SpaceX's Frantic Push to Move Forward with Starship! Big Changes Are Coming!

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Well, unless you have been living under a rock for the past week it will be no surprise that SpaceX used Mechazilla to flawlessly catch Booster 12 out of the air. We already now see SpaceX's Frantic Push to Move Forward with Starship! The Booster is back at the production site, while new Version 2 vehicles appear. Indeed Big Changes Are Coming with Version 2, and we’ve learned and seen so much more around this epic catch event. It has been an absolutely epic week for SpaceX in many ways such as the incredible spectacle breaking a new SpaceX record with Falcon Heavy and Europa Clipper. Then we also have some great new information from VAST and their mini Space Station. So let's jump right into it.
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@MarcusHouse 2 дня назад

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@MrComfyAustralia 2 дня назад

Trying to find out if the side boosters etc will re-enter for a burn up on the clipper? cant find anything anywhere?

@MarcusHouse 2 дня назад

@@MrComfyAustralia The boosters were all suborbital. They re-entered minutes later.

@Scanner9631 2 дня назад

Your speculating on later starships perhaps being titanium matches my thinking. The mass increase to orbit would be fantastic.

@RanjakarPatel 2 дня назад

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@Nobe_Oddy 2 дня назад

THANK YOU for all that you do Marcus! You are a MUST WATCH every single Saturday for me! And I would be in the dark about the FUTURE of HUMANITY if it wasn't for all the info you bring to the masses :) Thanks Again Bro!!!

@Tinman_56 2 дня назад

That catch was nothing short of surgical precision by the SpaceX teams.

@MarcusHouse 2 дня назад

It really was one of the most freaking bizarre and incredible things I've ever seen.

@alesh2275 2 дня назад

I’m sure the SpaceX Team is looking forward to catching the Starship 2nd Stage for IFT6!

@Edino_Chattino 2 дня назад

@@alesh2275 I don't think they can do it for the next flight, as it would need a new licence. Unless they decide to wait to get it. I guess they will keep the ship return to the block 2 ships.

@digi3218 2 дня назад

They need the second tower up and running unless they ditch the booster which Im not sure if they want to do that. Does the tower in Florida have chopsticks installed? That would be crazy if they caught it there @@Edino_Chattino

@redneckcoder 2 дня назад

@@Edino_Chattino Yeah they have lots of TPS testing to do and they aren't going to put that on hold just to get a license for the landing attempt.

@StillAliveAndKicking_ 2 дня назад

A remarkable fact about the Europa Clipper mission is that SpaceX charged $178 million for the launch. I’ve seen estimates for the originally planned SLS launch of up to two billion USD. Even a Delta would be significantly more than Falcon Heavy,

@negirno 2 дня назад

Even fully expended, the Falcon Heavy is cheaper, at least for interplanetary missions!

@aldunlop4622 2 дня назад

The mission is old as hell too. I think it was first named about 20 years ago if I'm not mistaken.

@kirillperov3843 2 дня назад

@@negirno but with the help of the SLS, it could reach Europe faster, three years

@DJud98 2 дня назад

@kirillperov3843 200% faster for 1000% more cost, I don't mind waiting if that means that money can used elsewhere in NASA's budget

@alvianchoiriapriliansyah9882 2 дня назад

@@kirillperov3843With the added bonus of Clipper becoming a junk of metal due to intense vibration

@youtubeconnollyfamily 2 дня назад

My 10 yr old son wants to work for SpaceX. When we were watching this live. My son said “now we know what it felt like to see humans land on the moon” watching this, I bet you it was the same feelings People had back then.

@MarcusHouse 2 дня назад

Exactly right! A great comment to share here. Thank you!

@OubleJum 2 дня назад

I wonder how big the biggest space station will be by the time I'm old

@Utoko 2 дня назад

Does he want to work on the SpaceX Earth or Mars location?

@oradoughball 2 дня назад

Landing on Mars would top the moon landing, definitively. I can't wait😅🎉 🚀🎉

@ramonmacias9013 2 дня назад

It is close to the feeling I had watching them land on the moon at 3 years old. And every televised landing after. But the catching of Starship will be the next big milestone followed by a crewed launch. This is closer to watching the first Space Shuttle launch and landing. The kids today will have a lot of milestones quickly with the rapid advances SpaceX is making. If some of the competitors can actually get their craft into orbit, it will be a fun time to be around.

