@@edgartorbert819 Számítógépes gyártásszervezés a lelke mindennek. Az egész folyamat komplexitása és megvalósítása lenyűgöző. Az emberek sehol sem állnak meg, és még a takarítás sem állítja meg a folyamatot.
I wouldn’t want to walk up and down the stairs either. Thank goodness for elevators. Day and night NSF is always there to provide us with latest events at Starbase. Thanks for this latest time lapse video.
Been waiting (hoping) to see this! Thanks so much. Shot with hopper in the background watching construction of Tower B is epic - the very beginning overseeing what has sprung from its success!
The near instantaneous thrust from the 33 engines would shatter and blast the tiles right off the tower. They would just become debris. The reentry to earth is much more gradual and at far less pressure.
@NASASpaceflight do you think the ship catch points will have to be perfectly perpendicular to the arms in order for the catch to work or are the rails adjustable to compensate for it? The stabilizers seem to suggest that.
@@johnpoteat9774 Yeah the stuff on top is to give the workers a place to hook onto. Since the OLM is ~20m up they all need fall protection which needs to be attached to something solid
Why is it every time I watch these recap videos the birds sound just like the ones at the beginning of the IMAX film "The Dream is Alive" from back in the 80's... 😆😂🤔
Also, as far as I'm aware, we don't know how the flame trench is going to be constructed yet. If it's entirely above ground (so more of a huge alley-way with walls/berms on each side) then that won't change things but if at the other extreme it is as deep as say the one at Massey's that would give a lot more clearance below the Raptors so for instance if the flame trench is 5m below surface level the OLM could be 5m shorter and still have the same clearance to the top surface of the blast deflector. (Well, not exactly because the current OLM shower head is flat whereas I assume the blast deflector will be curved like at Massey's and also I suspect if a below-ground flame trench does give some extra metres of clearance to the Raptors above it I suspect SpaceX might want to keep some of that as genuine extra clearance between the Raptors and the water-cooled blast deflector. I can imagine a situation though where maybe a 6m deep flame trench might end up allowing SpaceX to al least make the new OLM legs a couple of metres shorter which, as well as the base estimates to be 1.5m taller, could add another bit of effective height to the tower as well.)
But for Members! I has no a member. I say your next year , than new member for livestream buy . We have no problems. Thanks you . Nice space x Starbase and Sanchez… perfect. I interest nice technology and building for Starbase and starship… look .👀 😉🚀
Listen....I know SpaceX has alot of extremely Intelligent engineers working for them...But i just sincerely Hope they Really Thought through this next flight attempt. Catching the Starship Booster ...! My main concern is the OLM , Tower Structure and Surroundings... Especially the " Surroundings "...!! How Flammable or Heat Resistant are they...!?? After all , that Boosters' Exhaust will be " Smoking " that area...!!
Since the booster has expended nearly all its fuel by the time it gets back to the tower it is massively lighter and requires only the center 3 engines to be running. I don’t remember specifically, but I think they don’t even have to be running at full thrust. Still hot but much less flamey than departure.
If you do the math, even with 100% perfect combustion in the explosion, it's not possible for the booster to even dent the OLM. The booster will have maybe 15-20% combustion during a RUD.
@@bryanillenberg I know the OLM can withstand the Booster # 12 Exhaust . I was thinking more the " Down Range " area when the Booster trys to returns .
A proper explosive container would be designed with thin steel on the roof and very thick steel on the sides and floor, in order to direct an 'event' upwards. That looks like your regular , average, every day container.
Construction speed must be accelerated! I hope they install the entire tower and robotic arm within 7 days. At least 200 hangars/launchers and more fuel manufacturing facilities need to be built within 2 years, as well as large-scale automation and unmanned operations, otherwise Musk's launch goals will be difficult to achieve.
They have a whole bunch of v1 heatshields tiles leftover and should use them to cover the BDQ cover and other top-side steel areas of the orbital launch mount
I think one of the reasons Elon and Gwynn don't do more to hide their workings is that in future times, these videos will comprise some of the most detailed and informed histories of the most innovative and forward-looking person (& his companies) ever recorded. History will not only be kind the Elon Musk, but to NASASF, WAI, EDA and a couple of others.
When is the next launch 🚀- I live in Nacogdoches looking forward to coming down to see space city - also I hear your going to build a large city. Thanks for all the years and money 💰 you have put into this project ❤️🚀👍🇺🇸
