SpaceX Starship to launch again when!? This is nuts!
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SpaceX just rocked the world with the ground breaking second integrated flight test a week ago, but since then, an absolute mountain of great information has been thrown out pretty much daily. SpaceX Starship to Launch again when!? Musk has his optimistic timelines when the hardware for flight 3 will be ready, but how true could that be? You might be surprised, because this is nuts!
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Fantastic thanks, anybody interested in an idea of mine , new toilet idea , I would love to get people talking about it . Basically Automated bagging toilet system. No water, cleaning, chemicals..open source.
7:22 As far as I remember they said last time that it was not intended to have an angle already at the start. Or maybe they changed it now? Plus I'm not sure it is much safer. Wouldn't be the plume even more pointed to the tower in this case?
Hey @MarcusHouse I am a CNC machinist and my company is working on those new Starlink bases, I have personally worked on the mold for the back covers, three times now. It's very cool to work on parts for SpaceX.
Thanks Marcus for every Sunday news upload. And thank you also for the pen discount, I just purchase two of them! For me and my daughter who got the space bug...(got it from dad 😁)
I pray for the sake of the world that SpaceX never becomes successful. The NWO GLOBALISTS don't tho
A big shoutout to @MarcusHouse for passing two big numerical milestones this week! I’m a 66 year-old space enthusiast from Florida, who can still remember the excitement of the Project Mercury launches. Nowadays, my Saturday morning would be incomplete if not for a cheery “Hey hey!” to kick off my weekend. Thank you so much for what you do! I love your little corner of the internet.
Well said!
Hey Skip ... Same great memories here of the good old days including a highly detailed model that I constructed of one of the Mercury capsules. Wish I still had it but it experienced a "Rapidly Unscheduled Destruction" due to hard play and an over active imagination fueled by whatever candy we had at hand!
You're absolutely correct that Marcus and his team do such a great job with their coverage and his endless enthusiasm for space. His "Hey Hey" greeting takes me back to the 1960's when the phrase "Excitement Guaranteed" really meant something to an eight year old kid.
Keep it coming Marcus and congrats on your viewership milestones! -- Dave L
Thank you for your comment sir my exact sentiment 🙏
My cup is overflowing with content
Hey old man! ;)
Awesome ❤
Especially appreciated the detail on the hot staging gimble angle. Could easily have been missed by the casual viewer.
@MarcusHouse congrats on reaching 500k subs. I’ve been absorbing your Saturday updates for almost 3 years and really appreciate not only your content, but your regularity. Here in the UK you ping into my notifications just after midday every Saturday. You’re as regular as clockwork. We can rely on you. Thanks for all your hard work.
Failure is fine, when you have another one to launch as soon as this licence is ready…..amazing video. Thank you, truly stunning
It's also important to take the time to analyze enough of the actual flight data to know why things may have gone wrong.
With the tempo of space flight ops increasing, summaries are where it’s at. Yours is one of the best out there. Thanks go to you and your team.
I used to wake up on Saturdays for cartoons, now it’s Marcus House update videos!
Thanks and congrats Marcus and all. This episode was two/too awesome. Watching this for a second time as usual, I thought the Starship juggling was like the magic trick with 3 inverted cups. In this case, we’re not looking for the dog treat but trying to figure which Starship has what Raptor 2s under it! Lotsa love to all ❤❤❤
@3:50 MechaZilla!!!!! nice overlay. Haha 😆
Thanks Marcus, great update! Love the details 😊
Mind blown with that launch!!
Awesome as always! Keep the updates coming 🇦🇺
This launch was not as ground breaking as the last. The first launch broke the ground a lot more.
Haha! Punny! 😂
Rock tornado flashbacks
😆
The rapid disassembly footage looks incredible. The blast gases look amazing in such an unfamiliar part of the atmosphere, the dynamics of the plume looks so unfamiliar and cool. Love it!!
it exploded
In the slo-mo footage you can see the booster buckle and change rotation speed several times after separation, in one shot it even seems to bend - but that could be shutter-roll effects.
Congratulations Marcus and team on your two milestones - I am sure there's alot of extremely hard work behind your achievements - well deserved and I look forward to many many many future episodes as you chart human history in the making
Things are definitely looking up! Cheers!
Marcus’ coverage is so insightful. Thank you for all the hard work you and your team are doing. We featured your recent coverage of starship2 launch as part of our ongoing civic science coverage. Keep up the good work!