@adigaw587 2 дня назад

SpaceX out here parallel parking a 70m tall Boosters and some people couldn't park their car if they tried 😂😂😂😂

@MarcusHouse 2 дня назад

🤣

@sorenac 2 дня назад

Some can't even back into a parking spot 😂

@alesh2275 2 дня назад

Tesla gave FSD to SpaceX ….

@EarthlingNews 2 дня назад

As a Floridian this is hilarious, you put your blinker on to take a spot and as you back in someone will try to take the spot regardless, even if it means "parallel parking" completely backwards, then because they did it backwards they can't figure out how to park less than half way in the road

@TJ-W 2 дня назад

Yeah, it’s called computers. Let me know when spacex starts manually steering the booster like you manually steer your car. 🤦‍♂️ You also stole this comment.

@johnwick5894 2 дня назад

After being destroyed on the 4 previous launches, seen super heavy being brought back in one piece must have been an incredibly emotional sight for the space x team, like seeing a mate come back home.

@wafflecat8 2 дня назад

One of the SpaceX lady hosting was crying when the booster was caught. You can hear it in the audio

@schrodingerscat1863 2 дня назад

I don't think anyone expected the catch to work first time, it is a very difficult operation and impossible to model accurately. A lot of it would have been experience and intuition on the part of the engineers dialling in control system settings. Even getting the booster back to Starbase is pretty complex let alone catching the thing out of the air.

@zognaldblormpf5127 2 дня назад

Yes if you're a woman or a gay it would be very emotional

@aldunlop4622 2 дня назад

Especially the guys who built components, maybe snuck in a signature here or there. Seeing your baby come back alive must've been a huge sense of satisfaction to the talented engineers.

@aldunlop4622 2 дня назад

@@zognaldblormpf5127 WTF is wrong with you?

@FlyNorthrop 2 дня назад

6:08 I appreciate that they put a little pie graphic on engine 314

@JurassicJenkins 2 дня назад

Baking it! What an accomplishment! Go team SoaceX!

@donperegrine922 2 дня назад

Where is it? I see 314 written in red, but........

@michaelraab5669 2 дня назад

@donperegrine922 The white paint around the red numbers. 😂

@JurassicJenkins 2 дня назад

@@donperegrine922 Zoom in on Raptor 314, but not to close. Just frame that area. 🍀

@donperegrine922 2 дня назад

@@JurassicJenkins OH! I see it. I thought it was an indication arrow ('This is the top of the ship') but now zoomed in there is an undeniable crust! Baked to perfection

@HelloTosho 2 дня назад

I scoffed when it was said heavy booster splashed down on flight 4 with "half a centimeter accuracy". After flight 5 I believe them.

@DCDSG 2 дня назад

Hahahah same, I thought they were bluffing, especially since the first 3 flights seemed to be quite chaotic. I’ve watch the catch videos hundreds of times and still can’t believe how accurate it is, especially for a first attempt.

@GimmeAll-u8p 2 дня назад

I am curious to know based on which data they claim this do they use Real Time Kinematic GPS (1-2 cm accuracy)?

@spacechampi0n 2 дня назад

Many are wondering if the old engineer who said that got confused with the units, because he's used to imperial units not metric.... If it's a half meter accuracy that's way more believable, but I can also believe it is 2cm. I just don't believe the 0.5cm quote. How would they even measure that on the bobbing ocean??

@ricomon35 2 дня назад

@@spacechampi0n - Laser measuring device mounted on the rocket, target on the landing pad. Easy-peasy stuff. I use the tech everyday in my job - Accuracy is down to 0.157 cm.

@anthonypelchat 2 дня назад

@@spacechampi0nSpaceX routinely uses metric units instead of imperial. They do switch back and forth sometimes due to being in the US, but they always start with metric. Also, centimeters are used heavily in the US. Just not meters. Yes, they are technically the same thing. But students actually see and understand centimeters since those are on every ruler. We just aren't properly taught the easy conversions from centimeters to meters.

@judahlopez3668 2 дня назад

It’s crazy how fast the booster slowed down right before it approached the tower

@saquist 2 дня назад

Noticed the booster didn't shake a shutter like flight 4 did as it hit the thicker atmosphere. I think that's because it side-slipped to slow its self by becoming less Aerodynamic as it fell.

@weasle2904 2 дня назад

@@saquist reminds me of playing KSP haha, SpaceX is awesome

@adamb8317 2 дня назад

And it still had significant fuel reserves due to the no payload launch.

