The SpaceX Starship space launch vehicle will launch this morning on its second test flight. Join us for LIVE coverage of the SpaceX starship launch, featuring the most powerful rocket ever built.
The launch window for the SpaceX Starship rocket will open at 1300 GMT (8am ET, 7am local time at the launch site near Boca Chica, Texas). SpaceX Starship is composed of the Super Heavy rocket booster and the Starship spacecraft. In this interactive live stream, host Steve Lookner brings you live coverage of the SpaceX Starship rocket launch, including the latest breaking news updates on the space launch, and he’ll also read your comments and questions on the air!
(Footage of the launch has been licensed from Reuters and AFP.)
(Thumbnail photos from Wikimedia Commons by Jenny Hautmann for Supercluster (left) and DimaLopatin1999 (right).)
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If youre not into spaceflight, then dont make sarcastic comments Steve, we know youre not interested in space
I thought it was phenomenal! Always success in learning from what fails! That’s how you get closer to true success! ❤
Imagine you are a real human in the starship and look back to see the booster explode LOL LIke; * O.O *
Are the people charged with recovery of the booster now in danger from falling debris?
Well, at this rate, SpaceX will reach the Moon by 2178.
Basically companies compete to develope space crafts to replace NASA design. Basically space x blue origin compete to get government contract to build for nasa
2 fails and spacex is happy. Gotta love Elon musk fan bois .
I didn't see this live. I hope those who keep up with SpaceX and Elon, like me, were kind.
What I missed it live 😢 what time was this stream in here in Cali??
Can't believe I missed this 😮…Thank you for covering this Steve
EXCELLENT STEVE
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Excellent coverage Steve! I spend a lot of time in this space (pun not intended) and you got basically all the nuances at this coverage depth. Gives me tons of confidence in your coverage of areas I don't know as well! Keep up the great work!
I'd ride that!
Thank you Steve ❤
Give musk the real tech saw nonhumans in 2012 in the broad daylight 6 ft from me and a drug tested witness
1:13: 🚀 The YouTuber plans to cover the SpaceX Starship launch, which is the second test flight of the most powerful rocket ever made.
10:32: 🚀 SpaceX shifts the second launch of Starship rocket to Saturday, which is the most powerful rocket ever to fly.
17:26: 🚀 SpaceX's Starship test flight fails to separate as planned, but a reprise mission is scheduled to attempt separation again.
27:13: 🚀 The YouTuber is excited about today's test launch and is waiting for Reuters to release the footage.
37:32: 🚀 SpaceX is preparing for a launch of the world's most powerful and tallest rocket, the fully stacked Starship.
45:33: 🚀 Excitement builds as the launch footage is anticipated.
53:26: 🚀 The primary goal of today's test is to separate the two stages of the booster and collect data for future improvements.
1:01:52: 🚀 Starship 33 Raptor successfully completes hot staging and separates from the super heavy booster on its way to space.
1:10:30: 🚀 Exciting updates on the successful milestones achieved during the mission.
1:18:41: 🚀 SpaceX embraces fiery mishaps and explosions in order to learn and develop rockets faster.
1:27:32: 💥 The SpaceX Starship self-destructed after going off course during the flight.
1:36:54: 🚀 SpaceX's test of a rocket hot separation is a significant milestone for the flight.
1:46:15: 🔔 The video discusses the importance of subscribing and turning on notifications for agenda-free news coverage.
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At least it didn't blow up before separation. But not much comfort to any astronauts if they see something like that out their rear view mirror. If any are still signed up to go. I'm going to be looking up whether they made the launch area safe this time, something the usual hyperzealous commentators in the Congregation glossed-over last launch
Thanks for the coverage, Steve! I usually watch the more nerdy channels for space stuff, but it's nice with another perspective on these events.
together we can do big things