Booster 7 Explosion - A Detailed Examination of the Complex Mechanical Systems Involved.
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- Опубліковано 8 чер 2024
- This weeks investigation is a major deep dive into the mechanical systems of the orbital launch mount. This is not a video exclusively about the Booster 7 explosion. Instead this is intended to be a learning tool for understanding the complexity of the OLM, while using a recent example (B7 Explosion) to highlight some of the more dangerous characteristics of the Orbital Launch Mount.
*Warning. If you like your news without the jokes...this video is not for you!
0:00 - Intro
1:57 - Welcome
2:48 - Orbital Launch Mount Construction
12:12 - Orbital Launch Mount History
16:12 - Jeff Bezos
16:28 - Tim Dodd Launch Mount Tour Analysis
21:48 - Raptor QD
32:23 - Spin Start Deep Dive
38:51 - Thank You booster 7
46:59 - Possible Igniter Test?
53:55 - Thanks and End Credits
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This channel is ridiculously good. Zack can just hold your attention with his detailed yet simple explanations. Well done sir!🚀
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Great episode. The intricate detail you provide really shows that the channel name is very appropriate. I've learned more about the Starship system from your videos than any other source.
It's not a great episode. It's much more than that, in all seriousness. It's proper journalism. The critical examination, and most crucially, *re-examination* of the available evidence to give crucial insight not otherwise available.
They've given lesser journalists prizes for less and that's a fact.
This is going to be so good. You should be getting a Pulitzer for your investigative work.
I agree. STEM journalism is extremely underrepresented in Pulitzers.
I loved the deep dive into the launch mount, I had heard that much of the launch infrastructure for the booster was going to be integrated into the launch mount to save weight and space on the booster but had no idea how extensive those systems were. the legs was an obvious one but all of the priming and starting system for 24 of the 33 engines is quite alot more. Thank you, this was an excellent episode!
The reason why the igniters for the 20 outer boosters are on the mount is because, once MECO and SSEP, I suspect that those 20 engines do not get relighted for Boostback and/or Reentry Burns. The center 13 (gimble) engines would handle those tasks; as well as the Landing Burn.
Great job, I love the deep dive explanations and engineering viewpoint. Solid work Zack/Zach!!!
Dude that was, by far, the most fascinating SpaceX video I have ever watched! I had no idea that Stage Zero was so incredibly complex. Incredible work!
That is insanely good info. To be honest I think it's the single best starbase video I've watched, and I've watch quite a few. You turn so much complex detail into understandable info. So freaking cool.
This was a treat. So much detail I watched it twice.👏
"The over pressure is the notice" I'm in stitches hahaha. Thanks for another incredible dive into Stage 0 and the infrastructure around Starbase
Lots a work here. And damn good work too. Thanks! I can't wait to see the changes in the Launch Table 2 if we are ever gonna get a peek. Great Job Zack
Really excellent work. Backing up what you say with images (like the QDs moving from the shop to the OLM) really makes a difference.
This was an AWESOME video Zack! I've been following you on Twitter for a while, and was extremely excited when you uploaded your first video when B7 tried to implode on itself. Thank you, SO much for continuing these amazing deep dives! I am OBSESSED. Please don't even worry about long videos again. 55 minutes? No problem. I'm gonna watch it all regardless of how long it is! I actually prefer the longer format, and if you started doing 2 hour videos, I'd still love it just as much!
I am left nearly speechless after this video. Zack, this is an enormous and consequential amount of work/insights! Thanks for sharing the detailed investigative process that you use to piece together progress at stage zero Star Base stage. It is both highly entertaining and hugely informative. LOL, you should definitely watch your back as you clearly have the knowledge and talent for sluething out engineering details! If you need someone to vouch to your boss after your abduction, I and many others would be happy to stand up for you.
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Top notch investigation, sir. I watched this whole dang video 1 and 1/10 times.
Love the special on scene reporting at the beginning.
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Absolutely loved how you wove this complex story together. Explaining what Sam was saying was my favorite part. Keep up the great work. 👍🏻
Man, you''re the best! 55 min is wild, congrats to you and the editors for the hard work! You created by far the most entertaining space-related channel on UA-cam.
You are the kind of person I really appreciate: Brave enough to be goofy, serious enough to do great work, detail oriented to catch all the details, and with the kind of intelligence that can put it all together when it just passes the rest of us by.
Thank you for helping me understand such a complex structure, and in such a fun way.
Zack, I needed to say that your insight into the building and daily goings on of all things Space X is second to none. You truly are a phenomenal detective! You put Felix, Tim, Marcus and Scott to shame. Your ability to notice such obscure details when piecing together the extremely complicated parts that the Space X personnel a building. To do so without any blueprints for prototypes of never built before equipment, nobbt T-Mobile mention the complexity of it all truly boggles my mind.