@tylerfb1 2 дня назад

I know they all do that, including Falcon 9 boosters, but somehow it was especially visible on this recovery! It was mind bending, and I wonder how many G’s that decel was.

@jantjarks7946 2 дня назад

Unlike the Falcon 9 boosters the heavy booster is not firing its engines on reentry, as it's far more sturdy. But I guess that could be the reason why some engines had warped nozzles? I mean, seeing the engine section glowing during most of the time of the reentry will cause a lot of heat stress there. And yeah, optimizing fuel load is surely something for later. First let's get some real life data about how much fuel is actually used for a launch. 😉

@johnabbottphotography 2 дня назад

The degree of precision of that Landing cannot be possibly overstated. The avionics team has to be out of their mind happy, but the real credit has to go to whoever created the gimbal system, and the software control that takes in so many variables and keep the rocket upright while slowing it down. That's just insane. It's like balancing a 40 story building on your finger.

@ThisIS_Insane День назад

CONCUR.

@rpgadventurer32 День назад

The real credit should go to everyone who was involved in bringing it forth but it was Elon who had the idea and was determined to go with the engineers who were willing to go with him and realize that idea. None of this would've happened without Elon.

@b45her День назад

i can buy a £50 drone that can do the exact same thing , its not "insane" or " amazing" its space x spunking 3 billion of tax payers money on a project that is a monumental failure.

@warrenwhite9085 День назад

@@b45her Failed Federal Agency NASA paying SpaceX to do what Nasa itself failed disastrously/miserably at (launch payloads affordably) is not a subsidy. NASA/Government officials/pols should be tried & in jail for wasting $600+ years & 52 years since Apollo on dead-end unaffordable/unsustainable boondoggles Shuttle, ISS, Constellation, SLS.

@johnabbottphotography День назад

@@b45her 1) Its obvious that you know nothing about drones OR rockets 2) I've yet to see the drone that is 40 stories tall 3) Drones have multiple props that are far spread out. They change direction by putting more power to one side or the other. Rockets are different. The engines are on the bottom of a rocket. I have no clue as to how you came to the conclusion that this was a failure.

@markmurphy3578 2 дня назад

I think that the catch was so much slicker than I was expecting. Certainly for a first attempt. But the whole process was more like a choreographed dance than the launch of a new space launch system. A fantastic job from the team. And well done to all the people involved in providing coverage for us. Excellent work 👏

@WhoaBo 2 дня назад

Would you please stop making everything about Star Wars or Star Trek? The other guests at the party won't like that, and they will think we are weird.

@DUKE_of_RAMBLE 2 дня назад

I was expecting a very very close catch, but ultimately a miss. I expected the arms to bounce off and miss the pin, or perhaps being oriented (rotated) just off and slip through. _(wonder if the grid fins would have prevented it from falling...)_

@DUKE_of_RAMBLE 2 дня назад

@@WhoaBo I think you posted this on the wrong comment chain, considering Mark made no mention of either SW or ST, nor was his commented edited to else to having maybe at one time. (If you click the three vertical dots to the right of your comment, you can delete it.)

@WhoaBo 2 дня назад

@@DUKE_of_RAMBLE Our great great grandparents probably only took a bath or a shower once a week, and during the winter maybe only once a month

@FusionSource 2 дня назад

What an incredible week and that catch was absolutely amazing. Besides getting the ship to hit the spot accurately, one thing not being talked about was the orientation of the pins and how unbelievably accurate that was, just incredible. Thanks for your videos Marcus, I wait for your videos and literally ignore the other videos until I see yours because you always give the best coverage.

@WhoaBo 2 дня назад

Our great great grandparents probably only took a bath or a shower once a week, and during the winter maybe only once a month

@steviepotato3520 2 дня назад

To Quote a wise and strong man from a galaxy, far far away.... "Another happy landing"

@StillAliveAndKicking_ 2 дня назад

It’s hard to believe what they are achieving. Catching a Starship, and reusing it will be unbelievable. Once they can do this routinely, the cost to orbit per kg will plummet, and off planet exploration will be transformed.

@StillAliveAndKicking_ 2 дня назад

@@My_Fair_Lady How do you mean?

@codeforce5556 2 дня назад

😂😂😂

@imconsequetau5275 2 дня назад

or it -> orbit 👌

@ThisIS_Insane День назад

They caught the booster, not the Starship itself. That went into the Pacific Ocean, I believe, as they had an ocean buoy very nearby, with a camera in it! How do suppose they knew where to put that buoy? LMBO!

