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Just Happened! Elon Musk Declared This After INSPECTED Starship Booster. Flight 6 Closer...
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Just Happened! Elon Musk Declared This After INSPECTED Starship Booster. Flight 6 Closer...
The success of Flight 5 is undeniable, and one moment, in particular, stands out-the recovery of Super Heavy by Chopstick. This feat marks the most significant achievement of the mission and sets a new standard for future flights. But now, the big question is: What comes next?
Are there any issues with Super Heavy or Stage 0? And how might this impact future plans, such as the Flight 6 schedule?
Well, SpaceX and Elon Musk have shared an important update following the inspection of Starship Booster 12. The results are promising and pave the way for a bright future ahead.
Let’s dive into these updates in today’s episode of Great SpaceX!
Just Happened! Elon Musk Declared This After INSPECTED Starship Booster. Flight 6 Closer...
As we all know, after seven minutes of operation, Super Heavy B12 was successfully caught by the Mechazilla Arm, marking an incredible milestone for SpaceX and the aerospace industry. This achievement has opened new doors for the future of reusable rockets.
Approximately two hours and 38 minutes after liftoff, Chopstick began lowering the Booster back to the Orbital Launch Mount (OLM). The process was swift, and after just three hours, Booster B12 appeared to be securely placed on the OLM. Another update came eight hours post-launch, confirming that the Booster Quick Disconnect (QD) was successfully connected to B12. SpaceX will likely lift the Booster onto a transport stand next, allowing it to return to the Production Site. The transport stand had already been rolled out to the Launch Site, signaling SpaceX's rapid efforts toward rocket reuse.
Just Happened! Elon Musk Declared This After INSPECTED Starship Booster. Flight 6 Closer...
Meanwhile, the systems beneath the rocket, such as the OLM and water deluge system, appeared to have emerged unscathed. There were no reports of damage to the Ship's QD, despite the noticeable flames when the Booster passed through the middle of Chopstick. These promising updates confirm that both the Super Heavy Booster and the Launch Pad remain in excellent condition after the flight-a conclusion confirmed by both Elon Musk and SpaceX.
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@davidsusak6120 7 часов назад

I am not sure if this is true but there reportedly were several roaches killed during the launch. The FAA is considering requiring a thorough environmental review.

@angusrock1563 14 минут назад

@@davidsusak6120 😂😂😂😂😂

@alanblasczyk1779 6 часов назад

No matter what, this has to be the most amazing thing I have ever seen. 67 year old mech eng. and I am amazed. Thanks Elon and SpaceX, well done !

@lestagez 5 часов назад

i was amazed, but can you explain why this is so much better than a normal space x launch or a launch by nasa? sorry for my ignorance

@stevenkapela6236 53 минуты назад

I was there, OMG what a show !!

@williamdrake2315 9 часов назад

If Nasa/Boeing was doing this it would take them 4-5 years between flights if not longer! Amazing to watch them catch the booster.

@MrSmithwayne 9 часов назад

Who wants to work for NASA anymore, unless your whole retirement is in them then fine but if your a young man / women why the hell would you not want to work for SpaceX

@colonbina1 9 часов назад

Agree

@leschortos9196 9 часов назад

If blue did it more like 10 years.

@recoilrob324 8 часов назад

@@MrSmithwayne You can work for NASA if you're 'woke' and spend your entire career there while if you go to SpaceX they're going to demand that you be able to do the job! No DEI hires clogging up the works at SpaceX which is why so many people seem to be hating on them.

@randywise5241 8 часов назад

That landing was one of the most awesome things I have ever seen. Hope to see many done even better in the future.

@colonbina1 8 часов назад

Agree ♥️

@Pillers24 9 часов назад

Невероятная точность приземления первых ступеней на морскую платформу казалась чудом, но Маск сумел настолько приручить чудеса, что вот огромный цилиндр прибывает своим ходом по своему же инверсионному следу, и точно попадает в объятия мехазиллы! Никакая человеческая реакция не смогла бы так точно сориентировать потоки реактивных струй, чтобы в наклонном положении удержать равновесие, подвести цилиндр к башне и не задеть саму эту башню! А вторая ступень управляемо планировала, не меняя высот, снижая скорость в атмосфере. Наконец сработали крылышки, предусмотренные инженерами как раз для этой цели!

