Looks like Starship broke in 2 pieces. Is that what you see? You can see flames coming from the mid section of the ship as if it were sliced in half. The angles on the body of the ship also seem to be indicating the vehicle broke up in 2 pieces.
@@SazzbinnSmutzby the time the vehicle is landing the ship has basically no propellant left, the amount of risiduals is tiny and nothing, and most importantly not "toxic"
That's intentional, they used to cut off one engine when they were doing low altitude test flights too, so that the thrust to weight ratio isn't too high
I don't understand why Space X don't land on a solid surface so they can examine the ship itself and reuse it. Seems like a waste of money not to mention more unwanted trash/pollution in our oceans. I'm all for space exploration but common sense should be used.
Bro you don't have an idea on how rockets work do you? Rewatch IFT5 please. And also, it landed perfectly! You just too dümb to see that it lands on water. I challenge you to let an empty bottle stand upright in water. I bet it will tip over. What happens when a 50 meter rocket tips over? It explodes, and yes that is exactly what is supposed to happen. Oh and btw, its not a waste of money. Your argument is taxpayers, well Starship got funded less than 6B dollar (boing got funded way more and didn't achieve anything). But Elon musk paid 10B+ dollars in taxes! So basically he paid his own rockets. So next time educate yourself, thanks in advance.
Bro you don't have an idea on how rockets work do you? Rewatch IFT5 please. And also, it landed perfectly! You just too dümb to see that it lands on water. I challenge you to let an empty bottle stand upright in water. I bet it will tip over. What happens when a 50 meter rocket tips over? It explodes, and yes that is exactly what is supposed to happen. Oh and btw, its not a waste of money. Your argument is taxpayers, well Starship got funded less than 6B dollar (boing got funded way more and didn't achieve anything). But Elon musk paid 10B+ dollars in taxes! So basically he paid his own rockets. So next time educate yourself, thanks in advance.
Bro you don't have an idea on how rockets work do you? Rewatch IFT5 please. And also, it landed perfectly! You just too dümb to see that it lands on water. I challenge you to let an empty bottle stand upright in water. I bet it will tip over. What happens when a 50 meter rocket tips over? It explodes, and yes that is exactly what is supposed to happen. Oh and btw, its not a waste of money. Your argument is taxpayers, well Starship got funded less than 6B dollar (boing got funded way more and didn't achieve anything). But Elon musk paid 10B+ dollars in taxes! So basically he paid his own rockets. So next time educate yourself, thanks in advance.
They got a lot of data from the tests they did on the way, so that in some more flights they should be able to land it properly and also enter low earth orbit
Bro you don't have an idea on how rockets work do you? Rewatch IFT5 please. And also, it landed perfectly! You just too dümb to see that it lands on water. I challenge you to let an empty bottle stand upright in water. I bet it will tip over. What happens when a 50 meter rocket tips over? It explodes, and yes that is exactly what is supposed to happen. Oh and btw, its not a waste of money. Your argument is taxpayers, well Starship got funded less than 6B dollar (boing got funded way more and didn't achieve anything). But Elon musk paid 10B+ dollars in taxes! So basically he paid his own rockets. So next time educate yourself, thanks in advance. ( Dropping in sea only 3 times so far btw)
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Starship launch and Super Heavy landing, 19 November 2024 ruclips.net/video/fnJGVPVMmeU/видео.html
Seeing as they had air assets or a crewed boat, i bet we're gonna get some nifty reentry angles on the official recap. Go SpaceX!
I already can't wait for flight 7!
with the new cabinet in place this might as well happen in under 4 weeks
Yes indeed more toxic fuel into the ocean
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@@SazzbinnSmutzMethane and Oxygen? What do you mean toxic?
@KerbalsandWackMacs Methane traps more heat per molecule in the atmosphere than carbon dioxide making it 80 times more harmful.
Woah I came back watching the starship after watching the prototypes years ago and I think this is the future now
Starship's most gentle landing yet. Won't be long till they snag it with a tower now.
What do you mean? They did that a month ago
@@legend3061 that was the booster and not the ship.
@@legend3061 Starship I mean, not the booster.
Looks like Starship broke in 2 pieces. Is that what you see? You can see flames coming from the mid section of the ship as if it were sliced in half. The angles on the body of the ship also seem to be indicating the vehicle broke up in 2 pieces.
It did catch on fire. This wasn't a test where they intended to recover the rocket, just a test in a long series of them
@@regthedroid9533so this was done on purpose? I thought it malfunctioned
@@Chrisknows859 It did malfunction, it's just the point of the test wasn't recovering the rocket. They were testing it's landing abilities
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Another important milestone for SpaceX Team...Great Work!!!
That was nice 😮
is the banana ok?
But, were any sharks injured??
No
What a show SpaceX put on!! Amazing work!!
@@krist6074 yes indeed all that toxic fuel dumped into the ocean!!
@@SazzbinnSmutzby the time the vehicle is landing the ship has basically no propellant left, the amount of risiduals is tiny and nothing, and most importantly not "toxic"
Is this starship already using the new crazy minimal engines?
Why didn’t they show the massive explosion?
Did they lose that third engine toward the end or is that intentional?
Yes
That's intentional, they used to cut off one engine when they were doing low altitude test flights too, so that the thrust to weight ratio isn't too high
Can the capsule land on ground instead of splashing down at the sea?
Eventually
It will soon. On earth it will be snagged by the towers just like the booster was. On Mars it's supposed to land on it's own landing legs.
