SCRUB: Starship SN7.1 Press to Failure Attempt

SpaceX is set to intentionally destroy the Starship SN7.1 prototype in a pressurize to failure test. The test will help SpaceX understand the limits of the current design.

[slowneutron]

"It's venting! It's venting from the top!" Man, I wish I could get THAT geeked up over venting. I would literally seek out vents and vapors from all over the for a thrill.

[justinbeere]

I love the dynamic between Jack and Das. They had me howling a few times.

[atreides]

I am so glad I gave up and went to bed.

[pprudencio]

“I hope this pops at the beginning of the window*
Me: *sees 7+ hour long stream* hmmm

[teslagranddad]

Thank you for all of your hard work. It is really appreciated.

[mravecsk]

It seems like it can take infinite amount of pressure :D Good job :D

[JS-hxkj]

Is it something trouble with sn 7.1 or the test tank is too strong so that the test tank didn't pop ?

[thomasesr]

I knew as soon as the ground equipment failed again.

[julianemery]

Pity the test wasn't able to be performed this time.

[kirbpernicus]

Anyon have a timestamp in this video for when something happens? 8 hours of talking and looking at the same video image

[TatkoMarecki]

i look al time in Poland but chat ben closed for normal users

[robertfeeley]

They are pressurizing a vehicle inside.

[willinwoods]

Really deserves (a lot) more views... just knowing that some old media hot shots were eagerly standing by, hoping for a chance, and getting stood up... 😂

[bearly]

Sad that they can't seem to get a "test" to go as planned. That doesn't bode well for actual flight.

[robertfeeley]

They are pressurizing a vehicle inside.

[robertfeeley]

They are pressurizing a vehicle inside.