@stevewright201 4 часа назад

I have seen the Apollo series but this was just something else l sat there saying yes yes it was having my best birthday present to date well done to all at Space X

@NOM-X 50 минут назад

It also has to do with fuel burn off like ULA. Also, they call it "Integrated Flight TEST," for a reason. That mission was a success. It's X, they only get better with age. You can only be happy for them. They just gimbled a 200+ booster between two bus size arms. And, they made history AGAIN! Thanks for the episode. -NOM

@joncsoriano5163 10 часов назад

One small catch for mechazzila, One giant step towards Mars. LETSGOOO SPACEX!!!

@colonbina1 9 часов назад

New idiom

@joncsoriano5163 10 часов назад

What a feat!!! So amazed by everyone on Spacex. Great minds working together.

@colonbina1 9 часов назад

Great comment 👍

@jasonvoorhes8551 3 часа назад

Flight 6 and 7 this year . Elon should be in charge of NASA maybe then they will get their shit together and we might actually make the goals they currently keep missing by leaps and bounds

@KubaBublandzki 3 часа назад

Cough ** mars by 2022 ** Cough

@angusrock1563 12 минут назад

@@KubaBublandzki cough return astronauts safely in Starliner cough cough 😂😂😡😡🤡🤡🤡

@MrGoesBoom 8 часов назад

A 1 hour turn around then reuse sounds ridiculous...but then so did the idea of catching the booster. And before that the idea of reusable rockets at all. Maybe they'll get there, maybe they won't. The higher they aim the further they're gonna get though. Just being able to have this sucker come back to the launch site and catching it is a massive achievement

@glennbayley5863 9 часов назад

Flight six this year fantastic. Go space X.🎉

@colonbina1 9 часов назад

🚀🚀🚀

@briangman3 8 часов назад

The FAA is relieved ! No crash no paper work!

@paulreinicke6366 8 часов назад

I’m sure the FAA will find something to complain about, maybe the warped nozzles or the water deluge system contaminating the wetlands. FAA and Boeing look a little silly.

@angelarch5352 8 часов назад

Such great news, glad that the FAA will back off this time!

@colonbina1 8 часов назад

♥️♥️♥️

@MarkHidden 6 часов назад

flight 6 is reasonable.

@madelineremy5128 4 часа назад

Flight 6 this year, I was amazed to see , Starship 5 test flight. Thank you , SpaceX CEO and SpaceX team great work ❤😂🎉

@stevewolfbrandt4932 10 часов назад

Thank God for a little good news.

@colonbina1 10 часов назад

Thanks for your great comment. Keep following and discussing on our channel ☺️

@velchuck 7 часов назад

Will Haven be capable of a spin for artificial gravity? That would extend the visits of personnel. Hope so!

@paulstubbs7678 7 часов назад

Probably not, as the big point of going science up there is zero gravity. However an add on accommodation module with a rotating section might work, although the interface, an air tight 'bearing' will be a challenge.

@Richard-f4b4r 7 часов назад

I don't know the itinerary, but I look forward to the rescue of those astronauts! After that, it would be amazing to watch two starships attach and separate testing a refueling! I watched the Apollo program on television when I was in elementary school and I'm just as amazed now with these achievements!

@Richard-f4b4r 7 часов назад

What an amazing achievement! Congratulations to all!!

@colonbina1 7 часов назад

🎉🎉🎉

@keepernod2888 2 часа назад

I'm certain that FAA will find something to complain about, and flight 6 will be delayed.

@theodorejackson7760 8 часов назад

Bravo SpaceX!! A little off-topic, but... is anyone else thoroughly sick of RU-vid and its endless commercials? It's getting just like CNN - approximately half the time, if you turn it on, you'll hit a block of commercials.

@colonbina1 7 часов назад

That's why they is apart from the rest

@evilelf5967 7 часов назад

i use ghostery and privacy badger in my firefox browser,no ads here.

