It’s hard to imagine that Starship can put 150 tons into low Earth orbit. That is enough to lift a a Blue Whale into low Earth orbit. Star Trek IV only transported Humpbacks Lol
You're welcome 🤗 PS I took a few days to rework my pipeline here and I'm glad to announce that I just started working on a full version of the broadcast. It should come out in an even better quality of 4K :)
@about 34:00, the deceleration is about 100 kilometers an hour every two seconds, only because of air resistance.... that is about what you would feel slamming the brakes in a race car for 5-10 minutes !!! The acceleration from Earths gravity is about 9.82 meters per second per second... this is about 1½ times more, or about 14 meters per second per second.... that is crazy !!!!
I took a few days to rework my pipeline here and I'm glad to announce that I just started working on the full version of the broadcast. It should come out in an even better quality of 4K :) I hope to get it to TH-cam in the next 6 to 12 hours :)
997🇦🇺♥️💚💛🫡 The joy in that control room is absolutely infectious. Congratulations to the seriously hard working team that Elon drives to exhaustion. Well done 👏 ✔️ 👍 👌
Perspective. If you look at a one millimeter edge of a full Costco pizza, it is mostly FLT. Perspective, it’s sort of like pepperoni, but less calories.
@@kakhak How exactly are random viewers supposed to learn something when people like you complain about the question instead of either staying silent or actually answering the question. No question is too stupid. Without stupid questions we'd never gain any knowledge. Don't be an asshole, please.
The fact that this vehicle is 2x more powerful than the Space Launch System, which the SLS is more powerful than the Saturn V, is absolutely incredible!
Is it really that impressive? I mean, the engines are. But the vehicle itself? Starship didnt even make it to a proper orbit yet. Without cargo. Next will be the fifth launch. When we raced to land on the moon, we had 10 launches in the same timeframe, the tenth brought humans to the moon, with a mock landing attempt. We are lucky if starship ever makes it to orbit, empty, and doesnt break apart afterwards.
@@Galaxius2117 The engines definitely are. Reusing the boosters is also a pretty impressive engineering trick. Not arguing against that. Starship on the other hand is a bit like a hot turd right now in terms of engineering and accomplishments.
I think it’s so cool that the Starship is running on all six Raptors with no problems and it’s just keeps on going to space with no issues LOVE IT! Everyone is watching the booster and the Starship just keeps on burning going to orbit! yeah Baby!
This is why I like iterative development and testing to failure. It is not meant to be a complete success, it is meant to expose issues and weaknesses. So it's cool to see their reaction as the flap is slowly disintegrating, they are not worried about it, simply intrigued and entertained. If it works you get all the data, if it explodes in a billion pieces..... you still get all the data AND a one of a kind firework show.
🤣 I have 2 sets of captions. One is transcribed by TH-cam, the other one is done using Whisper 3 on my own GPU. Which ones did you use? Maybe watch the other full version of it. That one should have better captions. I at least try to briefly check if there are errors, didn't seem to be much.
3:30 am Magnumproteus coordination updates comments: Reconstruction of all parts burned, this a test fly and the guys preparing for the 4th and 5th test fly we become of next generation for interplanetary race.
ME ENCATÓ !!..muy buenas animaciones computadas de la re-entrada, pero me sigue poniendo trizte..siempre llegan a la alta atmosfera y regresa..nó van al espacio exterior 😢
Sorry if my question had already been answered but i dont see it anywhere below. What are all the white flakes coming off the shuttle? 10:17 for a time stamp. If i had to guess i would imagine ice?
Because i'm not a phsic expert (more the opposite). How works a landing burn ? Is it an an explosion used to slow down the ship (or any piece landing), and if yes, how does an explosion or an burn slow down the vehicle ? Or am i mixing two different things ?
Are you asking what the rocket is doing during the landing burn? If so, it is essentially reigniting it's engines in order to slow the vehicle down for a soft landing. There really isn't an explosion, just the rocket relighting. This goes for both the booster and Starship itself. However, during the Starship landing the last 30 or so KM the ship is doing a belly flop (falling horizontally) and then about 1 KM from the surface it lights it's engines and flips the rocket right side up to come in vertically and slow down. I hope I answered what you were asking.
