Starship SN10 [4k, Clean Audio & Slow Mo Supercut]
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День томуSpaceX tested another Starship prototype, SN10, to an altitude of 10 km in order to practice its daring belly flop to tail down landing maneuver. This time the flip was successful utilizing 3 raptor engines, then shutting two down for the final landing exactly as planned. Unfortunately 3 of the 6 landing legs didn't successfully deployed (as you can see in our footage), alongside a fairly high landing velocity, resulting in an explosion 8 minutes after touching down.
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Timestamps:
00:00 - Realtime Recut with Sync'd Audio
00:15 - Lift Off
02:25 - Engine Shut Down 1
03:25 - Engine Shut Down 2
04:30 - Belly Flop
06:12 - Re-light / Flip
06:30 - Touchdown
07:10 - Explosion [Realtime]
07:40 - Slow Mo Shots
10:00 - Belly Flop
12:23 - Landing
17:14 - Explosion [Slow Mo]
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@user-de4cq6uk6l 3 роки тому
Imagine how nice it will be in the future to be able to look up historical events and be able to see them happen in 4K slomo like this
@Acelore 3 роки тому
They will say it's a shame it wasn't captured in 3d holodeck
@Funny9689 3 роки тому
Yeah lol by then we will have nanosecond precision point cloud recordings with x-ray
@chargenow4110 3 роки тому
@@Funny9689 Haha, right? It’ll be like if today I said why is it only 144p? Pffft.
@crinixx 3 роки тому
@@Acelore exactly what I was thinking lmao
@brucebaxter6923 3 роки тому
With 3D rendering software now days you only need a dozen or so images to get a cad render. Won’t be too long till we are combining a half dozen 4K videos and getting a 3D virtual world of the event.
@wildchild2866 3 роки тому
There is nothing like that moment when the smoke starts clearing, and it unveils SN10 leaning, and in flames...but standing. The most beautiful and symbolic capture.
@aarons1234 3 роки тому
6:53 that's something straight out of a sci-fi movie, beautiful
@samannyakola7332 3 роки тому
Its just like its bother Sn9 but it leaned after success
@tripakastayw6872 3 роки тому
@@aarons1234 literally
@newsgetsold 3 роки тому
Symbolic of what?
@alegsb3943 3 роки тому
and then it explodes lol
@spankasheep 3 роки тому
Landing legs: "I'm too weak." Unused methane: "UNLIMITED POWER."
@johndododoe1411 3 роки тому
Pressurized LOX goes pop.
@ImieNazwiskoOK 3 роки тому
SN10: Another happy landing
@leotheevinci 3 роки тому
They should've used that "Unused methane" for more softer landing. You can notice that it bounced twice because of hard landing.
@samuelec 3 роки тому
As many have stated before, you can't fine control these engines for a soft landing, they are just too powerful.
@leotheevinci 3 роки тому
@Jordann Possible but haven't they learned their lesson with SN9? Also what's with the tiny winy landing gears? Many of us here aren't even mechanical or structural engineers and we already know what's wrong.
@TyDyck 3 роки тому
it BOUNCED and *still* kept standing and 8 minutes later its like oh yeah...almost forgot. [...] 💥
@bumblebob5979 3 роки тому
Why dont they vent the tanks right after landing, much better a squeel than a BOOF! Anyways, some very nice aerobatics, i give him for that! Guess no one got hurt so theres vodka in the martini room after the obvious bank call...
@my3dviews 3 роки тому
@@bumblebob5979 Is it legal to intentionally vent methane into the air?
@bumblebob5979 3 роки тому
@@my3dviews Elon to Judge:.. "-You can has little heatwave or very shockwave?" Judge:.."-Hell?"
@logan4215 3 роки тому
@@my3dviews de minimis release!
@harishkumarkrr 3 роки тому
@@bumblebob5979 you can't vent in mars
@latortuga_rl 3 роки тому
SN9 liked leaning too much. SN10 liked flying too much.
@kuartz. 3 роки тому
Hopefully SN11 likes being perfect too much!
@sw1m.173 3 роки тому
SN8 liked hitting the ground hard too much
@emeraldislands 3 роки тому
it liked flying so much that it exploded to fly again
@codylynskey9693 3 роки тому
even the COPV's couldnt resist
@averysl3epy_dev141 3 роки тому
Sn10 flipped like a patty
@andrewcharlton4053 3 роки тому
This is spectacular footage. Thanks to everyone who's down at Boca Chica for this coverage.
