Watch live: SpaceX launches Starship on 7th test flight, tries to catch returning booster

[@TheSamWise7]

The amount of ad's on this video was criminal!

[@scottpankhurst9666]

ads? uBlock Origin, dude.

[@al3cn]

In YT overall

[@christopherblast2964]

I didn’t see one and I don’t pay for it. No lie. I normally see a lot.

[@PopoFister420]

wtf ich watched 5 minuets and had 3 ads thats fucked up

[@chrisschneiders6734]

Yes, what else would you expect, it's musk..

[@Marcfyve24]

we were airborne when this happened yesterday, coming back from Guatamala. That was such a cool things to see from an airplane

[@illogicmath]

As surgeons would say, the operation was a success; unfortunately, we lost the patient.

[@bkadst]

As a obstetrician who tries to deliver twins to a mother would say, I caught one of your babies, but the other is a goner.

[@tonymind308]

Do you know how many millions is saved by cathing the booster??? 33 raptor engines.

[@CoryNelson-d5u]

They are really adding a lot of commercials. I literally have had more commercial time than NSF

[@colshaw793]

try a d b l oc k plus

[@markgilbert6983]

uBlock Origin

[@The.Occupier]

Who was the cameraman 'Shaking Stevens'?

[@dankurth5319]

this will never get old

[@XerifeUK_TgA]

Place all these ads where the sun doesn't f** shine..

[@markgilbert6983]

uBlock Origin

[@hoseapatrick2435]

There's still hope

[@aslimadf]

Great catch! Congratulations!

[@dextervonwhiplash1755]

Thanks for the fireworks!! 😅😅

[@taylorcarlson1705]

Thunderf00t probably looks like Randy Marsh after discovering the internet oasis

[@TransitTechLA]

Man it was ROCKING back and forth after getting caught

[@lost4468yt]

That doesn't really matter, it has pins to prevent it sliding.

[@Pfor_Podi]

Any thing else to say negative?

[@melkorstormcrown6939]

@@Pfor_Podi yes, the rocket exploded

[@Pfor_Podi]

@@melkorstormcrown6939 oh thanks for pointing that out.. didn't know that. U r really a genius

[@Wiggiwan]

Amazing Catch!!! I guess there is something positive here!

[@robertgreen1911]

So. Many. Ads.

[@cdmonmcginn7561]

every minute! unbearable

[@lightdark00]

I use opera on my phone to watch KZbin for zero cancer added to the stream.

[@waltl1318]

KZbin sucks

[@markgilbert6983]

uBlock Origin

[@lightdark00]

@ There’s no ads if you enable the setting. Occasionally if you leave a tan open forever a pre roll might show up, then you just have to reload the page.

[@suzannegeorge5850]

Good morning from Wetumpka AL

[@kkjrees]

Doesn’t matter how advanced the technology, they still have to get into space on a big firework that once alight cannot stop, the great filter

[@aslimadf]

I’m feel so much for The Ship …! 😢

[@zks82mdu3b]

I wish everyday astronaut would shut up during his videos so I can hear the rocket ARRRGHGOMMMGGGG

[@KENZIIE_lol]

Lol, I just left his channel for that very reason! Then, he sucks up the view by inserting himself into the stream. This is about a rocket, we don't need to see a human while things are moving.

[@AeonExploration]

then don’t watch him?? bro 😭

[@EugeneLambud12]

Then watch someone else or jump on the spacex site for the official live stream. You literally have control over this situation.

[@rdhunkins]

The SpX PAOs are as bad. I miss Shorty Powers.

[@cadon35]

Tim’s going to the moon! 😂😂

[@johnturner8286]

Just can't seem to keep the methane from catching fire after first stage recovery. Right next to a tank farm of LOX and LNG...

[@whitetrim1]

Amazing!! Awesome catch!!

[@applejacks971]

2:42.0 Even that cars are cheering!

[@davidnielsen4235]

@ 8:19 I saw a glitch in the launch transmission as the last of starships engines went dim !!

[@SemillaEstelarEx]

Amazing, Two UAPS of the cylinder type in the minute 2:40:36

[@bialevichaliaksandr1471]

Raptors are working wow!!!

[@SteveJones379]

Unfathomable!!! 🤘🤘🤘🔥🔥🔥

[@RaywaromiOfelio]

I CANT IMAGINE...WHICH AREA ARE THE CAM IS

[@MrTdg2112]

This just begs for "The Front Fell Off."