I bet you Elon musk is going to send a load of Tesla bots to Mars. Soon with neuralink we will probably be able to interface with them from Earth if he can get his internet carrier satellites closer to Mars, ... I mean he already has a Tesla orbiting between the Earth and Mars...
2.7 million Starlink Internet customers around the globe would beg to differ. However, you are entitled to your opinion. I just hope your opinion is not based on ignorance. PS! I fucking hate Elon Musk. I even unfollowed and muted him on X.
The FULL Length Version of this launch broadcast is now live!
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Dude, this video was FIRE, exactly what a spacex fan like myself loves to see. keep. it. up
I have no plans of stopping. Plenty of flights are yet to come ☺️
PS! Don't forget to subscribe if you want to see more :)
Holly... this looks like the hollywood movie quality except that it is real. Crazy shots...
@@georgeclooney5316 You're welcome 🤗
#ift5 next
U can literally see the mini shockwaves caused by the perpetual sonic booms of the thrust. It’s that powerful
@@MemeDogelol Yep
Truly enthralling event of 21st century. I am absolutely awed. Thanks for the HD view of the entire journey of the spaceship.
You're welcome :)
PS! That's 4K UHD not HD :)
It’s hard to imagine that Starship can put 150 tons into low Earth orbit. That is enough to lift a a Blue Whale into low Earth orbit. Star Trek IV only transported Humpbacks Lol
It could actually fit the entire skylab (without docking adaptor) in the cargo hold, insane!
The entire cast of The View, directly to the sun.
Let's get someone on the Blue Whale pressure suit right away. That's going to need lead time.
200 000 000 horse power 🙂
Don´t forget it was a Klingon ship they used to get the whales!
Watching this is intensely emotional.
awesome job on this video,
thank you for this look into the birth of something far greater than any one yet can imagine......
God Bless Science 🤗
congrats Spacex team
@5:50 you can see the boostergoing down in the back on the ship camera
Oh yeah, one can only just barely make it out. A little bright dot in the distance
@@anguscovoflyer95 exactly..
@@anguscovoflyer95 5:10 even earlier then that
Flat earthers got nothing to say now😂 that’s cool though! I didn’t notice that!
You can see the booster in the right view at 5:45!
Yep
Very cool video!!! GDM Its soo Amazing to see the Starship
Big up spacex the leader is aerospace technology.
Wow, thank you :)
You're welcome 🤗
PS I took a few days to rework my pipeline here and I'm glad to announce that I just started working on a full version of the broadcast. It should come out in an even better quality of 4K :)
I love the commentary big up spacex😅
So good
Down to the one camera early in the reentry, so clearly the other camera view at reentry was wiped out, as they stopped showing that.
It is just incredible to see this in 4K !!!
Question.... what is the 'exhaust' from Ships engines after they have all have been cut off?
what do flat earther think about these views
They will call it either FAKE NEWS or CGI!
Elon and his sponsors got deep pockets . I would still like to think that some of my tax dollars funded this !
Unsurprisingly, they all call it fake.
@about 34:00, the deceleration is about 100 kilometers an hour every two seconds, only because of air resistance.... that is about what you would feel slamming the brakes in a race car for 5-10 minutes !!!
The acceleration from Earths gravity is about 9.82 meters per second per second... this is about 1½ times more, or about 14 meters per second per second.... that is crazy !!!!
It would be nice to have a full version of 4K.
Please make this possible
I guess I have to make it happen then...
@@harlycorner Never mind, do it completely next time! Your 4K video is really great, thank you!
@@harlycorner YESSSS
I took a few days to rework my pipeline here and I'm glad to announce that I just started working on the full version of the broadcast. It should come out in an even better quality of 4K :)
I hope to get it to TH-cam in the next 6 to 12 hours :)
997🇦🇺♥️💚💛🫡
The joy in that control room is absolutely infectious. Congratulations to the seriously hard working team that Elon drives to exhaustion. Well done 👏 ✔️ 👍 👌
Did the wings survive or was it just the right side?
According to elon the other one off camera was also damaged but not as much, that's why it still have controls
Unless Elon is telling us lies, this flap was the most damaged one.
@10:34 you can see a heat shield tile get YEETED off the ship!
