FULL FLIGHT! SpaceX Starship Flight 5
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 12 ต.ค. 2024
- FULL FLIGHT! SpaceX Starship Flight 5
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Every person who is involved with Space X. ....You rock!!!!
Smartest people alive. I bow to you!
No.
Even better.
SpaceX. YOU ROCK-IT.
I don't think I'll ever get sick of watching this! Great work Space X!
I have screamed the loudest scream in the entire history of me ever. This is right out of some Anime movie that is still in the making. The history that has just occurred is nothing short of amazing.🤯🎇🎆
Of course the Engineers of the Booster did an amazing job... but what about those that designed and built that tower? The tower did exactly it's part in all this. Amazing in so many areas.
Yep ..
Congratulations to the builders..
🌉
Hold my 🍺 beer..
🚀 ❤
Stage 0 is the big hero!
What a great day! Those day's wrote history! Congrats! 🎉
What a great time to be alive. I’m almost 16, and I can’t even imagine what I am going to see in my life. I would love to end up working somewhere in space industry
So exciting and so happy for you SpaceX!! Thank you for all you are doing for keeping the USA on a pace to do great things in space exploration!!
0:19 T-40 sec-no hold!
0:49 T-10
0:56 Flame deflector activate
1:01 ignition
1:05 liftoff
1:11 tower clear
3:35 MECO sequence starts
3:42 Ship engine fires
3:43 hot staging
3:46 boostback start
4:42 boostback shutdown
7:08 Superheavy break through the cloud
7:31 landing burn starts
7:57 catch
9:28 SECO
46:20 Plasma starts forming
1:06:23 Ship landing burn start(rear flap cam)
1:06:41 Ship touchdown
1:06:43 Ship briefly found nemo
1:06:55 Ship goes kaboom
1:10:11 Epic Catch view
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I've seen all the Apollo missions, watched Armstrong's Giant Leap, and still remember the excitement and fascination like it was yesterday. This event today brought all of those emotions back. man I felt like a kid again watching this. Congrats Space X. Suck on this, Boeing and Bezos!
SpaceX ROCKS! Dramatically changing the entire space exploration enterprise forever. Bold ideas put into history!!!
Flight-5 gone smooth as butter....
Holy Moly! What time to be alive.🥶🤯
Every single person in that room has IQ of 100 billion. So proud of them.
A 23-story building threading the needle to be caught by a 50-story building. This is why poets will always have a job.
Fun facts:
2:50 the blue plume is exactly the same as that on the stove, indicating a clean combustion, meaning SpaceX must have improved the engine in some way
4:33 The dot on the horizon seen on the ship's view(left) is the superheavy booster
7:00 The "cloud" superheavy flew through is the very launch plume it came up from
7:18 The reason why the bottom of the superheavy is bright yellow is that it's so hot the stainless steel started glowing
Meanwhile, Blue Origin cannot launch their sub-orbital rocket which does not even go to space….
They caught a 20 story building with chopsticks...... let that sink in
Won't sink in. I'm still thinking about 12 astronauts who landed on the moon and returned safely to Earth.
Unbelievable engineering teams. Just outstanding.
What is the piece that separated from the booster at 5:40
I just woke up missing this live, and the SpaceX channel removed the live stream, so I'm here.
Is that a piece that is supposed to come off? or what could it be? I'm still learning about all this awesome space stuff. Also, Holy Buckets, Congratulations on the catch! First Try
I believe that is the hot stage ring it looks like
It's called the hot staging ring. It was added late into design to protect the booster from the starship exhaust. Temporarily it will be dumped to save weight, but in the future they will keep it.
That was the hot staging ring that they separated to save weight
It's the hot staging ring, which is a piece between the ship and the booster that acts as a heat shield for the first stage so the second stage can ignite its engines before separation. It is normal for it to detach after separation. Future designs are supposed to phase this out once they improve the hot staging techniques.
Thank you all for the info . I'm just an old snowboarder stuck in a wheelchair and had no idea what that could've been, I figured the Space X announcers may have mentioned it, but when nothing was said I was wondering. :) andrewmcnamara1991, ryancollyer2046, STARGUY5, TheTennesseeTornado
This is the coolest thing humans have done since 1969!
Oh I can think of a few others such as...
-the five other moon landings.
-the landing of probes on Mars, Venus and Titan as well as a comet.
-sending probes to orbit Mars, venus, Mercury, Jupiter and Saturn.
-sending a probe to do flybys of Uranus, Neptune and Pluto.
-the 130 plus space shuttle launches and landings.
-the construction of space stations like Mir and the ISS.
and those are just the space related things.