@PeeTree-bx6lp 6 часов назад

I have youtube premium

@quoniam426 8 часов назад

To catch both elements, they must have two towers able to do that (for security reasons). Plus, they should test the new flap design without a catch attempt once to ensure the new design gives the appropriate results, imo.

@stuartgray5877 6 часов назад

I want to know: what parts were GLOWING RED HOT during descent? That was NOT the nozzles. It almost looked like the blankets protecting the engines.

@golanheights9000 6 часов назад

Obviously, it was, and everyone said that, and everyone has talked about it.

@Vindictus67 5 часов назад

Also check the long range shot of the booster just before the landing burn, when it was in free fall. The booster end of the rocket clearly had a dull red glow, on the outside of the skin, near the engines...

@Hungary_0987 5 часов назад

@@golanheights9000it was the blanket?

@stuartgray5877 5 часов назад

@@golanheights9000 - "Obviously, it was" Obviously, it was WHAT? What I am talking about was NOT the nozzles.

@jamesogden7756 5 часов назад

Wait for Starbase CSI to drop their notes. 😅

@daviddombrowski240 7 часов назад

Flight 6 this year!

@colonbina1 7 часов назад

♥️♥️♥️

@artfxl5 5 часов назад

Flight 6 this year.

@kevinbissett293 9 часов назад

Good Morning, Kev, What a trip. I wish I could have been in the room with the team. From the success of the launch and finale. I love to see happy successful people. And see SpaceX defy all odds. He literally did the impossible. They all have to be proud of what they have done. This is a true expression of the leadership. Everybody that worked on it was there. You never saw that kind of excitement when Starliner launched. Also the people the media showed was fat bureaucrats is suits. There wasn't one person that really worked on the Starliner. Everyone in the SpaceX building area were people that actually worked on project. From the machine shop to the office. That is a True testament of Elon Musk's leadership. Go SpaceX. Great Update, Kev. Have a Great Day.

@colonbina1 9 часов назад

Great comment. Have a nice day ☺️

@johnderfler5183 3 часа назад

Like to see 2 chop sticks, one to catch the booster, and one to catch the rocket. Take off and land in the same place.

@paulvalenti4211 4 часа назад

i would like 6 and 7 this year

@michaelawetter2779 5 часов назад

Let's GO, Flight 6 next month !!!!

@charleslaine 8 часов назад

I hope they give us more info on the state of Starship's heat shield. It still had burnthrough at least one flap and also there seemed to be a lot of ablation while it in max stress on reentry. I didn't expect to see all those yellow sparks.

@rogerphelps9939 7 часов назад

Yes. all of this jubilation does not hide the fact that this effort is a long way from being usesble.

@dennyoconnor8680 7 часов назад

I suspect that Elon will find fixing the reentry heating of the booster engines to be a bit lass than easy. One fix might be an ablative shield on the hot stage end and let that lead the reentry until the last minute and then flip. Or heat tiles on one side and belly flop it. Or an ablative drogue to slow it down faster. Or an inflatable ballute. None of which are easy.

@JimmyRussell-c2s 7 часов назад

Smart thinking

@PeeTree-bx6lp 6 часов назад

Or just do a boost back

@RickNeedham 4 часа назад

Not much said about Starship on flight 5. One flap/fin appeared to sustain some slight burn through damage. What has SpaceX said about Starship's return before splashdown?

@billparker244 4 часа назад

They better start building Starship sized satellites and habitation modules!

@ninehundreddollarluxuryyac5958 7 часов назад

They need a catch/launch tower at the southern tip of Madagascar or northern tip of Australia. Someplace launch and return can both happen over water. They need a peninsula or island because return will come from the opposite direction as launch.

@lblerg 4 часа назад

Where did everyone hear about flight 5 on Saturday? Ugh, woke to seeing the video Sunday morning. Totally missed the announcement on Sat!!

@KoLecnac 5 часов назад

I still can’t get over how monumental this achievement was.

@davidlittlejohn6636 7 часов назад

Flight 6 this year..!!

