SpaceX's Starship Flight Termination and Mission Broken Down, Euclid Cosmic Brilliance!

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Get ready, because the time is now! SpaceX's second full-stack Starship flight excitement is explosive, and we have everything you need to know here. SpaceX's Starship Flight Termination System is now loaded, and we have the Mission Broken Down for you. Also, remember that Euclid launch from July? Oh wow has that just started paying off. Yes, we have Euclid Cosmic Brilliance today! Here we are my friends, standing on the precipice of the cosmos, witnessing our huge leap into an exploration eruption, and there’s so, so much inspirational stuff to jump into today.
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[@brendenharris8858]

when you watch the SpaceX teaser, turn off sound and watch at quarter speed, you will see stuff you never noticed before, for example, the control room ceiling is covered is starship tiles, cool!!

[@MarcusHouse]

That is true.

[@xh3598]

I hope that the FAA and the Wildlife agencies delay the SpaceX Starship project in the coming years to at least 3 to 5 years behind the Chinese Space Agency. The Chinese deserve control of Space and the US does not.

[@daytonagreg8765]

When was this “teaser” uploaded? On which channel? Thanks

[@stevengaming3689]

​@@daytonagreg8765SpaceX Channel.

[@brendenharris8858]

youtube "spaceX" channel@@daytonagreg8765

[@otpyrcralphpierre1742]

From someone who watched on TV as Neil Armstrong first set foot upon the moon, I hope that I can live long enough to see Man set foot on Mars!

[@GntlTch]

You and me both! My only regret is that I'm a bit over the age limit to go to Mars.

[@spacexrocks1041]

Me too but I'll settle for seeing astronauts on the Moon again. Hopefully, the astronauts will be Americans, not Chinese.

[@otpyrcralphpierre1742]

@@spacexrocks1041 When NASA or the Chinese get there, Elon will be there waving at them to come on in, your Lunatel is waiting. (Lunatel...a Lunar hotel)

[@BSnicks]

Yeah, it was a good movie. Armstrong wished that he went to the Moon too!

[@derekcarroll8855]

Wake up people this is all CGI if you believe this you have a weak mind please do your own research if you can't see it smell it touch it taste it testable repeatable observable it's not real 😂😂😂

[@WilliamRWarrenJr]

The "Abbey Road" parody is an instant classic! 👍😎🖖

[@RidiculousRocketry]

I hope I never become jaded over these SpaceX milestones. It's similar to the awe and excitement I experienced in the mid to late 60's and the space race to the moon.

[@bslturtle]

I used to set the alarm and wake up to see shuttle launches, than go back to sleep. Somehow I think Starship will be the same for a long time.

[@michellemcsorley9221]

You need to think about being relaxed and calm down your saying things to me that you don’t have to worry about your launch. Your starship will launch perfectly. Seriously you always have to tell me what you are saying about you and me

[@gwrider2146]

I'm a bit jealous to be honest as I'm about 5 yrs. too young to have had any memory of the moon launches. However I was of the perfect childhood age to witness and be in awe of the development, testing, and missions of the shuttle program.

[@ihaveacar]

Hard to get jaded when they're doing stuff I only imagined I'd see in Sci-fi movies in my lifetime. The heavy side boosters landing beside each other at the same time is still hard to believe it's real while watching it; never mind this literal spaceship they're currently working on that can land and take off from other planets. I fully believe I will get to see humans living on Mars in my lifetime; couldn't say that just 5-10 years ago.

[@ThatOpalGuy]

I'm over falcon9 launches. They want to hide them on the x-crement platform.

[@Hoopaball]

Hey hey! It's about time! Hopefully 500k comes soon too.

[@MarcusHouse]

Now less than than 5k away.

[@Hoopaball]

​​@@MarcusHousecongratulations, pending confirmation...!

[@RedCarpetVlog]

Exciting week ahead

[@MarcusHouse]

Sure is. Fingers crossed for Friday!

[@Klaatu-ij9uz]

The truly amazing thing about the Euclid photos is the fact that each star and galaxy are actually light-years apart! 🌠

[@Norberto_G]

What's amazing about that? When you look at any given object, you see its past, no matter how close you are.

