I'm surprised there was no mention of the falcon 9's fairing reuse. While it's often overlooked because of the more impressive reuse of the first stage, SpaceX's attempts to catch the fairings and later splashdown and refurbish methods were impressive engineering challenges to solve and deserve a mention imo
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This. Going to the altitude defined as space is 'only' half the job of getting to LEO, getting up to orbital speed (and not falling back down) is at about the same order of energy needed..
Jeff shouldn't even count as that. He just went straight up and then straight down. If that rocket had to fly any path normally used to get to orbit, it probably couldn't even break 50k altitude
Wrong. SpaceX had already reached LEO in 2019. "On 2019 May 24, the U.S. company SpaceX launched the first batch of 60 prototype Starlink Internet-distribution satellites into a 430 km circular Earth orbit." "LEO is generally considered to extend from around 80-100 km (below which satellites cannot remain in orbit; McDowell 2018) to about 2000 km (above which the intensity of the trapped radiation belts make it more difficult for satellites to operate; IADC 2007)."
It so amazing that in just 1 year from this video, SpaceX launched another 3 falcon heavy, a lot of Falcon 9 and a Starship! Oh, and probably on 8th September we'll see Starship Test Flight 2!
@@imEden0 possibly but we will have to wait and see. I think they already have the thrust puck for it on site but I would have to look again to be 100% sure but I do keep a fairly close eye on the live streams from boca chica at NSF live
@Adriaan-hb4lg anyone capable of seeing your comment is capable of finding that out on their own not to mention it's like literally one of the first things you can learn about the guy
Seeing how large starship is and it's INSANE launch, I think starship will take A LOT of $ to develop a consistent successful round trip. The amount of thrust and the damage that 1st stage is capable of, presents its own difficulties aside from all the other hurdles.
Space X is soo quick at what they do that this video is very outdated just a year on. Super heavy has already been to orbit now, that future starlink service has already thousands of satellites in orbit with more than a million customers. 👏🔥🔥
Very good video but... you said that booster will land on launch mount but in reality it will be cached using giant mechazilla arms mounted on the tower
i believe the reduced cost comes from the fact that all propellent for the starship can now be made 100% in house instead of needing to be mined refined ad then transported to spacex.
Falcon 1 actually almost reached orbit on its 3rd flight. During MECO, the engines had a slight burst forward that knocked the second stage out of its trajectory. It was something they couldn't detect with their instruments when testing the merlin engine so Musk was convinced he could make the 4th reach orbit since everything else worked as planned. And so, the rest is history
I get a bit worried with the chopstick tower catching idea. I mean, you really need to bullseye it 100% for it to work. Otherwise it will end up hitting the tower os passing by. Falcon 9 can miss the target by a few METERS and it is fine. And it does miss the center a bit usually.
I’ve been with your channel since the very beginning. On top of the animation, been fantastic and your content being something I want to watch, it also helped pass time which is something I’m sure we all needed in response with the COVID-19 pandemic with being trapped in our homes. 😅
I like the patting on the back in the intro hehe "dramatically improved". Great video dude, I've only seen the first spacex one but they all look really interesting.
Thanks so much for this! I know a lot of facts of SpaceX, but even this video had so many cool fun facts I didn't even know. That's so awesome. Lol I enjoyed both evolution videos a lot. I think you could've added another fun fact about the stardust roadster playing space oddity by Bowie in loop till the battery died after 2 years, or the cartridge that said "made on earth by humans" lol
stunning flight test of the starship recently happned, the roket exploded mid air, both super heavy and starship exploded, the rocket started spinning and than kaboom! amazing launch!
Fun fact: Bezos and Branson were NOT launched into low-earth orbit. They went straight up and straight down and it’s debated if they actually reached “space”.
14:30 being taller than the saturn 5 doesn't make it the largest bc the saturn 5 wasn't the biggest, it was the soviet n1 rocket but the saturn te was the biggest successful rocket.
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Request:how was the Nintendo Entertainment System so successful?
Can you do evolution of samsung galaxy s series phones?
Anyways love your channel!
Can you do an evolution of ubisoft
14:00 SpaceX just caught the super heavy booster. 🔥🔥
I'm surprised there was no mention of the falcon 9's fairing reuse. While it's often overlooked because of the more impressive reuse of the first stage, SpaceX's attempts to catch the fairings and later splashdown and refurbish methods were impressive engineering challenges to solve and deserve a mention imo
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@arthurnaut-1 Arthur... its a good name, a good strong name arthur. You know arthur, if I ever met a person named arthur, Id hug em. I love you arthur.
Can we appreciate how much efforts he puts into his videos. no seriously
He deserves a lot
o.m.ggg. tell me about it. just the concept alone is genius 😮💨👌🏾💪🏾
These types of comments are so cliche but true
He does an I LOVE SPACEX
99th like. I’m not even gonna try to cover with a clever remark. Just wanted to inform you of this useless info
17:17 Jeff & Branson didn’t go to low earth orbit they were on sub orbital flights.