@davidsmith6096 4 часа назад

How soon for legs on star ship, you’ll need them to land on the moon and mars, they could be caught on earth, but there’s no catch systems on the moon or mars,

@Ssjuescjjrsdcjz 4 часа назад

I think in the simulations for the lunar starship legs are shown that are next to the engines

@MarkKlimaszewski 5 часов назад

Flight 6 in 2024! Go Elon!, Go Space x! Go Starship!

@stevencasteel6799 Час назад

Thanks for answering a question I've had. Did they place it back on the launch mount the way it is supposed to sit?

@MrSmithwayne 9 часов назад

fully electric controls doing away with the hydraulic system allowed this to happen, now with the final version of the engines and the 3D printing I feel very confident in the engines strength with prevent any future problems.

@thechurn4766 3 часа назад

Do you think they will attempt to reuse this booster after refurbishment? Proving it can be done.

@siphotheguy1870 3 часа назад

@keiichi8743 3 часа назад

There's no need for that, it was the first attempt to catch so it's already a huge achievement, and now the next flights will be with Gen 2 Starships. Reusing this one would only cost much more and would take more time - while proving nothing

@potato147 2 часа назад

They are probably gona take a lot of it apart to inspect. It is the first one ever recover intact. Pretty sure its the first intact raport engine recover to.

@rap88ful 2 часа назад

@@keiichi8743 I would say no catching of Starship until they resolve and test flaps - on flight 4 and now on flight 5 we have seen, that they overheat/loose tiles etc. Now it needs to be tested with new Starship variant to confirm, that front flaps will be protected from plasma due to moving them backwards. Additionally, they might want to reduce angle of reentry and extend trajectory to reduce the heat. Not to mention testing of those sweet sweet 3D printed Raptor 3s and how they will handle aerodynamic drag heating :D Nevertheless, I wouldn't be suprised to see Ship 6 in the air in next 3-4 weeks

@carvalholuis4341 3 часа назад

Flight 6 this year!!!!!!

@Warchin007 7 часов назад

Next Generation commercial space station, Well put. I would add there will most likeybe many next generation commercial space station 😊😊😊

@erickessler6094 3 часа назад

YES! Flight 6 this year! 🚀🇺🇸

@MTHDCS 7 часов назад

Bezos Blue/Orgin and ULA have a bit of "catching" up to do! 😂😂

@colonbina1 7 часов назад

New Shepard no launch🤣

@geoffmika 6 часов назад

Time to "GIVE-UP"!!

@grumpy2.0 4 часа назад

I could see Musk parking a Starship in orbit as a temp station. Just to prove he can

@sthnguy779 9 часов назад

2nd Booster catch this year along with full circumnavigation of the planet , internal propellant transfer and re-entry of the Starship for ITF-6 ???

@colonbina1 9 часов назад

🤔🤔🤔

@Daveyk021 6 часов назад

Yea, but the "drinking water" used in the deluge system endangers the mating habits of the rare Boca Chica sand flea.

@geoffmika 6 часов назад

The Democrats want them to vote!!

@Hungary_0987 5 часов назад

#sandflealivesmatter

@Daveyk021 5 часов назад

@@geoffmika LOL

@Daveyk021 5 часов назад

@@Hungary_0987 LOL

@Laurie473 8 часов назад

I don't know if you've changed the AI voice & algorithm for your video's recently, or have even reverted to a Human recap.., But this video was leaps & bounds forward from your previous video's that I had watched a few months ago. Well done & keep up the good work !

@mz00956 8 часов назад

pretty sure thats a human voice

@SR71ABCD 3 часа назад

Flight VI, Capture the booster and starship... Can it be done?

@mentalcog2187 Час назад

Very exciting developments! VAST is seriously awesome!!!!

@deadrose007 9 часов назад

It took nearly a decade to develop the first Space Shuttle, the Enterprise, which was unveiled in 1976:

@joneyjimms1598 8 часов назад

Great job! Rock on with safety in mind.