[@kurtreber9813]

Nothing new among the suns

[@Klaatu-ij9uz]

I apologize for being amazed.😮@@Norberto_G

[@robertheinrich2994]

@@Klaatu-ij9uz actually you are right. we got too used to those pictures, and sometimes we forget the immense distances between these little dots. so thanks for reminding that it is amazing.

[@Norberto_G]

@@Klaatu-ij9uz Sorry, I didn't mean to be that rude. Honest.

[@StarBoundFables]

Good luck SpaceX with the upcoming Starship launch

[@morganclemens]

“…yeeted out of the atmosphere” is now my favorite way to describe rocket launches.

[@jetty92487]

Really hoping for a successful flight on the 17th! Having the first fully successful launch on my birthday would be super awesome!

[@dreamroseprincess88gulsahulya]

Happy birthday💐👏

[@nzredwolf4048]

ohhh i sure wonder why you were born in november 😏 😏

[@cipedead0777]

WOW!! What a week. Thank you to you Marcus and that amazing team.

[@Astromath]

Yesterday I saw on Twitter that apparently the FCC had released a license for IFT-3 which stated that it would employ an "orbital Starship vehicle" which would perform a "powered landing" in the Indian Ocean! That means the third flight will employ B10 and S28, not S26, Starship will actually try to achieve orbit (otherwise the Indian Ocean wouldn't make sense) AND we will hopefully witness the first flip'n'burn maneuver since SN15!

[@Scanner9631]

Why not land in the Atlantic near a drone ship to video it and gain more information than just the telemetry?

[@disorganizedorg]

@@Scanner9631 Why not land in the Indian ocean and launch drones with cameras from a nearby speedboat, able to move swiftly out of the way in case the booster is going to land closer than a few miles? That seems a lot cheaper than moving one of the existing drone ships, making it unavailable for Starlink missions. Plus I'm going to guess that it's easier to clear a large section of the Southern Indian Ocean at a useful latitude compared to the Atlantic.

[@simongeard4824]

That seems unlikely... the Indian ocean is a long way away and lacking in suitable monitoring infrastructure, compared to the IFT1 / IFT2 plan of descending into the Pacific missile test range, which has some of the best tracking systems on the planet - and which being a US military missile test range, is more easily closed off and secured than some random bit of international waters a long way away.

[@user-zx2ge2il3e]

Thank you for supporting Korean subtitles😊

[@runewinsevik8471]

Right before the booster splash-down, I really hope they seize the opportunity to do a suite of hover tests. That would be a sight to se!

[@RickL_was_here]

No doubt, would suck if they just let it flop without any drama. Knowing Elon though...

[@Bryan-Hensley]

​@@My_Fair_LadyI'd say you are 100 percent wrong. Even if it doesn't make it, flight termination isn't unplanned, soyboi

[@padmanabhaprasannasimha5385]

​@My_Fair_Lady why are you so excited for it to fail?

[@86FxBdyCpe]

Seems to me they should design a smaller version of a drone ship and use it as a bullseye to test the booster accuracy. Since pinpoint accuracy will be absolutely required for RTLS.

[@simongeard4824]

@@86FxBdyCpe They don't need a drone ship for that... GPS coordinates for a designated piece of water are much easier, and much safer. They're not going to be putting any kind of hardware in the target area until they're already confident in that accuracy.

[@bazanime]

So much great wallpaper material in this episode, from starships to galaxies and beyond.

[@MarisolMarquez01]

Your show is awesome by the way. It kept me entertained while I was in the hospital for 2 months. It made my time there bearable ❤

[@dreamroseprincess88gulsahulya]

❤💐🍀

[@DanTrevinotoo]

I’ll be sailing in the gulf from Tampa to Houston and hopefully I’ll get to see it from afar if they launch Fri-Mon!

[@Barthhhelona]

If you do please upload footage!

[@guyjordan8201]

Euclid news was amazing. Thank you. SpaceX info was good too 😉

[@zackdela]

Great update as always Marcus and team! My favorite part was the Euclid update, but all the parts were amazing! Keep up the great work.

