The 2024 SpaceX Starship Update Is Here!

The 2024 SpaceX Starship Update Is Here!
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[@TheSpaceRaceYT]

Do you think Starship’s next launch will be a success or failure? Let us know in the comments below!

[@zsigmondfeher4624]

Hope so!

[@user-sf7lv4jm4c]

Elon should design and build a hot stage for 3 falcon nines strapped together like a super heavy. Except all would have second stages and payloads.

[@Blake_Sears]

@@user-sf7lv4jm4c this will never happen but I wish I could happen because the image in my head is hilarious

[@dreamroseprincess88gulsahulya]

SPACEX 🚀🎓🇺🇸🤖📧👽👏

[@funawesome2006]

I think the first stage flight will be a success.

[@Akash-mv4jm]

we all are freaking exited about this 😊👍 go starship, love from India 🇮🇳

[@dougsinthailand7176]

Expecting a fireworks display for Diwali. ;)

[@alaskabicyclecenter]

SpaceX's journey has been so fun to watch!

[@TheSpaceRaceYT]

And it’s only going to get more fun from here on!

[@TheTeslaSpace]

Best channel on YT. Completely unbiased review.

[@TheSpaceRaceYT]

Oh shucks, you’re making me blush

[@F.B.I-4-1776]

Obama putting a medal on himself meme😊

[@valamaas]

Talking to a mirror -1

[@sgfx]

1:00 there has not been 25 starships built. Starting with hopper there has been fewer than 15 made (more are in construction) some numbers have been skipped others have been assigned to texting tanks that were only a small section of the ship for testing..

[@JamesBussey]

It’s still 2023!

[@MikeNapoli1989]

True !

[@geraldhowse8597]

This next launch will be wildly successful

[@ethanlal4517]

What a wonderful explanation of the benefit of hot staging. Great video man. So stoked for the launch.

[@TheAmericanCatholic]

I’m so exited for starship because starship will grant full easy access to the solar system. People like to say how the starship will bring us to the moon and mars but many people don’t really mention how starship will allow asteroid mining , the building of massive space stations such as rotating space stations and o Neil cylinders. Starship will allow the exploration of the outer solar system through refueling on mars and the construction of massive nuclear powered spacecraft in low earth orbit. Starship is the ticket to humanity’s conquest of the solar system

[@iamaduckquack]

'easy'

[@TheAmericanCatholic]

@@iamaduckquackeasy in comparison to using the SLS of other rockets. Everything is relative I guess.

[@juki0h391]

That's decades away from happening, still. Our technology is still not good enough to do all that. Little by little, though. Eventually, we will get there.

[@TheSpaceRaceYT]

Exciting time to be alive that’s for sure!

[@TheAmericanCatholic]

@@juki0h391starship is what will bring about that future

[@fakenorwegian4743]

I had to hit like button, and subscribe to your channel. You pronounce the letter t at the beginning of the third syllable of the word important, and that has become a major reason for me to subscribe to a channel and respect the content creator. Thank you for an informative and well produced video, and for your proper pronunciation of words in American English.

[@JeremyMasters87]

😆 yes I can't stand "imporAnt"

[@clavo3352]

For the sake of the children of the engineers, I strongly hope for next launch to exceed expectations. Really also strongly hope for mechazilla success and eventual substantial redesign. How about an artificial giant bush resembling a 10 acre forest, made of fiberglass and carbon-fiber shrub branches and leaves, and having a water jet deluge and support thrust. So it's like landing in a field of 100 ft. Tall corn or cotton plants.

[@SebastianWellsTL]

Excellent update! Looking forward, in great anticipation, to this upcoming test flight!

[@quinto190]

Very beautiful animations! And I didn't know, that the Fish&Wildlife investigation is about the water from the deluge system.

[@oronzodelledera8856]

This is not a 2024 starship update. This is recap 2023.

[@khris5671]

Great Updates from this channel as always! Because of college, it's hard to find time to find out all the details and updates on starship and other space-related news, but your channel has made it way easier to get detailed updates in short yet engaging videos.

