Falcon Heavy Model - Flight 2
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 2 มิ.ย. 2024
- Falcon Heavy Model details: bps.space/falcon-heavy
Flight 1: • Falcon Heavy Model - F...
This launch was also photographed by Trevor Mahlmann! You can see photos and support his work here!
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FH Launch Pad live stream: • Falcon Heavy Launch Pa...
FH Integration live stream: • Falcon Heavy Model Int...
FH Tuning live stream: • Falcon Heavy Model Tun...
Launch Pad details: bps.space/launch-pads
FH outer part files: / bps-falcon-heavy-28798297
TVC files: bps.space/tvc
Blip flight computer files: / blip-and-blop-26204885
Intermission Song: Diamond Ortiz - Cubic Z
Outro music by Joe Barnard
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Hey Elon, thanks for posting these videos from when you were 20. Keep up the good work, it will fly some day.
Yeah, that's very considerate of him
Honestly, he kinda looks similar to him. I think it's because of the eyes and the mimics.
Not the center cores though
Ian Golsby well, statistically he should still have another 5 years to work those out. Maybe by the time he is 25 he’ll have it perfected in model form!
Heyyyyy!! Is this one of those dango deep fakes?
Falcon "too" heavy model.
😂😂😂 this had me rolling
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LMAO
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@SCP 682 how long did it take you to write this im very curious plz tell me😁
Hahaha that parachute explanation and apology was great
HI BRO
" Due to an unexpected over heating event during flight, the parachute has decreased in effectiveness ." LOL. Your future is bright kid.
that part was hilarious
It experienced a rapid unplanned disassembly. a yeet event.
like when a doctor told me that my sister's condition was "not compatible with continued life" (it's OK, she drank herself to death)
you used 'lol' and called him kid I'm confused
Your description of the parachute's sudden "decrease in effectiveness" had me in tears 🤣
Thermally induced redesign. Now it has become an annular ring parachute.
Or a rapid unscheduled disassembly of the said material
OMEGALUL
Same
this was too funny
My lawyers will be getting in touch regarding the customer furnished hardware and payload.
Hope Joe doesn't get into *legal hot water*
You deserve a free launch Charlie
Perhaps the scorched chute could be turned into a lovely collectible scarf or napkin? ; )
Lol.
Frame it . And totaly ebay bid bonanza! Yea I said bonanza
Space X should sponsor him. He did so much effort for advertising Space X.
SpaceX doesn't really need advertising now does it? ^^
What are they going to give him, free rockets?
He even wrecked the core stage, cmon
Not exactly, he has profited far more (in percentage and maybe even in value) from space x than space x did from him.......
Yeah he dose
#go tell elone on twitter some one pls do in i dare u to
I'm freaked out how much he is like Elon haha
he looks like him , that's serious
saved me posting the same comment, LOL
May be is his son 🥸😅
Yeah exactly, especially with the concerned eyebrow thing.
Wait
Did Elon clone himself? :D
@@fabiancurto6484 so his name is 916/$1935?
The curse of that center core. 😈 You'll nail it mate.
Marcus House Oh hey Marcus. Love your vids!
Oh hi
@@kspmissions9314 hey hey
Hey hey, Marcus House with us here!
*When even with headphone warning*
You were still surprised
Always that sound does not bode well 😂😂😂
@@messaoudkrioua5002 maybe there is a root loci cause for it.
"Why has every launch failed?" Er, so did SpaceX's launches. Look where they are now.
Me: Can we get Elon Musk?
Mom: We have Elon Musk at home.
Elon Musk at home:
Hahahahah
Sooo he is home elon
He dose looke like elon
Pls reply to me
Ehh. That meme only works when something sucks. He is actually doing cool stuff.
Elon Musk didn't invent ANYTHING !
Was going to like the comment but it’s at 420 so I won’t ruin it
I love the new style, it’s like Michael Reeves and William Osman!
Yes! I love both of them so damn much!
@@gabe6278 watch your profanity or I will hack you're minecraft account
First thing I thought when watching the video :D I really like it though
But more serious (for the best).
