most inspiring thing in the last 50 years. Keep going forward! I love Space X!

I will too become an elon musk and start up company like space X,because I am very very interested in astronomy.

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xuc2NiixEA0

yes....

Amazing

The road to success is always under construction~ Civil Engineer

woohoooo!

Never give up!

Coming soon: the launch of SN12

@TimePro okay

@GD gamer SN12-14 are not being built because SN15 has major upgrades.

@Biegan What do you mean, what is the SN15 going to do?

You are wrong bro, next will be SN15

5:47

@Xeno SFS - SFS Content and News It’s a bot

@nieooj gotoy there are none

Add Russian subtitles, please

5:47

#SpaceX Why don't you use the same system for landing as you do with your Falcon rockets and your intended main Starship booster? It works!

Starship in particular will be coming from orbital speeds, both on earth and mars and going into a belly flop burns off a lot more speed than descending like the falcon 9 and the first stage. It also has more maneuverability at said angle with its fins. The landing system coming out of that belly flop needs to be able to land in rough terrain and landing like a rocket is much easier than landing like a plane. It also makes it easier to take off again.

Is a question of doctrin.If you cant understand,just pay for the Spitfire.

There is Space Mafia.No,is not possible build there,Pig,you have to pay.We love the Spitfire.

Nice video keep it up make more related videos

Others have asked this already: please put some telemetry on screen!

Hi good nice to see

There is a better way to land StarShip and the heavy booster. If the landing pad was made out of a metal grid of sorts and raised 50+ feet into the air, when a space craft comes in for a landing the pad drops as the craft touches down. The pad then does all the breaking so no major legs are needed to cushion the landing. This is a much safer way to land. The drop and break landing pad absorbs all the energy. It can be made very low tech so as not to fail. Come on we can do this!

Amazing

wow is realy cool:)

I,m not an engineer but as I've seen the lift and landing, in case of landing maneuver it seems to have huge momentum that the engines can't harmonize the huge momentum to the required landing momentum or speed. Perhaps it may need more time as that landing maneuver must start from a reasonably high distance to enable the engines to harmonize the huge momentum, parachuting may be needed to reduce the great pressure created by engines abruptly to absorb the kinetic energy , in turn may lead to destroying the ship.

SN10 (which landed) flipped around the same distance SN11 flipped and exploded. SN10 landed.

Flipping higher wouldn’t help if an engine explodes (Like it did here)

What a foggy day, can't see a thing

starship is not coming back so starship went to the space ;)

передоз селитрой

Add Russian subtitles, please

parese que el clima afecta el gas puede estar caliente o frio escuche uno de los audios y exploto porque estaba frio

FAA Clear sunny day: Not today FAA Intense thick fog: LEZZZDODISSHIIIT!!!

Past, present and future is but a stubborn Illusion-- Sir Albert Einstein You are my inspiration Sir Elon Musk

Ok when we loose the signal. The simple reason is starship burned away.

Not really but okay

Wow, so exciting!✨🚀

6.06 look at the middle you will find some lil fire coming out that’s leakage

Oof

space is so 20th century

@Ferocious Gamer Hilarious

so going to mars is something we would do in 1990?

6:12 The engine failed here and that's why Starship SN11 is not coming back.

Took 1000 tests to get the light bulb formula right. This is #11. @ElonMusk and the team are doing just fine.

@miko foin Absolutely - we think the same way. Have a great Friday

“Remember, making mistakes is part of the process. The key to success is to make mistakes quickly, and recover quickly, and keep forging forward.” ― Kevin J. Donaldson

too bad there's no space programs anymore even space movies goes out in touch with realities because we keep changing display technologies, what is space missions without displays. Unless spaceships is loaded with technologies and there's holodeck, where to have such realities, I still duno....if it's possible. But space will blow your mind is it comparable with colorfull 3D biotech...

Ha

thank You for what you guys are doing for humanity! Peace.

