SpaceX's Starship New Heat Tiles & Welding Just Shocked NASA Shuttle!

[@stevenr8606]

Way too much AI VOICE 😡

[@Philanthropist.]

We used to use loquendo 😭

[@ampere-mam]

😂

[@garethrobinson2275]

I'm interested in the information, a human voice would be a bonus, but it's not a deal breaker.

[@davefoord1259]

This voice is not AI. Its a computer running a text to speech.

[@buyco5513]

I think I have a solution to the problem with the heat re-entry... by using a spray of cold water in the area where the heat is accumulating along with the heat tiles... where the midst will incumber the area...

[@wkjeeping9053]

You forgot laser welding will be replacing spacex current welding process. Laser welding way cleaner and faster and doesn't deform the metal structure at the atomic lvl.

[@calc1657]

That was an outstanding exposition of some of the advances of the Starship over the Shuttle.

[@Q88M]

There’s a lot to be said about heat shield materials, but I’ve tried to keep it brief

[@andrewparker318]

1:47 Holy cow I nearly lost my shit when I saw my artwork in the thumbnail haha! Thanks for using it :D

[@Q88M]

Oh, I really appreciate it, and thank you so much. Please let me know if you have any discomfort or suggestions. Thank you sooo muchhhhh for your support!!!!

[@tomslivick8620]

Thanks for the great use of relevent A and B roll video footage. Also intresting and verry well edited witch is rare on the web. Maybe try a slight pause between sentances. 'Add a pause/space, to 'take a breath', in the A I voice over. People do not talk without breathing. Than it would be PERFECT. Thanks again.

[@Q88M]

thanks for your feedback!

[@chch2767]

Invest in a human narrator

[@rje4242]

it's got a fucking wealth of information. substance is more important than style.

[@CharlesMatheson-w1z]

It's amazing what can be done when you get rid of government incompetence, and overspending

[@RogueRift.R6]

Just Shocked NASA Shuttle Damn really Thought they got rid of the big glider I work 12 hours a day 3rd shift im sick of this click bait BS

[@Freedom2x462]

why not build a space shuttle with stainless steel, it can be vary thickness on different parts, and you know who could launch it as long as it can glide,and re-entry!

[@Q88M]

Spacecraft in the past often used aluminum frames, aluminum is relatively easy to work with

[@rocketmentor]

Laser welding looks good and are good and don't require very much experience to learn.

[@Q88M]

They use this technique, but since it's used inside the factory, it's hard to get any footage of it

[@DavidJohnson-tv2nn]

You didn't mention one weakness of the Shuttle that Starship carried over... NO LAUNCH ABORT!

[@Q88M]

You’re right. SpaceX might consider that in the later stages of development

[@MURSIXX]

AI voice just perfect! ❤

[@thesybarite1]

AI voice kind of sucked, but, I absolutely loved the content. Keep up the good work. Work on the AI voice a little. 😀😊😁😋😎😎😎

[@El-Ge]

Hopefully this time the tile shields do works after so much hypes.

[@Q88M]

the heat tiles will be fine, but the pin legs will need a little more time.

[@conradnelson5283]

I felt like the shuttle was Russian roulette. Starship has a lot fewer bullets. have to wait and see how many fewer.

[@danmosby7980]

Great information very informative video

[@Q88M]

Thanks so much

[@Coyote27981]

Clickbait = channel blocked.

[@MrMa1981]

Starship can't even fly a mission yet.

[@FordMrson]

i was about to say that they always promote new tech on stuff like this but it is funny when their spaceships are getting destroyed because they were failures

[@Q88M]

It will take time for all their improvements to work and interact well together on a mission, but overall, they're progressing quickly

[@jiridest1606]

A shuttle made today would look significantly better in terms of technology and price and I think it's a better solution and the auxiliary launch stages would be reusable like the Starship has.

[@Q88M]

NASA has faced budget cuts, so they awarded contracts to the private sector to develop launch vehicles. If it’s really possible to bring back the Space Shuttle program with modern technology and techniques, it could very well become the next technological masterpiece

[@nilswedin8480]

Shuttle is 50 years older. New material is not shocking.

[@MrRinoHunter]

Spacex use stainless steel not unobtainium

[@ch3no2killz]

For all the young nay sayers. That is why NASA had to make all their tech public, that was a key point to getting funding. That's where Corning Ware and a boat load of other products exist. Money saved, Elon save a bizillion by studying the mistakes and tech from the Shuttle. Ole Guy

[@joerusso4219]

So far spaceX is still in the testing phase.