@colonbina1 7 часов назад

♥️♥️♥️

@reginacelso6118 9 часов назад

Incredible ‼️🚀🚀🚀

@colonbina1 9 часов назад

♥️♥️♥️

@scottjohnston1028 9 часов назад

It was awesome to watch it all unfold but if those 3 engines failed to fire, that would have been an interesting landing. One has to wonder what the contingency plan was to try to divert the rocket last minute further towards the water to minimize damage to the launch infrastructure. A dedicated and isolated catch tower would be desirable as the odds of an incident have to be somewhat greater than zero.

@spydude38 8 часов назад

The booster didn't come right down to the chop sticks if you watch the video. It was intentionally brought down slightly away from it and only when the systems checked out did they command the booster to make the move over to the chop sticks. If something was wrong or the 3 engines failed, the booster would not impact the launch tower, thus saving it from damage/destruction.

@rogerphelps9939 7 часов назад

@@spydude38 OK for the booster but a disaster for a manned orbiter.

@bl2x14 7 часов назад

We couldn't build the pyramids even with today's technology. Today's technology:

@bignicebear2428 7 часов назад

I almost wish Elon would build a pyramid just to show the world we still can.

@jamesogden7756 7 часов назад

@@bignicebear2428He will, on Mars. Just wait a minute.... 😂

@gregorylayne9044 7 часов назад

Don’t even know what they meant to do.

@rogerphelps9939 7 часов назад

Of course we could.

@bignicebear2428 7 часов назад

@@jamesogden7756It will last 3000 years or more.

@sonnynguyen2653 8 часов назад

Flight 6 will be on February next year🚀. SpaceX team needs more time to prepare for the flight.🍀. That is just my thoughts.

@alanhart9992 8 часов назад

Flight 6 This Year! Incredible booster catch. History was made.

@colonbina1 8 часов назад

What's next?

@thechurn4766 3 часа назад

They will likely need two full lunch towers to catch both parts. I would imagine, at least initially, they would not want to do both on the same tower.

@Fishir. 2 часа назад

Thankfully they are working on the second but who knows how long it will take to be ready

@ayuse01 55 минут назад

This ain’t no buffet! Why the hell would they need two lunch towers?

@koi3532 10 часов назад

Flight six this. Year!

@colonbina1 10 часов назад

Yeah

@tomtomdishman4029 9 часов назад

Flight six this year Baby!

@NexGenSpace1 10 часов назад

Flight 6 this year 🚀🚀

@colonbina1 10 часов назад

Okey man

@matthewkuhl79 2 часа назад

This was the wildest thing i've ever seen. It has embarrassed NASA.

@afro-bandmusictv7787 2 часа назад

I think you meant FAA and not NASA

@Gunter_Custom 12 минут назад

@@afro-bandmusictv7787both.. NASA is not the agency it used to be in the 60s. 😂😂😂

@danm6695 48 минут назад

Don’t you worry, there will be another investigation.

@zacharymartin1876 7 часов назад

Ffs.... every channel these days just begs for likes and subscribe. Chill out, if we like the content we will do so. The begging has to mellow out holy shit.

@NostradamusJr 7 часов назад

“Please like, comment and subscribe” lol I hear that

@dennisdaily3540 3 часа назад

Flight 6 this year YEAAAAAAAAAA

@TheGoldNinja101 7 часов назад

Vast sounds like it can be launched in late 2025 and Heaven-2 can be completed before 2027, all thanks to Starship and its booster.

@jamesdenson4730 7 часов назад

Flight 6 - November. If F6 successful, then Flight 7 - December.

@colonbina1 7 часов назад

Wowwwwwwwwwww

@lindeldavis-ue8nx 4 часа назад

Flight 6 this year!!

@jonmabe254 8 часов назад

Watch SpaceX launch flight 6 December 31st at 11:59pm

@colonbina1 8 часов назад

And Happy New Year🎉🎊

@DaelinTV 7 часов назад

I wonder if rainbow patina starships will be the norm once reuse begins, that would look pretty cool! SpaceX has some serious challenges ahead pertaining to protecting the booster and the ship, especially the flaps, the chines, the skirt shield and the raptors themselves. I have no doubt that since they've recaptured a booster, the booster will fare exceptionally well in succeeding flights, the same can be said for the ship once it lands in one piece. But I do think they may eventually change the flight profile of the booster considering there's really nothing they can do to protect the engines from re-entry heating.