Can't you even Launch this Thing from a Pläne Like the Steam Chase to practice only the landing maneuver

Thanks ! I know you all are very busy, but I wish Elon Musk and Team could find the time to help Pr. Biden & Congress implement the *American Jobs Plan* . Watching your amazing *skills* , the needs of America and the reality of the Work Force, there is a huge gap that this next Stimulus must end or Asia will eat USA lunch and dinner. Sometimes just pointing in the right direction and goals can make a World of Differences.

“Remember, making mistakes is part of the process. The key to success is to make mistakes quickly, and recover quickly, and keep forging forward.” ― Kevin J. Donaldson

Hey space X, Got some ideas for yall one increase the cone sizes of the raptor engines doesn't have to be circular maybe another spade, why can you add the honey comb slider like the other rocket, with the capability of closing the holes with the comb and control air flow, can aerodynamics help as well. Just an idea.

Well that was a dud. Seriously, if you can't get the cameras to work? And unless you're suicidal you wouldn't want to be the first to fly Musky Air

parese que el clima afecta el gas puede estar caliente o frio escuche uno de los audios y exploto porque estaba frio

передоз селитрой

This will be known as USS Enterprise NCC-1701A will it have warp drive functionality

Wall street bets avatar i see

Who down voted this are you offended by a rocket?

Not today. :)

6.06 look at the middle you will find some lil fire coming out that’s leakage

Whenever it is going to land space X hides it from us. Something is suspicious

@THE ROCKERS "not to argue with fools" no wonder you're so confident in yourself.

​@THE ROCKERS Bruh this is a VERY work in progress design, they didn't nail falcon 9 for a while

@TimePro u look at some falcon9 landings and others. Oh i am sorry Because I have a simple rule in life "not to argue with fools" and you are correct my friend.

They must have one hell of a fog machine...

Look at SN10 and the previous attempts and say that again.

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Man will go mars no earlier than 2040. Even a small cybertruck takes years to be released to public, I can't imagine how long it will take starship to meet all the requirements. Probably decades. The news says we will see Man on mars very soon, just to keep us high expectations, but I think it's just marketing. I'm just being realistic.

“Remember, making mistakes is part of the process. The key to success is to make mistakes quickly, and recover quickly, and keep forging forward.” ― Kevin J. Donaldson

Can't you even Launch this Thing from a Pläne Like the Steam Chase to practice only the landing maneuver

Go on man You will conquer

Well that was a dud. Seriously, if you can't get the cameras to work? And unless you're suicidal you wouldn't want to be the first to fly Musky Air

Try to fix them let's see how that will go

Don't you guys have patience men!!

https://youtu.be/uz76VMCDB1o ❤️🙏

It may of failed but I know SpaceX they keep going! Mars here we come!

An Idea. Why not to use helium atmosphere under the skirt of starship? It can eliminate burning of raptor engine and helium is allready in nose cone tank.

You should make a compilation of failed starship launches and landings. That would be fun, especially with some dramatic music in the background. I suggest Edvard Grieg

Okay

“Remember, making mistakes is part of the process. The key to success is to make mistakes quickly, and recover quickly, and keep forging forward.” ― Kevin J. Donaldson

great!

What font is used for the timer? It's beautiful

Clock: *is beautiful* Clock: *freezes* *American engineering at its finest* Ever heard of a Swiss clock failing?

What is happenig with SN11?

They could also easily crawl back into the skiff to take a break, eat, rest, use the toilet, whatever to satisfy basic personal needs. Astronauts could safely, comfortably and easil

Uh i tink the engean imploded and fire to full and boom

“Remember, making mistakes is part of the process. The key to success is to make mistakes quickly, and recover quickly, and keep forging forward.” ― Kevin J. Donaldson

Dust yourself off and make another ship Elon. Eventually you will succeed again. I look forward to watching it happen. 🌟 Cheers to SN12

next is SN15 SN12-14 got skipped because their designs were out dated

.SPACEX DILDO'S FOR TITANS. wHy dO hUMaNS HaVE aLL tHE fUN?? Based on the thumbnail....i didn't watch the video. Ok bei

5:48 launch 8:02 shut down 1st engine 922 2nd engine shutdown 10:09 3rd engine shutdown - decent 11:39 relight Frozen camera

Another one bites the dust Another one bites the dust Another one down, and another one down

Don't you guys have patience men!!