[@BMrider75]

I really laughed at the Abbey Road album cover pic. Thanks for sharing. And RIP Frank Borman, Apollo 8. Fingers crossed for OFT 2, "light that candle!"

[@DavidGalich77]

Going to be a good week. I hope Starship launches. Thanks for the update.

[@erikgouw3200]

You were on a role this time Marcus! The news of the upcoming launch has certainly sparked your flame, the explanation on the observations of the galaxies was very inspirational! Thanks and keep on going like this 😊👍

[@Heathaze813]

Those tiles worry me. If they are just randomly falling off with little stress that is not a good look

[@djibrilkeita6472]

yeah, seems like they won’t survive re-entry and probably take-off

[@Charles-7]

15:08 any closer and we would see cells that makes up his eyes

[@brendenharris8858]

did you notice how the flight termination conduits looked like the legs of a wolf spider..how appropriate considering how aggressive they are

[@Kevkin]

I always look forward to your weekly high quality space news update. Thanks Marcus!

[@Vinnie_728]

I think I heard somewhere that starship won't try to land because it's not expected to survive reentry at all. Not completely sure about that though, just anecdotes.

[@youerny]

It is impossible that it would not disintegrate in a million little pieces, indeed

[@Vinnie_728]

pretty much,,

[@pauljcampbell2997]

I've been waiting for this, and it's going to be good! Thanks Marcus, fantastic job as always!

[@xh3598]

I hope that the FAA and the Wildlife agencies delay the SpaceX Starship project in the coming years to at least 3 to 5 years behind the Chinese Space Agency. The Chinese deserve control of Space and the US does not.

[@brendenharris8858]

fab show this week, well worth waiting up for here in Perth, thanks Marcus and team!!

[@patpozzuto4809]

Wow, that shot of the asteroid with the "moon" looks like the beginning stage of planet formation!

[@robfive2555]

Great video .. Can't wait for the launch Thank You MH +Team for a good one.

[@anitarozen6034]

almost at the 500K Subscribers ,Marcus !! Keep up the great work ,can’t wait for the second flight test ..I’m glad the X post sent you and your family down a new path .Good Luck

[@kylewood2715]

Man, these galactic photos really put into perspective the finality of human life and Earth. Without some kind of faster-than-light engine, and communication system, humans that leave Earth for new worlds-outside of our solar system-should immediately be considered deceased, and vice-versa. Relativity is no joke.

[@expatxile]

I still think that SpaceX should ideally build a separate, simpler landing tower for boosters and Starship, at some distance from the launch tower and joined by an small railway. That way if something happend during landing, the launch tower is not compromised.

[@parkerbranden]

I think that at some point in the relatively near future that they will be doing this. Especially once they're doing multiple launches per day.

[@celtictexan]

yeah, seems like a terrible spot was picked.

[@onsafari]

Fantastic show as always. You guys never fail to produce a top quality entertaining and informative program. Thank you.

[@kunalbansal1312]

It's the Diwali festival here in India tomorrow. It's the festival of lights, firecrackers, basically the biggest festival for Hindus. If starship flies tomorrow, it would be the biggest firecracker that anyone would have flown on Diwali EVER.

[@alvianchoiriapriliansyah9882]

Unfortunately it won't fly tomorrow

[@RobertTonkli]

Thanks Marcus for all the work you and your team do putting these updates together. I look forward to them every week. Looking forward to the future when there will be, hopefully increased coverage of what is happening in Australia. The future is looking brighter!

[@MarcusHouse]

Thank you Robert!

[@xh3598]

I hope that the FAA and the Wildlife agencies delay the SpaceX Starship project in the coming years to at least 3 to 5 years behind the Chinese Space Agency. The Chinese deserve control of Space and the US does not.

[@greenstair]

As always, thank you Marcus and team. I really enjoy and appreciate your work.

[@raymiller5738]

Truly inspiring showing what capacity us humans have, thanks for the weekly summary from fellow AU.

