SpaceX's Starship Booster 7 gone for repair after explosion, JWST First Images, CRS-25, Vega C

[@MarcusHouse]

For some silly darn reason I had a brain fart at 18:06 and said "Southern France" instead of "South America, French Guiana". What the hell Marcus!? #OnlyHuman

[@jtsnyder1318]

How dare you sir lol

[@ThexBorg]

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[@calummacleod4416]

Nailed it. Still the best every Saturday space news.

[@Zanagash]

I was going to comment on that ! 😂👍🏼

[@spicote]

@@dmurray2978 nope not even close. Technically it should be Adélie land or Kerguelen Islands

[@pacldawson]

This channel is the gold standard for space-related KZbin sites. Thanks, Marcus!

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@@filonin2 I would call them Peers. Marcus, Scott, and Tim Dodd. These guys are the best of the best!

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[@krackerslacker]

These updates are great for the rocket dad's with little spare time

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@@tHEHEAd1138 agreed

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Gold... smh... more like Platinum!

[@boboyqc]

This space channel is really one of the best out there, very professional, very consistent with great content. Thanks Marcus!

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Marcus, your weekly summary of space exploration news is consistent, well-paced and professional. I very much appreciate the dedication and positive outlook you and your team provide.

[@peterkemp4235]

Helping space travel become a topic of conversation, and with such conviction and enthusiasm.....thank you Marcus !

[@MarcusHouse]

My pleasure!

[@zaguar3153]

Appreciate the explanation of the SpaceX unscheduled combustion event. The Webb stuff was super cool! Hubble is hobbled by its 95 minute orbits of Earth, which kinda' complicate the viewing, especially for long exposure imaging. JWST has no such limitations, as its "Lagrange Point" sweet spot (L2) puts it an orbit around the Sun, not the Earth. We should be able to get oodles of imagery and science on a 24/7 basis from that amazing new instrument!

[@aeroripper]

Agreed, also seeing how much faster it can take distant pictures than hubble (original deep field shot took 2 weeks, webb did it 'before breakfast') it's going to provide a lot of good science till it exhausts it's fuel supply in 20 years.

[@pyrsartur3675]

Yes. Its going to be difficult to keep up with… considering the pace we have become used to from Hubble discoveries. Mind-blowing images at a breathtaking rate.

[@nickrakemer9277]

I want an array of super sized JWTs swarming L2, launched by Starship of course. Then it would be like inter galactic travel for old couch potatoes.

[@MrZeegolden]

Fantastic analysis of that explosion 💥. I didn’t really consider the reason the fireball went so high up in the air. We measured it at 70 meters at its max height.

[@Kiromos]

Been watching your weekly updates for some time now, you filled the void that losing olf left me. I will say It's refreshing how you present the info, just quick and precise with great editing. Please keep doing what you do, the community appreciates it!!!

[@itbe]

Realized how much I depend on you for space news. As soon as I heard there was an issue at Starbase, I started looking for an update from YOU. News outlets just don't cover space the I want. And many channels wildly speculate without any kind of constraint. You are killing it!! Keep it up!

[@jacekkono5484]

I Always love waking up to these!

[@IrsyadHakimChannel]

Neiiinn.

[@randywilson5072]

I second that comment

[@hawaiianhaole]

That was quite the explosion. Scott Manly had a good explanation of what went on (I'm sure you've already watched it)

[@VideoJocky1]

Marcus..... The best Space weekly wrap up on the Web or pretty much any info mode.

[@Jenny_Digital]

@Marcus House a big part of the appeal of your channel to me is the manner in which you communicate the news. You have the enthusiasm and such to drag even the most curmudgeonly into the same. Thank you❤

[@ryeb_]

Your videos are like the images from JWST: Super clear information, and super awesome!

[@changbeerbeer]

Appreciate the work that goes into each video! Great job Marcus, you never disappoint! 👌

[@CastFromTheHip]

Another fantastic video, great job Marcus!

[@PDLM1221]

Marcus, I agree it was nice to see something from your home Australia! With New Zealand launching rockets there must be a sense of a little competition.

[@markmarco2880]

This channel bursts with content. Love the launch shots, and thanks for James Webb epic images too.

[@ljs5123]

Amazing stuff. I look forward to these every Saturday. Can't wait to see Starship in orbit...

[@Pabz2030]

You may have a (very) long wait

[@replica1052]

@@Pabz2030 to surrect planets is how to live in a universe - mars belongs to life (life as center of the universe)

[@dillonbledsoe7680]

@@replica1052 what are u even talking about dude

[@replica1052]

@@dillonbledsoe7680 in an infinite universe it makes sense to catch solar wind - pull cables from pole to pole slightly offset for the dynamo effect (mars as a mega machine) infinite acceleration as opening sequence of an infinite universe where planets are fed with solar wind and stars and galaxies are fed with cosmic radiation

[@tHEHEAd1138]

@@replica1052 Dude, back away from the bong.

