SpaceX Starship Hot Staging Cinematic
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- Опубліковано 3 лип 2023
- SpaceX Starship, a remarkable creation from the visionary private space exploration company founded by Elon Musk, is an extraordinary feat of engineering that embodies the limitless potential of human ingenuity. The Starship represents a pioneering concept in space travel, providing an advanced, fully reusable transportation system designed to propel both crew and cargo beyond the frontiers of Earth's orbit and enable unparalleled point-to-point travel on our planet.
This awe-inspiring spacecraft comprises two distinct but interdependent components: the powerful Super Heavy booster and the sleek, futuristic Starship spacecraft. The Super Heavy booster serves as the initial thrust mechanism that catapults the Starship spacecraft into orbit, while the Starship spacecraft itself is responsible for carrying both crew and cargo to their intended extraterrestrial destinations.
Fashioned out of the ultra-durable stainless steel, the Starship spacecraft is a masterful creation of technological sophistication that can carry up to 100 people and accommodate a staggering payload capacity of up to 150 metric tons. The spacecraft boasts a bevy of cutting-edge features, including robust engines and state-of-the-art avionics systems that guarantee the utmost safety and precision in the spacecraft's landings on various extraterrestrial surfaces.
SpaceX's relentless commitment to innovation and progress is evident in their extensive testing of the Starship prototype at their launch facility in South Texas. The company envisions a future where the Starship spacecraft serves as a vital tool for humanity's exploration of the Moon and Mars, as well as facilitating commercial point-to-point travel on our planet. With the Starship, SpaceX hopes to expand the horizons of space travel, making it more accessible and affordable for everyone and ushering in a new era of human achievement and exploration.
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When I see new Hazegrayart animation, I click! This is really well done! the quality of your animations has skyrocketed over the years.
Hazegrayart is “Must-See TV!”
skyrocketed lol
Pun intended.
Looking forward for the real one! Great visualization!
Give it up SpaceX. Artemis is where it's at. It will take you 30-40 more years to get where Artemis is now.
@@WiilyDerbbinphlatte
I don't know if we are talking about the same SpaceX here.
Artemis 1 took over 11 years to launch if I'm not wrong, SpaceX only really started to develop Starship around 2019, and 4 years after, they already tried to go for a orbital launch, sure, it took some time, but this was way faster than SLS.
SpaceX is constantly applying changes and modifications for Starship to make sure it works, i do agree it's not going to be tomorrow that Starship works, but I'd say it's a safe bet to say that from 2 or 3 years from now, Starship would be working fully.
SLS is very expensive, very slow and right now, barely capable of delivery something heavy to Low Earth Orbit, or even Trans Lunar Injection. They need to get the Exploration upper stage in it to make it a serious rocket when it comes to delivering cargo to the Moon.
Now that we know what the hot staging ring really looks like, this animation needs an update
Has to come back to compare what IFT2 looked like compared to this. So cool. Go Starship!
Excellent, as usual!
i got the vibe that theyed be leaving the center booster engines running and using the gimble to reorient/start the boostback quicker
Starship gets more and more like N1 each day
Hopefully it won't end like the N1...
@@Screeno1993 Hopefully not!!
Well the sn9 landing looked kinda like the n1’s second flight
Well, the only similarities are the many engines, and now, the hot staging, the N-1 had barely any ground testing, and that's very different from Starship, that had lots of ground testing since the beginning.
I disagree
I like the way that you even simulated the frame dragging effect on the video with a slightly wobbly rocket (or is that simulated atmosphere effects?)
Very nice! I imagine the engines on the booster will stay lit until it has completed the flip and boost back burn. I may be way off though.
U are right. Elon said that 3 center engines will keep on. Most probable thing is as soon as the starship decouple (or better saying, starship gets off the way) they'll start all gimbaled engines to boostback
@@andresouza2314I'm assuming Starship is starting up at part throttle and waiting for Booster to get out of the way before throttling up as well?
Excellent work, I've been watching your uploads for years. My favorite will always be the seadragon :)
hot staging can be useful starting point to design an emergency evacuation system for starship if the booster failed. but now we have to make sure that starship can survive an emergency sea landing without blowing up.
true. it will be very helpful once they start launching crew (granted the system works hopefully)
It won't work like that. You need engines far more powerful to quickly and safely separate the Starship from the booster, given it's weight compared to that of Crew Dragon, Orion, or Soyuz capsules. Not to mention Starship can't land horizontally.