[@wileywoof]

I'd love to see each stage's delta v too

[@banksi957]

ok mr kerbal space program

[@wileywoof]

@@banksi957 2,000 hours

[@Renna-j]

The bird streaked debris seen in Turks and Caicos 🇹🇨

[@AlberSanchez-m2u]

Yo lo ví también en república dominicana 🇩🇴

[@PierreRichardLuxama]

We see this in Haiti all those debris flying on the sky with fire

[@Legal_Sweetie333]

Okay whatever

[@Half_Finis]

Isn't everything in Haiti just debris and fire? First independent former slave something right? 😂

[@bigwilson2303]

You probably have no clue where Haiti even is. ​@@Legal_Sweetie333

[@icelern2123]

​@@Legal_Sweetie333What????

[@quicksilver3975]

@@PierreRichardLuxama na. You don’t. You saw reports it broke up there and now you’re just some cheddar head acting like u saw it

[@mcsonicteam]

Errrrrrrm, think I’ll take the bus!

[@Skwertydogs]

Why did Starship website disappear?

[@melkorstormcrown6939]

Probably exploded like their rocket

[@RaywaromiOfelio]

WHO IS FILMING THIS...

[@christinemathies7236]

Wow!!!!!!!

[@Speedbird_23]

Remember pollution is not a problem, only cows farts.

[@katiebaby60]

not anymore, they have had the medicine, look skyward and you will see them floating like balloons

[@Starpopper800]

Looks like the ship had a CH4 (methane) problem since you could see the level dropping faster than LOX (liquid O2). Pressure drop would also explain 1x1 loss of engines and tumble to destruction.

[@NotSoFakeTaxi]

yeah you wouldnt know

[@dunkx7]

HOT STAGING RING? HOT STAGING RING COMES FROM THE UPPER STAGE!

[@Mario-zb1yc]

Nice one 👍💪

[@constancebruns3887]

Loves the sound of his own voice?

[@blancareynoso409]

Símbolos chakra 7th Hare Rama Hare Khrisna

[@mrimp9969]

what space station is this at 2:39:00

[@Noteven0]

Had to be 33...

[@dennisdunnuck1708]

Isnt the ship part where the people ride have they saved one yet i dont think so

[@kevinnio]

They're building it. Part of building it is testing it. It's not ready for human transport yet, but it can deliver payloads to orbit even if the ship itself doesn't come back in good shape. This is the biggest object to ever attempt re-entry. Hopefully they will improve it soon.

[@chrisschneiders6734]

Rubbish, this isn't the rockets they use for satellites etc, so your wrong.

[@RolandsGuns]

10-17 to Malevelon Creek

[@pagalrostar5486]

Well

[@Newjedi-g5l]

Good thing the starship is reusable, if they can only find all of the bits and pieces!!!!

[@danielwesterlund1905]

Anudda wun.

[@MichaelD333]

What is that wheel looking thing that can be seen 4:06 into the flight?

[@MichaelD333]

The aliens from 4:06 into the flight say thank you for the ship.

[@suporjustin]

It's a hot stage ring.

[@MichaelD333]

@ what’s that?

[@bruhbutton4520]

@@MichaelD333the ship fires its engines whilst the booster is still attached in order to not lose velocity like other rockets do. In order for this to happen they put a hot stage ring inbetween for the heat and fire to not destroy the booster. That is the ring you see floating away.

[@OliverTwisted4k]

Cruise ship sinks

[@stevenbates2]

Hey Elon! Don't worry everything will come!

[@cucupalataw]

how old JET nasa 3:07:26 can go to moon?? This SpecX so moden and power can't go out of firmament?? so NASA LIAR TO ELON MUST😂

[@hilltop4847]

2:37:46

[@CarlosGonzalez-h6p]

Pepe coin crypto is going up get it before it's to late

[@applejacks971]

2:37.03 Video shows camera and rocket going upward as expected… 2:37.06 Video showns rocket traversing and the landing wings deployed… Whats the deal here? This is why I don’t trust any videos of this stuff.

[@tarp-grommet]

You don't understand that the 2 stages have separated, so you conclude there must be a conspiracy? Bizarre.

[@kevinnio]

He just doesn't know how rockets work.

[@blancareynoso409]

🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@cuberoundsquare]

even space x fell off (ironic)

[@rnichol22]

Damn thats impressive

[@chrisschneiders6734]

Impressive waste of money.

[@gamesretro2191]

Mais uma tentativa de sair e não conseguiram.

[@unitedstatesofmordor]

Looks like something caused a breach in the hydrocarbon tank just before loss of telemetry.

[@quicksilver3975]

@@unitedstatesofmordor Yea. So that was the ship blowing up 🤣🤣. That’s what breached the hydrocarbon tank.

[@1linkjimmy]

Debris fall in Turks and Caicos

[@johngould2665]

Hi

[@wayneharney8]

Elon should have been the test pilot

[@Mat3Mina]

It just blew up man

[@MikeWagner-k7s]

Worst tracking

[@TheNortonio]

Yours? Post it.

[@ЕмилПетров-г5е]

From the beginning, I happily followed and rejoiced in Starship's successes, but now that I understand what kind of person the company's boss is, I'm already happy about the failures.