Lovely, video freezes just as engines fire up :/

👍

Meanwhile, they got tech that can do this ... wait shhh.

I wonder why did they launch in this foggy weather? After all they were not putting anything in orbit. Probably the FAA had something to do with this such as a time-line window.

ارجو ان يصل كلامي اليكم ؟ توجد طريقه اكثر امانا وفعاليه للذهاب للمريخ والعوده منه ولكن من خلال صواريخ هجينة متعددة وليس مثل ما تقومون به من تجارب تنتهي بالفشل

ok

do yall play rocket simulator or just play it irl

Space x is controlled by Nasa so there is no difference between them and what nasa puts out both lie about going to space which they can't do .

@Amado lol

@thomas wellnitz naive hahhahah did you read your own comments

@thomas wellnitz Uno reverse

@Ferocious Gamer if you think they are going to own part of it and not control it then you are very naive .

@thomas wellnitz part ownership is not control

Never will understand why you run two engines lean, can't make power without BTUs. Run them fat on the test stand. Flow pressures are different installed in the rocket. Oh well who am I. Should use inline accumulators at the engine in plumbing at the puck.

I highly doubt they're running the engines lean. You always, always run rocket engines rich. Otherwise they disintegrate.

Elon don't let messy science slow you down ;)

I'm sure you get a lot of ideas submitted like this and maybe its even annoying, but here goes another. Does SpaceX plan to develop any kind of need or capacity for in flight EVAs for things like repairs, inspections, upgrades, rescues, etc,? During an ISS EVA Chris Hadfield got something in his eye, a flake of soap I think. It completely incapacitated him and put him in significant peril for awhile. It seems silly that such a small thing created such a big problem for a highly trained astronaut in an expensive high tech suit! In an ordinary work environment a person, even weightless, would just wipe the crap out their eye with a finger, no problemo. It's kind of a big flaw in these high tech conventional space suits that their design robs the astronauts of a capacity for such simple basic human actions. I started thinking of a way to fix this. I came up with the idea of a skiffsuit. A skiffsuit would be a small spacecraft, skiff, with capacity to maneuver in orbit or in flight to Mars. It would be big enough to support 2 astronauts for a day or two. About the size of a Chevy van. It would have the upper half of a spacesuit on the end of a tubular cherry picker or space arm extension. Astronauts would crawl into the tube to put their upper body into the space suit end with some footholds in the tube. The space arm tube could then be maneuvered into position by the astronaut to do repair, upgrade, inspection work by the astronaut. The skiff would have an automated station keeping that would counter any forces the astronaut has to apply to the work. The skiff, space arm and suit would all be one continuous pressurized volume. If an astronaut got something in their eye, got a bad cramp or whatever they could just crawl back into the bigger volume of the skiff to fix it. They could also easily crawl back into the skiff to take a break, eat, rest, use the toilet, whatever to satisfy basic personal needs. Astronauts could safely, comfortably and easily conduct EVA work for days in the skiff. I got the idea watching power grid workers working on transmission lines from cherry picker trucks. I noticed they never used their lower bodies other than just to stand in the buckets. They did complicated and precise work to a high standard with just their upper bodies.

Keep up the hard work SpaceX!

Amazing

nice cgi fog. sure was cheaper that way

It's not CGI fog you sheep fuck, it's a fog machine.

Ok so you’re saying that fog isn’t real. Got it. I’ll remember your comment when I see fog for the next time.

Not even fog can be real now?

what tf?