I actually think it might be better if Starship doesn't carry passengers, just launch the rocket into LEO and transport the people there through Dragon.
@@davisdf3064 A specific version of the Starship with a Dragon on top? Or perhaps a detachable payload bay, with a crew capsule inside?
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No, just send the Starship without people and with 3 Falcon 9 launches you can carry them to the Starship
Another stunning animation.. thank you sir! 🙌
Really well done!
Hopefully we see this irl, in a couple months!
Beautiful animation as always! I admit I have my doubts about hot staging and reusability being compatible concepts, but I was wrong about booster reusability too. 😂
ik I honestly not sure what to think about hot staging. it doesnt sound like a great idea for reusability, but spacex have proven that they can do the impossible. hot staging would also be an effective abort system if starship ever flies crew.
Give it up SpaceX. Artemis is where it's at. It will take you 30-40 more years to get where Artemis is now.
@@WiilyDerbbinphlatte artemis will probably be pointless within 10-15 years. by that time starship shoudl be operational and carrying crew. starship will also be atleast 100 times cheaper than SLS. although I love the artemis program, and it is currently the only was to send crew to the moon, eventually it will become pointless once starship is in the picture. Starship will definetly not take 3-40 years to become operational. i estimate it should be opertational around 2024/2025 and if it becomes reliable the sls will beocme outdated.
@@hamzahkhan8952 SpaceX can do the impossible? Like what?
Refurbashable spacecraft? Already done.
Landing with engines? Already done.
@@TheOwenMajor they were the first ones to land an orbital class booster and reuse them over a dozen times. they resused fairings. and the first private company to send cargo and crew to iss. etc..
landing with engines was done by spacex first.
Never stop thrusting!!!🎉
ayo?
@@orionSpacecraft dirty minded
@@orionSpacecraft
It's true!
"In thrust, we trust"
Kerbal Engineer, 1969.
As always. Top class renders.
Holy moly this looks beautiful!
Amazing!
Hello Hazegrayart,
I am a new subscriber.
Very nice art.
Perfect! Beautiful! Gourgeous!
I'm here from Marcus House's channel and I have to say I've always loved your renderings and animations!
Wow! Thanks for the beautiful 4th of July present!
It looks almost exactly like how the IFT2 flight went! other than the real ship and booster being blown up
Amazing work!!
Really cool to follow along as your animations improve in quality!
i prefer satire-animations for years now.
Hazegrayart is always amazing!!!
We’re hoping it all works like this!
Way to go thank you for your work
Starship really needs to get nicknamed The Orca.
Shamoo Class?
@@jameswilson5165 Free Elon's Willy?
Wow perfect simulation of next flight !!! SOOOOOOO excited to see that !!!!!!!👍👌💪
It's good to see that the booster ignition problems have been sorted! 🙂
it's an animation
@@v-q-np15i think its for b9
*_Well_*_ executed!_
This I want to see for reals, even though Hazegray does a fantastic job. Go SpaceX!
We’ve actually seen this now!
It would make more sense for the booster to keep on firing after the ship was separated, to facilitate the flip and boost-back burn, make it faster and more efficient as well; But I don't know how SpaceX will handle this.
Other than that, this is, as usual, a fantastic animation.
With a bit more info, we also now know that the outer engines will ignite first, shortly followed by the inner engines (on the Ship) during hot-staging.
Nice animation!
Amazing man. Your work is always amazing. THANK YOU!
Wow amazing!
good stuff!
Just perfect
good job
Amazing as usual, but maybe need to flame out a few booster engines next time?🙃
slight banding visible around the vehicles, but still very cool
Nice work mate 🎉🎉❤❤
I can imagine some metal or metal-variant playing during launch...
Neat! Stealing.
Very nice animation
Awesome job/
wow.. dude. You are getting better and better.. congrats!!
Wow looks amazing. I'm calling it now though, this will obliterate the top of Superheavy similar to the hot staging titan video with a bit less complete destruction.
Cool halo style music lol
fire
Sounds like the centre 3 booster engines will not shutdown, and I'm guessing they'll be used to flip the booster for boostback. Maybe they'll even start flipping the entire stack right before the ship separates to give it a bit of a boost?
Well I was wondering what this was and this was a very fast intro 😸
Staging
Will the 3 center engines be firing after separation? I thought the vacuum engines would only be ignited.
A couple of nitpicks. Others have pointed out that the booster will be using the engines to turn around rather than RCS as depicted - but also, future Ships will have six vacuum engines, not three. S25 will be the last to fly in the current configuration, but I'm not expecting hot-staging to be retrofitted for that flight.