[@Truth_Hurts528]

Spot the Ukrainian bot....

[@starpawsy]

"Safe cheap reliable space travel" remains as much a fiction today as it did 150 years ago, in the time of Jules Verne. And is likely to remain so for another 150 years

[@Peter-vn7vj]

I would rather see spending this money on solving the problems on earth than wasting it here!

[@ARCA2837]

''33 Engines'' Yeah, the Soviet Union tried a similar thing with their lunar program.....It never worked out.

[@KiraBrttt]

The booster with the 33 engines was successful on this???

[@ARCA2837]

@@KiraBrttt No it wasnt. Listen to the commentary...something clearly wasnt right with the Booster Stage either.

[@daveltaylor]

Holy horrible tracking shots, I am disappointed this was my first view of this flight.

[@soheilasgari6546]

hi,i’m from iran,some one can help me

[@Legal_Sweetie333]

No. Help yourself

[@bigwilson2303]

​@@Legal_Sweetie333go away weirdo. U comment on everyone's post.

[@quicksilver3975]

@@soheilasgari6546 Yea. Sure. I think his name is alli Babi or something. Go ask your neighbor

[@danielwesterlund1905]

Elon is sending rockets to pick you up. Unexplosions not guaranteed.

[@zuzannakalac9094]

damm

[@robertgreen1911]

My god. My first comment was about too many ads. This video is basically an ad with minimal content. Terrible. Enjoy your pennies on the dollar for garbage.

[@jameshewitt3747]

It was an epic failure

[@quicksilver3975]

@@jameshewitt3747 sorta like u?

[@loveeveryoneingod3467]

That make so much people thanking about sign of God today’s I’m in Providenciales this thing was wonderful in the sky

[@revistascassettesydiscos7611]

Estados Unidos, un cangrejo en la ciencia

[@asuskkj]

Main focus should be energy efficient and powerful engines to land any surface instead of safely landing of the launcher

[@locodiablo8130]

You need to focus on ALL of it... retrieval of the main booster is instrumental in keeping cost down.. very important

[@asuskkj]

@@locodiablo8130 once u make a powerful engine then u dont need thousands of these launchers

[@quicksilver3975]

@@asuskkj You just a troll or you really this dumb?

[@michaelspoden1694]

​@@asuskkjyou need to explain how that makes sense. Because it could mean so many things. You should say if we have a powerful engine where we can have single stage to orbit fully reusable tell me what you need this but then you obviously don't know how incredibly ridiculously hard it is to get out of Earth's atmosphere the margins of are are so incredibly small that our technology is just not there and when it does it's still going to be more economically viable to have another stage especially if you can land it. I'm sure you must really not understand space when I think about your statement it just sounds like you're oblivious to what's actually reality. Honestly I think you are a little naive or very very young so I hope you do a lot more studying and catch up. Have a great day honestly

[@asuskkj]

@@michaelspoden1694 an engline designed to use earth and space fuel both capable

[@rtyughvbn12]

How much garbage is orbiting the Earth? Can you even do these launches without hitting something?

[@jasondeeprose3161]

We have a space station in orbit. Space is huge, and a lot of this garbage comes down pretty quick.

[@Extra300goldberg]

@@rtyughvbn12 Not to mention someone launched a car for no reason but as a stunt ...

[@michaelspoden1694]

​@@Extra300goldbergwhat does that have to do with anything it's not orbiting Earth. Also there are test flights all the time to prove Technologies his was just connected directly to that stage so you make no sense. Also yes there is a lot of garbage but that's from you know companies that don't want to reuse anything ever. This actually came back in to the atmosphere and it was exploded not at orbital velocity intentionally and it burns up at these speeds, extremely non-toxic over the Gulf of Mexico and they just dropped first stages all day long from every other company that has ever lived into the ocean since space launching has started except for oh wait wait wait wait who is that group called I can't I just can't figure it out oh yeah X in the name and space I think you can find them together and you get the name of the place but I just can't figure it out why do people speak out of your rear end so much how do I respond to you fools while I'm using voice to text that's why so I can Babel and Babel and Babel and Babel while making you feel retarded but you don't really care you say but you do because you know how bleep you are

[@michaelspoden1694]

Imagine dropping throwing a 1000 baseballs over the top of a sports arena all dropped at different times and at different speeds and dropping them at different times throughout the day and you standing on the ground throw one in the air before the time it hits the ground did you collide with one of those golf balls. Even though that's ridiculously unlikely relative to each object and their size relative to each other is so much more vast than this just in the orbit of Earth and we have Orbitz up to 20,000 Mi and more and in between. And all of these up to 500 miles will he burnt up in the Earth's atmosphere within a matter of 2 years. The space station can't stay up there for more than 18 months without actually propelling itself regularly just to stay because of the small amount of atmosphere that is negligible but still enough to slow you down because that little tiny velocity differential that makes you either raise your orbit by going faster or even the smallest velocity below that said orbit and you are going to Decay so fast

[@georgeleague]

@@Extra300goldberg That car is in orbit around the sun, not here. The Roadster is in a heliocentric orbit that crosses the orbit of Mars and reaches a distance of 1.66 au from the Sun.