This.
Going to the altitude defined as space is 'only' half the job of getting to LEO, getting up to orbital speed (and not falling back down) is at about the same order of energy needed..
Jeff shouldn't even count as that. He just went straight up and then straight down. If that rocket had to fly any path normally used to get to orbit, it probably couldn't even break 50k altitude
YEAH!! JEFF SUCKS ELON IS BETTER!! GO DOGE COIN
Orbit requires a launch system with power an order of magnitude greater than blue origin and virgin galactic can currently produce.
You mean jeff bezos not bransos
17:05 Theres a VERY big difference between LEO and sub-orbital. Neither of these two companies reached LEO.
shut up please, you dont know jacksh*t
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@@TacticalAllRounder LEO is low earth orbit
@@TacticalAllRounder 😂
Wrong. SpaceX had already reached LEO in 2019.
"On 2019 May 24, the U.S. company SpaceX launched the first batch of 60 prototype Starlink Internet-distribution satellites into a 430 km circular Earth orbit."
"LEO is generally considered to extend from around 80-100 km (below which satellites cannot remain in orbit; McDowell 2018) to about 2000 km (above which the intensity of the trapped radiation belts make it more difficult for satellites to operate; IADC 2007)."
I’m currently watching from starlink at high definition, something I could never before until now, I love this innovation
how fast is your internet?
Always amazing quality! Well done bro, your videos always hit the spotlight.
Bang bang!! Boosters of super heavy catched safely yesterday
It so amazing that in just 1 year from this video, SpaceX launched another 3 falcon heavy, a lot of Falcon 9 and a Starship! Oh, and probably on 8th September we'll see Starship Test Flight 2!
People are saying starship second test flight is on 31st August.
Yeah, that's true but now there's a new advice that says that on 8th of September there are launch activities on Boca Chica
@@iBele. it will be interesting to see how it works out.
I think this time we have something like a 60-70% of success. Actually today's gonna be probably the last static fire of B9
@@iBele. 🤞
great video but I wanted to point out 14:48 the ship uses 3 raptor engines and 3 vacuum raptor engines making it 6 engines currently
And future plans include 6 vacuum and 3 sea level engines.
@@cpt_shortstack595 indeed, though we haven't seen a constructed ship in that configuration yet.
@@daemenoth And also could just be an Elon idea that never comes to fruition.
@@imEden0 possibly but we will have to wait and see. I think they already have the thrust puck for it on site but I would have to look again to be 100% sure but I do keep a fairly close eye on the live streams from boca chica at NSF live
I remember you in the early 20k days! Love seeing how far the channel has grown, its.. Beautiful, so beautiful it made a lot of men cry
btw Elon musk was born is South Africa
It's true
@@eugeniasarpong1578 and I live in South Africa
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@Adriaan-hb4lg anyone capable of seeing your comment is capable of finding that out on their own not to mention it's like literally one of the first things you can learn about the guy
Been looking for a quick recap of SpaceX rockets and this video did it perfectly. Thanks a bunch!
We need an up to date version of this video
Your videos are inspirational. Most facts and channels that does the same content do not explain as indepth as you do thanks 👍
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@@odinxsonn5055 and real engineering
It was a Long March
to achieve this level, Congratulations, SpaceX!
Seeing how large starship is and it's INSANE launch, I think starship will take A LOT of $ to develop a consistent successful round trip. The amount of thrust and the damage that 1st stage is capable of, presents its own difficulties aside from all the other hurdles.
Space X is soo quick at what they do that this video is very outdated just a year on. Super heavy has already been to orbit now, that future starlink service has already thousands of satellites in orbit with more than a million customers. 👏🔥🔥
Keep up the good work man
Cool vid
Very good video but... you said that booster will land on launch mount but in reality it will be cached using giant mechazilla arms mounted on the tower
I was actually watching the older one earlier and i just came back and found out this had just come out 👍
I loved this video for giving me the major events in one go. Really appreciated your efforts here. Nice video.
The fact the SN15 first test was occured during my bday lol
I mean the fact that we could only get tiny little probes to the moon and mars and now we can get full rockets it’s just amazing.
I love this been waiting for it for a couple of years
Your videos are so educational. Seriously keep it up.👍
i believe the reduced cost comes from the fact that all propellent for the starship can now be made 100% in house instead of needing to be mined refined ad then transported to spacex.
Coming back to this video after the IFT-4 launch.
Thank you for the video and all the resources to make it. Love you channel
Your videos are awesome flatlife
Thank you so much!
you deserve way more subs beacause of your great videos.
Keep it going!
I love killing d class
@@MeatBallFreak333 Don't we all?
