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This week marks a huge milestone. Yes, SpaceX Starship Breaks New Record while conducting the full stack wet dress rehearsal. Next an arguably bigger record coming with the Booster 7’s Static Fire! We have the historic first launch of the Rocket Lab Electron rocket in the United States. Ground-breaking advancements coming in nuclear thermal rocket engines. Also taking a look at the awe-inspiring Vulcan Centaur on site in Florida, and more contingency plans for the leaky Soyuz MS-22.
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Love the high quality imagery. Thanks for the effort you go to to bring these to us.
Yet another awesome episode. Thanks for doing such a thorough and slick production. I always look forward to you episodes.
I wonder if any thought has been given to using the retired starships in the Rocket Garden as scale 1:1 mockups for crew habitation. It would be a minimal outlay and visually stunning to see what ideas are in people's heads as a possible basis for further development. Would be cheaper to CAD it up, but it would be cool.
Im sure the new SpaceX tower at SLC-40 for crew launch will also accommodate the vertical load requirements for the USSF NSSL2 launch
We've enjoyed a lengthy and public chronicling of the development of Starship. How do Apollo, the N-1 and other major programs compare?
Marcus, can you do a segment on the key details of how Starship will be able to load and chill fuel off world? Will a fuel farm like Starbase be necessary?
17.4 metric tons for a reused Falcon 9?
I think the previous record was 16.7
Its impressive just how "routine" Falcon 9 launches and landings have become
60 launches last year , aiming for 100 this year
it has trully become the world's workhorse for low cost/KG access to space
Of course starship will exceed it by orders of magnitude … but even without it , Falcon 9 on its own was revolutionary and only now are other Rocket manifacturers catching up (Ariane 6, Vulcan Centaur etc…) , 7-8 years after the first Falcon 9 landing took place successfully
Space is a fraud and SpaceX and the "space industry" is all fake. Nobody is going into outer space. We woke up.
yea not all the "venting" plume seen is oxygen and methane, at those temperatures air instantly condenses, so only a small percentage of the plume would be 02 / methane, can't be bothered doing the math but I'm guessing very little was released. Looked cool though
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Those battery powered hand drills that it seems no shop can live without now were developed to work on Skylab.
Great video!
Well done, Marcus!
Thanks!
Must have battery 50-150mw/h to microwave plasma trust
Sadly it's hard to really appreciate the size of this thing since there is nothing near by of a scale we can all relate to like a car or a truck. For safety, of course. I still can't imagine how big this thing is, for the same reason.
Omg, no! NO! THERE ARE US TONS aside from having the real, universal/global standard metric tons?!?!? Oh nooo, lol, no way! What is "wrong" with you imperials!?! I've lived in Canada and UK, most of my life, and I'm still not used to inches, feet, yards and miles, don't get me going on ounces and stones! It just drives me nuts 🤪
The renders are getting so good it’s hard to know which shots are real
Venting methane into the atmosphere isn't a great idea…!
Marcus, that big Venting, was, in all likelihood, an Oxygen Vent!
I wonder what effect if any the propellant has on the heat tiles?
ya i remmber NERVA
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That's a massive methane vent. If that cloud hit any kind of ignition source or spark, it might produce a fuel-air explosion that would destroy the booster. Why don't they vent the methane out to a flare stack?
I didn't see any tiles falling off have they fixed th heat shield?
Let's push all that methane into the atmosphere to get us even more greenhouse effect 🥳🥳😅😅🤦🏿♂🤦🏿♂🤦🏿♂
why doesn't the methane from the vents get pulled into separate Reservoirs, so it doesn't enter the atmosphere?
Nuke engines will change everything for the better for deep space missions. Much of the opposition was the misconception early on that the nuke engine would be used for boost into orbit, but we may always need chemicals for that, and once there it can be of the utmost use in attaining great speed cheaply as to resources, needed for deep space missions. Hope we make good progress, soon, and it seems that it almost is worth waiting until these are operational to the point we can go to Mars, and other solar system destinations, "any time we want", and not have to wait for certain "launch windows" due to the "sluggish" nature of conventional chemical rocket boosters in space.
crew dragon is capable of safely evacuating seven passengers. the fact that an evacuation has been overlooked by NASA and ignored despite numerous suggestions should be grounds for termination from NASA. clearly this is poor planning and mismanagement.
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Don't forget about Sht tons 🙂
SHRINKAGE. FROM GIVE IT A COLD SHOWER 🥶
MORE COLE MISTER SULU ! AYE AYE CAPTAIN.
im not hard and excited. its unstacked again for reason..this mean month more for month or month after. so its 3month if all text this moment succes
Thanks
Stop saying “advancement”. It is “advance”.
If spaceX can tap into the Government Defense Cash Cow, I'm excited,
Especially if they can deliver, we heard about the future soldier project for ages,
Wold be cool to see spaceX as they ones that delivered it to reality,
while also getting the capital it needs to launch us to the final frontier!
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Nuke Rocket news: 13-15 minute mark
Do you have any idea how heavy a nuclear reactor is?!? 🤣
No way will they EVER have nuclear powered rockets.
Do you have a link to the full Resolution photo which Nic Ansuini made?
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I think nuclear engines in space are one of the most important key for traveling into space, its fuel efficiëntie, will dominate any other rocket engine!!
Exciting times
A standard US ton is 2000 pounds. A metric ton is 1000 kilograms or 1 mega gram (a unit that nobody uses). An imperial ton is about 1016 kilograms (why? Only the Crown knows), but it is just a bit more than a metric ton. A metric ton is about 1.1 Us standard tons. Hope this helps. :
By any measure, the Starship booster is mighty big.
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i don't even know metric tones can you use kilograms
Hey, non consequential correction here, but the busses seen in the beginning are just a SpaceX provided courtesy that started that day, intended for employees to get back and forth from work. Not for people to leave base for the wet dress.
Thats the mother of selfie
Newby question here: what happens to the propellant during these tests since ignition doesn’t occur? Is it recycled back into storage tanks or is there a significant amount of “wasted” material? Thanks in advance. Love your channel!