@nakfan 3 роки тому
Yes, it is an impressive feat of the Everyday Astronaut and team. Very well done 👍👍
@battlegalactics 3 роки тому
17:17 The bird: "Not my problem, dont care."
@Sirlix89 3 роки тому
Just wanted to comment on the same thing. Amazing footage :)
@joaovrol 3 роки тому
Cool guys don't look at explosions!!!
@Aranimda 3 роки тому
17:17 Flying: Humans: F Birds: A
@ericwilson5203 3 роки тому
I laughed so hard at this!
@lauriejoneswilson5925 3 роки тому
😆
@Blubb5000 3 роки тому
This is the first rocket ever, that was able to lift off TWICE within a matter of minutes. Good job!
@yashagarwal8249 3 роки тому
Lol not false
@anynamey 3 роки тому
Good job team of engineers that actually made it happen 😉
@Amy_K27 3 роки тому
Wtf did Elon do? Funded it, sure, but it’s the engineers who did the work.
@Blubb5000 3 роки тому
@@Amy_K27 The bigger question is: WTF did Elon ever do in his life? He did not invent PayPal, the Hyperloop is technological nonsense, boring tunnels was invented a hundred years before he was born, Tesla was also founded by someone else. I'm not too impressed with his track record. But at least he started SpaceX and he has fun seeing rockets blow up. And his Roadster in space, orbiting the sun for the next 3 billion years... that's cool. LOL!
@ktmjun_8610 3 роки тому
@@Blubb5000 LMAO, What have you done? and hows your bank account going?
@Pyronimous 3 роки тому
SN10 after landing: And now for something completely different
@animistchannel2983 3 роки тому
Thanks for the callback! I had almost forgotten about the "sexplosion" sequence from Flying Circus. I think that was one of their references to american-style cinema. It brings to mind the episode that kept getting distracted by female anatomy: "Mt. Everest... cold, forbidding, remote... the mountain with the biggest tits in world- START OVER!"
@juanar4305 3 роки тому
"And one more thing."
@lgtwzrd 3 роки тому
SN10 was a crowd pleaser. Wanted to go out with a bang no matter what.
@liljohn118th 3 роки тому
Nobody expects the Span... I mean, the second launch.
@stjohns0 3 роки тому
"For my next act, I will set myself on fire!"
@Rhynocx 3 роки тому
love how the one COPV had a nice spin stabilized ascent from the wreck.
@matejlieskovsky9625 3 роки тому
That feeling when individual COPVs by SpaceX get more flying done than the entire SLS program... XD
@ImieNazwiskoOK 3 роки тому
@@matejlieskovsky9625 I mean, engines of SLS already flew on STS
@Creeder4 3 роки тому
That COPV tank twirling away after the main body hits the ground is the real mvp.
@CookDinger 3 роки тому
SN10: “Let me fly again!” SpaceX: “No” SN10: “Wanna bet?”
@HadessMusic 3 роки тому
SN10: Ha Ha! I flyed away! 7:25
@bonetonelord 3 роки тому
The COPVs breaking free and soaring off into the distance gets me every time.
@adamrak7560 3 роки тому
it is quite comedic.
@-danR 3 роки тому
They're so freaking indestructible. "Lookit, I can fly!!!..." "I'm free!!" "I can do cartwheels!..." "Wheee...."
@Mike-oz4cv 3 роки тому
What does COPV stand for?
@YMandarin 3 роки тому
@@Mike-oz4cv composite overwrapped pressure vessel. It's a small pressured tank
@aerospacer994 3 роки тому
@@YMandarin vessel... This explains a lot.
@nicolacanti4460 3 роки тому
i think Elon Musk wanted to launch sn11 so quickly, that he cleared the pad in the quickest way possible
@muzero2642 3 роки тому
Obvs the pro gamer move
@qwertyuiopasdfghjklzxcvbnm2528 3 роки тому
@@muzero2642 facts
@airbreath 3 роки тому
I was sitting there thinking how would they safe a leaning rocket with fuel on board
@alchemygarlet1542 3 роки тому
mars speedrun
@MizaT11 3 роки тому
@@airbreath They've done it with SN5 and SN6; What they would've done is vented as much of it as possible and then waited a day or two to let residual fuel boil off before rolling out a massive crane to the pad to lift the rocket onto the roll-lifts for transport back to the build site. They would have periodically remotely inspected the rocket with drones and their Boston dynamics robot to make sure the area was safe before sending people.