Fall forward design process is the literally best way to progress rapidly. You learn the most in the least amount of time. Since their design is the least amount of money imaginable for rocket designs, it just makes total sense. Thank you Marcus, you're one of the best out there, sir, and thank you to the team!
Whatever the Musk says he is lying 99.99% of the time.
It may speed up the project, but every explosion is triggering a FAA review that lasts for months. Eventually once it starts flying reliably the launch cadence will speed up drastically.
Well let you be the first one to ride it 😅
I think your take is a little too broad.
Quick iterations that fail fast only make sense if the cost of the iterations don’t bankrupt you. In pure software development for example, iteration times are fast and you generally don’t consume physical resources every time you fail making iterations incredibly cheap. It would be foolish not to fail fast and put out minimum viable products. In firmware development, the firmware written is tied to the lifecycle of physical hardware, and producing hardware is not cheap so it is more difficult to “fail fast” in this scenario.
Producing rockets puts you further on the spectrum of “it’s not cheap” as each individual rocket costs millions upon millions of dollars to produce. Once you consider the fact that to get such a system working properly you need to integrate 100’s to thousands of components from many dozens of teams, and the task to get a working rocket becomes very daunting. The engineers likely do everything in their power to make sure each submodule of the system has been tested independently prior to the real deal precisely to mitigate unnecessary waste.
My point is that I think the “fail fast” mantra of spaceX should be caveated as “fail fast for rocket development”.
They have to figure out the tiles very soon.
Man it’s so refreshing seeing the sense of urgency spacex works with. Those guys are animals
The first nice summary of the launch events I have seen. Thank you. And about 8 minutes for the summary with no fluff. Double thank you.
Apparently Ship 28 had all tiles tested during application (which didn't happen previously) so they should hold up a lot better.
Thank you for your update and congratulations on reaching 500k subscribers :)
It might seem like a small thing, but thank you for giving a bar showing the duration of a sponsorship, it's a very kind gesture.
Well done @MarcusHouse and team on reaching the 500,000 subs. I like the way you promote your competition or companions to view their videos and always shout out others great work in covering this adventure that we are all so intrested in. I Always tune in every Saturday for my catch up so keep up the great work your doing 👏 👍🇮🇪🇮🇪
Huge congrats to you and your team for reaching 501K subscribers, well deserved! 👏 My favorite part of the launch was those amazing mach diamonds, a thing of beauty!
One side of the mount was burned more than the other because it took off at a slight tilt. At least, that's what I think. I have no way of proving that. It is also why I don't understand the speculation that they do that on purpose to protect the tower. That angle points the world's most powerful blowtorch closer to the tower. Not only does it burn one side of the mount but it sets one of the arms on fire for a split second. So, how does the tilt help protect anything?
I was wondering this too. Also, that side of the launch mount houses more equipment. I forget the name of that armored box on the tower side but it seems to be getting torched extra due to the tilt.
Perhaps the tilt helps prevent crashing into the tower if tower-side boosters fail to ignite or fail before clearing the tower. In that scenario, the tilt could keep the rocket headed vertically despite asymmetric thrust. That seems logical but is complete conjecture on my part.
Simple. Flame and heat can be mitigated via design. A physical crash would be disastrous.
Loved seeing the Mach diamonds in the tower recording.
Thanks Marcus and team!
Marcus, you are spoiling us!! Yet another episode! Thank you so much mate! You and your team are very much appreciated by this space fan!
What a great week for SpaceX, thanks for compling another comprehensive review.. and yes the florida live footage was stunning.. I wouldn't mind betting SpaceX would like more of that calibre footage for the next flight. Re the new dish, I'm not convinced it's due to the number of satellites, I suspect they have greater RF steering.. i.e. each antenna segment can tune over a greater phase range, which results in a wider tuning angle range, which in turn makes it much less sensitive to installation position, that's harder to design, but once done, makes all installations trivial. If it were due to higher number of satellites, the old dishes would be benefitting too, maybe they do, but I haven't heard of any alignment relaxations. (I'm a radio electronics R&D engineer)
The world will regret that they ever supported Elon musk and space x. The Globalists wont
Incredible footage. Thanks
3:33 don't wanna be that guy but
this moment makes the booster look like a star going supernova
Both stages had extreme problems and blew up. Why don't you mention the black exhaust from the booster during the launch? What was causing that?