Another one bites the dust Another one bites the dust Another one down, and another one down

Another one bites the E

“The crater was in the right place “. Like a boss !

What if you didn't use wings and instead use the magnus effect to slow the speed. The rocket is put on its side and then rotated by the cold gas thrusters. in the end the rotation is stopped because it ran out of rotational energie or by the thruster (maybe even main thruster, they have to be reignited anyway). Benefits of this system would be safed weight by not needing the flaps, when reentering the side that is on the top at a given moment can cool down (would need heatshield all around but way thinner. Also the consequential horizontal movement that is introduced by the magnus effect could help bring starship back to the site.

Not sure if I completely understand that you're saying, but it would probably have very strong g force's do to the fact that it would be spinning, and it they lost control at all, they couldn't get it back. Still a cool idea tho

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boom

Hajmou nebesa

Too hot for TV during the landing...

Hm! I think a comprehensive structural analysis of the materials to build the engines, pipes and tanks is in order. Possible defective materials, construction debris perhaps but not likely as that should show up during static firing. Although I think those static tests are too short, and not enough lengthy refireing. After all,, that's where the problem is coming from. Are you using identical SN Tanks during your tests instead of direct feed of fuel?

That's their mission, to land on mars.. Alive or dead

Falla al despegue se ahoga, dice el audio es facil escucharlo es como un disco duro cuando el lector del CD se mueve dice uno.

el cpu se calienta lo dice cuando empiesa a despegar

oyes la aves dice falla

Hubo una fuga

Se calentó de un lado

rip sn11

The guy announcing the launch sounds emotional at the end. He knows the hard work they do to get these test rockets up and running. They are test vehicles, they are supposed to fail to gather data so they can make the safest spaceship possible. It still hurts to see your baby get destroyed. Keep it going. One day people will be riding Starship like it’s commercial airline to the Moon and Mars.

ความร้อนสะสมเยอะเกิน

Such a flex to Nasa

Are you kidding. 1.15 into vid, they still have the title up. Seriously

Fair enough. My bad

This is the unedited livestream.

Because it was streamed live

@Thong Han editing?

Because this video was a live stream smart ass

Nice black screen...

Hopefully future test will be done in clear weather so we can have better visuals on what happened, in case telemetry data is incomplete.

When will this egomaniac stop playing with shareholders cash and start making a profit for dividends. Or better still, give a billion a month to Italy, France, Iran, Iraq, Syria and any African nation that isn't fighting a civil war. Have humanity before a toy rocket that sometimes works. And for what purpose ? Its a human disgrace and so is Virgin's version.

Why does everything else spaceX do fly out the fucking window the moment you talk about starship?

SpaceX are a private company, and Elon owns 78% of the voting shares, thus giving him a supermajority. So the only shareholder he is beholden to is himself. He can do whatever he wants and the people holding the other 22% have no say in the matter. They knew what they were signing up for when they bought in, yet did so anyway, so clearly they feel they're getting a good deal. I for one would take that deal. When Starlink goes wide it's going to print $$$, regardless of Elon's antics.

If for example Nasa was shutdown, I can almost definitely say that the money would only be put into more military/government stuff. It wouldn't really help anyone and if it does it's only short term while space exploration is long term for all humans. What I'm trying to say is in a perfect world the money would go to charity and stuff like that but in reality It would only be used to buy more army shit and nothing long term.

SpaceX isnt publicly traded lol

Do you guys think you'll launch the next one at night during a blackout with blindfolds on the cameras so we can see even less?

😂 Our guardians will not let Spacex go out to space .Elon Musk has been working with the negative regressive alien alliance . Our guardians are here and we will soon hear about them soon with the UFO disclosure hopefully this summer that Trump signed off on the Covid relief bill before he left office. The world will know about the secret space programs and earth colonies we had throughout the galaxy within the past decades. They have lied and kept secrets from the American people.

Hajmou nebesa

Thanks for using metric.

I have one dream and one chance I'd get on that instead of seconds