SpaceX Did It! Starship Passes WDR! FAA License Imminent - TWO Starships At The Pads!

Visit linqto.com/wai, use WAI500 at checkout & save $500 on your first Axiom investment with Linqto!
The third orbital starship is stacked while another ship arrives at the launch site! Wait, what? NASA shows the Starship docking system! Lunar Starship soon? Axiom Space is testing Artemis spacesuits! And Lunar Lander SLIM wakes up while Nova-C shuts down!
#SpaceX #starship #elonmusk #starbase
▶️WAI Orbit: In collaboration with our friends at SkyFi: / skyfiapp
▶️WAI Hub: www.whataboutit.space
▶️Redline Helicopters: wai.to/redlineheli
▶️Merch Store US: whataboutit.myspreadshop.com/
▶️Merch Store EU: whataboutit.myspreadshop.de/
▶️Twitter: / felixschlang
▶️Instagram: / felixschlang
▶️Facebook: / waispace
▶️Patreon: / whataboutit
▶️WAI Spotify Playlist: spoti.fi/39tmULH
Editing: John Young, Alex Potvin, Stefanie Schlang
Photography: John Cargile, John Winkopp & Stefanie Schlang
3D Animation: Voop3D
Script & Research: Eryk Gawron, Oskar Wrobel, Felix Schlang
Host: Felix Schlang
Production: Stefanie & Felix Schlang
Graphics & Media Processing: Jonathan Heuer, Felix Schlang
Credit:
⭐SpaceX
⭐NASA
⭐TijnM on X: / m_tijn
⭐TijnM on KZbin: / @tijn_m
⭐Jessica Kirsh on KZbin: / @jessicakirsh
⭐Jessica Kirsh on X: / jessica_kirsh
⭐Ryan Hansen Space on KZbin: / ryanhansenspace
⭐Ryan Hansen Space on X: / ryanhansenspace
⭐Ryan Hansen Space on Patreon: / ryanhansenspace
⭐Starship 3D on X: / dstarship3
⭐Cosmic Perspective on X: / considercosmos
⭐Cosmic Perspective on KZbin: / cosmicperspective
⭐ / @everydayastronaut
⭐SpaceX 3D Creation Eccentric on X: / bl3d_eccentric
⭐TDSN on X: / tdsn19
⭐ChromeKiwi on X: / ashleykillip
⭐SpaceX 3D Creation Eccentric on KZbin: / spacex3dcreationeccentric
⭐Alex Delderfield on X: / alex_adedge
⭐LabPadre on X: / labpadre
⭐LabPadre on KZbin: / labpadre
⭐VirtualSpace_3D on X: @Lolomatico3d
⭐VirtualSpace_3D on Patreon: / vs_3d
⭐Nick on X: / chameleoncir
⭐Jerry Pike on X: / jerrypikephoto
⭐Tony Bela on X: / infographictony
⭐Ryan Hansen Space on KZbin: / ryanhansenspace
⭐Ryan Hansen Space on X: / ryanhansenspace
⭐Virtual Space_3D on X: / lolomatico3d
⭐The Ring Watchers on X: @RingWatchers
⭐Lunar Caveman on X: / lunarcaveman
⭐The Space Engineer on KZbin: / thespaceengineer
⭐Starship Gazer on KZbin: / starshipgazer
⭐Starship Gazer on Patreon: / starshipgazer
⭐Starship Gazer on X: / starshipgazer
⭐Greg Scott on X: / gregscott_photo
⭐www.nasaspaceflight.com
⭐Nick Henning on X: / nickhenning3d
⭐ErcX on Twitter: / ercxspace
⭐Alex Svan on X: / alexsvanart
⭐Caspar Stanley on X: / caspar_stanley
⭐Neopork on X: / neopork85
⭐Corey on X: / c_bass3d
⭐Brendan Lewis on X: / _brendan_lewis
📄Links for this Episode:
www.spacex.com
www.spacex.com/starship

[@Whataboutit]

Visit linqto.com/wai, use WAI500 at checkout & save $500 on your first Axiom investment with Linqto! Do you believe SpaceX can meet the 2026 deadline for returning humans to the Moon, or are we looking at more potential delays?

[@ufloc]

2026 seems impossible..

[@TheGalacticIndian]

That ticking music in the background is really annoying😠

[@spartancanuck]

If one were to be completely optimistic about every last scheduled test going well (and I highly doubt that), there is absolutely no way to get the whole system crew certified and get the supposed lander ready within that timeframe.