NASA pays SpaceX to land it on the Moon .
Did it land close to Diego Garcia?
Probably
This is the first time I've seen it actually land both booster and capsule. Gonna be pretty amazing if they can perfect the landings soon.
Uh..... search for space x booster catch...
@2:44 this is a landing ?
@2:07 that's landing
@@Wobi_01I see no land...
@@vascoribeiro69 wait for flight 7
@@Wobi_01 no is not. Is a scubadiving
Well I dare u to try to let an empty bottle stay upright in water.
Thank you for the highlights without the myopic hero worship.
This was a teams win.
I thought they were going to catch it? Why did it land in the water?
They were supposed to catch the booster, not the ship.
but they didn't catch either this time.
Starship was planned to splashdown, Super Heavy was supposed to be caught. ruclips.net/video/fnJGVPVMmeU/видео.html
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I think later versions will land on a barge like Falcon 9 first stage
@@SciNewsRoWhy was this a splashdown and the others were on land?
How SpaceX get starship 6 landing footage in Indian Ocean
From Texas with love, the most expensive shitshow ever.
we have a lot of space trashes floating up there, amazing how those debris bumps into the rocket.
It's not space debris, just pieces of ice from the rocket itself
Bet that water gets hot, FAST!!!
Amazing every time 🎉❤🎉
It's like, uuuuuhhhh, a space shuttle!
WHAT! DIDN'T RESCUE TEAM COME FOR BANANA?😢
They're killing the fish!
Nah, this is a new home for marine life to hide from big predators
Wow!
China ready to collect on behalf of Space X 😂
What happened!!
So cool
Objective confirm
Wow! They drowned another rocket in the ocean! Was it their aim?
Yes. They planned to land it once again in the Indian ocean, but this time during the day.
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And this is a big deal why?
These things have been blowing up for at least 3 years now on attempted landings. Freaking waste of money and foolish rocket ship ambition
@deanportman1832 If humanity's evolution depended on people like you, we'd certainly still be using sticks and stones.
@@Wobi_01Yep, absolute Debby downers especially when it costed less.
idiot
People like you are just sad sorry
@deanportman1832
Whats your favourite flavour crayon?
I don't understand why Space X don't land on a solid surface so they can examine the ship itself and reuse it. Seems like a waste of money not to mention more unwanted trash/pollution in our oceans. I'm all for space exploration but common sense should be used.
They would if they could.
😒
Look like it crashed and burned
It did exactly what they intended it too do. Watch the full stream and you’ll understand what’s happening and why it landed in the Indian ocean
I haven't seen it land before after re entry. This is actually the first. I think they'll be able to perfect it fairly soon
@@Itzfunk05exactly, they are smart and they know what is best...
Bro you don't have an idea on how rockets work do you? Rewatch IFT5 please. And also, it landed perfectly! You just too dümb to see that it lands on water. I challenge you to let an empty bottle stand upright in water. I bet it will tip over. What happens when a 50 meter rocket tips over? It explodes, and yes that is exactly what is supposed to happen.
Oh and btw, its not a waste of money. Your argument is taxpayers, well Starship got funded less than 6B dollar (boing got funded way more and didn't achieve anything). But Elon musk paid 10B+ dollars in taxes! So basically he paid his own rockets. So next time educate yourself, thanks in advance.
Failure.
You mean your ability to research before making yourself a clown?
Bro you don't have an idea on how rockets work do you? Rewatch IFT5 please. And also, it landed perfectly! You just too dümb to see that it lands on water. I challenge you to let an empty bottle stand upright in water. I bet it will tip over. What happens when a 50 meter rocket tips over? It explodes, and yes that is exactly what is supposed to happen.
Oh and btw, its not a waste of money. Your argument is taxpayers, well Starship got funded less than 6B dollar (boing got funded way more and didn't achieve anything). But Elon musk paid 10B+ dollars in taxes! So basically he paid his own rockets. So next time educate yourself, thanks in advance.
Crap.
Bro you don't have an idea on how rockets work do you? Rewatch IFT5 please. And also, it landed perfectly! You just too dümb to see that it lands on water. I challenge you to let an empty bottle stand upright in water. I bet it will tip over. What happens when a 50 meter rocket tips over? It explodes, and yes that is exactly what is supposed to happen.
Oh and btw, its not a waste of money. Your argument is taxpayers, well Starship got funded less than 6B dollar (boing got funded way more and didn't achieve anything). But Elon musk paid 10B+ dollars in taxes! So basically he paid his own rockets. So next time educate yourself, thanks in advance.
I hope those tests become successful,we dropping money in to the sea for the 6th time, that's not so "amazing"😅
A technological development boom is big money is it not?
The concept is so advanced, and has so many point failures, that would be a miracle to make all as planned.
They got a lot of data from the tests they did on the way, so that in some more flights they should be able to land it properly and also enter low earth orbit
Bro you don't have an idea on how rockets work do you? Rewatch IFT5 please. And also, it landed perfectly! You just too dümb to see that it lands on water. I challenge you to let an empty bottle stand upright in water. I bet it will tip over. What happens when a 50 meter rocket tips over? It explodes, and yes that is exactly what is supposed to happen.
Oh and btw, its not a waste of money. Your argument is taxpayers, well Starship got funded less than 6B dollar (boing got funded way more and didn't achieve anything). But Elon musk paid 10B+ dollars in taxes! So basically he paid his own rockets. So next time educate yourself, thanks in advance.
( Dropping in sea only 3 times so far btw)