William Osman is way more goofy
Michael is more...
Hmmmmm
"Random"
I really like the way you handle success and failure. You celebrate success not too loudly and talk about failure without dramatizing it. I love both the landing and the Falcon Heavy projects. Keep going
Ur doing such amazing things in model rocketry, I just started getting into it. But what you've done is far surpassed anyone else I've seen. Congrats keep up the amazing work.
_when you have some staging issue in KSP_
lol
That makes me go E
Underrated comment lol
I LAUGHED WAY TOO HARD AT THIS
Hey at least your rocket have so good control that when it fails, they all kinda hover sideways
Although it was recapping a failure, this was probably your most entertaining video yet! Cant wait for all these upcoming projects. Keep up the good work.
I am so mightily impressed by your efforts! You are, as far as I know, the only one who takes into account the real scale speed and, especially, the acceleration.
Keep it up. You have a faithfull follower from Holland here.
👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻
I can't express how awesome this is. Don't stop. Whatever you do DON'T STOP.
I really liked the editing style for this video it was G R O O V Y!
And also why the crab got shorter legs on the right :/
Also, we had igniter issues the other day so I think its a global conspiracy...
Occupational hazard
Hey at least the fairings have never failed in actual flight
The fairings fucking shredded lmao
MEH, the second bigger non nuclear explosion since N1 rocket🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
"an AmOuNT" of black powder lol *Minecraft TNT sound*
also, is it just me or does it look like the separation thrusters ACTUALLY pulled the core down a bit !?!?!? XD
Someday, don't know when, but someday, you gonna own the sky!! Inspiring is not the word I would pick to describe you, you are so much more than that. thank you for letting me have hope for humanity.
I'm sixty and back in the late 70's I had the Astro Cam 400. 110-400 speed film. I had some wonky pics depending when the shutter clicked on the parachute pop. Well done young man !!
Good to see that you take this whole flight with smiles and a DAMN GOOD FUNKY BEAT.
can't wait to know more about the secret projects :)
6:20 I actually thought of designing a spring loaded system that pushed the 2nd motor lower after the first one is used up. So like a paper cup dispenser, except the burnt motor gets ejected out and the 2nd one takes its place
That would be really cool, but also really hard.
@@camdenbell8871 Yes the technical challenges involved is no doubt hard, though a challenge I love taking!
It’s possible.
@@wyattb3138 Yup, I think so too
Interesting concept. I like it :)
Dude keep up the good work, do what ever keeps you releasing educational content. Putting this on hold is probably a good move in the long run
OMG dude I love your video style and professionalism, while still keeping it light hearted and fun! Keep up the good work! I also love that's you're sharing your success AND your failure!
This is my favorite video of yours so far! Keep building it one day!
F in the replies for the curse of the center core please
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I actually worked on parts of the Apollo project between 1965 and 1968, and built a few dozen model rockets: I am awestruck by what you have done. To paraphrase a Donald Rumsfeld quote: There are successes and there are failures, but there are also successful failures. YOUR failure is absolutely spectacular!!! Definitely two thumbs up.
Regardless of the fail, well done for obtaining a launch, getting data, and explaining everything that happened. Kudos for the build and the tech. 😊
I am impressed. Fantastic work not everytime all goes fine and so many factor-x. Both Thumbs up
I'm disappointed. The Heavy is the most interesting of your projects to me, though I have enjoyed all of them. Still, you're the one spending resources and time on all of this so it makes sense to follow your passions instead of mine. Best of luck to you!
The fact that you only have 100k subscribers with content like this is upsetting. Keep it up man.
This is quickly becoming my favorite channel. Keep up the great work!
The secret project is that Joe has been contracted to build prototype ICBM's for North Korea.
Up to 120 seconds flight time, metal machining, silo launchers and RCS systems.
Or he's on a build team creating sounding rockets. But option 1 is way more interesting.
Elon musk is just testing his new
cloning technology.
copied
@@lucaspeng5063 prove it
He's cloning himself in 1/48 scale.
