Full-pressure Starship Deluge Test

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Full-pressure for the first time, SpaceX tests the new water deluge system underneath the Starship orbital launch pad. This is an important demonstration ahead of the next starship test flight.
Incredible audio capture by Andrew Keating ( / andrewkosmicp . Video by Ryan Chylinski ( / considercosmos )
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Music: Flower Duet (Lakmé) by the Jerusalem Symphony Orchestra (licensed)
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@AlienVibesss Год назад

The music as that little piece of trash floats around made me laugh weridly hard.

@FrozenOxy101 Год назад

That's Cosmic Perspective's American Beauty moment.

@johndoepker7126 Год назад

I saw you comment before I jus before the video played, an was a bit puzzled....then I seen it.....I bout choked to death on my coffee!!! 🤣

@jaeluatl Год назад

Yes, I agree at that point they instantly earned a thumbs up

@CSIStarbase Год назад

Lmaooooo that music was so perfectly well timed it had my laughing immediately. Excellent footage Ryan! Thank you for this.

@mikewallace8087 Год назад

From what opera was that from ??? What were the words in English ?

@khaledghannoum5908 Год назад

the music choice for the slow was perfect, great camera work on your behalf.

@bideford7099 Год назад

Excellent video capture! Thank you Andrew.

@CSIStarbase Год назад

Andrew is the audio engineer. I believe this was filmed by Ryan

@basveltink1001 Год назад

Thought I was watching an official SpaceX video! Awesome shots and amazing video

@BlackCeII Год назад

I'm sure I wasn'tt the only one who was super disappointed when the pad was blown apart, Elon even publicly talked about how that was probably a mistake to not reinforce before testing. But look how fast they have turned it around. I think this has a real chance of entirely protecting the pad. Let's hope. Great video, the music was perfect

@kovacs88 Год назад

I was really disappointed too. I don't think Elon expected such large chunks to be hitting the engines.

@TheEvilmooseofdoom Год назад

@@kovacs88 Nothing hit the engines.

@hatchedcoast7495 Год назад

Well luckily most of the critical infrastructure was pretty fine, the only significant damage was the concrete and the stuff it flew into. Its now fixed with a new deluge but we have to wait till the static fire and launch before seeing if it works.

@kovacs88 Год назад

@@TheEvilmooseofdoom Yes it did, that's why 3 engines shutdown almost immediately. It only takes a second to google something before you make a false statement.

@userPrehistoricman Год назад

@@kovacs88 Cite your source. Elon said on Spaces that they had no evidence that the flight was impacted by the failure of the pad/foundation.

@JacksonBLee Год назад

Love the slo-mo!

@N0Negatives Год назад

From rocket bidet to water ballet.

@59seank Год назад

Thanks Andrew. I really enjoyed that -- the slow mo and music was a nice touch!

@offdagrid877 Год назад

Fantastic video especially the slow mo, loved the music

@JoshuaR.Collins Год назад

amazing footage as always,

@CosmicPerspective Год назад

Thanks for watching

@astronautnr7 Год назад

That is some power right there!

@JH-ld7sn Год назад

Love your videos!

@maximopadula4787 Год назад

Impressive as always

@HendrikEbber Год назад

Dang. That is Fantastic!

@co5mic501 Год назад

Almost there... Thanks!

@K-FOREST_Original 11 месяцев назад

Hello? it's Friday again this week. What a fast time/month. Here in Korea/Seoul, we've been experiencing sub-zero temperatures since yesterday. The leaves aren't turning yet, but it's definitely fall. I hope the rest of the week brings you good health and good things. And I'll always support your beautiful/fascinating activities.

@EdoardoGiammarino Год назад

Amazing work and wonderful video! Now I'll watch it...🚀❤️😂

@orogenicman Год назад

🤯 magnificent

@theredstonehive Год назад

Excellent

@chrismartin2001AD Год назад

just beautiful

@witchdoctor6502 Год назад

Let's see if this works... great video

@benetedmunds Год назад

Power Shower!

@brody6561 Год назад

Just awesome….. You guys always hit different… Thanks!!

