Starship SN8 20km Hop and Belly Flop 

This is the plan, to force people to stay on Mars ^^

Watch it happen thousands of times without anything going wrong. The same would have been said about traditional aircraft and high speed cars. The future is now old man.

@@jerichom11x Don't know why, but even an old Bugatti wouldn't scare me so much as this thing ^^

I've said that a thousand times about never drinking again.... Yet I still drink 😅

@@jerichom11x Lol, this is different. You re free falling to the ground in a spinning metal tube. Then, the last seconds you get pushed by millions pounds of thrust in your back while lying in your seat and hopefully land safely.

FOR REAL

I’m guessing that it would be 2-3 gs just because it’s a large vehicle

And also that actually isn’t the correct burn. The flip is supposed to be under the raptor propulsion

@@cyoxin51 yep, when you study the cone it just seems like lateral forces, and low at that

And superb work my friend.

search it up. they tested it

@@f.a3202 seen it live ! Thanks for the reminder ❤ next time it will land i bet.

@@18donson nice! yeah I'm too sure it will land next time!

Unity? What? This is probably blender

@@MonsieurDijon yes, I think I wanted to write Blander but accidentally wrote unity😅

@@MrBensella ok

Methane engines leave no visible exhaust, but it could have used a little more smoke at the very beginning due to interaction with the ground.

Yup

@@JayGillyonlol didn't know that the whole time since i was 10

No

@@chonk3358 Ay ayyy slow ya horses now look at this and Listen Kid "You'll like it, not a lot . . . but you'll like it"

Well I hope so, that is a flying bomb the moment something bad happens

Flat earthers already knew this

So... both sides of the flat earth debate were wrong... there were actually four sides, all along... that rhymed.

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Even if i HAD to pay a 100 millions $ I would DO IT just imagine how it might be to be inside this beast while landing (forget the vomit)

Cumulus clouds are pretty low altitude, normally about 2km, so SN8 should fly well above that.

Really?!?! this cool video and that is what you take away from the experience. I guess you liked the flat Earth verification then. lol Dude, lighten up the glass is half full...

@@Jason-gt2kx I prefer science videos to actually be scientifically accurate. Don't you? If not, why not?

@@orogenicman It wasn't a professional science video in my opinion. If Space X made an official video or hired a professional company to make a video representing Space X, then yes I would hold them to a hire level. This is a fan made video with jokes. A talented CGI fan (not a weather expert suck as yourself) made this quick and dirty vid for other fans so we could get an idea of what to expect. Again, you are being overcritical and missing the point of the video. The artist spent more time on the wings changing positions than the sky, so maybe you should too...Its a great video.

@@Jason-gt2kx The fact that cumulus clouds don't occur at 20km is not rocket science. Anyone who was paying attention in middle school science class will know this. And the artist must have spent some time on the clouds since they exist in the video, and are, otherwise, well rendered. A five second search on Google would have given him the info he needed. While I agree that overall it is a good video, attention to details is what make for great a video.