[@TJ-xk2ty]

If FAA and rest of the agencies do not block a further testing/ development, than Space X would be quite ok with 2026!!

[@noordheenbabu3160]

I do not think so. Neither do I believe we landed on Moon 50 years back. Any one who really think so are either dumb or over patriotic

[@sander915]

Remember that time S29 came to hang with its homies right next to the full stack?

[@otpyrcralphpierre1742]

And tanked up on Oxy, and released a Lot of Natural Gas?

[@jerichocruzado]

pepperidge farm remembers

[@woof3065]

remember when Elon wasn't a mass murdering terrorist supporter?

[@Koolteer]

Destacked just half an hour ago. Hopefully to install flight termination systems.

[@faisalsvideoworld]

i dont think that will happen until they get launch license though succesful wdr means launch license close

[@Time2gojoe]

I really hope we see 2 stacks next to each other by EOY

[@MCBETAWATCHER]

Hello starship watchers!

[@philosopherofinfinite4558]

Hi MCBETA!

[@Whataboutit]

Hello McBeta!

[@Drewski377]

Like bird watching but wayyy more interesting. 😭😭 jk bird watching is fun if your in the right part of the world

[@mikewashington4188]

Hello MCBETA

[@828_Nate]

Ello!

[@jamescobban857]

The HLS docking ring is based on the Dragon docking attachment on ISS. That is undoubtedly so that Starship can dock with Dragon, and with ISS if that becomes desirable.

[@elrhyesseyhrle8958]

Ship is a total beast and looks like an Orca.

[@bob_frazier]

High quality info, diagrams, and in depth discussion makes this the best SpaceX channel, period.

[@melonman5899]

Hey That's my Vacuum chamber! That was chamber A here at Johnson Space Center. We do our space suit testing in Chamber B.

[@deanritchie1124]

I am just a kiwi guy who has hundreds of friends, and has been following starships journey for ages. I don't know the time exactly, I think a few months before star hoppers flight was announced, but the reason I am posting this is because out of the hundreds of friends I encounter and task with daily today, they do not have no clue that humans have a massive rocket and booster (starship) getting ready to take humans to the moon again... I feel so alone in my circle haha, however, I'm sooooo excited to see the next test flight. And I'm positive we are going to witness a launch and recovery of starship... Yay🎉 thanks Felix and shout out to Marcus House, you both have been my go-to media channels for this journey!❤

[@Whataboutit]

I feel you! Spread the word! Share our videos with your friends! This is the very reason why I started WAI! Let’s make them see! 🔥❤️🙌🏼💪

[@deanritchie1124]

@@Whataboutit and tell Elon that we need a starship emoji🤠

[@Nathan-vt1jz]

I’m a purveyor of space news to all my friends 😅. Honestly, it’s a great conversation topic that’s relevant (it’s also not political lol). A few of my friends enjoy talking about it but don’t keep up with space news.

[@terryharris1291]

Another New Zealander here too,go well.

[@jony3775]

Great idea throwing in the successful WDR clip in at the last minute! Use this technique going forward!!!❤ keeps your wonderfully produced content current. You work too hard to have it be older news. Awesome!! Yeah!! 🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@ssg25uret6]

Why do they always only have just a couple days after landing on the moon until the night cycle? Seems like they would try and land early in the day cycle and not just a couple days before the cold night.

[@ph11p3540]

I always thought the tops of the chopsticks had something like a conveyor belt system for twisting the rocket halves and then those same conveyor belts had hydraulic risers to allow the rocket to slightly sway or realign after landing.

[@user-xs3sj3em6u]

That works for catching the booster. But apparently it's going to insert into the holes beneath the fins of a hovering Starship, to catch that.

[@daveyshmavey]

That’s going to be tough if it takes them that long to align the ship and booster…. Needs to hover for a LONG time!

[@victorforzani3433]

Is not up to Spacex to meet deadlines but for the FAA to do their RED Tape faster..

[@zerofox9900]

+1 for the Flight of the Navigator reference

[@antigravityworkshop1436]

Lunar EVA suit is a huge challenge. Lunar dust is super abrasive.

[@dudermcdudeface3674]

The Moon's gonna be crazy dangerous for long-duration missions. If that stuff gets into the water or food, they'll have a rough time.

[@edwardsummey8843]

It is also charged, meaning will cling through static electricity.

