Dear Moon Animation | Part 1 | SpaceX Starship
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- Опубліковано 21 тра 2021
- The Dear Moon mission will take place no earlier than early 2023. It will ferry a group of handpicked artists from around the world on a week long trip around the moon. They will fly aboard the Starship vehicle which is currently being developed in Starbase, Tx by SpaceX.
This is taking me forever to finish so I thought I would just put it out in two parts. I have had much less free time to work on these animations recently and I kept running into issues (mainly with volumetrics in blender) which is what has been taking me so long to finish this. Because of the amount of time that has passed since I started this, many developments have been made, making a good chunk of this outdated. Some major things are: GSE tanks and surrounding area, Landing legs on Starship, Engine layout on the Super heavy booster, and Starship Super heavy being suspended from the catching arm prior to launch. I'm probably going to post these like I did my Starship orbital flight video by posting a part two in the next few weeks, then a day or two later posting a full version. In the full version I might go through and update some of those things, it depends how much time I have. - Фільми й анімація
The Full Animation is Up!
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Very commendable! Thank you for uploading this. I wonder what plans are in place to mitigate the effects of the booster engine exhausts on the tall tanks and other structures so close to the launch tower. Having around thirty raptor engines firing so close to the ground will generate a very powerful exhaust plume which would likely damage and perhaps destroy those tall tanks installed within a few hundred feet of the launch tower, unless some large deflection system is installed between them, directing the exhaust out toward the gulf, away from the other structures near the launch tower. Even the Falcon launches are performed over an exhaust deflection system of considerable size and durability, while this launch site has no such system.
@@susanmills875 Excellent point, too, about the rocket exhaust issue, which should be addressed before attempting a launch of such a heavy booster with so many Raptor engines firing so close to the flat surface directly under it and so close to so many tall, unprotected tanks filled with, in some cases, LOX and liquid methane. It would not be a pretty sight, those tanks being blasted over and rupturing, igniting the methane with the rocket exhaust and having so much LOX mixed with it.
This is pretty darn impressive Evan! Nice work!
Hey hey its marvelous!!
MARCUS HOUSE I WATCH YOUR VIDEOS!!!!!!!
Wow Marcus house you are here ?
A disclaimer for anyone who might be rushing to the comments to point out something that is outdated or incorrect about the animation and didn't read the description: Because of the amount of time that has passed since I started this, many developments have been made, making a good chunk of this outdated. Some major things are: GSE tanks and surrounding area, Landing legs on Starship, Engine layout on the Super heavy booster, and Starship Super heavy being suspended from the catching arm prior to launch.
The result is outstanding 👍! I can't imagine the amount of work provided! Could be nice to know how many hours you spent in this project.
I noticed engine layout to be different from what we have now, but then found your comment 😅
I must say it pretty much like what we all are expecting to happen soon, great job done guys👍
No new updates but 2:43 the middle engines are small nozzles which means they are optimized for sea level. So they won't be burning in the vacuum of space
@@thierrymad9743 Thanks! I've probably put around 48 hours into this animation, however I also used assets from other animations that I've done.
That’s totally understandable man.
This is amazing! Do you allow other people to use your animations in videos? I have a weekly space news series and I'd love to showcase; I always put an on screen credit plus a link in the description 😁
Matt can you stop killing your kerbals please thanks
Yes, all of my videos are free for anyone to use
@@EvanKaren epic! Thanks 😎
Ok it’s Matt lowne btw I’m a member
OH MY GOD KEEP MAKING STARSHIP VIDS PLS THEY SO COOLLLLLLLLLL
Damm this should get famous in community ❤️
It probably will
We're living the future! Thanks for this. Great work!
Ive been trying to find this video for so long. Idc if this is the original or not, this is great
This is going to be beyond epic to see this thing fly IRL
You deserve a Nobel Prize in your contribution to animation science. I could watch this video 1,000 times over and over and never get tired of it. Just absolutely amazing. Well done! Well done! 👍🏻
Can't wait to actually see it Godspeed🙏🚀
Love these renders. Amazing work. thank you for your time it took to make that video.
Fantastic work. Thank you.
Love your work, the effort you put into these videos is much appreciated and the resaults are excellent.
Excellent!
Thank you.
Very nice work indeed. Thank you for creating and posting. 👏👏
This is awesome. The music gives it a totally different feel than any of the other animations I've seen.
Very nice, but I have one suggestion. I don't think the tower would be holding superheavy at launch. It needs to be sitting on the launch table so that clamps in the launch table can hold it down until all the engines are at full thrust after start-up. Then the clamps release, and it starts to rise. The clamps are critical.
Also, once on orbit the Sea-Level Raptors would cease thrust and the vacuum optimized Raptors would ignite. At least that's what I've been led to believe based on Tim Dodd, The Everyday Astronaut's rundown on the Raptor varients and their capabilities. Exciting times await!
And anyway i don't think that the Super heavy's grid fins can support the weight of SH + Starship on the top. Elon was talking only to catch the SH during the landing, never talked about launch SH on this way.
Not to mention the weight of fuel - the catcher and grid fins would only be able to hold the weight of a mostly-empty Super Heavy.
@@L4JP Absolutely !
Yes, I totally forgot about the launch clamps initially, I just did not want to go back and render out the animations again for such a small change (visually). However with the Sea level raptors firing in space, from my understanding, Starship may need to fire it's sea level raptors for it to reach orbit, especially with heavy payloads.