Because of this. Your abilities earned you the prestigious honourable of being the very first channel I subscribe to. I’ve watched UA-cam for years and although I have many favourite channels that I watch on a regular basis I have never deemed them worthy of my subscription. God speed Zack.
This was so good! I don't know how you do what you do, but i love it. We're getting so close to a 33 raptor static fire. These next few months are going to be exciting
I joined today. I've only seen a few of your videos, but it was enough to convince me that you had worthy content. Looking forward to the next informative video!
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10 thumbs up, Zack! You are an incredibly intelligent and knowledgeable engineer with the additional talent of being able to effectively communicate the subject matter to an average person. Thank you so much for your contribution to our understanding of SpaceX's accomplishments.
Ive been waiting!!! I WATCHED THE OTHER EPISODES OVER AND OVER AND OVER!!
This channel is golden crack for engineers and space nerds like me. I'm paid to carefully break "test" hardware and document that. Thank you!
Zack Cousteau taking us on a deep dive. You have earned your dolphins
that intro had me in stitches 😂 very creative, friggin great stuff 😅
"The over pressure . . . is the notice . . ."
😂😂😂
This channel get my vote for favorite find of the year! Keep up the awesome work!
ZacK just keeps upping the game!
Those are incredible deep-dives, your investigation and video-making work is absolutely insane!
Zach as a retired mechanical engineer I appreciate your thoroughness & the logical flow that you take through your investigation, gathering of data/photos, analysis & conclusions. Extremely well done. And your (wow - 55 Minutes!!) presentation & video is professional as well. I don't know any other channel that comes close to you & CSI-SpaceX. Congratulations. I look forward to continue to see more of your great work.
Thank you!
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"The overpressure IS the notice" What a great line xD
Loved the video! Thank you for putting so much effort in explaining this extremely complex topic to us! Keep it up
My favourite topic! The OLM!
Such attention to detail and deep analysis is not something found anywhere else. Keep on keeping on Zach!
Dude, your intro had me cracking up! 😂
And I'm LOVING these hour-long documentaries.
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I wish I could Thumbs Up more than once. Great Job!
Thanks Marcus!!! This one was something I hope I don’t have to repeat often. Way too much info.
If you watch Zack's episodes only once, you're not getting it all! Some of the highest density content I've seen. Outstanding production as well.
THANKS
Thanks Matt!!!
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This just might be the best SpaceX channel available on the web. Great job, and thank you.
Man your content is extraordinary. Your subscriber count doesn’t do justice. Hope your channel grows big faster.
Simply awesome how you've pieced together all the bits and pieces of photographic and video evidence into such a comprehensive and detailed understanding of the workings of the orbital launch mount. My hat is off to you sir! Five stars from me on this video.
I just discovered your channel. Oh how I wish I had months ago. I LOVE this channel. Detailed explanations, loads of information, no BS. THANK YOU.
An incredible effort which leaves no question unanswered - well, not of any consequence. Zack deserves every space nerds subscription.. do it now ! (Please)
The complexity of the job you do is mind blowing. I always expect something challenging before each one of your episodes, but this one surpasses all previous ones. I must admit, that due to your insight and talent, I can grasp the complexity of the jobs which were taken away from the rocket itself and transferred to Stage 0. The principle is remarkably simple, yet the actual launch table that resulted is the most complex orbital launch mount ever built by far. This also explains the delays that pushed 1st orbital launch date so far.
Pfftt.. I'm not going to watch a one hour video on a spin up test. One hour later. THAT WAS AMAZING! Really loving the videos. The only thing I would appreciate is summaries/clarifications as you're going along. Things might seem pretty obvious but a lot of people won't understand. I had to stop and think a bit to know what exactly you were talking about. Think of your story like buliding a multi story cake. After every layer is done summarize and clarify it. Then go on to the next layer.
I can see what you mean. I kind of thought by not giving summaries it would motivate people to rewatch. A lot of things that can get missed the first time around
@@CSIStarbase I've had to rewind at some points where you're listing off details just to make sure I'm hearing them correctly. But it's a long video, and it covers a lot of stuff. It's kinda easy to get lost in it.
The quality of your material blows my mind. It really really does.
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Awesome work Zack, makes thing understood a lot easier.I really love the humor you put into this episode, man, I had tears running!! GREAT JOB!!
Thanks! Glad you enjoyed it!
This has become my favorite channel for detailed SpaceX info. Terrific work!
The entertainment value on this channel is just as high as its informational value
Relatively new to the channel...
You've done a fantastic job of carving out a niche in a crowded field!
10:34 -- looks like a suppressor for water hammers (or other incompressible fluid)?
So hyped.😍 Zack is awesome 😎
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By far the most detailed technical description of the complexity of Starship. Well done, sir.