[@ChildSpaceMethod]

@@edwardsummey8843 We need a plasma dust-repellent gun!

[@NwoDispatcher]

wonder what an industrial sized rock tumbler would look like to make the regolith more like sand and less like volcanic shards

[@antigravityworkshop1436]

@@dudermcdudeface3674 Apolo 17's suits lasted a total of like 18 hours outside the LEM. That is their longest exposure. And they took a beating at that.

[@nightshadoew436]

2:33 The ground shifting? If that is the case that platform shouldn’t be used as it is on unstable ground. Yes the ground will shift, or settle to be precise, under any large structure but this settlement would be very slow, like couple cm at most during the life span of the building, so if the ground beneath the pad is shifting at such a rate that it can effect the stacking that pad is not on stable ground. Before anyone points it out, no it can't be the innitial settlement due the the starships weight as that would only happen AFTER it has been placed on top of the booster

[@sysbofh]

I wonder, about space stations... what would be cheaper/better? Send modules, one by one, and assemble up there? Or just commission one (two? three?) modified Starships, and just mate them up there?

[@dphuntsman]

The answer is: You want a competitive industry- and CHOICE- not just a single answer, not just a single program. You want different companies, with different business models,and different technologies,providing different capabilities- and CHOICE. You don’t want just one single ‘solution’. I was a very proud member of the space shuttle team; but, the single biggest lesson learned from coming up with the single ‘solution’ to everything space launch and operations was…to never, ever, do anything like that, again. - Dave Huntsman

[@sysbofh]

@@dphuntsman A competitive industry isn't made by "I will choose another one just because". This path leads to incompetency. And I am not advocating it: I'm EXACTLY asking what would be better/cheaper. What WOULD be, not "we should do this".

[@davidbonk1672]

Using Starship to haul modules would be better. Starship's affordability is tied to its reusability. It's essentially a space truck.

[@sysbofh]

​@@davidbonk1672 That's one way to do it. But I wonder... Those modules aren't cheap, and last time I heard, Spaceex had spent just about 5 billion on the entire starbase AND prototypes. I think the whole "let's just use stainless steel" results in a far cheaper thing.

[@MattBorgardt]

What about it is the best produced show about space news... Keep it up...

[@runnygames9027]

Yessss the road to orbit is under way 🔥👏👏

[@robertmargeeweaver]

Thank you Felix!

[@billsimpson604]

Ground shifting ! That could continue for a long time. They had better build a wider foundation for the next tower, just in case, to avoid a repeat of that tower in San Francisco which has been sinking for years now. They might have to make the tower base bigger to distribute the overturning force that tall tower has on the base, over a bigger area. Surveying should be able to determine what shifted or bent. The ground could be compacting from the enormous vibration caused by the rocket noise.

[@spagracer21]

NOTMAR listed for 3/14 at this time for the Gulf. It's getting close! :)

[@chiaricharlie6608]

Thanks my friend!

[@Whataboutit]

Thank you too!

[@GShore]

Great report! Thanks for the comprehensive update!

[@krispacific]

in my opinion ship 26 is mockup or prototype of orbital fueling station it doesn't need to return to surface so no need for heat shield....

[@jonforringer]

With the pins utilized to lift and position starship on top of the booster, is there a new plan for catching starship? Apologies if I missed it.

[@Otisthelesser]

Tolerance stacking on the mechazilla/stage zero/Starship would be difficult to overcome.

[@gospelgroupie]

They could do with having motorised rubber rollers on each arm, or some sort of conveyor belt on each arm as the point of contact between Starship and Mechazilla to be able to rotate, move in or move out the Starship between the arms. This would give them full control over every axis when stacking.

[@TheCebulon]

I will never understand why they send million dollar vehicles to the moon, and then "it is not designed to survive the lunar night"!??! WTF? Millions and millions of dollars, just for some days of operation? I can not understand such a thing.

[@seancollins9745]

Mechazilla is a proof of concept currently, and a damn successful one at that. I would expect more iteration on the design over time.

[@sandy-qw4np]

Thank you for your informative updates and greatly appreciated!

[@Whataboutit]

Any time, Sandy! Thanks!

[@jimanderson9768]

Enjoy your videos informative

[@smavtmb2196]

I recognize that Flight of the Navigator clip. Fun movie

[@kevinim300]

0:07 beautiful hardware 🥲

[@SimonAmazingClarke]

Great episode. The SpaceX HLS can be worked on in doors. Many systems don't need a spacecraft to be tested.