[@johnpulman7137]

7:17 the graphic says 14 million tons of thrust, should be pounds!

[@tony0x48]

Nice video. I'm not sure it's 100% correct about this though; "However this launch mount contains most of the systems that are responsible for igniting the 33 engines." Certainly the engines with relight capability *can* (obviously) start without the launch mount. Would SpaceX go for the added complexity of giving those engines two separate sets of ignition hardware? I can't find an official confirmation, but what I've seen stated in several places is that in fact only the outer 20 Raptors are started by the launch mount.

[@Dashinify]

Excellent Update! Keep up the great work‼️

[@user-hh9xc8ut3d]

More efficient to use boosters as future station material

[@Xxwolffangwarrior1xX]

Awesome video, but i thought my computer was broken by the transitions of shots T_T

[@thechodeofhammurabi]

I like the transition.

[@GET_YOUTUBE_VIEWS_7]

Your passion for your content is inspiring, keep it up.

[@claudelebel49]

Informative and hype free. Much appreciated.

[@bigianh]

I believe they are not allowed to install the FTS until they have a launch license or at least confirmation from the FAA that its in the post

[@deemcclanahan]

at time of separation, the upper stage does not necessarily have to go immediately to full power. they can fire at like 50%, then after separation, bring the vacuum raptors up to full power. This will help reduce damage to Hot Stage Ring and top of booster. And, I doubt all 6 engines will fire on the ship during separation. Probably just the 3 outer vacuum engines.

[@loadingnewads]

5:50 interesting inference

[@iamaduckquack]

Last I checked it was still 2023.

[@ag35x]

I am getting TITAN II VIbes here, love it!

[@GroovyVideo2]

Great Show - Thanks

[@roxy806]

Watching this after second launch and the two ruds. Looking forward to no 3.

[@joshuabauder8269]

even though it did not go as planned it still went to space

[@imaginarystoner]

first ever rocket related insurance clam on the van farmers insurance : we kno a thing or two cause weve seen a thing or two

[@zaz4667]

Cant wait for the snail FAA to approve the 3rd Starship launch for July 2024!

[@joedizzelfoerizle]

Light em if you got em 💪😎🇺🇸

[@outerspace2k23]

Great video again.

[@wbwarren57]

Why doesn’t the second launch of starship include reignition of the second stage engines prior to landing? Is SpaceX worried that the heat shield is not going to work? Remember, if SpaceX cannot make the heat shield approach, they are currently using work, a major redesign of starship will be required for a new Type of heat shield or approach to landing starship. The fact that SpaceX is not testing the heat shield by trying to reignite the second stage engines prior to landing is worrisome.

[@eujebenqo6159]

The mechazilla chopsticks catching the booster is just too incredible to me, I don't belive it will work.

[@rzrbk]

i love this channel.

[@ethanlal4517]

Why didnt u mention Elon's tweet saying that the launch would be on Nov 17th?

[@hosshydraa1181]

So what's the goal for the next launch? If I'm not mistaken the last launch goal was essentially just getting the rocket into the upper atmosphere/testing the new engines. Is the goal for the new test to actually break orbit without incident and return?

[@rickcullarn1347]

SpaceX to Orbit - Here we Come Yer !

[@janns2001]

Thanks

[@janns2001]

I really enjoy your channel, it's both entertaining and simple enough for us not being Scott Manley (even thou we are aspiring to be in that league).

[@alemdevp2048]

Yoo you are Norwegian nice.

[@janns2001]

got curious, we are known for many things and I'm also superbroke. But I really want these guys to keep up their excellent work.@@alemdevp2048

[@davidwyatt991]

Depends on what you call success.

[@wizardofhoz7216]

Grace engines sequentially placed around the top of the rocket!

[@parthasarathyvenkatadri]

Wouldn't the hot staging increase the turn around time

[@emmanuelben1393]

So, how are we sure that the motors controlling the movement of the engines for steering will not melt now?