[@LATINCLASSICSByMiguelito]

😂 jajajajj Roflmao😂 But yet Apollo did with no problems 50 years ago😂 How much bu//$h!t do people believe😂 37th try… Musk How many mouths you could feed instead of burning and blowing up all this money😢 Human proyects, businesses, infrastructure in africa, Latin America, India, Europe. ❤ Love Earth…

[@stanksauce2662]

Apollo was probably fake

[@jukeseyable]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 oops elon, oops

[@TheAkasha2012]

The ship is a great metaphor for Musk's government career in 2025

[@andko00201]

I'm not that impressed. Nobody is going to Mars. Nobody will go beyond the firmament (Earth's atmosphere). All bs.

[@chrisschneiders6734]

Your 100 percent right, with today technology it's pretty impressive to catch the booster, otherwise they haven't got anywhere close to NASA of 60 years ago..

[@mad-e5c]

I just watched the live stream of takeoff again the ship did not blow up it's still up there what they got to hide I don't believe they have lost the ship

[@rtyughvbn12]

It blew up when it got into space

[@Extra300goldberg]

@@mad-e5c watch the video over Caribbean ...... it broke up into burning debris on re-entry. It was a complete failure of the main vehicle

[@chrisschneiders6734]

Yes, you and trump are genius.

[@nicksavage4763]

SPACE BASED SABOTAGE???

[@caring-assoul_]

A complete fail for Elon Musk’s products, much like his fake Teslas that catch fire 🔥 😂. By the way, I will never support this YT channel ever again. You people bombard us with these BS ads.🤨👎🏼

[@jonnewton5929]

Simply, you failed.

[@DBucksify]

To what end? This all seems like a giant waste

[@MergeManny]

Well, they made a brand new type of raptor, and things can fail. SpaceX tests to failure, and this is a demonstration of how they do that.

[@DBucksify]

@MergeManny NASA has already tested this technology. This 2 stage behemoth will be nothing more than a starlink pez dispenser. It'll never leave LVO, if it ever gets there.

[@MergeManny]

@ nasa has a different testing philosophy than SpaceX. SpaceX tests and fails, tests and fails, and so on and so forth till they refine it, due to the fact that they can spend the money. NASA has never landed an orbital class booster on a barge because they physically aren’t able to afford to. NASA has to get things right first try, not 2nd, not third. Also, NASA and SpaceX are partners, not competitors, get it straight. I should add that starship started development only 6 years ago and SLS started over 12. SpaceX has had 7 starship launches with varying degrees of success and nasa has only had one successful flight of SLS. That’s a None reusable vehicle vs one that can come back and land in chopsticks with both stages.

[@MergeManny]

@@DBucksify and also, this is only The second version of the ship… more versions are planned, you’re acting like SpaceX hasn’t said this themselves. They’re gonna develop more than just starlink dispensers at some point. They iterate, they don’t calculate.

[@DBucksify]

@MergeManny ok dude

[@jflow5601]

Who cares? Blue Origin is awesome. Starship lower stage looks like a soot-covered stove pipe. Blue origin does not lose its second stages.

[@chrisp7652]

…said the clown.

[@thatall1145]

Will it would have been awesome if they show the booster exploding.

[@bradbutcher3984]

The November launch was the most amazing thing I've ever witnessed, and it wasn't even captured. You just are a pissy liberal. Go cry in your car some more.

[@locodiablo8130]

At least 5 years or longer behind spacex

[@TheNortonio]

Just waiting for your ride for that event. When’s that date?!?

[@klolAF]

Better not have been insured

[@c3dmf4s]

Explosion.. lol.. amateur hour... again.

[@johnhutchison9782]

How's your space aspirations going? Oh, wait, you just want to get to the bar.

[@Użytkownik-w6y]

I used to think that Elon Musk would be the next "Tony Stark" but my imagination has long since been shattered. He's just a clown who seeks attention and applause. A small child with complexes.

[@jonesjoyce1215]

As with all tests, there may be failures and errors. This is part of the process, since the first test does not always have a positive result as expected, and it is no different for rockets, as with everything. So, I will find out the causes and correct them. It is that simple. It is necessary to see the positive aspect of the test as the "chopstick" having safety and enormous success with the booster. The year is just beginning, and very well in my understanding.❤️💖❤️🔥🚀👏👏👏👏👏👏🥢😉

[@AnaCaroline-mt1lq]

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