[@DeanSchumacher]

They need to build arms that fold out to help flip the module upright maybe the next one could have that safety mechanism

[@taylormadeproductionsadver9716]

Ship 26 is the Tanker. That makes the most sense.

[@bryanillenberg]

No: No QD, no insulation, no tiles.

[@user-bf6vm4iz9q]

🎉 26 is just the best # proto

[@taylormadeproductionsadver9716]

@@bryanillenberg WTF? Are you fuggin' Blind? It was literally static fired in the same video! Use your eyes and look at the time stamp 8:54. The First Ship in the flight plan is; "Propellant Fill". And to your SHOCK and Obvious Discovery you will see, With your Own two (Probably One) Eyes that the Ship Looks Strikingly similar to the Tanker required for In Orbit Refueling. Logic requires you use all 5 of your senses, and further use your Brain you Koala.

[@bryanillenberg]

​@@taylormadeproductionsadver9716 Look again at 8:54. Note how the depot is elongated. S26 isn't longer than the standard ship. And S26 lacks critical hardware for long duration propellant storage. MLI, a SQD, and solar panels are all needed for a depot. S26 has none of them. Oh, and I have two eyes. Thanks for asking.

[@taylormadeproductionsadver9716]

@@bryanillenberg Elongation? As a manufacturer does it make sense to make 2 versions of the same ship? They're progressively adding the fueling hardware. Like the Metal Stringers all along the side of the fuselage. The plan may be the plan but a plan without a prototype, especially when its someone elses money is just that. A plan. IE Nothing. They need to physically show that in some way the progress to their plan is being made. I am willing to bet my life that S26 is the Fueling ship for HLS and will eventually be fitted with all the required hardware.

[@thomasboomer9809]

Nice reporting Felix. I enjoyed the whole thing, but especially the work by Axiom space and the updates to work going for the elevator, docking ring, and space suits. I think all space fans will want to watch this video.

[@JohnWarner-lu8rq]

Once the booster is in place, it seems like there should be a way to "rotate" the starship maybe three inches in each direction (six inches total) when on the chopsticks to help finalize proper alignment.

[@ianspice6976]

How are they going to catch the starship, if it has to align with the attachments you showed?

[@Whataboutit]

Those are just for stacking purposes. For landing there will be a special pin attached to the ship. It’s interchangeable. That’s all I know so far.

[@lanav9679]

Love the Red Line Helicopter Tour ! Very cool Dude !

[@Tr1kY83]

The clip from "Navigator"....fantastic :)

[@basammerlaan2408]

love your video's man!

[@jematheny]

Great content!

[@edopiri]

thank you Felix!

[@simonjowers]

Are we go for launch now subject to FAA license? In the next 14 days maybe 🎉

[@canadianmakers]

@Whataboutit I love the quality of your videos but PLEASE, can you do a short version of your videos providing news in a 5-minute format. If we follow every videos you post, we already see half of the content you post from previous videos and it makes following the videos until the end difficult (I still want to look to make sure I don't miss anything but they are frankly long even with the fact that you are an awesome presenter). You could test this to see if we are only a few with this opinion or if there are many of us preferring a shorter format. Keep up the good work

[@riogrande5761]

Another vote for a 5 minute summary video.

[@johanjohansson925]

5 minute daily video and a full weekly summary at the end of the week would be cool.

[@bryanillenberg]

One vote again. I would prefer longer videos entirely dedicated to Starbase.

[@MichaelHeal99]

I don't have an issue with the length of these videos. A lot of youtubers do space news stuff, but I prefere Felix video format. I look forward to the news rundown on this format.

[@jeffpicken5057]

I would vote for chapters with timestamps so we could jump to the next topic we’re interested in, get the high points of a topic and jump to the next. Dillon Loomis does this on Electrified and it works great.

[@gabiballetje]

8:46 Wow, it's been a while since i saw that XD

[@TonyElam]

I've been watching for months and usually never comment, but KZbin actually unsubbed me today! I got a notification of a new video, then a few hours later, I wanted to watch it and couldn't find it in my list. So I had to search the channel, and re-sub. So odd, I've heard your talk about for awhile now. Nevertheless, I hope you have enjoyed your move here to Florida. It's so nice that I can see launchs from my back yard!