Great job!
This is the most underrated animation I've ever seen 👌🏾
Amazing!
You guys do the greatest things with computer graphics that I have ever seen. Thank you🥰🥰🥰
Beautiful and inspiring!
Amazing video! I am so excited for the actual mission
I love the space community!!
Amazing! Love your Work Evan!
Good stuff Evan 👊🏼
Brilliant work Evan! I love the camera work
Oh my god this looks fantastic! Except the fins down superheavy, Well well well done!
Superb effort - get this guy a Mars bar.
This is incredible!
Great visualization!👍
That was awsome !!
As a child I never would have imagined I would ever go to space, but it's going to be a very real thing in my lifetime, thousands of individuals going to space, orbit, the moon, and more. I still cant really believe it but sure enough, it will be quite common to see the blackness, the stars and the curve of earth from the clean white room of a starship.
Amazing, Very nice !
Excellent stuff
Really good well done 👏🏽
Amazing work! 🔥
That was the coolest thing I’ve ever seen!
Wow i am subscribed! Great work🚀😍
Wow! Nice job.
Finally I can see, what the tower is for ! Thank you ;-)
Amazing, I love it
Nice animation! Keep up the good work!
Don't judge it , just enjoy it . Great job!
I can’t wait!
best animation of Starship that I have ever seen, tutorial would be good
Great job! Keep it up!
Okeyyy so this will be preeetty epic
I am still trying to wrap my head around the fact they can land every time now
_Almost_ every time. RIP B1059.
SpaceX is getting good at landings and getting better. It will take a few tries to land and "catch" a booster, but as a quote on my workroom wall states, "If you can dream it, you can do it". Trust me, the team at SpaceX knows how to dream big!
Your calm mind is the ultimate weapon against your challenges. So relax. I subscribed😄👍
This is awesome
This is awesome
This is really good stuff!
That was cool !
Totally f'n awesome
A very good video. Congratulations!
Great animation. 👌🏼
Amazing
WOW! that was damn good!!!
Really great animation.
You've got my subscription with this animation.... Awesome indeed 👍👍👍👍
The best animation created thank you Evan 😊
Amazing work! Subscribed and rang the bell!
Wow 🚀
Looking forward to this in reality.
Its fascinating to live in this world and watch latest stratups, which makes advancing our world forward.
Fantastic animation 🔥
Amazing content. Keep up
Well done!🙂
Nice!
Amazing Job wow
Very good work
Nice concept vid
You guys are good enough to make a full-length animated movie congratulations on such quality starwatcher
Wow instant sub and like. Amazing
nice!
Not too shabby! Very impressive, in fact. This very much so intrigued my imagination lol
Magic
Not sure they would fire the sea level and vacuum raptors at the same time. I think the sea level ones will only be used for landing burns.
They must because vac raptors don't gimbal
@@oskar1101pl rcs thrusters, it makes no sense to use raptor sea level in vacuum because of the pressure that would make them inefficient
@@oskar1101pl Can't they just use RCS for attitude control?
They would. At the beginning of the orbital insertion burn, gravity losses are high and TWR is low, so you need all the thrust you can get. That means running all the engines. Once enough fuel has burned off that the acceleration reaches 3 Gs, you'd shut down the sea level engines. Possibly before that, if it winds up being more efficient. Once the acceleration once again reaches 3 Gs on just the vacuum engines, they'd begin throttling down to maintain it. It would essentially be a combination of Apollo's center engine shutdowns for its first and second stages, and Shuttle's engine throttling.
Nice one bro
good job!
You done good sir.
nice animation!
Nice work that animation.
Nice
Great Job on this animation. May it help inspire the team working at StarBase.
great animation, but what really triggered me was the sea level raptors still running in space hahah
The sea level raptors will most likely be used in space as they are the only ones that can gimbal.
Nope RCS thruster will be enough
@@MrHeathjones299 during landing perhaps but why would you need to gimbal the landing engines in space when you can use the side thrusters to make adjustments
Not to mention the fact that sea level raptors in space are very inefficient so you will more likely waste precious fuel than make any meaningful adjustments
The SL Raptors will absolutely be used during ascent. It’s not an error.
I heard Starship's TWR will be too low with just R-vacs so all six will be burning for abit.
This is so awesome! I couldn't understand the tower catching idea from Elon's interviews. This is totally helpful to get my head wrapped around some of the quick reuse concepts.
The "catch"... Oh boy, oh boy... I want front-row seating for the first few tries...
If I were a betting man, I'd say three tries... Like the Navy firing the big guns of the Wisconsin Battleship, one short, one long, the third try is perfect. Life is getting very interesting around Starbase, City TX.
nice
Very Nice skills
Your so good at animating holy
music at 2 minutes is sick
Very good video.
Cool graphics!.. one day this will happen 👍
The music and the fact that super heavy is held by the crane rather than standing make it somewhat comedic for me. I laughed hard.
Can't wait for SN16!
Can't believe this is turning into reality very soon...🚀
Muy buena animación 👍🏼
I’m there!!
I can't believe that I asked for this animation.
да у него будет ломаться, будет взрываться, но человек уже годами идет упорно к цели. Я счастлив, что у человечества есть такие как Маск, жаль что так мало. Удачи мечтателям!!!