@MarkWebbJohnson 3 роки тому
“The ship hung in the sky in much the same way that bricks don't.” Douglas Adams
@allanallen1835 3 роки тому
Beautiful-vogon commander. Let me know if you would like me to read you some poetry.
@TheJacklwilliams 3 роки тому
May he rest in peace. I wish he were here to witness this. It would be such a kick to have him narrate his version of this.
@6612770 3 роки тому
@@allanallen1835 Amazon Alexa wasn't able to read some Vogon poetry to me. What a sadly deficient product it is.
@scubathehun 3 роки тому
I’ll raise a pan galactic gargle blaster in toast!
@TheJacklwilliams 3 роки тому
@@scubathehun I'm sure they saw this at Milliways
@leper_messiah9936 3 роки тому
That bird flying past as the ship exploded must have felt like such a badass
@isaytheenay5961 3 роки тому
Yeah it didn't even look back at the explosion. In the bird kingdom, that bad bitch is Jason Statham.
@thomasscanlan8321 3 роки тому
Think the movie My Spy.. 👍🏻
@juggysgamingchannel2297 3 роки тому
Cool birds don't look at explosions
@johnnyzhao7698 3 роки тому
😂😂😂
@BamTehBrent 3 роки тому
The COPV visible at 18:36 was on entirely its own mission
@Aranimda 3 роки тому
F*ck this, I'm out of here.
@homestead.design 3 роки тому
side quest
@paulsharp695 3 роки тому
And spin stabilised too
@michaeldeierhoi4096 3 роки тому
What is the COPV used for? And where is situated in the rocket?
@BamTehBrent 3 роки тому
@@michaeldeierhoi4096 Composite over-wrapped pressure vessels are usually used for pressurized helium as far as I know. It seems a whole bunch of them came flying out of the nose after the nose header tank popped (you see it happen as the nose touches the ground after the explosion)
@Alex-gh7cd 3 роки тому
That was a super quick turnaround for starship, regardless of the outcome of the second flight The dude on the spacex stream said ‘we wont be flying this starship again, and starship decided it would rather fly one more time and die than be grounded forever
@jacobc7114 3 роки тому
That’s very poetic.
@isaacnewton5364 3 роки тому
SN 10 gave us everything we could ever want, a landing AND an explosion! :)
@S550STANG 3 роки тому
7:24 Smaller stabilization rocket: ight imma head out.
@blueeyesdarkmagician5386 3 роки тому
its copv
@uggooga1437 3 роки тому
17:56 the wrinkling steel is so satisfying
@aidanmatthewgalea7761 3 роки тому
it's fun watching metal that if used on people, can absolutely liquify them, then watching pure energy annihilate it in seconds
@charlesballiet7074 3 роки тому
if seeing the endeavors of man and geometry fall prey to entropy shure.
@MaximCoppensdEeckenbrugge 3 роки тому
Summary: pointy end up, pointy end sideways, flamey end down, flamey end everywhere.
@Carhill 3 роки тому
pointy end up, pointy end sideways, flamey end down, flamey and everywhere.
@markharmon4963 3 роки тому
Progress!
@PaulPaulPaulson 3 роки тому
If you go pointy end up, up, sideways, sideways, then flamey end down, down, sideways, sideways and then hit the A and B buttons you unlock the secret bonus level
@dewiz9596 3 роки тому
Lol
@jamescurrie01 3 роки тому
still a better love story than twilight
@diamondblack3776 3 роки тому
Bird passing by: "pfffft morons trying to fly again..."
@d4Rk42 3 роки тому
These birds flying through the shot in slo mo just add that extra bit of epicness 😍
@natep121 3 роки тому
The first Starship to fly twice, SN10!
@charliemarsh2957 3 роки тому
3 times*, you forgot the bounce 🤣🤣🤣🤣
@DarioCastellarin 3 роки тому
"unscheduled reflight"
@Shadow_The_Pad 3 роки тому
Actually Star Hopper Flew 2 Times and 1 Tethered Flight. So Its A Second!
@HelloKittyFanMan. 3 роки тому
@@charliemarsh2957: A bounce that low for something that big doesn't really count.
@coolfred9083 3 роки тому
@@HelloKittyFanMan. I mean, exploding doesn't really count either does it?