@warrenwhite9085 День назад

Time to defund NASA… 52 years since Apollo of dead-end unaffordable, unsustainable boondoggles… Shuttle, ISS, Constellation, SLS, Orion, Artemis, Gateway. Our Federal Government is bankrupting our children. Shut Nasa down.

@ajctrading 2 дня назад

When the booster was coming back to the tower , the vision of it coming in at warp speed 9 was incredible, thought it would have to smash into the ground. Instead the unbelievable happened with the chopsticks catch. Still can't believe it. I seen it but I can't believe it 😂

@TheOirishhAmerican 2 дня назад

Son and I watched starship launch and catch live, awe and shock of what we were seeing is real wow. He was pretty into it too!

@ericviele4379 2 дня назад

I got goosebumps when all of the workers were cheering as the booster rolled past. Good stuff!

@johngrimble3050 2 дня назад

I can't wait for starship orbital refueling

@geirmyrvagnes8718 2 дня назад

I have already started waiting! 😁 It will have so many innuendo opportunities!

@johngrimble3050 2 дня назад

@@geirmyrvagnes8718 😂😂

@TectonicTechnomancer 2 дня назад

next year maybe?

@leofreese1 2 дня назад

@@TectonicTechnomancerhas to be if we’re gonna go to mars in 2 years

@admarsandbeyond 2 дня назад

They have already successfully demonstrated orbital propellant transfer for NASA which is the difficult part. What remains is docking to ships together and a connection system.

@RichTheNoun 2 дня назад

You all realize, what we basically just saw was a 20 story tall ROBOT push a space ship into the sky, then return exactly where it came from and park itself on the charging cradle :) Haven't seen anything like that since... Voltron?

@ThisIS_Insane День назад

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

@ganjahiwalker2641 2 дня назад

The catch was absolutely incredible, my 2 year old daughter loves waking up early and watching launches with me and we had a blast. The information they’ll be able to get off of this test is massive

@BnORailFan 2 дня назад

Of all the videos and reviews I have seen of the Starship launch, not one mentioned that all the Raptor engines worked as expected on both the booster and Starship. This is also a first for SpaceX.

@imconsequetau5275 2 дня назад

Also, the booster QD connector worked post-landing. And this booster was mated with the OLM without the extended guidance pins.

@Chace957 День назад

Pretty sure all the engines worked on the last one too? I might be misremembering

@aldunlop4622 2 дня назад

I love how the booster bumped and banged it's way into the arms, and the arms were like, "don't worry, I've got ya buddy". I know I'm anthropomorphising, but the tower really did look like a live arm catching it.

@garyc1384 2 дня назад

Yes you are. And its childish.

@aldunlop4622 2 дня назад

@@garyc1384 Pfft, what a Negative Nancy you are, go cheer up somewhere, or get some anti-depressants.

@ThisIS_Insane День назад

I've often referred to many electronic devices as "awake and aware", once powered up and running. IF THEY are doing what they're supposed to be doing, that is.

@rockets-dont-makegood-toas7728 День назад

@@garyc1384 The catch "arms" is anthropomorphizing. It doesn't have arms, it has two large metal trusses attached to a tower and actuated with electric motors which prevent the booster from impacting the launch mount upon landing. So the fact that you called out what he considers anthropomorphizing, yet didn't call out the fact that he called them "arms" to begin with just proves that you're childishly applying double standards.

@RealAndySkibba 2 дня назад

It'll be interesting to see what changes are made to booster. Having one intact is great for engineering teams.

@schrodingerscat1863 2 дня назад

Reconnecting the booster to the quick disconnect would have been to purge the methane tank most probably, until the tank is purged with nitrogen it isn't safe to have people work on the booster or transport it. Using the launch mount and it's automated systems allows this to be done without risking a crew to go manually connect up nitrogen hoses to the booster.

@Scanner9631 2 дня назад

Even if all they did was prove it COULD reconnect after a launch it would have been a worth while test.

@schrodingerscat1863 2 дня назад

@@Scanner9631 It's a fair point, it would have been useful to check that there hadn't been any damage to the QD connector on the booster.