@grill419 Год назад

0:40 rip birdies 😔

@KeepItReal2024 Год назад

Great work📷🥇🚿🚀🚿

@gruffyddgozali Год назад

So cool

@onedaystrangerenough Год назад

Incredible photography as usual, immeasurable 😎

@CosmicPerspective Год назад

Many thanks!

@roykale9141 5 месяцев назад

you are the best!

@SDesigns2023 Год назад

Pretty sure Starship going to penetrate that little area there in the middle with its super Thrust!

@bongi6811 Год назад

That spot still has water inside the plate which is the important part since the water outside doesn't matter for cooling since it will boil almost immediately as the engines fire at it.

@Bluswede Год назад

Bravo!...encore!

@diraziz396 Год назад

Great

@stephansehlke1510 Год назад

how cool is that!?

@captaindaedalus1 Год назад

I'd like to know your state of mind when editing this video, because it seems to me you were displaying a wonderful sense of humor. Is it just me taking it the wrong way in thinking this was funny? Either way, I love everything you publish.

@xav1954 Год назад

that feeling when you've been holding it the entire class

@lexxbodylev 5 месяцев назад

Hi, why aren't you posting new videos? Really miss that piece of art!

@medennis3467 Год назад

Isn’t that the same opera Andy Dufrane played to the yard in Shawshank Redemption? I’m convinced you are the yankee cousin of the Slow Mo Guys!

@LisaBowers Год назад

At first, I thought so too, but the Shawshank song is "Sull'aria" from Mozart's "The Marriage of Figaro." This song is "Flower Duet (Lakmé)" by the Jerusalem Symphony Orchestra. The music chosen for this video was perfect. 😙🤌

@medennis3467 Год назад

@@LisaBowers Very nice research work! I can nearly google Shawshank😂🤣

@sherdawg Год назад

0:28 water jets powered by Subaru's STI? 😳

@donsmith717 Год назад

Stupendously swell.

@gabrielvaldez6877 Год назад

Hermoso

@pacoperez2201 Год назад

Precioso precioso precioso

@mozellagi Год назад

Nothing mundane about the deluge test, but the juxtaposition of the music and now famous scrap of paper is exquisite…

@ZeroSpawn Год назад

Those birds got smashed 🤘

@magiicbeans6405 Год назад

Poor birds lol 0:40

@antonybastin3432 Год назад

👍

@novembern939nn5 Год назад

Where were these views for the OFT 😭😭

@sonicsupersam7793 6 месяцев назад

still waiting for ift-2

@fabrb26 Год назад

It's going to smoke like a freight train

@kiwigurn Год назад

❤

@desmond-hawkins Год назад

Beautiful shots! But doesn't it seem like a small amount of water compared to other deluge systems? NASA's water deluge system dumps about 300k gallons in 40 seconds or so during launch, and that's for less powerful rockets. It's hard to tell how much is being used here, and maybe NASA's system _looks_ more impressive shooting up to 100 feet in the air. It'll be interesting to see what numbers SpaceX releases for it.

@rubikmonat6589 Год назад

It''ll be synchronised to the engine startup. They cut it short (see the pressure release in the background), and it barely held at peak flow, I expect they'd allow the gas to follow the water out in a full activation. The thrust to weight ratio will be much higher and the ship will be off the pad in much less time than before. I'm not too concerned myself, it seems like a lot more precision system.

@seasickrhino8926 Год назад

@@rubikmonat6589to add, the tank farm for this system is not complete; at least one additional water tank is known to be used for the farm but was not installed for this test. This was a full pressure test, but not a full operations test. That will likely wait for a SF or WDR.

@TheEvilmooseofdoom Год назад

'Seem' is meaningless we have no idea how much water flowed and until we do all you can do is guess and that's folly since it's hard to keep the scale of the thing clear at times.

@bongi6811 Год назад

According to Zack from CSI Starbase, the water volume is currently about 64% of the deluge system at the SLS launchpad 39B and will soon be upgraded to about 82% since there is still an empty spot for another water tank which is currently being transported to Starbase. It's also important to keep in mind that this isn't just a deluge system and actually more like an actively cooled blast diverter which likely requires less water than a full deluge system would.