[@PDLM1221]

I’m hoping we hear from you sooner after hopefully the second launch mid week 🤞

[@fannymcfee69]

This was such an enjoyable episode! Had a few giggles while watching! Thanking the team!

[@MarcusHouse]

Thank you. 😀

[@knudjahnke5166]

Thank you for this nice Euclid walk-through. Having been part of the image reveal even last week at ESA - we are all still as excited inside the Euclid Consortium as you might be seeing these images. 100,000 galaxies behind a galaxy that is behind our Milky Way. All from 1h of observations!

[@Darky.]

Thanks for another awesome episode marcus! I enjoyed all the Euclid discussion 😁 cheers!

[@MarcusHouse]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@IN-TECHWETRUST]

I will be at work at Amazon. I may have to put the launch on the big screen at work. I wonder if that would upset Mr Bezos? 😂

[@AccountDeleted301]

no way time flies fast i remember watching the first ever live stream SN5 in 2020 can't believe its almost been 4 years now

[@raymondgrose9118]

Great work Marcus & team.

[@XCX237]

Great video Marcus 👍 good quality information as usual 😊

[@skline1398]

I love these updates, thank you

[@Aidansstuff_]

So excited !!

[@VedemnMotors]

Marcus my friend! This never gets old, another banger video! Good stuff bro

[@TaterRogers]

You have the beat presentation of news out of all of these that I have seen!

[@NorthernChev]

I'm so glad the flight termination crew carrying the explosives were wearing helmets (8:15). Explosives are dangerous.

[@thetwon5052]

That was a GREAT. bit of update .! Keep it up MARCUS 👍🏼🥊

[@brettcoster4781]

Terrific update. Hopefully, next weekend you'll be reporting and dissecting another Starship launch.

[@joshuahwatson8408]

Love your show Marcus! Always look forward to Saturday morning.

[@Kevin_Street]

Double double dinky. LOL! Thanks for another wonderful video, Marcus. Here's hoping they do the test launch sometime next week, as scheduled! Hopefully no more random tiles will fall off. And yeah, the Euclid telescope is incredible! I loved your tour of of the galaxies there. Very cool.

[@brendenharris8858]

"where will you be during the launch this week" you asked Marcus, well, do you know of any launch parties happening around Australia, especially the pubs Marcus? thats where i want to be , around like minded people!!

[@EmileCluyse]

Another great video, Marcus. I love your channel!

[@___jd]

8:22 That Abbey Road pic is truly something. Love it!

[@onionknight2239]

Another great update Marcus and team 😁👍

[@nakfan]

Thanks for a great and exiting update 👍

[@redgrandprix4375]

Just like Saturday morning cartoons ❤❤❤ Marcus House is on!!!

[@kevinmerendino761]

I was just wondering what was up with starship..did search and boom..perfect timing THANK YOU

[@ginnyveeofficial]

I'll be watching from my vineyard in Tuscany... bottle of wine ready for the success !!

[@CCBTL]

Nice one. Crackin job ad usual.

[@Frrk]

Exciting prospect for the launch! I didn't follow progress as much lately, but aren't the tiles a concern when they fall off this easily?

[@zefarmer]

I'm wondering about this as well. Why are they just randomly falling off, did they not chew the bubble gum enough before install?

[@glenntemes8567]

I’m in Matamoros, Mexico with a great view of the launch facility. I plan to be there early Friday morning. Should be exciting!

[@michaelclark3112]

I would love to see a short animation (timelapse) render of how starbase has changed with the tents then bays and now current factory buildings. I look forward to every saturday for these videos. Thank you for all the great updates.

[@davidroberts5602]

Hi Marcus house thanks for amazing video them galaxies in that clip were really amazing let’s hope the launch does go through we hope David 🚀❤️🪴

[@Lowell1970]

Thanks, Marcus !

[@patentblack]

Excellent video, well done Marcus and team. 👍

[@sonnym3361]

Only channel I watch for my Starship news.

[@Alpine_flo92002]

Love that the tiles just randomly fall off.

