good one 😂😂😂

HAHAAHAHAHAH

It's considered, since men began sailing the seas, bad luck to make light of an ocean going vessels name. If that's you, your plenty young enough that the chances are high you will be landing on one of these vessels in one of those starships. Just saying. ;-)

@@qpwodkgh2010 I’m 43, but I never knew that. Thanks for sharing some Maritime tradition. And, of course I still love you, too.

Yeah I guess they're gonna need a bigger boat for that

If the plan is to use ocean spaceports long term, they'd need to start practicing ocean landings sometime soon.

@@CbassProductions totally agree

@@CbassProductions For the booster, absolutely. RT'ed it so we'll see what input Elon will provide ;)

@@CbassProductions ocean spaceports will be more like oil rigs - OCISLY would probably sink if Starship lands on it

@@philipwhiuk The barges that OCISLY and JRTI are built from can hold over 10,000 tons of cargo. even a fully fueled Starship would only weigh ~1,400 tons.

Yes me too

Same here definitely

Same here

Well, lately I wanna think that not only it will not be boring, but that in the next 20 years we commoners could buy a tour on the Moon and back for less than 20k dollars. It would be really expensive but I would consider it

Yes, for building Amur (Soyuz-scaled Falcon 9 with methane as fuel). BTW, in 2011 project "Russian Girl" was cancelled, but this concept was like Falcon 9, but first stage look like Apollo Lunar Module and it use methane too. Гугли проект Амур и Россиянка. Оба проекта на метане, первый только прорабатывают, второй в 2011 отменили. Характеристика там примерно Falcon 9, правда Амур гораздо дешевле обещают сделать.

Parent poster (sorry, I can't type in Cyrillic!)... your comment warms my heart! Space exploration promotes worldwide cooperation and lasting peace.

Well Russia (forcefully) inspired Elon to create Spacex, so its good to see how the two can feed off each other to make humans more awesome. Russia is our greatest partner in space and i hope it stays that way.

No flags, armies or bullsh$@ totalitarian ideologies in space dude. We heading out to the galaxy as a united planet.

@@JErnst-pl5xk I wish, dude. What’ll likely happen is the world will start morphing into 2 distinct classes. The elite class (government/ruling class) and the rest of us. And this will be on a global scale. The same handful of people will rule over every country on earth as boundaries are erased. No more elections. Those in power now will remain and hand power down to their children. They will have us do any of the work their machines won’t do, give us enough money to survive, maybe a job and dictate every aspect of our lives “for our own good.” When we have their rockets perfected we will be waving goodbye from the ground unless we are lucky enough to be hired on as their servants.

When are you gonna upload your next starship video, i love them

@@rahmeer9954 Saturday my friend.

@@rahmeer9954 Just hit the belll notification like i do

@@rahmeer9954 Big week coming up. Video on Saturday, then another on Tuesday or Wednesday.

@@MarcusHouse ok thanks, hopefully SN8 test launch is soon, I just cant wait till it happens

I think the heatsheld is the biggest hurdle in the program. NASA couldn't figure it out on the space shuttle.

@@matthewerwin4677 Yesterday's test would suggest that sticking the landing is going to be the biggest hurdle - but that was always expected to be the case with vertically landing vessels. The actual "belly flop" procedure was just awesome to watch though.

Its as good as any other but massively confusing. Lunar Starships dont come back and Starships wont land on dromeships by any plans ive heard of for some while now.

@@Vatsyayana87 1st, that’s not a lunar Starship, I got what he meant (CBASS) with the Starship Lunar return title, it’s a Starship, returning from the Moon, maybe a test translunar injection or something that would be useful as a test, simple. 2nd, Who knows? Knowing SpaceX, after sometime it maybe will be more cheaper to land on a droneship than in land. 3rd, SpaceX has plans to launch from sea platforms, I don’t think it’s too crazy for them to land a Starship on top of one. This is actually one of the best Starship animations to date, because shows clearly what is possible and achievable and what could SpaceX implement into their plans. They will try to do some crazy stuff like this. Expect that.

@@Vatsyayana87 yes, lunar starships won't come back to earth, but how do you get your crew to moon orbit and back in the first place? using a normal starship. And that is literally what this video is showing

AGREE

Think again. m.kzfaq.info/get/bejne/mrenZ9pqvM28k4U.html

I'd like to believe that, but Falcon 9 was a monumental step towards a future in space, and their nearest competitor still has yet to achieve orbit.. SpaceX is a decade ahead of their closest competition, unfortunate as it is.

@@Sundablakr That's very true. Starship is way ahead of its time to even considered joining the Rocket market industry and will even destroy the whole market with it. This is to assure and reflect that other companies in a few years will soon follow, making space travel more available to the public than it ever was before which is exciting.

But also SN8 KABOOM would be interesting to see...

Absolutely

Optimistic for comes down hard 🤞🏻

Shouldn't there be a separate step after /before the flip for successful engine re-ignition?

@@mattmorse830 Agree! Missed that...

@@MJ-zo5gb I feel like if we see that then sn8 is a huge success, any sort of landing after that would be an added bonus for space X. Almost feel like coming down to hard/at a bad angle or just no major damages could help them learn more than a perfect landing as it can show them any issues that may be present in the design. Similar to the last static fire exposed a design issue in the raptor engine sooner rather than later.

Well 6/7 definitely wasn't bad

With no means of escape if anything goes awry. I'd rather keep my feet on terra firma.

I can imagine: "Wake me up when we've landed."

@Simon Read if you’re lucky and it’s not flat stones

lol, OTSRs on a Starship

@Simon Read yeah that’s original. You are what? 12?