Welcome back Jack good to have you back i missed you can't wait to see the future of space flight unfold and see it in my life time GO spaceX Go Starship Go multi planetary exploration
<a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="386">6:26</a> I'm so excited too Jack. In fact anyone who is not excited is on the wrong channel. Thanks for all your work NSF team 🙂
Love and share your enthusiasm. I can't wait for the next everything . I've been calling the engine covers Roc Socks. He could put sponsorship ads on the bottom of them 😁
I wouldn have thought the Ship QC Arm being slow was due to the giant propellant lines, which would be SUPER cold during launch, and therefore very stiff... _(if Terminator 2 has taught us anything, it's that cold = brittle)_ But, I suppose being *really* heavy is ALSO plausible! 😅
@nasaspaceflight <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="620">10:20</a> (correction on the weld lines on the side of the new fts box). Those already existed on previous prototypes/boosters you guys kinda noticed that during stream.
Sorry team but the mic audio was just not clear on this video. Not sure if you’re using on-camera, external mic, overhead + c-stand, or lav…But I would check muffling and perhaps consider a different solution. Just a minor nitpick, keep up the great work!
The key work in his discussion of this is torque, from asymmetrical rotational force. This is being addressed by a complete redesign of the quick-disconnect. As was discussed. The tower was designed for massive vertical forces, which are experienced during lifting, and catching if all goes to plan. Moving the chopsticks quickly for the catch maneuver generates a symmetrical rotational force which limits the torque on the tower. To allow them to close faster the chopstick have been redesigned as well.
It would be very helpful if you guys could label sections of the video. It would be much easier to find information within the video that people are looking for.
Hey guys, just one criticism on this episode - audio for Jack is not good. Sounds like he is speaking through a tube i.e. some sort of compression going on? Whatever mike setup you used needs improvement. Just some positive feedback :)