It's soot from incomplete combustion, and it's normal
@@milandavid7223 I thought Methane produced almost no soot. There was a lot of black exhaust.
@@philipaubin4679 I've been wondering about that as well. Methalox should burn clean without any carbon rail.
They often run rocket engines fuel rich to lower the heat of combustion, though I don't know if that's what SpaceX is doing.
Thank you for the shout-out and the excellent coverage!
Congrats to MH! Your energy is unmatched!
Congrats, Marcus, on half a million subscribers! Glad even more people will experience your amazingly absorbable space news roundups!
Question: any onboard-footage from Starship released?
Could be interesting to see it in space, near orbital velocity, from its own perspective.
No cameras that I know of
There is a video showing how the upper half of the second stage keeps tumbling through the air after the explosion:
/watch?v=CTcSMh4VYow (short version)
/watch?v=PWhhWRR_sk0 (long version)
Awesome Marcus ! Mega-thanks !
Congrats Marcus, congrats SpaceX, lets go Roo'ver!
I still get blown away when I see the 33 engine exhausts merging to make one large set of Mach diamonds. That really shows how well the engines are working together to heave this titan off the pad and into history
Yeah it’s my favourite image. Multiple Mach diamonds NINE meters in diameter! Wow!
More engines also means more potential points of failure.
Smaller engines are somewhat easier to manufacture, but that does not outweigh the disadvantage of increasing possible sources of error.
@@sylviarohge4204Almost as if reinventing the wheel isn't the best way of solving difficult logistics challenges which had better solutions a lifetime ago. The cracks in our decaying education system on prime display with these ones.
Exactly! It's just as awesome as it was in 1970's!
@@sylviarohge4204 the entire purpose of more engines is for redundancy, the engines are all throttled down so if any engines do fail they can compensate
i would love to see the numbers on the boosters inertial sensors from that separation. also i wonder just quietly if angling the grid fins during separation makes the booster catch a little too much of those raptor exhausts.
Yeah that first stage swung around so fast I thought it was going to rip apart or something
@@Burnrate B7: hold my beer
Yeah it’s clear the flip needs tweaking, but that’s all it needs. I’m confident it’s not a major issue.
Great footage, dude!
Congratulations on hitting 500,000 subs!!! Many thanks for all the work you and the team do!!!
I have no idea how you don’t have several million subscribers. I’m sure they’ll come soon, great content
Some of us are clever enough to realize that you don't need to subscribe to have youtube stuff these videos in your feed.
Big week for SpaceX and Marcus House! Starship had a beautiful clean launch and successful stage separation. Major step forward for SpaceX. And House crossed over the 500K Subscriber Threshold. Congrats to House and Team. Quality production and delivery! Enjoyed House’ Guest Commentary on the flight with Spaceflight Now during the launch. Your “Little” Channel has come a long way!
RUD right?
@@jaystarr6571 Yes, it rudded, so what? It wasn't really that unexpected. Third time's the charm, Hawaii or Bust!
I think what we’re getting is a lotta spin from a good PR team. We keep on hearing about this “wonderful data collection” but each test involving this project has ended with catastrophic failures and proof that it’s just an unreliable vehicle. The booster keeps exploding and the starship itself keeps on crashing or blowing up. I think it’s time they scrapped this thing. You see how the team keeps on mechanically cheering in all the videos? That’s because they’re being told by the hire ups to cheer no matter what the outcome. Classic sales technique. If you see the footage from the control room, it’s all glum faces or people scrabbling over each other frantically to look at each others computer screens
@@sgtgiggles Get back with us when Blue Origin gets its first rocket to orbit.
@@alanhart9992 they’ve done it
Congrats Spacex and congrats Marcus, well done ! & thanx.
Another amazing update and news. Thank you for all you do.
16:30 Ship 28 has had all of its heatshield tiles suction tested (unlike ship 25), so it's heatshield tiles should hopefully fare better next flight
Thanksgiving is over, but still time to let you know I am beyond thankful for your videos and channel and yourself good sir. Thank you for the knowledge and hope the rest of the holiday season is fantastic for you and everyone who helps with the channel!
Nice compliment. Full support here.
Awesome video!!! thanks.
Roover has got to be the best idea for an Aussie rover!
I couldn't believe it during the launch and I STILL can't believe how long those flames are!!!!!
Good job. I look forward to your SpaceX coverage every week.
