SpaceX Conducts Ship 29 Static Fire Ahead of the Fourth Starship Launch!
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- Опубліковано 24 бер 2024
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We have a SUPER jam-packed episode, with lots of exciting progress being made at Starbase for the 4th flight of Starship as Ship 29 conducts a massive static fire test! There have also been some really interesting orbital launches too, including a lunar support mission from China, a Starshield Mission from SpaceX, and a crewed launch to the ISS from Roscosmos. Furthermore, NASA are making headway with their Artemis and Lunar Gateway Program, and we’re about to say goodbye forever to one of the greatest rockets of all time. All of this and a whole lot more, enjoy!
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@atemoc, if your "naj" is supposed to be Greek, then it means "yes"!
A Greek "no" is "ochi". If you suspect this to be confusing ;•) naj, it is, for the first several weeks.
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I love these too
Loved watching that static fire, its so rare i catch them live nowadays
The award for literally the best sponsor transitions ever goes to Matt Lowne.
Bro I was literally about to comment this XD
It's insane how fast Starship is developing. I actually wrote an article for my school's newspaper on iterative testing vs NASA style testing and why SpaceX "blowing stuff up" is not at all "failure"
Yup. I hope you mentioned pricing. 100mln per IFT (not counting refurbishment/modifications of stage 0), vs price of test rig in Mississippi at Stennis Space Center (about 0.5-1 bln for modifications for testing SLS)
Nice work. If more people like you tried to educate in this way, we would as a species benefit immeasurably.
5:14 The cow is pretty chill, he must've seen these tests many times.
methane factory munching grass next to a space-ship "priceless"
That was a really smooth transition into the ad read lol
Matt Lowne... you always have the craziest sponser transitions in you space this week videos
That sponsor transition was peak
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He really is getting good at his craft
Prediction: IFT-4/20, knowing Musk's sense of humor
Just heard about the static fire from a friend, nice quick coverage!
I hope the 4th launch lands safely.
No chance. I will call success if booster keep attitude during reentry and will be able to reignite engines and kill majority of velocity, and if ship will have control of attitude in vac and during re-entry, and will be able to ignite engines in space. I don't count for soft splashdown of booster before ift5. Surviving re-entry for ship (not soft splashdown/bellyflip) before next starship will be build with next gen of thermal protection tiles that we saw 3 months ago on test rig
All episodes of Space This Week do in fact always happen in atmosphere.
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Smooth transition to the babble ad, I liked it!
Always find your stuff so informative thanks 👍
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2:30 I took French in High-school, my dad taught French in another high-school years later, and still that is all the French I know too "hi, my name is" =)
Ahhh I cannot wait until you do the Jool mission! I've tried that mission more times than I can count.
You french is on point mate. Continue comme ça!
1:45 RIP birbs 😢
That's what I was thinking, the birds that flew away are probably deaf.
So much jargon it's like a foreign language lol
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Thankyou,thankyou and thankyou...for not flogging yourself for some award. Followed you for some time. Fellow Brit LOL. Appreciate your humour. Cheers
Imagine how much useful data and design they got from this and other designs of booster predecessor. 😊
12:58 “Delta 4 heavy, the world’s largest operational rocket”
SLS? Could also count starship, but thats not operational yet
SLS isn't operational yet either.
@@vicroc4 yea it is, it launched artemis 1
@clayel1 That was a test flight. The next flight will also be a test flight, because the first flight with humans on board is always a test flight. After that, you can maybe consider it operational. Though tbh I hope they don't make the mistake of declaring it operational at all, because that word breeds complacency at NASA - as we saw with the Shuttle.
Forever is forever, forever is a very long time.
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Love the video, but that backing music is jarring
yay!
what graphic mods u use in ksp 1?
o7 for the Delta IV Heavy
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Hopefully they figure out the attitude control this time.
8:00 "spaceflight participant" means "tourist that the government sent"
12:46 What is falling off the Chinese rocket and is that supposed to happen?
Looks like ice, likely from the fuel, as it is very cold.
Thermal insulation panels. Yes, that's supposed to happen.
Bye to Ariane 5! Now is the Delta V!
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Every time you stick a new satellite up you need to bring two old ones back down.
If Starship goes operational. What reason does SLS have to even exist?
Fun fact about Gateway: the command and control computers are approximately equivalent to first-generation Pentium processors.
Also apparently incredibly irritating to program, at least if my father's complaining about them is any indication.
Imagine if you could cut the booster into small bits and make jewellery from it, stamped with b4Sx. Sale them for 10 dollars... Medallions, rings, ear rings, etc
If Starship ever gets to the Moon, it will tip over on landing!
The uhh hls I think? Probably wont
It'll definitely be hard to keep it upright with the low gravity.