@carpenter3069 18 минут назад

Imagine where we'd be in space if the Saturn V was fully reusable. Very very Cool Mr. Musk.

@raydemos1181 6 часов назад

new Glen is obsolete before it even got off the ground, it cannot compete price per pound to orbit if all spacEx does is expend fuel to get to orbit

@okirooju3787 5 часов назад

Exactly what I have been thinking... How many rocket architectures/companies have just been obsolesced? SpaceX need to take 'security' around their factories very seriously because other companies are not going to take this sitting.

@Brett89417 2 часа назад

couldn't the pods go around the hub creating a wheel i thought they might be the first to sort out the gravity problem and long stays in space...

@lylesmith7752 9 часов назад

Better to wait until at least November 6th. Those responsible for trying to delay the 5th until after the election are no doubt squirming like hell right now, Best to leave it that way

@bsmith4u2 8 часов назад

Does anyone know if StarShip was powered by the new Raptor 3?

@quoniam426 8 часов назад

No, they are not in service yet or they would have said it.

@P-M-869 8 часов назад

Will Elon keep B12 for its significant achievement?

@michaellatta 7 часов назад

Flight 6 this year I hope

@jannis11 9 часов назад

NoICe

@edstauffer426 9 часов назад

Flight 6 this year👍

@colonbina1 9 часов назад

♥️♥️♥️

@garyprice1145 8 часов назад

Love it!

@stevetech1949 9 часов назад

Flight 6 this year. 🙏

@colonbina1 9 часов назад

I hope so

@robsoderholm2519 3 часа назад

Flight 6 launch in December!!

@stevejohnston4889 8 часов назад

Flight 6 This Year

@VAMobMember 10 часов назад

Why did the upper state of STARSHIP blow up on landing in the Indian Ocean?

@brian2e 9 часов назад

Hopefully it was just the auto destruction system activating.

@scottjohnston1028 8 часов назад

Not much has been said so far about the explosion but it looked to me like the starship may have actually dipped its bottom end of the rocket into the ocean a few feet or further which may have caused a major pressure imbalance to the thrusters causing the fuel trying to burn to explode instead. The temperature difference between the ship and the ocean would have also been destructive due to thermal cracking. I suspect they were trying to achieve a bit of a hover to simulate a landing pause should there have been a drone ship below it and probably not enough hover for time to cut the engines. It almost looked like the camera could have been submersed due to the hue of the video looking like it entered the water just before the video stopped.

@MrDmorgan52 7 часов назад

Thermodynamic shock@@scottjohnston1028

@Владимир-ч1з2ч 9 часов назад

Полет 6 в ноябре!!!

@colonbina1 9 часов назад

Wow

@rickmccaskill7888 3 часа назад

Fight 6 this year please.

@D-GAF-Space-2024 7 часов назад

Flight 6 2024.🚀🚀🚀

@randynelson2265 7 часов назад

What is the FAA going to harass SpaceX about now!?

@otpyrcralphpierre1742 7 часов назад

Oh, they'll find something. Can't just let them succeed and put their precious NASA to shame.

@donaldtrammel2475 10 часов назад

Let’s go- again!

@colonbina1 9 часов назад

Yeah yeah

@TheGoldNinja101 4 часа назад

Has a space company invented vented trusters and aero dynamic heat disposals on 16+ thruster rockets?

@tomasstesti8565 10 часов назад

@colonbina1 10 часов назад

Siuuuuu🤣

@tomasstesti8565 9 часов назад

@@colonbina1 I saw this video appearing, and being 13 sec. old, so i clicked on it, clicked automatically on LIKE (algo-support), and then i was in so much stress to pick the best commentary to be the first comment, that i clicked on that Dub smiley 😀 You are welcome 😀 Thx for the content btw 😂