You will regret you ever said that. You will regret Liking Elon musk and SpaceX the NWO globalists wont tho. You're watching the stages of your cemetery process
Thanks Mark for all your hard work honestly one of the best channels on RUclips
Thanks for your comprehensive coverage and excellent videos.
You know what SpaceX could do that might be useful?
Set up a cheap, floating triangle adrift out on the Gulf of Mexico at the place where the Booster is supposed to return to. Such floating triangle having a hole in the middle that appropriately mimics the Chopsticks dimensions when the Booster returns.
That way, when the Booster is setting down upon the ocean, it could try and squeeze into the triangle and touch those grid fins on the sides of the triangle, so as to prove that the Booster could hit its grid fins on the Stage Zero like it's supposed to.
Ensuring perfect ocean conditions for either launch or landing could become very problematic. I think that is one reason SpaceX is not (?) continuing to redevelop the oil platforms for launch activities. Not to mention the logistics issues of supply and maintenance.
@@warrenjm9 the "throw away idea" of the floatie triangle wouldn't absolutely need to work out perfectly.
Just having it out there for a case where enough variables line up.
Like playing the lottery. You know you'll NEVER win. But it's absolutely certain if you NEVER play.
Lol.
@@russchadwell but think of all the little fishies they would kill!! 😂
Thanks again Marcus, look forward to your weekly update every Saturday. Glad Australia is getting a moon lander You’ll have to keep us all informed on its progress.
Now that was some stunning video!!
What a lunch can't wait for the quick progress!
I’m curious, Marcus, how many man (person) hours does it take to put together these 20 minute, smooth slices of space. Doesn’t seem there are enough hours in a week to get there with a small team, unless they are really, really talented….
They are really really talented. 👍
@@MarcusHouse Still, it is amazing!
Spacex had one hell of a year and they need StarShip 2 off for the data. I see as like car engine tuning, your not going to know how the engine/rocket behaves without tests. I'm sure test launch 3 will close to perfect as they can get. I suspect they will get to at least 5 total test flights to dial this thing in before payload tests. Go SPaceX!
Thanks Marcus for well done reporting.
Great follow up on IFT2! Thanks!
The new Starlink dish is a phased array like the old ones. If you make the dish larger you also increase the ability to steer the signal. A larger dish with no moving parts should be more reliable aside from being cheaper. Plus it can instantly change it's aim where as the old dish had to physically shift it's angle to pick up different sats. So the performance of the new dish should much higher with fewer dropouts.
Yes, it is part of the engineering maxim "never do something mechanically if you can do it electronically", metal being a lot more costly and difficult to manipulate than electrons.
so the dish I have has a phased array antenna...it literally never moves after setup. it only moves to optimize angle, then its done.@@kenoliver8913
Good to hear another test flight soon. They should name it Mateship, that would be my choice & good luck to them on a massive project. Enjoyed the show & have a lovely weekend G'day, Marcus 👍
Surely you meant Metaship 🤐 naughty
Always enjoy your show. I have seen them all. Hopefully this coming year I can help support your work. From Texas
Well done, excellent videos and info. Even the advertisements are interesting !!!
The fact that nose cone remained intact after the self destruct charges bodes well for a design of a crew-only Starship with a detachable nose or tiny B-58-style ejection capsules with individual heat shields and recovery parachutes.
I definitely think such a vehicle will be designed to meet NASA manned spacecraft requirements when SpaceX wants to launch more crew and passengers and will retire Dragon 2.
The starship is amazing - the sheer massive scale of it all - and to me, this is all a reflection of Elon's mind, a mind that thinks on massive, extended scales where almost nothing is impossible. If we think about it, none of this would be happening if there was no Elon Musk on Earth. What a unique and gifted mind!
Hilarious.
Let's be honest, because of Elon Musk, people are definitely going to end up dying when one or more of these things explodes. The guy's a lunatic these days, he's not going to care about safety given how far the project has fallen behind all his crazy promises.
cue pictures of monkey playing the symbals.
Great clips Marcus. Thank you.
Congrats for the milestone!
Yeah, no. I'm not impressed. it's still an empty ship that can't orbit.
If you think you can do better then go to space x and do it yourself, in the mean time shut up and enjoy the advancements that space x is making.
Fix the problem then
Congrats on 501k Marcus
Another great episode. Thanks for the coverage.
lol, 2Billion spent this year and they weren't even able to get into space.
SpaceX is a disaster!