[@dr-k1667]

STUNNING! I can never get over how "regular people" have added to the wealth of information, knowledge, excitement and awe that was once the domain of big media. Marcus and the entire crew of the space and rocket enthusiasts have so much to be proud of along with the fantastic work of scientists and agencies that do the work you all cover!

[@aldunlop4622]

And doing it ten times as good too. Mainstream media gives actually interesting content maybe 30 seconds to a minute, then it’s back to ambulance chasing, murders etc.

[@robhaworth3124]

Look forward to these every weekend. Thank you!

[@cipedead0777]

Thank you for all the ups and downs of all the rockets, stars and every thing else. Love the big ball satellite just amazing. And yes it is grate to see Australia going to space. Can not wight till we do a lot more.

[@julianfowler1608]

Thank you Marcus and crew. Always a awesome presentation.

[@donnaradu9398]

Thanks for the update on the booster explosion, And the James Webb images are breathtaking. Thank you!

[@BMrider75]

Great summary of a very busy week for space stuff ! Thanks. And I particularly enjoyed the illumination of the underside of the transport stand and multi-wheels in the nighttime roll back of B7. Usually just dark shadows in daytime footage.

[@richweborg3753]

You get better every week! I especially liked your comment that there are still things to be excited about. Thanks Marcus!

[@sheldroid]

Thank you for all the updates, I really enjoyed the video. One little correction though, Kourou is in french Guyana, a french oversea department in south America, as French people like me often consider only metropolitan France for "southern France", so more like Marseille or Nice. But it would certainly kick ass if we had a space port in metropolitan southern France. Kudos anyway.

[@galas455]

Thanks for the great reporting Marcus, I don't know where we would be without you and your associates, thanks again.

[@ellisjk1409]

What do you mean you don't know "where we would be without you"? Where are you now? What does this channel have to do with your location? Who is "we"? How old are all you people thanking Marcus for making hundreds of thousands of dollars a year gravy training off Elon Musk and SpaceX? Just throw some more money at Marcus and his "associates" why dont you. I see a nice tee shirt here for less than a hundred bucks, buy it.

[@andrewmorgen8359]

Great Episode. Cup of Coffee in the morning and Marcus House....Perfect.

[@MarcusHouse]

Thanks a heap Andrew!

[@greensky01]

@7:50 to give you a sense of the pressure the engines go through. 1) Note that 1 atmosphere of pressure is a unit of measurement equal to the average air pressure from sea level to infinity (space); meaning how much the air is pushing on you from the top 2) One atmosphere is 1.013 bars or 760 millimeters (29.92 inches) of mercury. Therefore, about 300 bars of pressure is equivalent to 300 times the atmospheric pressure in that tiny engine!

[@alanhenderson7006]

Wow! That was a busy episode. Fantastic job guys.

[@racookster]

19:35 - That payload certainly is a trippy-looking thing with a trippy function.

[@joseperez-ig5yu]

So much space news to absorb this week Marcus! From a spectacular unexpected explosion to jaw-dropping views of galaxies courtesy of the James Webb telescope! Space entertainment at its finest!

[@newguy3588]

With all the negative news you get when searching, I am really impressed how quickly it stopped and how it well it stayed together. That thing is just full of fuel. Always learning.

[@Dius21]

Love your videos :) as a student, really helps stay on top of news i care about

[@R0bobb1e]

I look forward to your episodes every Sunday morning! So great to see something like this coming out of Australia!

[@thedabblingwarlock]

Thank you for posting these. I know I can't be the only one that watches you as part of my Saturday routine. :)

[@bryguenther]

Love your enthusiasm, keep up the great work :)

[@recycle4thereef675]

Watched for a long time, gave you a subscribed a little while back 😀, now a comment for the algorithm. Good to see an Aussie big in space news world, hope the government space program can grow as fast and well as your channel. Keep up the great work mate 👍👍👍

[@morgananderson9647]

Such great stuff!!! Thanks to the crew and host of these videos!!!

[@Hemifan4266]

Marcus, thanks for great, great coverage. Every Saturday morning, you help me start my morning.

[@magnum8264]

That was alot to recap! I'll have to watch again.Thanks Marcus!

[@phillipcsandoval9094]

My brother Marcus, you are the best of the best!! Thank you so much for your amazing work!

[@Sir_Uncle_Ned]

I love the enthusiasm of the ELA presenter. This was a rocket scientist celebrating the hard work that led to this moment.