@philippduff 3 роки тому
Incredible how it still stuck the landing despite those wobbly landing legs
@thiesenf 3 роки тому
Which three of them didn't even latch in their down position... check out Labpadre's streem...
@wastedwizard5112 3 роки тому
Guess that was a lucky side effect of them being so stubby, the difference between them being out and not wasnt immediately fatal
@im_agine852 3 роки тому
I'm an Air Force vet, worked around jet engines that gave me goosebumps. I can't imagine feeling and hearing THIS,much less, see it.
@richb2229 3 роки тому
This flight was the best so far with the one engine issue, being the only problem before the flip maneuver. You can see the flame color difference in some of the closeups. However, there was definitely a fire as the two engines shutdown before SN10 landed. This indicates a leak, stuck valve or other problem before touchdown. And, touchdown was at too high of a velocity, which caused (significant) damage. Power could have been lost in the one lit engine, due to the leak or several other things could have led to the hard landing. The most amazing thing is that it made it as far as it did, it proved the concept of the flip maneuver landing and it changed rocketry forever.
@paulround8501 3 роки тому
Elon already tweeted out that the single engine was supposed throttle up close to touchdown but for some reason failed to. The hard landing likely broke something plumbing leading to cryogenic fuel and oxidised leaking out over the pad, It was only a matter of time before the hot engines ignited it. Still It was a good flight from a test perspective showing that the whole flight profile is achievable. In another couple of flights I think they will have this completely sorted out.
@paulround8501 3 роки тому
@King of the Saxons What about all the people that watched it live in person, how did this CGI you speak of fool them 🤔
@jotatsu 3 роки тому
17:17 that bird is like "wtf end of the world, fly fasttteer".
@gsysop8241 3 роки тому
I thought it was a Pterodactyl.
@paulozoo85 3 роки тому
Hahaha
@colingibbons6404 3 роки тому
Today we fly and bounce, soon we stick the landing on other worlds
@chargenow4110 3 роки тому
That’s the way to go!
@thanosalt6980 3 роки тому
@Floriduh Man we as humans.
@thanosalt6980 3 роки тому
@Floriduh Man you still don't get it do you, everyone has the potential to do this, true, but still the whole point of this is to make LIFE multi-planetary. We as a species are interested in this; we as a species can accomplish this *together* :')
@thanosalt6980 3 роки тому
@Floriduh Man wait really? You do? :'D
@thanosalt6980 3 роки тому
@Floriduh Man Yep, i suspected so. What i said was probably stupid ;-;
@charliewolf7500 3 роки тому
I love that Cold-Gas-Thruster, thrusting-off to the left of screen.
@MKAOHD 3 роки тому
That was amazing, especially the relighting of the engines... it gave me chills along my spine. Love your work Tim (and crew)!
@qsek1 3 роки тому
That wide shot really shows how the flip works especially becasue you see the ground and the rockets speed in relation to it.
@ZestyMountain 3 роки тому
Now we just need Tim's reaction in slomo
@user-de4cq6uk6l 3 роки тому
My favorite part of watching these launches
@nkronert 3 роки тому
WHAAAAAAAAAATTTTTTT???? 😂
@spaceman4782 3 роки тому
Even my mom (who doesn't approve of "wasting' money on space") laughed at his reaction for the longest time!
@kas-lw7xz 3 роки тому
@@spaceman4782 Wtf... Spending money on space is not a waste. We should start recognizing that on this planet, we are close to 0% chance of saving it. Since not everyone wants to commit to saving it. So we should move into space to save ourselves
@spaceman4782 3 роки тому
@@kas-lw7xz I don't believe it's a waste, I said my mother does; space exploration is the coolest way to explore. I also believe that God gave the planet a very sturdy ecosystem that can't be easily ruined by man, so don't worry! 🙃
@rogerhalt3991 3 роки тому
I love the details like how in the explosion, the main body twisted and crinkled the nose cone. Incredible footage!
@jaakkohartikainen2481 3 роки тому
Imagine living in a time where we can watch this and SpaceX is like "Thats ok, we'll fix that and build another" and its like ordering a pizza
@TheJacklwilliams 3 роки тому
This is the single reason why they innovate at such high speeds. Building in this cost to the model is so critical. The funny thing is you think of all the work, all the people, design, and construct and what a lesson it is for them. I'm trying to get my headspace to accept failure like this so that I can iterate through my ideas at a proper pace. It's not built into us, it's something we have to fight to get to. Beyond cool.