Me and my wife left our hotel room on the island and were in Port Isabel to see it LIVE 🚀🤘🏼🫶🙏our first launch experience a memory that will last forever
Wow!!
CONGRATULATIONS SPACEX..
LIKE A BOOMERANG 🪃
WHO WOULD HAVE THUNK IT..
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The next step is to rewrite the FAA's rools and regalations.
That was so awesome !!!! and First try too and the starship landed in the water also but fell over in the unstable ground
Amazing 😊
So cool!!
Appeared to be an internal fire raging behind the raptors from 7:09 and then at 7:30 when they began to relight them it caused an external rupture through part of one fairing. A miracle it didnt blow up at the tower, and probably too badly damaged for reuse, just static display
WOW!
history is making!
Do anyone know what was burning above the engines? It's kinda crazy when you think that this booster is now reusable, we are so used to never see them again, will it fly again?
Meanwhile, at the FAA, "send SpaceX a letter stating there will be an investigation into the amount of fog that the rocket put off before launch. They gave 4 frogs oxygen toxicity. Jeff Bezos would care about the frogs".... LMAO. Go SpaceX. Screw the FAA. What better way to show them than to have a flawless flight. I'm shaking right now.
HORAY!!!!!
what a milestone. I am proud of having such people on earth like Elon musk and his team.
History in the making, helps deflect some of the insanity the world gives you everyday!
ROCKET LAB is next up!
Yep fantastic job, but what’s the advantage of landing like this over the successful landing on a launch pad as previously demonstrated?
Landing legs! If they have to add landing legs that can support the mass of this booster it would be extra weight that they have to carry around and that weight can be dedicated to cargo. It’s a very fine balance.
@@Aramik-lp5fn thanks. Spacex are certainly the cowboys of the space industry. Doing things that I’m sure NASA probably wouldn’t. Not to say NASA are less brilliant, its just that spacex appear to be more progressive. I have to say the landing of the rocket boosters on the pads is very 1950’s science fiction and I love it👍
@@KG-vn8ou In fact, Nasa could have done it too, but as we know, America does not allocate money for things that it does not think are important, the budget given to Nasa is not worth much compared to other budgets, but it was not like this during the cold war, in fact, if Nasa had been given great support, I think Nasa could have done these things earlier, for example, the reason why the Apollo missions were cut was because America no longer cared because Nasa was going to have 18, 20 and more Apollo missions, but they were canceled due to budget cuts.
@@OyunTireniAbsolutely not. NASA of 2024 is a bureaucracy and has lost the type of skills that SpaceX possesses. Just look at NASA's SLS rocket, which has costed 5x that of Starship to date yet isn't reusable.
THE FUTURE IS NOW!
I can see the payloads that will be launched, and the new space station already.
👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
The real rocket man…
Is there a version without all the background noise and commentary ???
Does anyone know how far downrange the booster was when it started its return?
Wow man history has been made
All you Naysers, time to move your goal posts again. Come up with some new rules and note things that Space X hasn't accomplished..... *YET* .
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Remember guys, STAGE ZERO IS THE BIG HERO!
How are they ever going to continue to put things in space with such much debris up there, including from other nations. Think of our highways, going full speed, and there's no service that clears garbage from the street. I know we're talking a lot of space, but still, colliding with it means your trip is over.
Yes, but we have to remember that the distances between satellites are very large, but the thing is that if we think that the number of satellites will increase over time, it needs to be limited or the distances to the earth need to be increased, and there is a situation like this, they know the position of the satellites because there are more than 8 thousand airplanes in the sky like this, but they can all fly without crashing into each other because they know their position, and in the future Starship will have a lot of takeoffs, so it will need to be tracked and there will be systems like in airplanes.
not too many people seem to be interested...
The social media experiment has successfully eliminated curiosity from the younger generations.
The only thing that matters is views and clout.
Digital skills.
😢
also people don't understand the importance of what happen
X had 8 million live views
People be sleepin 😴
First!11!
The other channels videos are not half as good
it blew up in the waters lmfao
I had wet Eyes
Are you kidding me?
How is it a more impressive thing thsn Buran, especially given the context and resources involved? AH, YES - the shouting and clapping
Buran? You mean that completely failed russian Spaceshuttle copy? LOL
@@Touretti Buran did not fail. It flew and landed autonomously in the 1980's The USSR failed to keep funding it.
God Bless Elon.
What a time to be alive!
And God Bless the USA.
elon didn’t do anything here except own the company…
MUSK ....GENIUS !....✌💪
nothing to do with him really he bought the firm that was insphired thats it
@robvoncken2565 - who did they buy? It says that Elon founded SpaceX. There’s no history of acquisitions documented