[@iamaduckquack]

There is much better engine shielding on B9 onwards. B7 did have shielding as well but it was a retrofit so not as good as baked in from scratch. I imagine not having hydraulics and the fluid involed will go a long way a well to prevent fires especially as they have a beefed up fire supression system on the boosters too.

[@JT-Works]

I thought the launch was scheduled for the 17th... is that still the date they are aiming for?

[@jamesvanpelt9017]

Why not use small rockets at exstairterer of bottem of stage 2

[@jameswilson5165]

Really wish Elon would build a Catch-Only tower so that Stage Zero is never in danger.

[@stjepangorera941]

I hope this 2TF will succed in a full stage so it will be interesting to watch. So go effords of SpaceX from first flight my opinion is that they learnd a lot. And also I am not happy with so long reaction of FAA but I hope they will not scrubbed timely another atempts of test flights in the future. Every congratulations for video The Space Race...🌱☘🍀🌿🍃🍂🌼🍁🌺🦋🦕🇪🇺🇭🇷🌍🥰

[@Memestape]

The initial engines that were not lit was on purpose.

[@dougsinthailand7176]

I still don’t expect Spacex will beat Starliner yet.

[@brianroberts2402]

Falcon 9 and crew dragon have obsoleted Starliner. ISS has 8 years.

[@bobhopeful]

How do you misspell "guaranteed" at the end of the video? It's not even right in a different language.

[@loadingnewads]

7:12 N1: I didn’t make that during the first launch but I successfully showed the world the formidable of Soviet chemicals by taking my launchpad, my builders and silly watchers all along with me to heaven

[@R.E.A.L.I.T.Y]

To experience lack of hot staging drive up a very steep hill & take your foot off the accelerator for 2 seconds. Huge deceleration.

[@shawnpankratz3286]

I ask this question in a different video. What exactly is the difference between the disaster at stage zero with stuff flying into the wetlands comoared to leaving boisters and other part of a rocket in the damn ocean? Does that still not contaminate the waters that the fish and wild life are complaining about?

[@wowjay1]

Dude your dumb

[@charleskavoukjian3441]

😂😂 the amount of fish and wild life in that area isn’t very expansive. Elon on a pod with Lex said the fish and wildlife people made spacex kidnap a seal, strap it to a board and then put head phones on it while a rocket was launched to see if it got stressed out. It did not, they released it and then had to catch another and run the same test. Even showed a photo. Stupid bureaucracy slowing down human advancements. They also asked about whales, and sharks, the odds of a shark, fish, or whale being hit is about the same as a human getting hit by lightning. Basically they are just super unlucky if that happens. They have massive cleanup teams in case of spills or when debris ends up offsite. Wouldn’t make sense to leave it when its needed for examination.

[@carlbrown5150]

Starship didn't end with an unscheduled disassembly! Self-destruct is on purpose.!!😉

[@Max-qv4js]

Isnt SLS stronger ?

[@gabrielgolding5380]

SLS only produces 8.8 million lbs at liftoff, compared to Starship’s 16.7

[@SuperBroop]

NASA admits never being beyond low earth orbit.

[@FlyingandGames]

W

[@akashchabukswar8604]

😍😍

[@rodrigooliveiraborges4269]

I still assert that the new attempt to launch this rocket in 2023 is unlikely. Even in 2024, the risk of something going awry is considerable, as they are behind schedule and need to race against the clock to meet NASA's deadlines. If there is a mishap during the launch, it would essentially mark the end of the project. In this regard, China appears to be more organized with a more realistic planning approach.

[@brianvalley5223]

Nothing jerks my chain more than a science-related article, that misspells it's captions. Step it up a notch and spell check your segments

[@rotsen3123]

got dizzy from that transitions.

[@LittleDuckAlex]

Genuinely confused by the title of the video. This has been a recap of starship since the first launch. Nothing to do with 2024 plans.