Just what I wanted to find
Falcon 1 actually almost reached orbit on its 3rd flight. During MECO, the engines had a slight burst forward that knocked the second stage out of its trajectory. It was something they couldn't detect with their instruments when testing the merlin engine so Musk was convinced he could make the 4th reach orbit since everything else worked as planned. And so, the rest is history
You should make a new one bc starship has changed to much, Falcon 9, and Falcon Heavy have also been upgraded too
Why is this channel so underrated?
Great video! Learned tons of info! Thank you!!
As a subscriber that has been subbed since less than two thousand, I can say that he has improved drastically
in like 3 years you should do an evolution of Flatlife
Yay new updated version!!
For the first people on Mars, please recover the twin rovers (Spirit and Opportunity) It would be a good sight to see the twins next to each other.
And as of now, they have the record for the biggest rocket ever launched. And it held up for a while too
it still stands, it launched without blowing the pad
16:01, yep they just launch it 7 days ago (20 April 2023) and it didn't disappoint. It blew away the launch pad and gave us the rapid disassemble
ift 4
Full circle. Great video
I get a bit worried with the chopstick tower catching idea. I mean, you really need to bullseye it 100% for it to work. Otherwise it will end up hitting the tower os passing by. Falcon 9 can miss the target by a few METERS and it is fine. And it does miss the center a bit usually.
Great. Now we need somebody to work on asteroid mining, zero gravity refining and deep space construction.
Who's doing that?
Flatlife you need to make a remake of this dude they caught a booster
finally ive been waiting for this video!
I Love Rockets! So This Is A Great Video!
To the 74% of people who aren’t subscribed to Flatlife what are you doing
They probably just checked the channel for anything interesting
Nice flatlife!
the best video on this channel so far. well done.
I can't wait till your next video
Love the effort try to watch as much as I can
I’ve been with your channel since the very beginning. On top of the animation, been fantastic and your content being something I want to watch, it also helped pass time which is something I’m sure we all needed in response with the COVID-19 pandemic with being trapped in our homes. 😅
We still remember the Big ****ing rocket
Humans are incredible
This video was very awesome and good quality content as always
At least Elon is working to help humans and not him self
Uh yeah about that
I like the patting on the back in the intro hehe "dramatically improved". Great video dude, I've only seen the first spacex one but they all look really interesting.
You’re making amazing content! Keep on going !
I love ur kids, keep it up man
The day the Falcon 9 was tested was the day I was born 6:07
Very nice video
dis is very amazing comrrrade.
I mean
These videos are amazing! Keep it up!
Thanks so much for this! I know a lot of facts of SpaceX, but even this video had so many cool fun facts I didn't even know. That's so awesome. Lol I enjoyed both evolution videos a lot. I think you could've added another fun fact about the stardust roadster playing space oddity by Bowie in loop till the battery died after 2 years, or the cartridge that said "made on earth by humans" lol
I cant wait till starship is boring and we are drooling over starship 18 meter 😮
Wait why is there Christmas music? 😂😂 13:40
Super video
great video in detail... keep it up
great video
updated? this will be nice (was here after 2mins)
stunning flight test of the starship recently happned, the roket exploded mid air, both super heavy and starship exploded, the rocket started spinning and than kaboom! amazing launch!
very humble opening
I don't care about with sponsors all I care about is the freaking video
Guess before this guy hits 1 mill I'm here claiming my spot as a OG
I'll do the same
Starship orbital launch is almost here! I’m keeping up with news every monday, on space this week.
It took me 16 seconds too sign in in morning brew
Good one!
Great Video, Earned a Sub!
Just to correct you, it was feb 6th. That’s all.
Very nice!
Fun fact: Bezos and Branson were NOT launched into low-earth orbit. They went straight up and straight down and it’s debated if they actually reached “space”.
they reached „space“ as defined by the karman line but not orbital speeds…
14:30 being taller than the saturn 5 doesn't make it the largest bc the saturn 5 wasn't the biggest, it was the soviet n1 rocket but the saturn te was the biggest successful rocket.
Starship just launched 2 days ago!
Have I been living in a rock star ship launched three months ago😮
9:34 YEPEEEEEEEEE AFTER LIKE 5+ years they finally did it
Congrats on getting 3800
Bruh you deserve 10M subs when i saw you i thought you had atleast 4M not 330k but still you're growing fast and is better than most youtubers
The closest that Mars is to Earth isn't 23.9 million miles...... it is more like 35 million miles..... off by a wide margin!!
putting parashutes to help the landing isnt a bad idea
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Really informative video
Subscribed
great video!
Spacex could make launches cheaper but why would they if there isnt any competition.
He really needs 1 mil
The videos are great and i love them!
8:22 The Dragon Capsule could carry 7 astronauts but NASA only Chose 4 of the seats for more Cargo.
Haha, make that 5 successful Falcon Heavy launches so far!
Fun fact:the dragon v2 crew can actually fit 7 people! But NASA decided to use only 4 of them to make room for other stuffs
I was fucking Rick rolled by Rick himself on an insurance ad lmfao