@desmond-hawkins Год назад

@@bongi6811 Thanks for commenting with actual numbers! 82% is pretty good. Also very good point about the way this water is used, to cool the plate rather than to be dumped straight into the path of the exhaust. Now how well this steel plate deal with the blast remains to be seen, it'll be interesting to see how the next attempt goes.

@ericbourque6389 Год назад

Is it salt water or did they have to use clean water for this?

@TheEvilmooseofdoom Год назад

Fresh.

@RocketPal 10 месяцев назад

Saltwater causes corrosion.

@Fanch- Год назад

Suddenly Lakme and Malika.

@The_dislike_guy Год назад

Id love to know how many thousand hp of pump they have there just for that deluge system

@TheEvilmooseofdoom Год назад

I believe it's largely driven by high pressure gas.

@InfinitiesLoop Год назад

I shall sing this in the shower from now on

@johndoepker7126 Год назад

Destin would not approve...its not laminar flow....however, Gav an Dan, well they felt their phantoms move....🤣

@bryano7057 4 месяца назад

World's largest bird bath.

@prof_hu Год назад

Behold the booster bidet, now in slo-mo and with classical music!

@eahughey Год назад

Starship will probably damage the water pumps

@TheEvilmooseofdoom Год назад

I don't think they're using pumps, but high pressure gas.

@RocketPal 10 месяцев назад

There are no water pumps there.

@shellybellykitty Год назад

Why is SpaceX so against making a trench... I don't get it. Can someone please explain to me why they are willing to risk yet another blow out failure instead of making a trench?

@59seank Год назад

I don't think they're against making a trench. They use trenches for all the Falcon 9 launches. The water table at Boca Chica is very high, so simply digging a trench would not work. SpaceX is in a hurry.

@damo87araimo Год назад

Minimum 3 years to build a trench, and that's if it ever gets approval. A trench is not an option, this is the only way.

@seasickrhino8926 Год назад

@@damo87araimoto add to this, the booster is supposed to support multiple flight/day in the future, so removing it for inspections is suboptimal. It’s easier to have a flat pad from which you can easily move systems around on without the more irritating and complexity of having a massive hole out the bottom. Accessing the booster for a quick inspection will be much easier with this system.

@TheEvilmooseofdoom Год назад

They don't need a trench, the whole point of a trench is to give clearance under a rocket for a diverter. They raised the table rather than dig. The part they skipped the first time was a diverter. This call for a 'trench' is meaningless.

@damo87araimo Год назад

@@seasickrhino8926 thanks

@TURIECFOTO Год назад

poor birds... only sociopats can do this

@TheEvilmooseofdoom Год назад

Don't be a half wit.

@richardnew1215 Год назад

Don't need the operatic stuff.

@atanasapostolov2731 Год назад

The birds got obliterated 😬

@mikewallace8087 Год назад

It would be easy to sound a horn to scare them out of the area.

@seasickrhino8926 Год назад

@@mikewallace8087they usually have loud enough alarms to scare them. These birds are also far closer to the camera than the pad. Otherwise they would be half the size of a person… which (to my knowledge) doesn’t happen in Boca Chica.

@seasickrhino8926 Год назад

I don’t think they did; the scale of the birds is too far off for them to be at the splash zone of the pad. If they were, the birds would be ~3 feet tall when standing. I’m no biologist, but I don’t think Boca Chica is home to the world’s tallest birds.

@atanasapostolov2731 Год назад

Nah the birds deffinetely got obliterated. Take a look at the very first bird that we see flying. It flies behind the leg of the mount so its deffinetely not closer to the camera. Also if you take closer look you can see a bird stood on the guard rail of the mount. When the water errupts it tries to fly off but its too late. Scale seems weird because its very zoomed in but they were deffinetely right on the mount otherwise they couldnt be stood on it, or flying behind its legs

@atanasapostolov2731 Год назад

@@seasickrhino8926actually there is even 2 birds stood on the mount if you look closer not just one, both try to fly off but both couldnt make it in time