If one tile is not perfect it has to be chiped off basically cracked and removed then redone. Its a tedious insane job placing rach tile.
What software did you use? Topaz?
Did they launch 2 heavys or 1?
This is incredible. Love it Elon!
He had nothing to do with it
👍.
It would be absolutely incredible if you released the full livestream, or at least from the start and cutout the coast phase where we have no footage
The 4K it transcribes is really great. It took him only a few hours to convert the 40-minute video into 4K. Why not make the full version into 4K?
As requested, the Full version is now live th-cam.com/video/ALQTJRyk2qE/w-d-xo.htmlsi=nuBJ_ItUfsNyXl0F
7:58 UFO RIGHT SIDE
14:12 ? Between the spoiler and the Earth you can see something passing horizontally and it does not come from the ship
Satellite maybe. I also noticed something at 6:57. It looks like the booster is falling past something in the atmosphere.
@@noahjhoward1 yes, I see
6:59 - 7:00 what was that black flying thing in the background
@@dolewhip4669 🤷♂️
It might have been the hot staging ring
its so loud the computer handling speakers is confused how to output the sound its gathering lol
This is wonderful! 071024
人类的希望和智慧的结晶！
As you can see 9:40
Is mostly FLT
I can't really tell if you are joking or for real :)
Perspective. If you look at a one millimeter edge of a full Costco pizza, it is mostly FLT.
Perspective, it’s sort of like pepperoni, but less calories.
@@tech5298
Eres lo más inútil que he visto
Desde que Adidas cambió su logo
If SpaceX actually pulls off grabbing the booster on flight five.... I mean.... this is historical already !!!!!
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Can they slow down Starship in the future so it doesn’t have to enter the atmosphere at 17,500 miles an hour and maybe slow it down?
Slowing down using boosters requires a lot of fuel. The whole idea of the heat shield is to do the work of slowing down instead of boosters.
An extremely amateurish question.
@@kakhak How exactly are random viewers supposed to learn something when people like you complain about the question instead of either staying silent or actually answering the question.
No question is too stupid. Without stupid questions we'd never gain any knowledge.
Don't be an asshole, please.
@@harlycorner It´s ony stupid NOT to ask! If you ask, you learn. Thinking you know all is the most stupid thing!
Asking is good but maybe taking a class in basic physics would help a little.
Para quellos locos q dice q la tierra es plana😂
Now if they could just get rid of those stupid stupid spacex commentators ....
The narrator's are absolutely terrible
to the moon and back , maximum .if the garbagecan ever gets there.
Oh, it definitely will :)
every single one of you frauds should be jailed for wasting so much money
Aww, did you give your rainy day savings over to tech support scammers on the Internet and then lost your mind because of your incredible stupidity?
bro you know hundreds of people get paid for filiming them miles away?
U know how many ppls jobs this industry is right? How many kids bellies this industry keeps full right? No way ur this slow. Get a job
Sorry, can't hear you throughout the cheering. Maybe try to have less useless and pathetic live somehow? XD
This isn't tax kid
The fact that this vehicle is 2x more powerful than the Space Launch System, which the SLS is more powerful than the Saturn V, is absolutely incredible!
Raptor vs F1, Raptor Is way smaller than F1. And Raptor still beats F1. with 33 Raptor engines it wins but holy crap! What a Rocket!
Is it really that impressive? I mean, the engines are. But the vehicle itself? Starship didnt even make it to a proper orbit yet. Without cargo. Next will be the fifth launch. When we raced to land on the moon, we had 10 launches in the same timeframe, the tenth brought humans to the moon, with a mock landing attempt. We are lucky if starship ever makes it to orbit, empty, and doesnt break apart afterwards.
@@Yamyatos So what? I say it's still a pretty impressive piece of engineering!
@@Galaxius2117 The engines definitely are. Reusing the boosters is also a pretty impressive engineering trick. Not arguing against that.
Starship on the other hand is a bit like a hot turd right now in terms of engineering and accomplishments.
I think it’s so cool that the Starship is running on all six Raptors with no problems and it’s just keeps on going to space with no issues LOVE IT! Everyone is watching the booster and the Starship just keeps on burning going to orbit! yeah Baby!
imagine showing this to a peasent from 1300
@@vergil-__ 🤣
Or just to Voltaire or this kind of guy with a sense for science. He would be very interested.