@VincentNajger1 2 дня назад

I'd have loved to have seen the reactions of all the old astronauts seeing this. This is something they could only dream about...even during Shuttle. The Chinese might be able to manufacture etc at a similar rate, but they'll never match the quality or the genuine innovation. This is the kind of excitement and general giddy positivity that the early Space Race must have elicited in the population. I know that this is the most positive I've ever felt during my 48 nerdy space-loving years on this rock. I am starting to feel confident that I may be able to get off this planet in my lifetime, even if it's only temporary (but I'd go to Mars or the Belt one way in a second flat)

@robertanderson5092 2 дня назад

Beltalowda

@b45her День назад

the saturn 5 guys would be embraced by the utter incompetence of space x, in the same time frame that spacex have managed to fly a dustbin into LEO NASA sent people to the moon and returned them home safely. are you people forgetting that space x were given 3 billion of tax payers money to deliver a HLS by 2022!! . the incompetents cant even get into orbit yet FFS

@SuperiorDave 2 дня назад

My wife and i watched IFT3 from South Padre Island last year. We watched it like most other people this time, but getting as emotional as i did when i first saw a starship stacked in person, seeing one come come back, even online, was just as emotional.

@mgentleman1 2 дня назад

TBH I really didn't think they would pull off the booster catch, hoped they would though but watching it was pretty amazing, kudos to SpaceX.

@trapjohnson 2 дня назад

Short Crew rotation reference while showcasing Suni.... that's a deep cut

@TimRedman 2 дня назад

In retrospect, to me, there's a certain sense to be made regarding the alignment pins not being necessary. Since the landing rails have the ability to adjust the position of the landing points along its length, SpaceX knows exactly where those need to be on the rails. Since that's an established reference point, they can adjust the booster's position to be exactly where it needs to be to come down on the OLM in the correct orientation without the alignment pins. This bears out by the seemingly accurate positioning of the booster QD.

@aldunlop4622 2 дня назад

What an absolutely bonkers week! 3 Falcon 9s and landings, a Starship launch and catch and a Falcon Heavy with Europa Clipper, which was first proposed god knows how long ago. Is it 20 years?

@tedarcher9120 2 дня назад

And Nasa wanted to use a 3 billion SLS instead of 100 million Falcon Heavy, lmao

@EnchantingCat8365 День назад

The Nasa spending on SpaceXs development of Starship was also 3 Billion Dollars. All this Money is now spend, but Starship is not yet ready to fly bring anything into space...

@dmeibaum День назад

What was nasa going to use falcon heavy for?

@tedarcher9120 День назад

@@dmeibaum Nasa wanted to use SLS for Europa Clipper, but decided to save 5 billion and launch with Falcon Heavy

@dmeibaum День назад

@tedarcher9120 ahhh yes. SLS would get thier faster but falcon saved us the tax payer money

@Dikdusa 2 дня назад

The craziest thing with SpaceX is that... there will basically never be solid competition in this market they're in within our lifetimes, what they've been able to do so quickly is absolutely nuts, yes blue orgin and rocket labs, but they're not in the kind of scale that SpaceX is currently. Its just so crazy to see, the collective chills that everyone got when that booster was caught... insane.

@MarcusHouse 2 дня назад

100%. It is just at a completely different scale.

@ane1315 2 дня назад

First mover advantage..

@Scanner9631 2 дня назад

Blue Origin has accomplished very little considering it was founded 2 years before SpaceX. Most rocket companies seem to take 6-8 years to achieve orbit, BO 24 and counting with not even an orbital launch attempt. Pathetic.

@GntlTch 2 дня назад

It's almost an oxymoron to use Rocket Lab and Blue Origin in the same sentence. Peter, like Elon, is the epitome of overcoming adversity and doing the impossible. Bozos is a clown. Elon - tries to buy a Russian ICBM, gets laughed at, says, "All right, I'll start my own company!" ==> 300+ flawless launches. Peter - no college, comes to US & wants to work for NASA, gets laughed at, says, "All right, I'll start my own company!" ==> 50+ flawless launches. Jeff - I think I will fund a huge toy that will only go straight up and then straight down but it will make a lot of noise and I'll sue anyone who does better than me. [Edit: More astute observation per Scanner9631]

@Scanner9631 2 дня назад

@@GntlTch and I will sue anyone that laughs at me. Given all the BO lawsuits against SpaceX it is more "I'll sue anyone who does better than me".

@TheAlchemisification 2 дня назад

I am sure I am among many who enjoyed your chat with Scot and Fraser. Great stuff.

@discombubulate2256 2 дня назад

almost equally as impressive, they sat the booster back on the launch mount and hooked her up to the fuel lines. it blows my mind to think that one day this will be normality.

@MrNote-lz7lh 21 час назад

Yep. The goal is to make it as reusable as a plane.