@@madhie-kun8614He really copied it, you can find this comment by Lucas Watford, he has over 10k likes in this video th-cam.com/video/xvtzKox3QYg/w-d-xo.html
He's fteak like elon musk
Pure artwork, watch it again and again... Well done
Just found your channel, amazing!!! Thanks for all your work
Me to and its cool rocket
Nice Galileo thermometer in the back Joe, those things are pretty cool
JOE! This is great! The editing must have taken forever!
Love your videos, the humor, the rocket science, all of it. You have a brilliant mind and the skills to bring your ideas to reality. SpaceX, ULA and all the rest, watch out. Keep up the great work!
Wow!! As an very old timey Estes (and others) enthusiast I'm blown away by your vector control. And how much time and effort and money you put in to this. To solve vector control, I used fins. I used D-12-0's in my outside tubes with a dual stage core. My simple rocket also failed to ignite the center engine. I'm positive that it came down faster than it went up! This was back in the early 80's.
I’m inspired by your work everyday, I want to become an aerospace engineer when I grow up, thank you so much for sharing your awesome work with us, again thank you🙏
A burn-through wire under each engine would probably be a lot simpler than load cells.
I hope you do eventually revisit this! There might not be as much technical exploration in it as your other projects since you’re so close to getting it working, but it would be so satisfying to see at least one perfect flight after all the energy that’s gone into it!
First time I have watched. I really enjoyed both the information and your great style--thanks!
You seem like a really nice guy and a pretty smart young man as well. I wish you all the luck in your projects and I look forward to seeing more videos of successful launches !!
This episode was so much fun to watch... lmao
Love your videos, young musk!
..ahem, almighty Joe!
Love the new logo Joe!
Things will come into place for the falcon heavy. Really looking forward to your fall project!
the one time I am grateful with TH-cam recommended
Keep going, you'll make it perfect eventually 👌👌
You probably already know this but the issue you are describing @ 8:11 with the integral part of the PID controller is called windup. There are a few techniques to mitigate this, one of the simpler ones is just to set a maximum contribution limit for the integral control. This is called clamping. There is also a slightly more advanced method called back-calculation where the I contribution is adjusted based on the difference between the output of the controller and the saturated output.
I term windup can be a bitch. If the control loop runs out of authority (or in your case has no authority) I quickly runs out of control. You could work around this by clamping the accumulator at 0 until you fire the motor. Quad copters often do this while they are on the ground.
you did great!! Kudos to you buddy. wish you more success in future
This is really entertaining and passionating ! Keep it uppppp
It didn't look so bad. With a bit more thrust, you would be operating at higher speeds, which would give the parachutes more of a chance to inflate, and that would help the stages to separate and operate better.
That's a little sad to hear. I understand your decision but I hope you go back to it sometime in the future. (Or maybe you could collab with Tom Stanton and make a functioning Starship and Super Heavy)
Genuine pleasure to watch this. Fun, interesting, informative and geek heaven!!!
Amazing work. Failure in this case far surpasses what most of us could consider success. My hat's off to you sir bravo!
Always check your staging before launch.
- Jeb.
0:36 Joe Barnard reacting to Flat Earthers (2019, colorized)
The TH-cam gods were kind and led me to this video. You got a new subscriber and I'll check out your other stuff. Keep up the good work.
Absolute perfection. The rocket, the video, all of it! Thanks so much for the laughs
you may need higher power motors, more time in the air would help with staging.
Joe can I ask, why are you now building a model fighterjet with working afterburners
Lex Wilson he's talking sub-2 minute flight times. There's only one scenario that's used for: world speed records. I'm assuming he's trying for Mach 1 with a sub-55 lb r/c airplane.
worked pretty good - U R doing some real complicated stuff - Thanks for showing
The best technical discussions are those interlaced with loads of self-deprecating humor. This one had me laughing for quite awhile. Excellent video editing and music choice. Werner von Braun would be proud of you (and want more technical details!). Keep 'em coming Joe!!!