Mann ! What a good peace of work ! Thanks for the laughts to
Awesome great excellent so much detail and also sass "cold gas thrusters which were later abandoned after Tim Dodd told Elon Musk that he didn't like them" ... and "the overpressure IS the notice"... lmao
This is the best video so far on this channel. Wow! Mind blown!
Also, the Star Wars reference/re-enactment… …chefs kiss, Zack.
Absolutely amazing job! Your deep dives are the best :) love it!
This and SLS rollout is too good!
I don’t know how I didn’t find your channel before but this video is amazing.
OMG, looking forward to this one!
This channel is the best nerdy Starship deep dive I know. Thank you for all your effort! Loved the explanation of the Mr. Patel / Musk talk. Really appreciate.
Thanks Zack, a brilliant and detailed analysis with lighthearted clips in between to keep it engaging.
This is the first video of yours that I’ve seen and my jaw is on the floor. Absolutely incredible analysis and reverse engineering.
Thanks! Extremely well done, entertaining, and educational!
This is one of the best Starship videos I've seen. Thanks so much for producing it.
This channel is one of, if Not Thee Best channel there is. Zack is a Brilliant and very insightful and picks up on the smallest of clues to figure out what is going through the minds of the engineers at SpaceX. To be Honest, I can’t believe that Zack is Not working at SpaceX in their engineering department. With his brilliant translation of the clues that he sees and his common sense approach to every angle there is available. Zack really thinks things through and doesn’t speculate on anything until he has proof to back up his theories. I really love this channel and enjoy every episode that comes out. I know it takes a lot of work to put videos out, but I can’t help but want more 😎
Thank you !! That means a lot. Don’t worry I’m not going anywhere. I can’t work for SpaceX cuz I can’t work on a single task (like designing gridfins for example). I have to see the whole picture.
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This is some of the best productions I've seen about the Starship program and all of its infrastructure. EXCELLENT!!!!!!
Exceptional detective work. I was watching the updates religiously up until last autumn as everything seemed to go slow pending stage0 completion. So amazing to see those small tests and how you've connected them to with photos from others in the community.
And the accent is fine, I loved that break in the middle! Have a subscribe my friend.
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Thank you so much🙌
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Very impressive work! Will be tuning in regularly.
Just found out about your channel from Marcus house whom I watch every single week and I got to say this was an excellent video in terms of Starship simplicity. I don't think I've ever seen a video on Starbase so easily explained when it comes to Starship and it's operations. I legit watched this video from start to finish it was that good you have a new subscriber my friend nice job!
Excellent coverage of the Starbase Saga, the beginning of a new Era of exploration that some of us have dreamed about in more than fifty years.
A supreme comprehensive photographic analysis!
Awesome insights Zach! Damn!
What an exceptional video! It answered so many questions I had about what I was seeing on the OLM, and at the same time educated me on a lot more I wasn’t aware of. Outstanding Zack! My first video that I watched that you made was just a short time ago just before the switch to the green screen background you’ve started using. After watching this I’m heading over to Patreon, you deserve my support. Thank you so much. Keep it up dude.
This is by FAR the best channel covering Starship. All your research is so impressive, keep up the good work!
Well done! Look forward to the next one. Thanks!
😂 the random humor is absolutley superb and the southern accent is ALMOST on point.
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Just an amazing amount of analysis. I’ve seen pretty much every shot you showed, and had no clue about what I was looking at. To put it all together is very impressive. Great job. I look forward to your next ‘what the hell happened?’ episode.
So, we should be seeing a nice big rbqd ports diagram soon.
I watched, slept on it, then watched again this morning.
Keep em coming !
Expectations met and exceedeed a thousandfold. Great work Zack, you deserve much more subs. 🥰
Oh WOW, your insights and observations are incredible. I really enjoyed this episode. You convinced me to start supporting your channel. Looking forward to the next episode.
I just discovered this gem of a channel. All I can say is wow! Awesome job here. I'm really impressed. You've certainly earned my subscription.
Thats a good episode! Thanks Zak
Zack, you are both entertaining and technical. Amazing observation powers and a talent for making unbelievably technical stuff easily understood. Thanks!!
I noticed this from LabPadre's footage of the explosion. If you move through frame by frame, the camera grabs a 'lucky frame' where you can see a blue glow coming from the very center, resembling the color of a Raptor's exhaust flame post-startup. Now I know this wasn't an engine startup, but I had my suspicions that the source was from the combustion chamber of one of the engines. Every person documenting this event suggested that the flames found an 'unintended ignition source' on the ground but I wasn't sure. I wrote this off thinking that the framerates on the camera were too low for me to verify my argument, so I just wrote it off. Thank you for this insight.
I have a new found appreciation for stage zero now! Thanks so much Zack, these videos are amazing!
I really like this channel and am never gonna stop watching him.👍
You have a gift for explaining complex ideas clearly and concisely. Learnt a lot, thank you.
I probably knew less than 1% of anything being presented here, this is awesome!! Keep it up!