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Where is the onboard camera footage? The first flight,that was far less successful had a small amount of footage.
Better to accelerate slowly without explosives with 1g+ high after under 1 year near c half way to stars
Hg ring accelerator drive with propulsion through linear braking in tubes without loss of recoil mass Energy from cold fusion by shooting Hg in D2O and new CO2 turbine circuit with FK compressor return cooling th. Isolatable efficiency almost 100%.
Besser langsam ohne Explosivstoffe mit 1g+ hoch nach unter 1 Jahr nahe c halben Weg zu Sternen beschleunigt
Hg Ringbeschleuniger Antrieb mit Vortrieb durch lineare Abbremsung in Rōhren ohne Verlust von Rückstoßmasse Energie von kalter Fusion durch schießen von Hg in D2O und neuartigem CO2 Turbinenkreis mit FK Kompressor Rücklauf Kühlung th. isolierbar Effizienz fast 100%.
🎊 ❤🎉, one step closer to achieve great success. THANKS GOD, PLEASE BLESS YOU AND GUIDE YOU AND
SPACEX TEAM TO ACHIEVE THIS GOAL
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Thanks for the the details on this flight!
Great video SpaceRace! It was an amazing flight!!! 3rd time will be a charm and get us to Hawaii!!
The more engines, the more problems… not until 2 or 3 engines use or it will always potentially be a problem. Need 10 years to fly safely… no doubt 😅
Great job reporting guys.
Lol…so pathetic….the flight failed!!! Good data can still be collected and there were highlights and successes but overall it failed again. Can you imagine back in the 1960s if NASA cheered failing like the Musk cult does???
the booster did NOT GO WAY OF COURSE!!! IM tired of people making up stuff to make them feel important.
Rocket explodes again. Fanbois: Success!
Progressive, yes. Spectacular comes when we can get one of these ships back to the ground solid without exploding.
It's really just as incredible that the ground crews were able to destack, replace grid fin motors, and restack the rocket and do it literally overnight. Think NASA could pull that trick off? "Launch to be rescheduled. We'll announce when the reschedule will take place, in two weeks."
Between 3:02 and 3:06 in the clip you can clearly see a HUGE piece of plate steel flip upwards that nearly clipped the starship as it was lifting off. That could have damaged the pressure chamber of the fuel tank and been a colossal failure of the launch.
They wasted two good fin motors!
Hey kid this is America speak In English not KM and meters! I am glad it failed!
Hey dumbass kid the rocket was not in mid air when it exploded!
Excellent coverage & summation of this second StarShip & SuperHeavy launch. I've looked closely at the SuperHeavy RUD for any evidence the Staging Ring & pressure dome grenading first because I'd suspected that there were damages caused by the Hot Staging event. It looks like that all held up and the problem was with Raptors flaming out all on the same side at first. A Clue to fuel starvation resulting from the powered flip, maybe ? Anyways, it looks as though SpaceX's new FTS works Much better !
It's the StarShip RUD that puzzles me. There were some large bursts of gas just prior to Engine shutdown or RUD via the FTS. I was pretty excited to see all six of the SS Raptor Engines stayed lit up to the RUD event, but whatever happened is now up to SpaceX to determine & hopefully enlighten the rest of us. Better log onto X and have a look see at Elon's version.
i couldn't believe all the engines fired up
The number of those who give flack for the progress spaceX is making is staggering to me. How can so many be so willfully ignorant to the R&D process and not comprehend how far spacex has come in such a short amount of time? You can dislike the owner of a company all you want, but to deny the feits that have been made? That's just willful ignorance.
With the Starship, if you watch the LOX Gauge, you can see it starts out a tiny bit higher than the CH4 and after the first puff it starts draining faster. Most likely a LOX line broke. When the Starship noticed it couldn't make the altitude it needed it said goodbye.
thank you kool video. next time can you say KM per hour or so many feet ?
🚀🚀🚀 it would be so interesting to see the camera feeds from inside the booster 🎉
The power of physics and mathematics, imagine trying to flip a multi storey building.
Spell-check, yo: separation not seperation.
it was a failure, a thermonuclear second failure; perhaps, when one engine failed, a spotlight was turned on into the engine to make people believe that everything was working.
If they have to build a starship for every 40 miles traveled beyond the previous test before it explodes, considering the Earth-Mars distance is 140 million miles, do the math and calculate how much time it will take for this suppository (and the number that needs to be built) to be ready to get a crew on board.
Aspiring capricious dictators with spoiled and whimsical behaviors must receive lessons from adults who, with fewer computers and technological knowledge, less knowledge a bout space and less space exploration attempts, managed to send men to the moon. pathetic
I told you the rocket won’t make it to orbit and booster won’t make it back down
It's all bullshit! At those alleged speeds, there would be no plume of any gases. No initially, anyway. It would be more like a tight stream. And the booster wouldn't gradually turn. Once it's off course by a few degrees(10 or less), it would be whipped back instantaneously and disintegrate! Anybody who's ever stuck their hand out of the window of a moving car has experienced this! Now times that resistance by 50 to 100 times, or more! Even in the thinner air of such altitudes, the effect is undeniable! And what unobtanium alloy did they use to skin the thing with that could withstand the incredibly high heat generated from traveling at such incredible speeds(24,000 kph, 15,000 mph, Mach 20)? The SR-71 skin could only withstand Mach 4(that's being generous!) before heat damage was apparent!
SpaceX needs to reroute the plumbing to incorporate the fuel flow on a horizontal plane relative to the ships' position so fuel flow is uninterrupted. Another alternative is to somehow immediately repressurize the fuel system to avoid plumbing hammering from gases in undesired fuel lines
It’s clear due to this failure that the 2025 moon mission won’t happen. The first mission will be 2027 at the earliest and probably 2028. There aren’t enough flights available per year to get everything in the NASA contract complete before then.
How much did this test flight cost?
0:20 doesn't look like the future to me. Looks like a bigger version of the past, but with less success.
3:11 there was black smoke on the left side
future of space flight, HA? 🤣🤣🤣🤣 ROFLMAO… you go first. i'll watch 🤣🤦
Every time the starship is improving. This is not a failure but this is another successful step in a long journey. Great analysis of the flight! Really love the video.
This is quite amazing, to say the least 🙂