Dan & Jack
Go into as much detail of the Sky Crane as you want 👍😉
Thanks Dan for always being excellent to Jack, even if he's not so excellent to you at times! 😆
You're a legend Dan, thanks for your hard work.
Love the sky crane. Looks like a dragon fly.
Yes a video on different types of engine testing would be great!
Excellent, Dan... You too Jack.
Thanks Dan 😁
Thanks Dan !!! 👍🏻
Ready for fly 4!
Thanks DAN ❤
I really enjoy your updates!!
I did enjoy the helicopter stats, thanks for including them!
Thanks jack and dan.
Thanks Dan 👍🚀
Thanks Dan!! And YES!! I want to hear all about the helicopter. All things Aviation and Space ALL the time!! ❤️🔥💯🙌🎊✨
Thanx Dan....You´re awesome :)
Thanks Dan,
YES!!! Test type roundup video please, if you could...
Thanks mighty Dan !!!
Thanks Jack!
THANKS Dan!
Always a good day with YOU around.
Seen BOCACHICAGAL framed with United Rentals caused a warm surge in my belly from the early years of Mary's coverage of Starbase.
excellent work guys - ships gonna happen fast now
you must do it will be amazing to see and know all the different engine test systems at star base
People ask why there is such a monstrously sized torque gauge in a skycrane,, that's so you can see it while everything is shaking at maximum torque
Thanks, DAN!! Love some SkyCopter stuff and a summary to date video would be cool.
Thanks Dan-O!
Thx Dan! Best guess for next launch date ... 4th July anyone??
14:40 I am so happy to hear that!! This means that starship can be more environmentally friendly and also more CO2 Neutral. In a world where rapid climate change is causing more and more damage due to a rise in CO2 and methane emissions, having such sequestrating systems is very important. Especially when starship will be rapidly reused.
Hello to all of the NSF crew, you guys are doing a great job keeping us up an all things space related. You were asking for ideas for future content. As a long time space enthusiast I have a decent working knowledge of how Apollo and the Shuttle worked but I am fairly new to the Space X and starship. I kinda understand the setup and engineering of Starship and the boosters but I really would like to see something on how they are put together and how it all works. I hear you all talk about this dome and that tank but seeing how it is all put together would be a big help. You guys might have already dont this and If so can you point me to it. Keep up the good work, love the commentary during a launch and I never miss a episode of Starbase Update or This week in spaceflight.
Thanks a lot
Awesome as always.Thanks Dan.
thanks dan!
thanks Dan
Yes for the test type round up video please, love your videos dude!!!
Dan rocks!!!!
Helicopter script was perfect!
I want a primer on the various test campaigns.
Also, maybe a video of maps which go through what each thing on them is. Having some good introductory, systematic material would be helpful.
Thanks Jack! 👍😎 Thanks Dan!
Thanks Dan - great update
Thanks Dan, and Jack.
Dan! Thank you
Great video Jack!
I like the helicopter as an avid av geek and space nerd. Enjoying all the videos, thanks.
Loved seeing the Sky Crane!
Great job guys! This made my monday
thanks, Dan! 😁