@iPoGo Keys Isn't it and thanks to Elon for giving us (techies) something to look forward to . I've even 3d printed a Raptor engine !!!

Also from hull, small world!

Wen hop

@iPoGo Keys hahaha

How? Nothing happens

Is there a launch 🚀 today?

Is there a launch 🚀 today?

won't be able to choose the windy days when trying to land on Mars.

Pyramide.

You didn't search this video,this video searched you

I love the vid so funny aha

Recorded history

WILL

twitter.com/KSpaceAcademy/status/1354060531448107008?s=20

Sorry, humor ist sold out today

How can you be this daft? Read the damn title.

Read the FUCKING title genius.

For what?😂

@No Name thanks mate:)

8am-5pm - road closures (8am = 1.5h since now)

The views are accumulated during the stream

Live streams have a different style of “comments”. They are also a live stream. The comments you see here are comments made after the live stream is archived as a regular DEpost video.

Probably got swept up by some algorithm and showed up in a lot of peoples recommendations. Maybe the live-stream views are also taken into account, but the live comments are not shown here in the normal comment section.

Yo that's awesome, I don't think I've noticed that before

Yeah, and also a few seconds later someone saying “ We don’t need any more of these.”

If this is disappointing to you, you are in the wrong channel. Scrubs are common; accept it, or change hobbies. The rest of us are obsessed space fans. Fanatics of Falcons, Raptors, Merlins, Starships, Saturns, Apollo, Enterprise and so many etc’s etc’s. The hosts gave interesting (to us, the fans) comments, stories, observations. We are happy.

It was a live broadcast, it's normal...

with the data they collected they have a very good chance as long as another hardware issue doesnt arise

I'd say more than 90%

That's how spaceflight works, there isint just push the button and go. The weather conditions have to be right.

Based, even

@B. Hill, Jr. raptors don't use tea teb

imagine the green tea/teb ignition through the fog

I really want to see it land

@ROBYN M tnx

@ROBYN M thanks

It’s called One More Night Together by Gre.S

Yeah! Hearing it makes my day!

Yeah good question

@Elsa we are hundreds of years away from anything like that.

Starship is the new greatest show on earth.

Everybody excited to see the future being space fairing civilization

Because it’s more noticeable on the small print. Try it! And if it doesn’t help then it must be something else. I do it all the time to reduce data consumption and when I want to see the small print I up the quality. I’m only trying to help

@André Dollenberg how can it be that the video image is fine/crisp if it is what you are saying is right, should not the entire screen be off focus. everything is sharp from the text next to other video's to the comments people place below the video screen. the issue is only with the text in the red banner below the video and the status bar on the left, that shows the stage a launch is in... its just interesting why... it douse this on my tablet as well as desktop

That’s when the resolution (quality)of your ‘downstream’ is set too low. On an iPad for example you tap on the three dots on the top right and select the quality eg 480p or 720p for example. This obviously affects your data consumption too.

@Dan Allan it's worth the wait for sure

Perhaps it's not a massive disappointment overall but a string of disappointments leading to one big, satisfying... appointment

"space" tf u on about

Guys we're talking about the full stack launching from earth

but friend, this is obviously not the final product. These are early editions, they only launched it a few times. how much testing do you think a car needs before it works? only this is 1000 times more complicated. Obviously that IS the final goal. But its not really a realistic comparison to say that because the beta model cant do everything the final edition can. that should be obvious.

Wind speeds are high, but there is basically no atmosphere. So, the amount of "air" molecules that hit a given area in a 100mph storm on Mars is equivalent to a 1mph wind on Earth. (I hope I have all my cubes and squares and areas and volumes and pressures and forces right.) You might have read and/or watched Andy Weir's The Martian (made into a movie starring Matt Damon) where a dust storm at the very beginning kicks off the action. This is actually one of the few scientifically inaccurate bits that Andy Weir got wrong.

The bigger challenge on Mars is coming in for a landing instead of taking off, since the air is so thin. The air pressure on Mars' surface is less than 1% of what it is on Earth.

Winds don't go above 60mph on Mars with its very thin atmosphere and starship will be reentering fast enough that it doesn't matter. In this test we will be going "very slow" so the wind plays a huge factor.

Nope

It was a Live Stream !

Annoyed?? Nope and nope. Watched it live, then downloaded to archive it on my growing library of Space History. I live near to Boca Chica Beach, I’ve been there many times, and it’s great to be a witness to History.

Er after a live it instantly uploads

*then

@NASASpaceflight aaaahahahhahahah