Elon confirmed hot staging will be used on the second flight- lol
Big rocket go bbrrrrr!
A happy little RUD hides somewhere in there
I guess that's like Hot swappable Hard drives?
Try doing a reusable SLS core sage.
I met your channel in the video of a comet hitting the moon. Could you do one of those with Mars as the target, as if we are sending water to terraform or something
I have a bad feeling that the separation will blast the top of the superheavy wide open...
I'm no rocket scientist, but I don't know how the top of the booster is going to survive that.
Awesome renders. I have a couple of questions (NOT criticisms): the non Vac raptor engines seem square - is this a limitation, or a deliberate attempt at over exposure; at full power booster it seems (on my monitor) to created a pixelated look? Also, at one point, the exhaust plume seems at an angle - was this intentional, perhaps capturing the fact that the booster will be viewed at an angle? Anyway, you put so much thought and effort into this, thank you for sharing it!
Aren't they adding a new piece between the ship and booster to enable hot staging
Why all engines is working? 😆
🥂!
Kool beans 🫘
I talked to a United Launch Alliance (ULA) engineer years ago that was sceptical of SpaceX and "all those motors." I don't think anyone is sceptical anymore.
When you realize that the new proud of America in Space is getting each step fore closer and closer to Korolev's N1-L3 BIG features in order to get in orbit once for all... 😅
mmm, toasty.
Great visualization. But I'm betting the first stage doesn't bother to cut off the three center engines after separation. If I were designing this process, I'd use the gimbal authority of those three engines to help flip the rocket around quickly. Once it's completed about 90 degrees or so of rotation, I'd throttle back up to slow the rotation and execute a boost back burn.
If you are going to do hot staging of the second stage, it makes no sense to not also leave those engines lit and leverage them ASAP for a faster return to launch site. Saving time here - even on the first stage - also saves fuel, which improves the mass to orbit.
It seems unclear at this time what the best solution is.
3 engines is still a lot of thrust, about 180 tonnes at near the deepest throttle. That will give close to 1g of acceleration for the empty booster.
Meanwhile the second stage must accelerate away from the booster using only part throttle so it doesn't destroy the top of the booster. It's completely full of prop and payload. It seems unlikely that it can accelerate away at better than 1g.
It may be necessary to shut down all the booster engines to enable separation.
@@gasdiveThe variant in your last sentence basically means "No hot staging", but, since they say they're gonna try it, I guess they calculated that second stage's thrust will be sufficient to separate.
@@squidwardfromua it might still be able to hot stage.
If the 2nd stage engines light while the first stage is thrusting, then the first stage shuts down to allow staging, that's a hot stage and the 2nd stage is accelerating the whole time so there should be no issues with fuel settlement. Just means the 1st stage will need a relight for boost back.
Good render. Elon has indicated that Only sealevel Raptors will start up for hot staging and will be at 50%. Also the center three booster Raptors will stay lit thru the staging.
Uh, wasn't this "3 raptors at 50% power" statement thing about booster?
Likely only three gimballing engines on both stages at separation. RVac would be exposed to backpressure during startup while ship still attached, which increases risk of RVac failure.
The booster will be at 50% power at 3 engines, not the ship, the ship likely will have about 3 engines at full or close to it power. Based on current developments though, it could be the RVacs that light though not sure.
Very nice. But would be better without the cheering!
Anyone know what the plan for booster 9 on the next launch is? Another water landing plan or just going for the catch?
Water landing most likely
😮
1:45 But wouldn't only the Vacuum engines light up?
@mike-nk2nvnah they will use all engines for the orbit insertion burn
All engines will be used, otherwise the TWR would be extremely low. Additionally, the sea level engines will be used for attitude control because they can gimble while the vacuum engines are fixed.
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Which software is used to create these type of animations?
The exhaust gas flow is too slow!!!!
Nice CGI. Hot staging has many benefits, but has always been deemed to risky for crewed rockets.
Soyuz?
Not at all, every soviet crewed vehicle has used R7 variants which do hot staging, and theTitan II did hot staging even in the Gemini missions.
When will the next Starshipe launch attempt be, does anyone know ?
once the OLM and booster 9? are ready , ship 25 apparently is ready as of now
@@joansparky4439 Hopefully this year, I don't like waiting every year to start
@@piotrwojcik1736It’ll be this year. The first launch always takes the longest to happen. Now they just have to get the launch pad and booster 9 ready and they can launch. No more FAA legal spaghetti problems (for now).