More thrust buddy, come one...you can do this!!!
buddy you need to start build your own liquid rocket engine, solid motor just to hard to control
Ohh, hmm, little Hobbitses should not get involved with the concerns of the mighty. But you have a big point in saying that solid fuel boosters are, in the end, light (maybe) and hope for the best. They love to burn out the side, or explode or just not work at all.
Because it will be so much easier right
Very excited to binge your content now that TH-cam recommended it
For a (classic) video explaining everything that went wrong on the launch, it’s so entertaining to watch 👌
What a lot of things to learn from! 🤯Quick thought for every (expensive) start: two firewire starters in a rocket motor?
🚀🚀
*you can get into some serious legal hot water when publishing rocket flight control online*
Hmmmm.... I wonder why... 😂😂
Your videos are legend bro keep it up! 💪🏼😩
just found your channel and im freaking out I love rockets and am in love with your channel keep up the good work
"The parachute has been reduced in functionality." You think? 🦀
Joe. Please try again!!! It isn't a fail, it's just bad luck. Try again!!
Well, I am amassed you are doing a great job
You are a great speaker easy to follow
Metal machining? And 1 to 2 minute flight times? Are you hinting a Spacehopper? :D
Mr Prongles the afterburner implies turbine power. He's probably going for Mach 1 with an R/C airplane.
@@joshuawfinn ahh damn... I didnt thought of that ^^ But why does it fly that short?
Mr Prongles, afterburners are extremely inefficient, and when you scale them down, the efficiency drops even further. He'll probably be carrying a substantial fuel load just to get 2 minutes. It's basically just dumping fuel straight down the exhaust pipe.
@@joshuawfinn Ohh ok ^^ I didnt know that. Thanks! :D
You do look like Elon... you know that, right? Elon in his 20's.... with hair.
Elon had hair.
Those launch videos were something else.
This man does so much hardwork 👏👏👏
Nooooooo! Get that heavy flying again!
Finish it! And tweet elon! He'll probably fund you
I love this video the best! LOL That face.
The launch still looked awesome hovering!
~Joe
Beautiful effort! One of my early memory of trying to fly an Estes rocket ( a Trident from the ‘70s ), very, very similar ( in that there are three cylinders ) that I wanted to look good so I spray painted a lot ( made it too heavy ), launched and achieved about the same altitude. The chute deploy pressure came through cutouts from the bottom main booster tube through the three smaller side tubes, to the top center tube. Chutes deployed, but like yours, at 20’ altitude. Thx for the memories. Btw - Yours is more awesome!
"Hey Joe", (- Jimi Hendrix)
great video. I love the way you explain, especially the PID part.
I have a low budget suggestion for controlling if the engine is sucessfully lit on the pad. Maybe you could put 2 electrodes under each engine, put some voltage on them and measure the current. Since flames should contain ions and therefore are plasmatic, they should conduct current if the motor is lit. What do you think?
I'm not sure if that work because they are not entirely flames, more so gas and sparks.....
@@shaywaterstheone9477 spaks and hot gas contain ions therefore conduct current.
Solid fuel rocket engines are hard to control
You should try hydrogen and oxygen
Is it possible
Because liquid hydrogen is just so easily available?
Thanks for your attempts at this . Although they were flights, just not as planned.
This guy deserves a job at SpaceX
U obviously haven’t watched how to land an orbital rocket booster
How *not to land an orbital booster.
One step further to flight. Keep up the work.
LOL....THIS IS AWESOME!!!! GREAT WORK! OUTSTANDING LAUNCH!!
Just another lesson learned. Keep going
I can’t believe you got off the pad. Magnificent effort.
opening sequence was absolutely awesome. !!!... wow.
That was Brilliant! No, Really! One can see the motors steering and all escape systems fired! I think one learns more from a well documented failure than a perfect shot that may have been a fluke! Keep up the good work! Loved the flame ducts! Cool!
You handled a major anomaly with humor and aplomb. Good job! 😉