@cybertrk 3 роки тому
Most realistic sound experience... highly recommend people wear good headphones and this is exactly what it sounds like when you’re there. Borrow a vibrator and put it to your chest and that’s what it felt like lol
@brianharlan7656 3 роки тому
Why borrow when you can use your own?
@shannon7882 3 роки тому
Hehe borrow.
@brianharlan7656 3 роки тому
@@shannon7882 right?? What is this "borrow" nonsense 😅
@chargenow4110 3 роки тому
More like choose one from the ones you own, no? ... oh shoot wasn’t supposed to say that.
@airbreath 3 роки тому
Put the vibrator where??
@lsmeteor4652 3 роки тому
Oopsie, looks like someone butt-pressed the self-destruct button while sipping on their beer during celebration
@arfxdaniel327 3 роки тому
SpaceX staff : Nominal landing... Elon Musk : Blow it 🤯🤯
@ImieNazwiskoOK 3 роки тому
It wasn't self destruct mechanism
@georgf9279 3 роки тому
@@ImieNazwiskoOK Thank you captain obvious.
@stevendriver1399 3 роки тому
Elon wouldn’t approve the budget with button covers.
@-M0LE 3 роки тому
Someone shouted just after landing Hey Elon at least you didn’t blow this one up .....💥
@robadr13 3 роки тому
Amazing footage - thanks Tim. I didn't realize before how close it was to the surface before re-ignition. Really gives a sense of the basic simplicity of the concept.
@Indpendent01 3 роки тому
17:56 gotta appreciate that camera's auto-exposure response there!
@Ultriix 3 роки тому
0:20 Bird: Yeah I’m gonna find somewhere else to live..
@HelloKittyFanMan. 3 роки тому
LOL!
@PsuPepperoni 3 роки тому
17:17 cool pelicans don't look at explosions
@SKTWoodDesign 3 роки тому
lol
@Chris-vh3xw 3 роки тому
That slo-mo of the explosion is one of the most mesmerizing things I've ever seen 👍
@oljobo 3 роки тому
Yeah! Hollywood SFX cannot do better😊 🔥💥
@theawesomeking5513 3 роки тому
Mezmorizing?
@Chris-vh3xw 3 роки тому
@@theawesomeking5513 yeah.. like I had to watch it over and over on 4K 😂 so goowd
@thehardwareguy 3 роки тому
This footage is incredible Tim! thank you for doing what you do
@northernhemisphere4906 2 роки тому
no problem
@451_actual4 3 роки тому
The spinning tank debris at the end of the explosion was probably my favorite.
@hilolila 3 роки тому
Yeaah... Seems to fly better than some of the official rockets...
@jonathanjanzen5231 3 роки тому
The spin stabilized COPV? Technically it was their third launch! 😏 Loved it! 😁
@simonw3858 3 роки тому
Yea tank dude be like I'm a rocket too! Whoooooo. I wonder how far that landed away?
@Alex-lc1bv 3 роки тому
I love how you can hear it falling through the air before the engines light back up.
@sebastianrojas2170 3 роки тому
Sn10 actually exploded when it landed, time just glitched for 8 minutes because of the awesomeness of that flip maneuver.
@nipunagunarathne4882 3 роки тому
time was slackjawed for 8 minutes lol
@slopedarmor 3 роки тому
world simulation software just had an 8 minute stutter
@Dai5tr0y3r 3 роки тому
I love how that one little COPV at the end of the explosion comes swirling out! "Nope, nope, nope!"
@lethfuil 2 роки тому
Relatable.
@orogenicman 3 роки тому
Congratulations to Tim and his team and his collaborators at Cosmic Perspective and Spadre. Well done.
@wegotaproblemuk 3 роки тому
Been waiting for this
@Onkla 3 роки тому
Me too
@stephennancarrow4418 3 роки тому
Me 3 :)
@qwertyeet 3 роки тому
Me too
@vde1846 3 роки тому
Hey, man :)
@cyrild.3205 3 роки тому
That's the SpaceX tradition ! and that's a COOL tradition !!! (if you're not too close ... .... )
@frankderks1150 3 роки тому
Here's your captain speaking: prepare for rapid disembark.
@toluoyeniyi7262 3 роки тому
the fact that they were able to land this massive structure is amazing
@ericporter3111 3 роки тому
Fantastic audio. I'm pretty sure you can hear the starship falling through the air, right before it refires it's engines. Awesome!