U forget the part where 3 center engines get fuqed because the hot stage section is too narrow
It's not just the quality of the animation, but the sound design I love about their vids.
nice spoiler
Great animation as always! However, I believe Elon stated that the hot stage would start with the three sea level engines at 50% before the vacuum engines light up about 1-2 seconds later. It's also unclear if the booster will actually shut down it's 3 engines, but we probably won't know any of these details for sure until the next launch.
I'm pretty sure that he said that the booster will have 3 engines at 50% throttle, he never confirmed anything about the engines on Starship itself.
Don't really see how hot staging a massive rocket like that is good for rapid reusability. Just more wear and tear
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Nice video but three critical comments anyway:
1) The gases would be ejected from the nozzles at a much much higher velocity than you show (both bososter and ship)
2) The shaking/vibrations @1:34 make any sense at all!
3) Starting @2:22 why the deformation of the image???
Is this a game?
No
Wouldn‘t Starship accelerate away from the booster quite a lot faster than shown here?
The thrust to weight ration of a fully fueled starship is pretty low since it currently only hast six raptor engines, but I agree that it would be a bit faster than shown in this animation since the booster is also in free fall, so the acceleration of the starship relative to it should at least be 1g, more likely even around 1.5g.
No, and that's one of the open questions about how this would work. As others have noted, the booster won't be shutting down all engines as portrayed in the video - they'll be keeping three engines running on low power, using them for the turnaround, then opening the throttle for the boost-back. As such, it's not clear how quickly they'll separate... Ship will be running more more engines and more thrust, but also carrying a lot more fuel mass than the near-empty booster.
I can see how this would be cheaper and easier than whatever they were trying to do earlier. You need to separate the stages and get the starship engines lit anyway, so may as well kill two birds with one stone. The russians have been doing it since day 1 and it seems to work very well for them. And if there is any western company I trust to pull it off, it's SpaceX. Look at how many "impossible" things they have made mundane and routine! We have rapid reuse of an orbital rocket, we have landings on barges out at sea, we have dual landings for the Falcon Heavy, and so much more besides!
We were exploring space before, but SpaceX have really thrown open the floodgates.
Did I just hear an epic fail guy talking when they staged the Super Heavy?
AMERICA
Copying 1960s RUSSIA… Not a great look, especially under present circumstances 😏
Why the booster engines nozzle have square shapes?
prob lens flare effect from the cgi tool haze uses
@@joansparky4439 that was my guess, very bad CGI , unless Musk invented square shaped nozzle, and didn't bragging on the twitter first.
@ theOrionsarms
Look up the term 'lens flare' please.. and no, it's not bad cgi, it's actually good cgi, recreating what REAL GLASS lenses in objectives do when they project very bright light sources. Have you seen pictures of the James Webb Space telescope? Even that thing does stuff like that.. in real.
@@joansparky4439 actually the really high quality picture of the superheavy booster(from the only test) didn't have square shaped nozzle, what you explain is a optical artifact , that is applying only for some telescopes mirrors (some have four diffraction lines, but others like Webb sixth spike ) and have nothing to do with this video(because they don't charge the shape of a object, but only add long spike to it). A bad CGI is only that, don't try to get another motivation behind that, because it is not.
@ theOrionsarms
There is plenty close-up screenshots from the 20th of April of the booster and there are lens-flares in those images. I'd given you a link/etc. but the algorithm doesn't like that, so you gotta look yourself.
So long.
It was more fun watching the real one blow up, but maybe SpaceX can use this video to help them understand how it’s actually supposed to work.
Elon Musk will definitely remain forever in the history of the planet! And no one remembers who clown-rogozin is.
LOL
Give it up SpaceX. Artemis is where it's at. It will take you 30-40 more years to get where Artemis is now.
We all look forward to hear you admitting how wrong you were when starship attains orbit and does it repeatedly and for a lot less then it costs to fly the SLS
Я смотрел прямую трансляцию SpaseX и там не было разделения ступеней, эта ракет делает взлет, кувырок и взрыв, А Вы вводите людей в заблуждение! ("сарказм")
This is rocket's future plans, not illusions.
Great animation ad always, but those SpaceX fanboys cheering in the background are frankly irritating
You apparently never watched a Falcon Heavy launch or landing when people were cheering!!
@@michaeldeierhoi4096 I know...
I guess they're usually the employees, not fanboys
I dunno about you, but when any rocket is launched, people tend to cheer