@segien1982 2 дня назад

I wish SpaceX would release the footage of inside the engine bay of starship. They used cameras there for the 10km hops. The footage is probably amazing coming back through the atmosphere.

@petrichor2831 2 дня назад

I really appreciate the love you put into editing these videos and the analysis you perform. In particular I noticed the audio effect and smooth cuts, thanks for putting effort into your content.

@MarcusHouse 2 дня назад

Takes a long time. All wonderfully supported by our amazing Patrons and Members. So thrilled and lucky to be able to do this.

@Charles00-xj3kz 2 дня назад

Super heavy booster was so clean, no soot on the outside. Hard to believe it had been to the edge of space and back. All down to using methalox fuel combination. Stunning success.

@iancanty9875 2 дня назад

This has to be one of the greatest feats involving an actual booster, since they became reusable. I was so happy for all at Spacex that I actually burst into tears. Emotional or what? I feel so silly😂. I’m glad the exterior damage happened in flight, so is probably easily solvable, rather than by slight collision with the tower. Marcus’s various videos have been great. The chat between Marcus, Fraser, Scott was really enjoyable and informative. I can’t wait till launch six. Here’s hoping it will be even more successful, with an even better catch and a no tile burn through on the starship. 👍👍

@gleadr6869 2 дня назад

Unbelievable week for Space X. But have to say that Vast system looks great, can't wait to see how that works out.

@clintonmogae7822 2 дня назад

SpaceX is a very well oiled machine

@TwZlr. 2 дня назад

8:28 is my favorite scale picture, too!

@jonlivingstone 2 дня назад

Great video Marcus!

@sbmoonbeam 2 дня назад

I was very skeptical of the chopsticks booster catch thing, seemed far fetched and likely to end in a massive explosion and destruction of stage 0. Obviously it will be great to see more catches and especially relatively quick relaunches but seeing this work makes me think the likelihood of the bigger moon/mars project just got an order or two of magnitude better. Compared to the engineering feat of this, fuelling one or several of these boosters up and using it to get a load of supplies to the moon seems actually fairly straight forward. Can't wait to see test footage of starship (re)entry skimming through the thin martian atmosphere.

@francoluissotomayor3123 2 дня назад

Von Braun is very happy

@jester216 2 дня назад

Marcus your weekly update video is the first thing I watch every Saturday morning. Been a follower of yours since the beginning, always informative and well thought out. ❤

@CartoonrBOY 2 дня назад

A rocket plume measuring 1/4 kilometer! Are you kidding? That's just nuts!!!

@streetlegalsprintcar 2 дня назад

We've landed on Earth! What amazing times we live in these days! ❤

@nobody7817 2 дня назад

6:28 How many people thought of the Jawa Sandcrawler from Star Wars IV?

@mrdebris1217 2 дня назад

Thanks for the update, Marcus.

@trapjohnson 2 дня назад

I quite enjoy watching the booster ping around off of the bumpers as it is being caught.

@coolHawk_ День назад

So not only did they catch it, but it was also perfect enough for it to be lowered back down to the mount AND the quick disconnect to line up? That is insane!

@eamonstack4139 2 дня назад

Wonderful celebration of am amazing week. And Vast gives a peek at future triumphs of House-in-Space. Go SpaceX Go Marcus

@MrShikaga День назад

I remember when I used to have to wait quarters between SpaceX launches. It really wasn’t that long ago. Crazy that we have 5 launches a week now

@BMrider75 2 дня назад

Totally agree with your comment at 2:50 , looking back now it has an almost dreamlike quality. News that invokes joy and excitement about space 🚀 tech progress is so welcome, to offset stuff covering suffering like hurricanes, Ukraine, Gaza, US election angst etc. Thanks Marcus 👍

@Peter_Nottle 2 дня назад

what great times we live in ❤

@Objectorder 2 дня назад

Spacex here playing basketball with the booster, while BlueOrigin cannot even go past 100km 😂😂

@robertanderson5092 2 дня назад

Why do you find that funny? Wouldn't it be better to have the two successful rocket companies?

@weasle2904 2 дня назад

@@robertanderson5092 It would, but it's just funny how much farther ahead SpaceX is over everybody.

@Objectorder 2 дня назад

@@robertanderson5092 i mean there is no point for the new glenn since larger payloads are more cheaper to launch in a starship and smaller payload for falcon 9.

@Objectorder 2 дня назад

@@robertanderson5092 spacex is "two steps ahead" 😂😂

@brendanmclearie4278 2 дня назад

Awesome coverage of an extraordinary week!