[@user-uk7fy7fe8j]

I love your content thanks for making it

[@Snoodlehootberry]

Rock on Felix and all at WIA Thanks for another great update

[@charlesrovira5707]

@8:18 The *_Lunar Ferry_** Starship* will have its thruster at the top and small vertical positioning trusters aimed at 90° near the base.

[@peterclarke3020]

Does the Starship not have conical location pins ? To interlock with the top of the booster / hot-staging ring ?

[@hydrorix1]

Seems like it's time for a StarLink Lunar shell. Seems like one or two missions would be enough at 22 each

[@quinnmarsh]

I appreciate the HLS starship review

[@BobsYourUncle429]

Is there any kind of cockpit in the version Starship that will be launched soon? I see windows in your video. If so, will SpaceX be recording any kind of video looking out the windows?

[@crooked-halo]

This might be a dumb question, but will there be at least 2-3 days advanced notice of the launch? I live a few hours north & would love to go down to the beach and get as close as possible to watch it launch in person. This would be my second in-person launch, the first was a night shuttle launch in Florida, which was spectacular! It was like an instant sunrise lasting for a minute or so, slowly becoming dark again, with the fireball of the Space Shuttle streaking into orbit. One of the most incredible things I've ever seen.

[@Whataboutit]

Yes! The definitive date normally is either leaked or published around a week before the launch. Right now they’re tracking the 14th but it’s not official, so I don’t mention it on episodes. As soon as I say a date on the episode, you can be very sure that I think they can make it happen. It is very much worth traveling to Starbase for! 🔥

[@811dal54]

Within the first minutes of this video you had me chucking! Forever more Starship will be "this Steel can going down the road". As awesome these ships are, it is the simplistic truth, that we will be going "out there" riding & living in a steel can. We have come a long way since the drekiships made of wood, the boats of exploration & conquest of ancestors, the ancient Dragon ships of the Vikings. Curiosity, ingenuity & the desire to discover & understand the unknown brings us together. We are at our best when we cooperate to achieve a common goal to explore.

[@bryanillenberg]

Replace Curiosity with Perseverance and you could have made an epic Mars2020 joke

[@CarlosSantos-nk6qp]

We are used to timelapsed chopsticks' footage. I find actual speed is very slow . Will starship or booster hover for 5, 10 or 15 minutes waiting for the mechanism to hold'em? Let me put it in doubt.

[@danielroden9424]

i still dont see how its going to catch the booster or ship with those chopsticks. those 2 pins are tiny! how will they make sure the body guides itself to line up with 2 small points like that?

[@giogee6662]

Genau 😅

[@christopherlawley1842]

I /think/ they will catch on the flaps

[@bryanillenberg]

@@christopherlawley1842 nope! Lifting points will deploy from the ship, and those will be the catching surface. The booster already has lifting points pre-deployed

[@christopherlawley1842]

@@bryanillenberg Ah. I was going on very old info/memory. It'll be exciting to see

[@robertporch8895]

I'd like to have functional model of Starship with Booster like an ESTES or other model rocket manufacturer complete with launch tower.

[@edcallahan9536]

Does anyone else wonder how the heck they are going to catch the hovering Starship with the chopsticks by those lifting pins? I assume they are going to have to find a different catching mechanism…then secure it with the pins…is there any other info related to this? Thanks!

[@johannes7434]

Good question. Maybe the launch tower is only for catching Super Heavy and Starship will revert to other landing means?

[@bryanillenberg]

It will have deployable pins that latch onto the chopsticks. Then, the regular ship lifting gear will be used.

[@larryparrish7780]

I like the double stack star ship idea, maybe we can have double hot staging also.

[@QTlovesU]

Im excited every single time some little dumb thing goes wrong or gets held Nd something gets changed. Already having a great system and production is a given but those small changes are all refinement on a better and safer space travel industry! Love it!

[@johnfnielsen5068]

I have a question regarding the Nova C Lander, since the moon's gravity is quite a bit less than earth's gravity, why haven't the tried using the lander's attitude controllers to try to re right the lander, which would only require a slight re programing of the software???

[@simongeard4824]

Because attitude-control thrusters are designed for operation in _zero_ gravity... their thrust levels are comparable to pushing something with your little finger. Even in lunar gravity, that's not going to accomplish anything.

[@leoguiders]

Love the double ship stack at 5:03 🤣

[@redpillcoach1855]

My Kerbalese says you could put half a Starships fuel load into orbit in that configuration assuming a similar TWR on liftoff. A couple SRB's ought to do it.

[@selectthedead]

Well, hello there!