So much of a disaster they have placed more than 15 times the mass into orbit than the next largest provider (CASC) in Q3. Yea! They are doing just awful aren't they Mike?
brycetech.com/reports/report-documents/Bryce_Briefing_2023_Q3.pdf
Easy to cherry pick the few things that don't go to plan and ignore the many successes sitting right there next to them.
@@MarcusHouse ah i still remember the good ol' days when back in 2017 he said that he planned to send two cargo ship to mars in 2022 as if he planned to go there with actual humans, with his shitty 2 billions $ rockets that explodes after 8 minutes, 2023 and quite literally nothing except for the explosion part 🤣🤣🤣🤣, no cherry picking here every rockets explode and he can't even get them to the moon without exploding, and you are seriously believing him to take us to mars? NASA did this in 1969 this is 2023 for fuck sake lmao he's just a hype man
Imagine celebrating exploding rockets for 10 years
Imagine a person not understanding what Space X has achieved in the past 15 years
@@mooty2450 not more than has already been done, but doing it more expensively, but then claiming you're doing it cheaper. That's a pretty nice feat to convince people of. His greatest achievement at boring and spaceX
good recognition for Scott Manley. He knows rocket stuff inside and out.!
Glad to see you crossed the 500k! Nice details and perspectives, starship is giving plenty to talk about! Thank you for sharing
I really wish only 50% of what Elon say would be true so we could fly to mars by the end of this decade but is start losing any trust in Elons promises
Why we need to fly to the Mars if we dont even build something on moon
@@user-ru6hn1dw4k because there are aliens on mars of course...
U guys are loosing trust? Well why dont you go and build rockets yourself? He even acknowledges that his timelines are crazy, but at the end of the day he gets the stuff done.
@@lukasgreisinger8286 lol, no he most certainly does not get stuff done. He makes outrageous promises then demands his staff to fulfill said promises. Let me remind you of tesla solar tiles, the lie detector test determined that was a scam. The tesla roadster, which customers had to pay up front 250,000 usd 6 or 7 years ago, that was a scam, hyperloop, that was a scam to kill any money going toward a California rail line, the Vegas loop, that was a scam. Full autonomous self-driving, that was a scam. Neurolink - also known as the monkey torture factory, that is a scam. Tesla semi, you guess it, scam. Cyber truck, which took money from investors 6 years ago and is now rolling out TEN units (I bet to tesla employees), scam. Elons blatant stock and crypto manipulation, scam. Tesla bot, which can do nothing more than walk in a straight line across a flat surface while Boston dynamics robots have been doing back flips and manual labor for a decade. Space x, the unprofitable rocket company celebrating a "reusable" rocket that constantly explodes. Oh but he makes luxury ev cars for well-off people using child slave labor in Africa. We should all kiss the ground he walks on. No thanks. Billionaires are not your friend. He does not care about you. He has no interest in helping humanity. Stop worshipping him. Do not give him your money or your time or attention
@@lukasgreisinger8286 What did he gets done? From all his promises the only thing thats actually kinda works is tesla without the fsd and maybe starlink kinda.
I really think he will get things done eventually but his numbers are always soooo far of target that its hard to belive his ´´genius``
This was the post flight analysis video I've been waiting for. Very nice work Marcus.
Congrats on 500k Marcus! You deserve it more than anyone, thank you for the amazing content each week!
Wernher von Braun would be weeping with joy at the sight of those magnificent 33 Raptor engines firing in perfect synchronization.
I learned a lot. Thank you!
Wow, just everything. Amazing. Good job Marcus. 👍
Hey hey! Congratulations, Marcus! Well deserved. Here's to the next 500,000!
@1:07 - Great content!
Great video
Can't wait for the next launch
Thank you MH + Team for the interesting upload
Great footage. Thank you!!!!!!!!
8:33 it’s ok to FAIL! Learn to fail FAIL fast! Don’t FAIL at the same thing twice!
Amazing explanation. Congratulations.
Staggering views and you guys deserve every one of them! Keep up the incredible work Marcus House team!
Great success with your channel! You deserve it all!
Marcus is a standard part of my saturday morning
You do top notch work Marcus!!
the flight was so amazing, i'm so excited for third flight.
Congrats to 500k!
And both pictures on your wall at 5:25 are in my desktop wallpaper folder ;)
Well done on reaching your milestone Marcus.
Great episode Marcus and team 👍
Congratulations Marcus for passing 500K subs! Excellent content always guaranteed ❤