[@DavidWilliams-mf9my]

Can’t wait for your video every week, the best information that’s available on the space front thanks Marcus

[@stephanweinberger]

@10:50 that "grain of sand at arms length" was meant to demonstrate the actual size of the region of the sky in the deep-field image. The field of view of the instruments is about 130 arcsec; at "arms length" (70cm) that's about 0.45mm wide. All those galaxies are just inside that miniscule patch (it's hard to even call it that) of sky.

[@WarrenLacefield]

Humm, was trying to explain that, for fun. Maybe lay out a big patch of Velcro on the ground. How big? Enough to form a hemisphere of about a meter (er, arm's length) in radius. (Maybe to cover a big balloon.) Spray that with glue and thoroughly but lightly dust it entirely with sand. Put it over your head and shine a flashlight at it. Each grain is the size of the image seen by Webb. Maybe weigh it or do the calculation to determine the number of grains, double that number, times maybe an hour per each image on average, to see how long it would take the Webb to image the entire universe (at one focal setting and instrument cluster choice.). All that still to discover and explore! (Actually I think the inclination maneuver range of the Webb is about +/- 5 degrees, so it could really only see a 10 degree slice of the heavens centered upon the solar disk of planetary rotation.)

[@colinmaclaughlanweir9670]

Put one grain of sand on your finger tip and hold at arms length. That was the size of this photo. There is so much out there we can never know even the tinniest part of. The shear joy of this pic is only matched by the sadness of how much I will never see.

[@mattc3696]

Saturday morning = Mr. House, week in, week out!

[@tHEHEAd1138]

LOVE your channel Marcus! You're by far the best Space KZbinr IMHO. Even with your unfortunate speech impediment, you never let it slow you down! Great job man! 🤓 🤙

[@joshuawiggins3891]

awesome update Marcus tons of content and info as always ya Legend mad love

[@p3t3rblu3]

THANKS DUDE, your news is epic part of my week. and my preferred SpaceX source.

[@Kevin_Street]

Thank you for another great video, Marcus! And yes, the James Webb Space Telescope is truly amazing. It must be so satisfying for the scientists and engineers (and everyone else) who worked on it for so long, to see their efforts come to fruition. They've given us all a wonderful instrument that's going to revolutionize astronomy and make the distant stars seem closer and clearer than ever before.

[@StereoSpace]

Thanks!

[@MarcusHouse]

Hey, thanks very much! Great of you!

[@tcrlrunner1128]

Thanks team , Another good video to catch up on. I look forward to the information updates every saturday.

[@thoughtsonfitness3249]

There’s so much to be excited about…. Yours is one of the best channels

[@choerm]

Loving my weekly briefing by Marcus Housewithyahere!

[@ThexBorg]

The launch platform is supposed to handle 7,590 tons of thrust... so it should be pretty robust.

[@dillonbledsoe7680]

I thought it was more?

[@ThexBorg]

@@dillonbledsoe7680 33 x 230 ton Raptors. If they get more thrust then yes it will be.

[@onionknight2239]

Another great update Marcus 👍

[@kstaxman2]

Such amazing times. Your coverage helps so much.

[@michaelstill5588]

Thanks

[@MarcusHouse]

Thanks a heap Michael.

[@MrGoesBoom]

Of the many things that are great about SpaceX, IMO, is just how open and communicative they are about things, even as they're happening.

[@murraygingrich9926]

Marus, I really enjoy your site overall the others. You are more professional yet personable.

[@Ge-Fat]

holy smokes, textbook lauches form SpaceX... this is so facinating and makes me smile so hard, 22 launches 2022... thank god for SpaceX

[@i-love-space390]

Your excitement is contageous. I look forward to your Saturday cast each week. Cheers my Australian friend. :)

[@TamarZiri]

Thank you for your videos! ❤️ Always fun to watch!

[@fordprefect.betelguese]

Jwst, amazing image. The cosmos of which we are a just tiny part is so beautiful 😍 ✨ I hope for many more incredible images in future ...

[@ben1canobe150]

Great job! Very informative report! Thanks 👊

[@dhickey5919]

Thank you, MH! Great coverage of space launch activity world-wide. It's taken quite a while to see rockets launching from every corner of the globe! Hopefully, we'll see deep space vehicles and orbital stations popping up in the same fashion in the next few years. I'm still looking for engineering companies in the lunar base or Martian base business to appear too.

[@cynthiadiaz7533]

Great comments and news. Thank you.

[@MrRevell13]

You’re the best Marcus, you’ve reinvigorated my love of space science

[@benjaminklein8697]

Perfect. Only perfect. I love your videos they are the manifestation of the fascination for space and the future of the humanity. Go so on Marcus really your videos are so perfect. I think erverybody only can appreciate your work and everybody can see you are living for space (like I do). Congratulations

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Love from India 🇮🇳 It 5.30 pm here, love your Videos Keep up the good work 👏

[@thomasbramwell9592]

I think I need to watch that again to take it all in. Thank you

[@shawndouglass2939]

I always watch a couple times, lots of great comments also and a few dumb-ass ones too. 😉

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This channel is the best I've seen so far in youtube. All the best to marcus house.