@nawazshah9913 2 дня назад

plasma still got through flaps, that area needs even more protection

@Boyde712 День назад

Hopefully fixed already in the V2

@brucewatt1032 2 дня назад

I appreciate that all my favourite key players following Space X Starship’s progress, are also calling out each other’s feeds as we enjoy this rapid progress in space exploration. We’re always better together 👌

@IanRussell1969 День назад

RU-vid have got to get on top of the many SpaceX imitation streams that are selling crypto. I saw one just before the launch that had 20000 viewers - and with comments turned off so you can’t even let people watching it know. I reported all that I saw.

@SonalMohite-hh5fd 2 дня назад

Thanks for the advice! Got XAI88x, feeling bullish! 🚀

@AreTwo2 2 дня назад

Great journalism guys, pleasure to watch. Thanks

@pilotdrh 2 дня назад

The scale of SH is such that I would have never guessed the landing pegs protrude .5 meter!

@Kevin_Street 2 дня назад

OHMYGOD THEY CAUGHT IT WITH THE ARMS! Congratulations to SpaceX!!!

@jimparr01Utube 2 дня назад

I really like the look of planned new space station. Very cool, as it looks more like a 'design', rather than a cobbled collection of bits and bobs.

@Edino_Chattino 2 дня назад

And by being modular, it won't ever get "old". Just replace the older modules.

@DouglasJMark 2 дня назад

SpaceX had a busy week indeed. So did you Marcus!! Thanks so much 🙏🙏🙏

@LerockJohn 2 дня назад

Space X is the FedEx of Space.

@Chuckt961 2 дня назад

Just the best space week ever!! Two videos AND a booster catch? We're not worthy!!! We're not worthy!!! 🤙

@hemibreath 2 дня назад

Next ! Catch Starship and Superheavy 👍

@Chace957 День назад

I think starship is gonna land on its own without catching

@baanibarnes9711 15 часов назад

Thanks Marcus and team for keeping us constantly updated on all things space. Without out people like you we wouldn't know half of what's going on in the space community, general news media doesn't seem anywhere near as interested as we are, cheers!

@OubleJum 2 дня назад

2:57 Another record set by SpaceX -- World's biggest lightsaber.

@WhoaBo 2 дня назад

Would you please stop making everything about Star Wars or Star Trek? The other guests at the party won't like that, and they will think we are weird.

@URnickel_MY2cents 2 дня назад

*_NEVER_* underestimate the determination and knowledge of SpaceX to overcome ANY obstacle that may stand in their way !!!!! They obviously have the foresight to see and understand the future of space exploration, far beyond what we mortal men can imagine !!!!! SpaceX is on an unstoppable mission... *_TO MARS !!!!!_*

@judahlopez3668 2 дня назад

3:37 is that the coast guard chasing down a boat 😂 that hot staging ring could have landed on them 😬

@newsgetsold 2 дня назад

2:37 is the right timestamp ⌚

@scurge1971 2 дня назад

Hat's off to the Spacex team for the booster catch , really quite amazing. Going to be a bit trickier to catch the Starship with the chopsticks because of the aft flaps , the window for closing the arms will be a lot tighter , but if ANY organization can do it it's Spacex. 👽👍

@Dikdusa 2 дня назад

I honestly thought the grid fins were going to take the weight lol...

@rahdar2008 2 дня назад

I bet everyone got goosebumps

@pforce9 2 дня назад

Musk started building this big rocket before he built any of the buildings. He built at least three towers before he knew the first would work. Now he is mass producing these rickets and has three or four of them just sitting around and he just got the first to come back. What next? You gotta love this guy!

@sirousmohseni4 2 дня назад

Exciting future ahead.

@chartphred1 2 дня назад

Be interesting to see where that Falcon 9 second stage heads to?

@spooders8424 2 дня назад

The starlink launch out of the cape actually had a northeast trajectory, I got to see it as it came up the coast for a minute before the second stage engine cut. Very cool

@Shivaho 2 дня назад

Didn't the Monolith from 2010 Movie warn Us Not to Go to Europa?

@Chace957 День назад

Just don’t land there 😂

@pauljcampbell2997 2 дня назад

Marcus, what a time to be alive mate! Just Awesome!

@LerockJohn 2 дня назад

2:34 Cloverfield!