@Frodokeuh 3 роки тому
18:34 some say that cilinder tank is still flying xD
@Lathnor 3 роки тому
ik also at 7:24
@flyingkeyframes 3 роки тому
There once was a ship that hopped again And the name of the ship was SN10...
@chargenow4110 3 роки тому
I read this with you know what melody in my head. Haha.
@inventor121 3 роки тому
The landing legs failed to deploy And the hull hit the ground (huh)
@kalinzeglarz 3 роки тому
Soon may the Elon man come To bring us Starlink and Moon and Mars?
@bow-tiedengineer4453 3 роки тому
One day when the testing is done we'll take our leave and go. doesn't quite keep the rhyme scheme, alternate chorus below. Soon may the starship fly to carry us up into the sky one day, from mars so high starship will fly on home ? I dunno, same rhyme pattern, at least. I think I'll come back far a full version, after I get some of my collage work done.
@thiesenf 3 роки тому
@@chargenow4110 Why not say it? Stairway To Heaven...
@codje41 3 роки тому
Easily the best summary video for this flight. Thanks!
@Taco1011 3 роки тому
Great work Tim and everyone helping you out. Love watching your coverage of this stuff.
@acart034 3 роки тому
Congrats SpaceX!!!! Continuing to do what we've once thought was the Impossible!
@adamrak7560 3 роки тому
well, Starship has yet to do the really impressive part: return from orbit. But at this speed of development, we may see it in 1 or 2 years. (maybe even this year?)
@egooidios5061 3 роки тому
And well done to them, for they alone have made us all dream of Space more and more. I cannot even imagine yet, what becomes possible with that vehicle.
@teelve 3 роки тому
Nobody : The landing legs : I'm about to end this man's whole career
@Arae_1 3 роки тому
It is known that these legs are awful, so it wasn't like nobody was expecting it
@Cheesecannon25 3 роки тому
They also came down at 15mph because the thruster wasn't giving expected power
@Arae_1 3 роки тому
@@Cheesecannon25 those legs are just bad, everyone knows it
@elcruzador3795 3 роки тому
@@Arae_1 Well that's a massive exaggeration, isn't it?
@Arae_1 3 роки тому
@@elcruzador3795 ok, most people know it
@tcfween 3 роки тому
Excellent. You just know that SpaceX is devouring this footage.
@bonitron5057 3 роки тому
Great pictures!!! Many thanks Tim and your crew to provide these picture to anyone who don't have the possibility to be there.
@CT5555_ 3 роки тому
You can really tell that one engine is running fuel rich from the beginning. The other two flights didn't have any black exhaust behind them.
@johnberkers434 3 роки тому
Also on relight, one engine flared green, suggesting that it was running engine rich for a moment, and again on shutdown. From there there was fire up the side of starship.
@ConnorGrantham 3 роки тому
@@johnberkers434 sticky valves
@kylegreener3777 3 роки тому
@@johnberkers434 fire from GSE line
@Variety_Pack 3 роки тому
I thought the relight green was just the TEA/TEB?
@peridot-id8hw 3 роки тому
@@Variety_Pack raptors does not use TEA/TEB
@tccycling 3 роки тому
Man that landing has to be one of the most stressful engineering problems in history
@Bruce.-Wayne 3 роки тому
Agreed....what could be more stressful if you're the guy in charge
@jhohiii 3 роки тому
Thank you for enriching the world with this footage. That self propelled canister at the end is interesting.
@gregmarkel2836 3 роки тому
*****Applause****** just absolutely amazing... the best video of the decade by far
@loganhonors4154 3 роки тому
the flying COPV at 7:24 and 18:35 is legendary
@ZackAngelSmith 3 роки тому
what are those flying things, chat is a COPV?
@loganhonors4154 3 роки тому
@@ZackAngelSmith Basically a pressurized tank (composite overwrapped pressure vessel) I think it is used for rcs? dont quote me on that though
@JaysHobbys 3 роки тому
I cant wait to see one of these Launch in person.
@pierreolivierbonnaud8351 3 роки тому
Bravo ! Splendid high-quality video sequences that fairly well reproduce the velocity with which the SN10 landed (and especially how fast it was -despite the progress compared to previous tests- ! ).
@charleslaine 3 роки тому
I watched this live on your channel and others, and I feel like I was there. Great coverage of this historical event!