[@Q88M]

yes, it's still in the very early stages of its development

[@Waterfront975]

If they had made slightly larger wings and larger fuel tanks and rockets, they could have maybe have used steel instead of aluminium for the Space Shuttle, avoiding the heat sensitivity of aluminium.

[@RichardBrake-fo4iw]

AI voice, goodbye.

[@ianmasters4225]

Agreed. This is real lazy. I’m off to see Tim at everyday astronaut

[@Q88M]

I can't invest in a human narrator just yet, but I hope you enjoy the information I bring

[@tonytriplet4719]

@@Q88M THe voice doesn't matter. Why don't you narrate this yourself? You know the material and the enthusiasm will come through with the info.

[@robertbrander2074]

SOMEHOW !! ... Engineers have to tap into the Powers of Mother Nature , to Land these Spacecraft , as gentle as can be , back on Earth .... Why can't Man build a Reverse Engine ... that reflects the Heat and Speed Energy of Reentry ... back in Gravity's Face .... Then the Spacecraft can Slow down gradually and not get so Hot ... As the Atmosphere thicken , the Ship slows more and More ... Why fight Nature instead of using it ? .......

[@AlfieDoug]

Why don't these AI voices have a brain, shocking video 😂

[@bfly51]

If you use shocked in the title I ask not to see channel 😂😂😂😂

[@Q88M]

My bad :)))) I didn't notice it. Thanks for pointing it out

[@hillbilly21960]

When is this thing getting to fly

[@Q88M]

Around early September, we need a permit, and working with the FAA always takes a lot of time

[@BackUp-z4t]

Bye.

[@graphixkillzzz]

hexagons are the bestagons 😏👉

[@tonytriplet4719]

AI voice and AI written. As is typical with AI authors, it's 3-5 times longer than it needs to be. Look at the title than watch the video. Cut out the ancient info on the shuttle and this video could have presented in less than 5 minutes. Kill AI ! I'm done with this channel.

[@Q88M]

I just want to say, not an AI author here.

[@ptinvite7942]

@@Q88M You're claiming that wasn't an AI voice?

[@grahamehadden4320]

More AI CRAP

[@justinmcgill2583]

Dumbest title ever...

[@pauldamo1679]

how could it shock the shuttle? lol

[@Q88M]

gosh, my bad! =)))

[@dirkpitt5468]

Rockets make fire and noise……

[@Q88M]

that's why we have public safety regulations and environmental protection measures. we need rockets to conquer space and the skies

[@liliancovali3913]

Shocked NASA???

[@Q88M]

Oh, that was a mistake in the title. Thanks for pointing it out!

[@davidbrittenham4631]

Just shocked NASA shuttle????? That doesn't even make sense. How do you shock a shuttle? They've been retired for over a decade. OR, could this be another CLICKBAIT title???? Hmmm??? Congratulations. You now hold an honored place at the top of my "Do not recommend this channel" list. Your content isn't bad. But these stupid lying clickbait titles and thumbnails ruin all your work. Quit that crap and I'll unblock your channel. Until then, I'm blocking you.

[@Q88M]

It's hard to say, but I'm very glad to know that you've watched the video and engaged with the content. It’s a great encouragement for me. I value your feedback and hope you can continue to support my channel.

[@sublight1233]

Too long

[@Q88M]

thanks for your support, I'll do better

[@MikeA15206]

Imagine that. NASA pays to learn all these lessons and then a corp oligarch comes in and profits from them.

[@Q88M]

Fifty ~ sixty years ago, NASA's budget was huge. Now, it's not the same anymore. They need to rely on the private sector, and they're heavily dependent on SpaceX to send people back to the Moon. They're more than happy to support the private sector, trust me.

[@Pisanarama]

Imagine all of the advances that industries across the US have benefited from the Space Program since the 1950's. Shut them all down and we will go back to Bi-Planes and Hot Air Balloons. Picking out one company is foolish. NASA did not build the Saturn. Boeing , North American Aerospace, IBM, Douglas Aviation, Rocketdyne, and others built the equipment and systems that led to a man on the moon. They all gained knowledge and expertise and have helped propel the US to one of the leading tech giants of the world. Buy stock in Space X and make some profit of your own off of what your country invested in.

[@kentmansley3318]

Way too little AI VOICE 😊

[@glorfindel17]

Hang on fan people. Zero successful missions so far; let’s not get ahead of ourselves.

[@Q88M]

we just need to give them some time !

[@krzysztofrusek9096]

How many astronauts dead by Starship catastrophes?