Today we saw Starship B13S31 Launching from Starbase, Bothe the booster and ship splashed down, Starship Flight 6 dobne, Up next Starship Flight 7.
Elon reacts, and gives some update about the biggest challenge for starship, and when they’re planning to send Ships to mars.
Credit: SpaceX, Elon Musk.
0:00 – Intro
0:02 – Starship B13S31 Liftoff
0:26 – Stage Separation
0:34 – Hot Staging Ring Separation
0:37 – Super Heavy Booster 13 Splashdown
0:56 – Ship 31 Splashdown
1:23 – Ship Catch, when?
1:36 – The Biggest Challenge for Starship
1:52 – Starship To Mars, when?
2:09 – Outro
Music : Corporate Music Compilation by Infraction [No Copyright Music 2019]
Excellent news!
Thank you Mr. Pink. Short & sweet. 🚀🚀🚀
Amazing it got through reentry with a reduced heat shield. No flap burn through either, apart from some toastiness of the forward flaps.
Veeery nice 😊
Nice work.
Veeeerrry nice! Good to see you again, Pink!
Thanks Pink!
No, Elon, you can’t send crews to Mars AND GET THEM BACK in 4 years.
Very nice! But I missed the huge fireball from the booster landing.
Good to hear from you again 🎉 hope u are OK, u sound bit less excited then in previous videos.
i forgot how much i used to love this channel
Veeery Nice launch!
Very very nice. Thanks Pink.
Heal well
Having a strange feeling SpaceX will ditch the rocket catching at some point and go all in for landing legs. Unless, of course, they engineer the tower's catching mechanism enough to get it to a very high level of reliability. They might have to compromise on max TTO. If both booster and ship had landing legs they could have been landed and recovered in the last 3 flights. I'm very impressed with the Raptors, they perform so reliably now.
Howdy from Temple, Texas, USA! 👋 👋 😏 👍 👍 🥰
Thanks Pink. Now we know that a probable failure to increment is on the way! Let's start lowering the Martian crater count and start filling in with new imported masses in high volume.
We could be on Mars before Artemis gets to the moon🤑…
What a great launch. Another fantastic video.
"increment the crater count" LOL
Thanks Pink. great launch and video
Another great video!
Starscrap is dead in the water. Not a popular view atm, and apparently contradicts what we are seeing. EXCEPT that starscrap has now launched 6 times, and a seventh launch is STILL going to take nothing to LEO. My bet is they will lie about 'in flight refuelling' – there is not going to be another ship launched with 7, so they CAN'T refuel. Musk has recently said the thing may take 40-50 tonnes to LEO – Saturn V and falcon heavy can both do better than that. Starscrap's BIG flaw though, is the size of the thing. It takes 1200 tones of fuel. That's 24 flights for ONE refuel plus whatever additional is needed for bleed-off and leakage. A big, tall rocket WON'T LAND ON THE MOON. Go Falcon Heavy – get rid of Musk and his silly BFR.