[@kevinim300]

will they decommission launch tower 1 when 2 is complete

[@Rob-dk9lx]

Where did you get the starship model from?

[@LindaMadlala]

Both dry weight of booster and ship should be kept as low as possible and less complex. Whatever improvements should be on the ground equipment ie chopsticks n pad.

[@dscott333]

Launch 2 in one day!!!! Let's go!!!!

[@stevanweaver8639]

Where did you get your model of the StarShip?

[@DrVombatus]

Where did he get the starship/mechazilla models from? Are they printed? I NEED them.

[@heartyfisher]

Hmm ... no comment about the flight of the navigator ship ??

[@goTraceCity]

Love the way you keep us all engaged and waiting for long time now, I understand that these are just updates of real case just like weather forecast. And you still show some excitement guaranteed. 😅🤪

[@reachrk]

He keeps his views on top of the researched news.

[@richardschneider294]

Amazing engineering.

[@bruceyoung1343]

Felix. You tell us we rock. Truth is YOU ROCK. THANK YOU 🙏

[@HowDareUbuddy]

Felix, could you give some info on that small piece of land that SpaceX must not own next to the white building?

[@sysfried]

Felix, where can I get the 3D Model Data or buy the model itself that you have for the Launch tower and the Starships?

[@SuperLuminalMan]

2:20 - Hey bossman, you got those 3d files around there somewhere?

[@robertmunson6926]

Do we have a solid date for liftoff

[@costrio]

Maybe they want to compare stacking with ships 28 and 29 to see which modifications work the best during certain procedures? More than 1 stacking event maybe?

[@bryanillenberg]

Nope! S29 will static fire in a few days

[@markhuebner7580]

Millimeters Felix! The Stainless Steel is only 4 millimeters thick.

[@fenilkheni9494]

which stainless steel???

[@DoItMyselfGarage]

@@fenilkheni9494 304 Stainless due to it's strength increasing at cryogenic temperatures up to 45%.

[@fenilkheni9494]

@@DoItMyselfGarage okay. Got it, But I wanter to ask whether the wall of starship (what we see with our eyes) or tanks (that lies inside of it.) 4mm thick tank is understandable if reinforced with wall properly, 4 mm of wall however it's bull crap it's more like 4-5 cm.

[@DoItMyselfGarage]

@@fenilkheni9494 The wall is the tank. This is why one of the early Starships collapsed when it was empty. They didn't have enough reinforcements in place to support it's own weight. It is quite a feat of engineering.

[@kylekircher2391]

I had been watching every video so long, I had thought that I must have been subscribed. Just checked and sure enough, now I am!

[@Whataboutit]

Thanks, Kyle! Very much appreciated! :)

[@SUPERHEAVYBOOSTER]

Alignment would actually be around millimeters not centimeters

[@slevinshafel9395]

8:52 i was loking for link to have more info about HLS but only i see link to twitter.

[@ThatOpalGuy]

Hoping this one goes better.

[@FlyDriveawsome]

Do they actually build two Landers when it’s a bigger misson? Like the Marsian Movie. So they can find fixes easier?

[@proomguy]

You have earned my subscription today

[@clarencehopkins7832]

Excellent stuff bro 💪🇺🇸

[@Whataboutit]

🫡

[@faisalsvideoworld]

so ship 26 could be a late stage hls prototype interesting

[@MiljanBojovic]

Space is getting more and more interesting and I love it! :D

[@Nolan1410]

Would lunar dust be detrimental to the elevator cables on the lunar lander?

[@StephenRansom47]

😊 MOON 20:53 RELATED SERVICES … I like the sound of that. Let’s Go! Privateers ✊

[@QuantumAstronavt]

Hey guys, can someone tell me what movie are the frames 8:47 from?

[@kdenyer1]

Would love someone to stick a label this way up on starship 😂

[@robertporch8895]

Where can I get a model Starship and Booster?

[@jesterwaterwizard2917]

I subscribed ages ago all of a sudden I wasn’t subscribed ! Subbed again now thank you for the great content

[@Whataboutit]

Thank you very much. Yeah... I stopped shouting out for it as many thought I was lying. Perfect. :D

[@Nathan-vt1jz]

It makes sense that they practice the stacking repeatedly.

[@AC-jk8wq]

A few days to warm up… A few days to execute the mission… A few spare days if the mission goes long… A few days to get out of town… Everything takes longer than expected…. 😃