@MrAluntus 3 роки тому
When it's falling you can hear it - sounds almost like a jet flying by
@TheNefastor 3 роки тому
Takeaway : the landing pad should have been inclined, not horizontal. That way all six legs would have touched down at the same time. SN10 wasn't the problem.
@PaperDragons 3 роки тому
The engine was the issue. Again. I bet your house on it.
@TheNefastor 3 роки тому
@@PaperDragons A/ that was a joke and B/ you betting *my* house indicates you have zero confidence in what you're saying. Or maybe you are joking too ?
@PaperDragons 3 роки тому
@@TheNefastor Maybe. 🤔🤨
@duncanidaho9153 3 роки тому
@@PaperDragons Continued dropping methane after 2nd engine shutdown.
@PaperDragons 3 роки тому
@@duncanidaho9153 pretty sure it was the slope in the earth.
@melonenlord2723 3 роки тому
Second unsceduled liftoff and unassembling at once. I'm impressed.
@Kevins-offroading. 3 роки тому
Incredible footage. I always look for yours videos. Love the pressure tanks flyinging all over after the Starship decided it wanted to land in the belly flop position.
@bazoo513 3 роки тому
A few observations: - There was unusually strong venting of something during most of the flight - Judging by the color of exhaust, at least one engine ran too fuel-rich - Half (or so) of the legs failed to lock in extended position - The touch-down was at a rather high velocity, and the craft was not decelerating at all during the final few dozen meters - The craft visibly bounced on touchdown - The final explosion was actually pretty small, and most of destruction was caused by rupturing tanks, so only indirectly caused by the explosion itself. All in all, it seems that they licked the belly flop itself and the transition into and out of it. Engines obviously need more work. While these prototypes (or, more accurately, test articles) _are_ expendable, I suppose SpaceX would not mind demonstrating they can already re-fly one. So, the rest of landing sequence and gear also needs improvement. "Good enough" is indeed enough, but not less than that.
@antoniomaglione4101 3 роки тому
It is possible that the fuel / oxydiser ratio is varied to control the specific impulse of the Raptor. My impression is, while the controls of the Raptor are excellent, they are not good enough yet for a perfectly smooth landing. They are trying something never attempted before. Re-lighting a full-flow engine is a complex task in itself, and doing it at the level of precision required for a smooth powered landing requires a software miracle before it is perfected. Surprises generally arise from the too many nested control loops, and therefore structural changes to the software are required - even for limited modifications to the behaviour of the control systems. SpaceX has the best coders - and they will invent the right solutions reasonably quick.
@bazoo513 3 роки тому
@@antoniomaglione4101 Agreed. I wasn't "complaining", just observing.
@Marc83Aus 3 роки тому
Extra oxidizer is vented throughout the flight,something like 20 tons are vented to help the weight distribution and to lighten the vehicle for landing. There was a scrub 3 hours earlier due to an engine generating too much thrust, they just reset the abort system and let that engine do its thing, hence more carbon rich exhaust. The legs were the biggest problem, it also was still tilted slightly so its likely its whole weight came down on a single leg, initially anyway. Touchdown speed would have probably been fine if every leg had deployed properly That bounce was crazy, shows how durable the tanks and welds are that they could absorb and return that much energy without major failure. FInal explosion was probably caused by a combination of the oxygen tank leaking due to the bounce, as well as the fire that was going on after engine shutdowns. Something was leaking methane.
@bazoo513 3 роки тому
@@Marc83Aus Ah, I forgot about that first abort and "Nah, that's OK!" solution (it _was_ OK, after all.) So, extra O2 was, in this test, essentially ballast? Interesting... I agree that this test was a success (as were the previous two, actually.) SpaceX has demonstrated amply that they know their propulsive landing - the point now is belly flop, Raptors and the construction of the vehicle itself. It would seem that we will see a thinner-skinned flying test article before long. Or, perhaps not, given recent Musk's announcement of '23 timeframe for "Dear Moon". Thanks!
@Marc83Aus 3 роки тому
@@bazoo513 2023 is looking pretty optimistic, the raptors are still having quite a lot of problems. But I'm reminded that the F1 engines of Saturn 5 required thousands of tests and iterative development before they finally got everything working properly, mostly it was the injector combustion instability, but i'm sure the sheer power and complexity of the design also contributed. And after all that the F1 never had any issues in flight. Raptors being the most complicated engines ever designed and using a lot of new technology they still have much work before they become reliable. But thats what's happening in boca chica, running engines under non ideal conditions really does help find out problems .
