“Failure is an option here, if things are not failing, you are not innovating enough” - Elon Musk

I liked those explosion noises

In a few years: -Suborbital flight test -Crew test -Orbital test -Lunar fly-by -Lunar landing -Martian fly-by -Martian landing

I am a simple man, I see SpaceX videos I subscribe.

SN-1 and SN-3 were hardly tests to destructions. Test failures is a more accurate way of putting it

What about the 18m hop on 25 July 2019?

This is super cool. Perfectly summarises the "build-test-break-fix and repeat" philosophy of SpaceX and the advances done through iterative improvements over such a short period of time. Please keep this series going until we reach Mars. +1 subscriber

Those explosions reminded me of old skool Pixar animations, they had Great comedic timing and very well done. Good job ! 👍😎

This will definitely help me in explaining to my friends and family the process of development that has happened so far in a way they can more easily understand. Thank you so much for this. This is really cool work.

nick im adding a link this video to our main page for people to come see. its brilliant and i got a kick out of watching this a few times and smiling as the test ended for each one I hope you do more like this as they were fun for me. and i want other Nerdles to see this too

That deserved my like. Great animations and sound effects!

This is brilliant as it puts into perspective what they are doing and the progress even if not really visible. Well done! 👍🏻

Masterpiece

Incredibly well animated. Well done.

I am now glad to report that one year later, Spacex have landed SN15 successfully with no RUD

Folks on reddit love this. Hope you can make one every few months!

Can't wait to see this updated up to SN5's 150m hop today!!!

Very nice recap mate. Thank you!

Good work bro

wonderful! I’m waiting next history update. Simply and clear way to explain.

Great artwork! Very well done!!

I absolutely love this! I hope that you continue to make updated ones every few months.

what a fun summary. thanks

Great animation buddy thank you

You just earned a subscription! Awesome video.

Amazing! Please keep upgrating!

This is really good stuff, hope you can continue to do these as Starship testing continues.

Good job !

Please comtinue this timeline, the video was really cool!!

Loved it. Well done.

Awesome rendering! Great visual history in the process to build a starship. !!👍👍

Amazing animation

Great animation 👍

Can't wait to see this same video updated for 6 months from now

Where is static fire test?😔

Now I got a better image of all the test they did and the results Thanks aot 🙂👍👍

Like wise not everything goes to plan for the first time, it can takes months or years to be successful and they did it! I'm proud

Great video 👍😎

Great renders!

Thanks for the explanation.

I've been looking everywhere for your channel.

Amazin work!

Excellent work and very easy to understand what's been happening.

Hilarious, uplifting and exciting 😄

Wow great job! Edit: where are the raptor tests?

This is the Content I want to see on yt. Keep up the good work!

nice work

Bro, amazing job👌👌

that is impressive! new sub

very awesome work !

Congratulation, very good job.

Love it, broke out laughing a couple of times. Good info, fun presentation. Keep it UP :)

GJ man. It was fun

SN3: “The front fell off”. Excellent video, liked and subbed!

Wow. alot of work is involved here! And you did create the tank-farm as well! You are going to do regular updates?

I found your video oddly satisfying. I was giggling throughout

Awesome stuff. Subbed

Those animations are hilarious

Excellent!!

Wow man! Good job. Would like to see more. Subscribed

Congtrats SN5 done hop test

At first, when I viewed this, I thought of the nice young man on Discord who put together some great simulations of the current ship, SN15, and of Falcon9; he had invited me to view his launches and such. I thought this work done beautifully by the way, is that same young man. Out of respect, I won't share his name. If this is the same young man, hello there. :) Otherwise, great work done. I wonder if the future, you will take this talent and put it in a career?

This is awesome

Sweet

Wow this is good stuff

Beautiful

Wow !!! Thanks. 👍💓

Here before the video reaches one million views!!!

Awesome! I hope you'll update this video as more Starships are tested :D (and what was the name of that song? it's great thanks)

This was fantastic

Could you do one after Starship Sn20 including Booster hops and launches

Those old times

Now that SN4 got blown up by a methane leak after its fifth successful static fire test, are you going to upload an updated version of this to reflect that?

How come he didn't have a 1000 subscribers. His videos are great

Perfect understanding

Great job. Keep it up...

COOL NICK! how 'bout some venting??

What program do you use to make these beautiful animations? THanks

Please redo this video with the audio from Monty Python's Castle burning down, falling over then sinking into the swamp. Great animation by the way!

This is great, thank you.

What about the actual fuel pressure test, the static fires and the realistic pressure, cryo pressure tests of SN-4 all completed.

Love it! But next time if you could differ from intended test to destruction than just blowing up by accident that would be awesome!

Actual running SN-7 N2 Pressure Test

Excelente gracias

This is cool, static fire should be added to that last one, but in a few weeks I think you will need to add more.

Physics are great

This is great!! But it will be sooo epic someday!

Very nice I subbed.

👑Starhopper

what is the significance of a destruction test?

Cool animation, but I think it's kind of deceptive to label all test articles that were destroyed as "tests to failures." "Test to failure" implies that they destroyed it on purpose to see how far the design can get (whether it's structural tests, pressurization, etc.) MK1, SN1, and SN3 were not "tests to failures." They were not destroyed on purpose, they simply failed their respective tests.

How much all prototype sn pressure for cryo test?

This is a fun recap of the incredible pace SpaceX is going in developing the Starship. My favorite is SN-1 at 1:34 What’s yours?

Wait, the 150m hop did not show any engine flame

The Starship SN-4 rows in the History as a 4th Test object explodes after 5 static fire tests

Genial. Thanks Jetzt wird es anstrengend mit den vielen neuen Tests. Gruß aus München, Tom.

And now SN10 landed! And exploded afterwards 😂 but that's not important! If you're seeing this comment in the future, comment below where the starship is currently in its development! Let's make this a timeline thread

Epic

Wasn’t there also a static fire test?

static fire tests next please :)