[@ChrisGWGreen]

Excellent as ever. Cheers Marcus and team.

[@robfive2555]

The usual high standard video. . Never disappoints. . Thank you MH + Team for everything. . PS. I'm still buzzing from the recent JWT shots... Truly amazing and it's only just getting started. . How fortunate we are to live in an era or such incredible technology. .

[@pabloa2228]

Back for another update! Thanks Marcus

[@kenhelmers2603]

Thanks Marcus and co! I look forward every week to starting my Saturday watch your videos :)

[@ShadowZone]

Who ever said the news cycle slows down during summer? What a packed week of space news! Always a pleasure to catch up on what happened by watching your videos Marcus, thanks for putting them out there very week!

[@jeffharrison5265]

Marcus, your work just keeps getting better and better!! So glad and grateful you and the team put these awesome videos out each week. Thanks.

[@MarcusHouse]

Thanks Jeff. 😃

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Wow another Great programe ,I so look forward to your weekly program 💪 you are AWESOME ,

[@gregsulman8659]

Another great episode Marcus. I look forward to this each weekend as it is the most informative channel on KZbin. Keep up the great work👍

[@daveth121864]

Another fantastic update, Marcus. You do fantastic work. :)

[@StingerNSW]

Awesome episode, thank you Marcus & the entire team 👍 Congratulations on 420K subscribers, proud to be a Patron of Marcus House 😎

[@mu_q9240]

Great video as always. Just a suggestion if you speed videos up, like the falcon 9 landing, either indicate it or don't speed it up. It's just a little confusing.

[@alanhart9992]

Another great update from House and Team.

[@briangriffiths114]

The image at 9.19 from the James Webb telescope reminds me very much of the scene in Interstellar as they approach the worm hole.

[@alanbrady420]

Another informative episode thanks Marcus 👍🏻

[@londonalicante]

When doing research on a rocket, explosions are always a possibility. You can see from the frost line at 1:37, 1:54 and 2:08 that the tanks had hardly anything in them I'm pretty sure the low volume of propellant which limits the size of an explosion is the reason they didn't need to inform the neighbours beforehand.

[@rickusmaximus2435]

At 11:25 who took the pic of that telescope in space?? At 13:52 who took the footage of the rocket above the clouds??? If there's all these communications satellites flying around up there y do people lose cell phone reception outside of town or in a valley? Y do people like service once so far offshore?? At 16:30 when said capsule is docking in space y no stars in background???

[@bocachicacrane762]

1. That telescope is a render 2. A guy on a mountain, there are plenty 3. Because the camera is exposed to see the dragon, so dimmer lights such as stars are blocked out

[@bocachicacrane762]

And as for reception, you need ground stations to transmit that satellite data to the ground, then to you. Go too far from those ground towers and you lose reception

[@rickusmaximus2435]

@@bocachicacrane762 so it's ground based satellite technology??? Y do we need satellites if it's ground based?? Y do we still use ground based if we have satellites?

[@bocachicacrane762]

@@rickusmaximus2435 again, the satellites allow coverage to the entire world, but those signals are trapped in space, so they need to be sent to a ground station first then transmitted across the area it covers. Then the satellite continues and connects to the next ground station along, and does this it's whole orbit

[@rickusmaximus2435]

@@bocachicacrane762 really?? That's pretty Interesting you seem very confident of what ur preaching.. the signal is trapped in space. Just.. wow.

[@douggray169]

thanks for all the updates

[@tynanosborne1945]

Just want to say that I really appreciate the add bar.

[@LachFlex]

Great video as always, hitting us in the feels at the end. Thanks as always Marcus!

[@phillipbailey70]

Couldn't agree more with that statement about all the negativity in the world and us (space community) having so much positive stuff happening all the time - thanks for another fantastic video Marcus 😊😎

[@shawndouglass2939]

Well said my friend 👏

[@Jim.Thunda]

Still the best and most informative of all. I look forward to every Sunday morning just to see the next edition then tune into Maca after breakfast. Sunday with Marcus an Macka.

[@xtereox1]

Thank you kind sir!

[@handsomenumber1393]

Slick narration Marcus, slick. I imagine listening to your commentary for many years to come. The BBC ought to snap you up for The Sky at Night. You have the calibre!

[@sdizzle1048]

Great info like always.

[@TheKalengi]

08:54 Ori supergate segments from Startgate SG1

[@timgifford390]

Hooray for good news! Thanks again Marcus!

[@MarkHerndon]

Can't wait to see Starship launching those new Starlinks