@volatile_gaming9475 2 дня назад

Thats what i was thinking xd

@ctrackula1700 2 дня назад

Ah, Saturday morning with a good cup of coffee and some Marcus House

@DDKUK 2 дня назад

It's interesting how when space x are unable to fly for a few weeks, they don't really fall behind as they just go and launch loads of rockets in the same week to catch up!

@737smartin 2 дня назад

Don’t get it twisted… the delays likely DO slow SpaceX’s plan. They press on as best as feasible, but things might go faster if they could launch at their own pace. Had flight 5 gone up six weeks ago, the resulting findings might have resulted in changes implemented before flights 6 & 7. As is, they pressed on with build-out and testing WITHOUT being able to incorporate possible flight 5 findings. Now decisions must be made… launch without possible improvements, which may accelerate evolution or delay a bit more to incorporate new findings. Either way, progress is likely slowed.

@iDuckman 2 дня назад

Good one, Marcus. Thanks.

@onnayoung7699 2 дня назад

Yes i live under a rock... its called the moon and we are in love.

@mrdebris1217 2 дня назад

Wait till the moon is on the other side of the earth, then look up and free your mind.

@costrio 2 дня назад

There was a great shot of the booster landing from the point of view of the Star Hopper prototype watching anothing prototype coming in for a landing. History in the making, IMO.

@wonderboy8073 2 дня назад

Here at 6 views and 29 seconds :D That booster catch was spectacular, left me speechless.

@MarcusHouse 2 дня назад

Super early.

@jonasrosengren9093 2 дня назад

Fantastic job Marcus!

@tedarcher9120 2 дня назад

"Fully Expendable Falcon Heavy!" So just a regular normal rocket then

@MarcusHouse 2 дня назад

Haha! Yep, just like the rest of em. LOL Unusual for SpaceX.

@Scanner9631 2 дня назад

Just a regular triple booster rocket with 27 main engines. Oh wait! There is no other rocket like it. So NOT a "regular normal rocket" at all.

@tedarcher9120 2 дня назад

@@Scanner9631 yes, 27 engines is a very bad idea for a regular rocket

@DarkTranqz 2 дня назад

Clipper is covering 680,000 miles per day 😮

@lurkndog 2 дня назад

Catching the booster will go from being unprecedented two weeks ago, to standard operating procedure by next year. Now let's land Starship intact!

@harryplendl5824 2 дня назад

The industry is taking off so fast the show is going to need longer episodes ❤

@Suriya99zk 2 дня назад

I genuinely think XAI88x will be the breakthrough for this run

@flossordie2256 2 дня назад

Explain that like we don't know what xai88xyz is

@TexanMiror2 2 дня назад

This was all so awesome! I really look forward to the next test flight... one by one, the barriers to a massive orbital economy will fall. Partial reusability, full reusability, full rapid reusability, massive payload sizes, orbital refilling, orbital depots, human-rated full reusability, launch sites and vehicles for many flights a day... and one day, we will look up at night, and see the lights from thousands of space stations and industrial facilities on the moon.

@merky6004 2 дня назад

You’d think I could get a grasp of how big that booster is by now….then we get a shot if it like at 6:20. Next to buildings. Dang that’s big.

@olsonspeed 2 дня назад

SpaceX achievement is like watching a great science fiction movie, incredible cutting edge engineering and fabrication, well done!

@avikdalui5324 2 дня назад

Once Elon Musk's XAI88x passes $1, it may NEVER see that low again

@Quarterpounderspatch 2 дня назад

Spam

@ApteraEV2024 2 дня назад

@@Quarterpounderspatchworse, Scam!

@mannyalejo772 2 дня назад

Nice view from Starship of south tip of Madagascar at 10:18.

@stargalacticfederation 2 дня назад

NASA has given SpaceX approval for flight 5 and 6, so there should not be any more delays from here on with the Starship 6 flight.

@tedarcher9120 2 дня назад

Deorbit burn on flight 6 maybe?

@alesh2275 2 дня назад

FAA gave the permission not NASA

@stargalacticfederation 2 дня назад

@@alesh2275 Bill Nelson from NASA did give SpaceX permission, if you don't believe it, ask him yourself.

@simongeard4824 День назад

@@stargalacticfederation NASA doesn't have the power to authorise flights, other than within the narrow scope of NASA missions... and even then, the FAA is still involved (they had to grant a waiver for the HERA launch due to Falcon being temporarily grounded). But the FAA (not NASA) gave approval for up to five flights (including IFT5) as long as they don't change the mission profile too much.. it's unlikely they'll use all of them under those conditions, but certainly IFT6 is likely to be covered.