26:04 @@sabalight2558 26:04 ❤
The Peasant Would Think It Was Magic OR Sorcery ! ! !🤔🤔🤔👍👍👍
cheers me up at the end of a dull day watching all these Starship luanches!
It looks like plasma is already getting thru the flap joint
Can you get any better than that. The flap holding in for dear life but held on. Absolutely incredible
@@johnnyh537 The Little Flap That Could :)
This is why I like iterative development and testing to failure. It is not meant to be a complete success, it is meant to expose issues and weaknesses. So it's cool to see their reaction as the flap is slowly disintegrating, they are not worried about it, simply intrigued and entertained. If it works you get all the data, if it explodes in a billion pieces..... you still get all the data AND a one of a kind firework show.
WORK
Not sure what you meant by that :)
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My TH-cam Closed Captions - "heard conformation there of good Bruce Blackburn shutdown" 😂
🤣
I have 2 sets of captions. One is transcribed by TH-cam, the other one is done using Whisper 3 on my own GPU. Which ones did you use?
Maybe watch the other full version of it. That one should have better captions. I at least try to briefly check if there are errors, didn't seem to be much.
th-cam.com/video/ALQTJRyk2qE/w-d-xo.htmlsi=2EvYkf7p4DSJXCIp
@@harlycorner 4:34 TH-cam one, it struggles with the intercom voice
@@JoeyCbr Well, TH-cam transcription sucks anyways. that's the reason why I transcribed it myself.
Anyone see the ufo fly up?
5:25 mark see it
3:30 am Magnumproteus coordination updates comments:
Reconstruction of all parts burned, this a test fly and the guys preparing for the 4th and 5th test fly we become of next generation for interplanetary race.
ME ENCATÓ !!..muy buenas animaciones computadas de la re-entrada, pero me sigue poniendo trizte..siempre llegan a la alta atmosfera y regresa..nó van al espacio exterior 😢
This was a test flight. It was not intended to go to orbit, let alone to outer space. Don't worry, we'll see space flight soon enough.
@@harlycorner
Sorry if my question had already been answered but i dont see it anywhere below. What are all the white flakes coming off the shuttle? 10:17 for a time stamp. If i had to guess i would imagine ice?
Are you laughing because you don't know what is going on
what is that object flying at @5:25
They are not explaining what we are seeing.
Because i'm not a phsic expert (more the opposite).
How works a landing burn ? Is it an an explosion used to slow down the ship (or any piece landing), and if yes, how does an explosion or an burn slow down the vehicle ?
Or am i mixing two different things ?
Are you asking what the rocket is doing during the landing burn? If so, it is essentially reigniting it's engines in order to slow the vehicle down for a soft landing. There really isn't an explosion, just the rocket relighting. This goes for both the booster and Starship itself. However, during the Starship landing the last 30 or so KM the ship is doing a belly flop (falling horizontally) and then about 1 KM from the surface it lights it's engines and flips the rocket right side up to come in vertically and slow down. I hope I answered what you were asking.
that audio LMAO
not even the mic could handle 32 raptor engines
@@vergil-__ It actually was 33 at liftoff, one shut down right after it cleared the OLM
Excelente
Why didn't the light the engines on the scene when it land in the sea.
But...they did! Only the camera was to beat to show it good!
38:44 There are 3 flashes which could be 3 engines lighting, the sensor is probably broken
I bet you Elon musk is going to send a load of Tesla bots to Mars. Soon with neuralink we will probably be able to interface with them from Earth if he can get his internet carrier satellites closer to Mars, ... I mean he already has a Tesla orbiting between the Earth and Mars...
Why left it in Indian Ocean?? Chinese right know go recover it and copy it!! That’s not smart plan
It was blown up
Junk. Like everything Zelon. 😂
2.7 million Starlink Internet customers around the globe would beg to differ. However, you are entitled to your opinion. I just hope your opinion is not based on ignorance.
PS! I fucking hate Elon Musk. I even unfollowed and muted him on X.
@@harlycorner He may be a moron in some respects, but still an ingenius moron!