My acronym got jargoned. It was a mishap that caused a significant anomaly. Expertise was significant. Ice cream was on site and shared.
When will we get another ksp video!!!
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SpaceX would _very much_ have liked to have been able to fly the Booster 4 stack, but unfortunately this was during that time when the FAA infamously took the majority of a _year_ to do a single review. Nowadays, SpaceX shapes their schedule around the FAA's anticipated heel-dragging, but back then, they had little choice but to iterate new vehicles without actually flying anything and getting that very, very valuable flight data.
i feel like if they forgo the pad avoidance maneuver they wouldnt have the BQD issues they keep having. changing hoses after every single launch indicates an issue.
I am not so worried, as they will finally figure it out. If i recall, building launch pad in same style like is in florida at KSP would cost about 5bln. This is amount that SpaceX already spend on WHOLE starship program.
Sucks ship 29 doesn't seem to have all those Starlink terminals.. so maybe no rocket cam like on flight 3
why would they delay the firing of the outer 3 vacuum engines during the static fire? wouldn't it be just fine activating all 6 at the same time?
Probably to avoid vibration shock. SpaceX is staging both ignition, and shutting down. Same approach you see ie in Saturn V, or STS
Matt, or anyone else. Which rocket is the Doge1 rocket?
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Im surprised elon didnt turn the booster into his new house
Ho hum
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So how do you do a proper static fire without it lifting off? Lower throttle? pinned down?
I'm pretty sure it's attached to the stand in some way.
Basically, just don't release the hold-down clamps
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Technically sls is worlds largest operational rocket
It's not operational.
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i only watched the ksp videos and now the news sounds weird with his voice
I admire the chinese dedication. I don't care at all how they have achieved what they are doing. They are doing it!!! I like to think that no matter what...the human race will survive. I hope we are all genetically represented, every surviving species of human. Equally i hope we never face such extinction. In the end all that truly matters is we dont end as a species unique in the known evolution of our cosmos. Without ever finding out if we are truly alone and unique
ngl, I know you HAVE to have Starship in the thumbnail because it is what it is, but I keep loosing your videos in my subscription feed. I'm only subbed to NSF, Matt Lowne, Everyday Astronaut, Scott Manley and Mike Aben, but you all seem to be uploading at the same time and I end up with 4-6 video with almost exactly the same thumbnail together. Worth a thought.
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Russia is gonna do something to the ISS
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If u realy learn German then, Welche Falcon 9 hat die meisten Start und Landungen?
starlink and now starshield? there's going to be so much potential trash in orbit
B💩. These are to date the *only* satelites that are designed to deorbit after their usefull time.
How come you can use your web connection to post unqualified remarks, but you can't use that same connection to inform yourself?
Not only ones, as many modern satellites have that ability. Except ofc geostationary, but those will go for cementery orbit, bit further than geo
@@MichaelWinter-ss6lx you don't have to be such a scrooge, I genuinely did not know about them being able to deorbit after their time is done
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Bye-bye, old horse rocket. Hello, new and reusable generation.
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Emergency!!! THE ONLY SOTUTION!
Baffles will not work to prevent the fuel slushing problem, because the tanks of the starship system are too large. That is the only reason why the starship will explode every time.
The solution:
The tanks of Starship and Superheavy need 2 disk valves, expanding the diameter of each tank. One of the disks, the one on top, rotates above the contiguous disk to close the overlaping holes on the surface of the disks; to reduce the Size of the tank by dividing it, before any rotation or acceleration of the rocket. This will prevent slushings and protect the plumbing, if located 10% above the bottom section of each tank. Large telescopic pistons can be attached below the bottom of disk valves to control the fuel pressure as the piston expands into the fuel tank.
I have built a model that works perfectly. The second disk valve can be located 10% below the front of the tank, to also protect the front of the tanks from the slushing forces.
The gridfins are too flat and too small to be effective enough and will not be able to control the booster.
Why is Elon not using four pins instead of three to secure each heat shield tyle? Four anchor points provide far more stability to secure a tyle, not three.What is more important than securing the heat shield? Four anchor points would eliminate the problems of tyles falling off the ship every time there is an engine ignition. Please get this message to Elon. Thank you.
Also, Spacex needs 3 actuators to move the payload bay doors correctly, not two. They have only two now, one at each end of the payload bay. They need one at the center position. Three will guarantee that there will always be enough support to open and close the doors, even if one of the three fails. I know the spacex engineers can see these problems. It is like ignoring the elephant in the room. Musk needs to hire people who can be trusted and who will not continue accepting bribes from Jeff Bozo to sabotage spacex.
How do you know t his?
He doesn't. He's posting it everywhere for the last two weeks; carefully avoiding platforms where Elon eventually would see it.
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