[@danapeck5382]

Thanks! All the best

[@timmcevoy7156]

Thanks Marcus for yet another amazing update, keep up the good work 👍🏻

[@mussie302]

Super stuff Marcus!

[@timothyverbunt2763]

Amazing video Marcus!!

[@DaveFash]

Great work Marcus.

[@Ocrion94]

Heya! Finally saturday and our weekly updates! 🙌

[@MarcusHouse]

I got you covered! 👋

[@splstudios7027]

Marcus, if you haven't already considered, or have done so, could you do a deep dive video on the differences between Euclid and JWST? I would like to know what sets them apart from each other and how one is better for certain imaging than the other. By the way, this was an awesome video with great content. Well done to you and your team!

[@DannyJoh]

The reason for the hard belly landing on the ocean is that they want it to break up and sink. Would be much more expensive to recover it.

[@just_archan]

There is that but also: belly flop require working engines, means there would be lot of fuel inside (few tones), with risk that it will not ignite or it will be damaged too much during re-entry... It's environmental risk. Second: validation of aerodynamic models SpaceX uses in simulations. It's: keep it simple to have more valuable data.

[@fixinggood4595]

​@@just_archanhow would the fuel be a problem, wouldnt the left over methane just boil of? Its not like the booster is full of diesel fuel.

[@just_archan]

@@fixinggood4595 explosion. And noise/shockwave that can make pretty damn impact on environment (SpaceX is struggling enough with fws). Simply investigation of this misshap could hold for long next licence. Much more expensive misshap would be if header tanks would SURVIVE splashdown. Simply recovery would not be possible, and closure would take longer, as there was risk of explosion of highly pressurised vessel with volatile material.

[@DannyJoh]

@@just_archan Makes sense, maybe rather do those tests more controlled than during a never before tested flight around the world 🤔

[@just_archan]

@@DannyJoh yup. I think first bellyflop we will be seeing when Starship survives re-entry in good enough shape. Or at least when it survives long enough that they will be sure that chances to survive are high enough. I suspect that they don't believe that first ship survive start and maxQ with heatshield intact. But they need hard data to identify weak points. I think spaceX got enough cameras outside to inspect large portions of heatshield while in space, and heatcameras inside payloadbay and tanks to inspect heat from inside during re-entry

[@StingerNSW]

Great episode Marcus & Team - Keep On Thrusting 🚀

[@Leafbinder]

Gratz on 500K subs Marcus!!!

[@petesomeguy]

Stunning photos!

[@830jps]

Thanks Marcus

[@WilliamAndySmith-Romaq]

I can't always watch on release, but I'm so glad to catch up as I can. You are awesome!

[@TKM_Media]

Thanks again for your informative peice cant wait till they light this mega candle for a 2nd time.

[@StillAliveAndKicking_]

Excellent. I think someone was entranced by the deep space images. Me too.

[@clarencehopkins7832]

Excellent stuff bro

[@andrewhillis9544]

THE MOMENT OF TRUTH IS GETTING NEARER ! ! !👍

[@pyrofan80]

Thanks Marcus. I hope, of course, that the FTS doesn’t have to be used but, if it does, I hope they’ve worked out the difference between RUD and Propellant Farts

[@michaelinorlando8507]

As always a spotless video.

[@What1zTyme]

Great information and good show! Good on ya mate!

[@pierredemontigny8154]

Greetings, I like it when you tell us which flight of the year it is, each one is a new record.

[@brendenharris8858]

how long, I wonder from this week, before I stop paying attention to the no-flight notices due to impending launches, it was about 2 years for falcon launches and then landings, I cant wait for that day, is also I reckon when I travel from Perth to the states to see an actual launch, probably from a tour boat!!! I

[@arthurwagar88]

Thanks again for good stuff.

[@raymondpaul123]

Excellent show As usual. thank you.

[@nathancommissariat3518]

Awesome recap of the week! 😎🤙

[@JeremyDWilliamsOfficial]

One of your better videos. Well done! Thanks for your upload :)

[@robertfisher2206]

Great section about the euclid space telescope. I like all the launch news, but keep expanding the scope (pun intended) wherever you can.