[@darelsmith2825]

Mars is on the other side of the Sun from the Earth. It will be diametrically opposed for the Nov. 17th take two of the continuing saga for Starship.

[@thecyanadon]

Starship is not aiming for mars yet lol

[@darelsmith2825]

Well, then, it should perform miraculously.@@thecyanadon

[@davis.fourohfour]

Well done. You even mentioned they'd assumed the pad would be destroyed on rhe first flight test. They'd already ordered the parts for the new pad.

[@AndyAndy-we9pe]

LOl watch the test firing of the engines, let's see how many fail, i am betting on at minimum 5 -probably more by the time the ship leaves the pad. The shielding still did not stop 5 engines shutting down in the last test firing.

[@rhn36]

Soy boy

[@falvegas511]

280 Space-X Rocket Launches incl to the ISS and NOT ONE LOSS OF LIFE, Unlike Some Federal Agencies We Know.

[@Zer0ji]

Count each agency's number of crewed launches if you want a fairer comparison...

[@brianw612]

Space X has a terrible safety record. Some have died and there have been many injuries while conducting construction and operations. This is not my opinion, it's a fact you can check. Musk recently said he didn't like workers wearing high viability vests and coveralls. Intensive oversight is well warranted.

[@tedstrauss916]

Why do you call this the "second launch attempt"? It's the third.

[@ILovePancakes24]

Hey guys where is boeing in the story, oh wait, still working on the crap-rocket.

[@raywood8187]

I like your videos but the jerky sideways sliding transitions between images makes me feel nauseous.

[@darinmbicknell]

NO I AM FIRST... of MANY

[@Chrundle9]

geeba

[@jamespalazzi7990]

Isn't hot staging what the Russians use on there space ships

[@sdt1sdt]

14 million pounds, or tons?

[@Thirmite6-tu1sp]

15 minutes612View

[@user-qk7nu7td6n]

They should make the tower taller

[@PhoenixGrov]

Your content is very interesting and I like it! But why is that 'edgy, epilepsy -inducing, random' tripy effect needed? It ruins anything else!

[@Yuvi2909]

First

[@user-sd8jz5tg2d]

Stargate already, rockets are not the answer

[@czerskip]

Please stop including gravity in the equations of atmospheric vs. orbital flights. The gravity gradient is irrelevant in comparison to atmospheric drag. You keep making those erroneous suggestions over and over again… 🤦‍♂️

[@rhn36]

So gravity doesnt matter? You dont know shit dont talk.

[@billweberx]

Nothing new here. Slow news week.

[@JamieWardHD]

I really wish you’d get rid of those awful transitions you use every now and then. They are very distracting. Less is more.

[@unnamedchannel1237]

And the music

[@anthonytaylor2708]

No shit!

[@thelegend-e7919]

Disagree, I'm not particularly into them myself but I also don't think they're a problem.

[@bencovington6180]

Hurt my eyes

[@pirateluffy01]

​@@thelegend-e7919they are

[@user-im9bt1wy8j]

Pleased with the tchnology. Don't care about a Mars colony with the problems we have on Earth. Colonize some Bi-afra place, Elon. Okay. Question: Is an all electric alternative system feasible for your rockets, Mr.Tesla?

[@eglintonflats]

The usual nothing burger video

[@rgberry69]

Bad video title. Nothing about a 2024 update. Just rehash of what’s changed between IFT1 and IFT2.

[@denniss3980]

Can we just get rid of NASA and let SpaceX do everything

[@patricklewis7636]

While I'm a big fan of the engineers at SpaceX, Elon has now said and amplified one too many stupid, vile, and dangerous things supporting stupid, vile, and dangerous people with their stupid, vile, and dangerous ideologies to want to hear about these accomplishments. I am turning my attention elsewhere and recommend others do the same. Makin' cool rockets is no cover for throwing gas on the tinderbox of the current state of the world.

[@NASADarth]

third

[@gretco1]

Elon Musk for President of the United States of America