@made3 3 роки тому
The birds are too cool to look at the explosion
@KagaminaraShikatsu 3 роки тому
Was looking for this comment, well played Sir / Madam.
@Wildirishswan 3 роки тому
Spectacular footage... I hadn't seen it from these angles before... thanks for filming and sharing this monumental event. 😊👍
@TLN-qu4rq 3 роки тому
The spin stabilized COPV at the end is also pretty awesome.
@InfiniteSpaceMedia 3 роки тому
Awesome job guys, and incredible video!
@Happy_2911 3 роки тому
Thanks a lot for these images !
@ronragas2988 2 роки тому
18:35 I like how that booster I think was swirling away from the rocket explosion and that could be displayed in a museum perhaps
@loub.2992 3 роки тому
Oh wow, these shots are amazing. Thank you for sharing this.
@rickpellicciotti 3 роки тому
Every time I watch this belly flop I can’t help but think of “the Adama Maneuver “
@avluis86 3 роки тому
Insert spongebob meme: 8 minutes later...
@stopandlisten6070 3 роки тому
SpaceX makes the best fireworks.
@choppaa4204 3 роки тому
the bird that photohombed the RUD is a legend
@klnsmn 3 роки тому
RUSH: Rapid Unscheduled Second Hop
@Mythricia1988 3 роки тому
This is what I call a "30 Wallpapers Per Second" (WPPS) video.
@mocko69 3 роки тому
Oh my God this is so beautiful! The explosion gives me '60s vibes, idk why...
@whatabeautifulchaos 3 роки тому
that sound ... is so incredibly satisfying!
@leakyboomboomman3098 3 роки тому
Imagine being strapped into that beast when dropping into a new atmosphere then trusting that the Raptor engines will relight and land you safely. Congrats to all the people that have worked on this. Amazing!
@Astromath 3 роки тому
7:25 I love how that COPV is flying away 😂
@nowthatsfunny 3 роки тому
I was just about to comment on that but I always scroll the comments to see if anyone beat me to it and here I am. That thing was like...."F-this......I'm outta here"
@jonathanjanzen5231 3 роки тому
It was their 3rd launch within 10 minutes! 😄
@alloam 3 роки тому
Fantastic imagery, thanks so much for posting.
@E4S65 3 роки тому
Explosions in slow mo, so beautiful
@NizioCole 3 роки тому
Sometimes I like to just forget about the numbers and just think "what did I just watch"
@yl0000 3 роки тому
Now we know how much time we’ll have to deplane a starship
@monde7563 3 роки тому
Yes. Yes we do. We'll schlep the crew like potato sacks and nope out in under 8 minutes.
@rryk 3 роки тому
Imagine a ride down the slide from the top of the rocket?
@paulhopkins8148 3 роки тому
Wow. Fabulous slow-motion photography.
@irishexerset 3 роки тому
That's absolutely exquisite footage, guaranteed Spacex appreciate this
@airbreath 3 роки тому
I always love watching the cold gas tanks spin off after it blows lol 😆
@bow-tiedengineer4453 3 роки тому
The one tank actually ruptured such that it gave itself spin stabilization, it was great! like a whole extra mini rocket! :P and the corkscrew trail behind it. beautiful!
@adamrak7560 3 роки тому
@@bow-tiedengineer4453 that reminds me of overheating water heaters: quite many are designed in a way to turn into rockets after catastrophic failure (it may have been unintentional, but they have kept the design). Uncontrolled water heater explosion would be powerful enough to bring down the whole house, a "rocket launch" water heater explosion at least gives a chance of survival to the occupants.
@bow-tiedengineer4453 3 роки тому
@@adamrak7560 huh. neat!
@johndododoe1411 3 роки тому
COPV means Carbon (fibre) Overwrapped Pressure Vessel. So not cold gas, just a regular gas can wrapped in plastic,
@bow-tiedengineer4453 3 роки тому
@@johndododoe1411 thanks for curing some of our ignorance!
@ultimategotea 3 роки тому
That COPV went WEEEEEE!
@adamrak7560 3 роки тому
COPVs are the unintentionally comedic part of rocket explosions :D
@leanderone7907 3 роки тому
It looks stunning
@blueprint7000 3 роки тому
Best footage seen so far
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