Could STARSHIP Turn Into A Space PRISON?

This ship is the embodiment of humanity's wildest dreams! What will its interior look like, and when will we finally be able to conquer Mars in it?
You will learn all of this and much more in our today’s video:
"What does the SpaceX Starship look like inside?".

RYV Team:
Voice Over: Kent Bleazard

[broderp]

Litterally half this ideo is fluff and not directly related to the title...lame. skip to @7:00. You're welcome.

[dienocrown]

as a Spaceship loving person 70 Yrs old it sucks knowing i will not live to get on board and travel to mars in one. very sad, but thank you Elon musk for making that future come true

[NorthernChev]

This video stands as the BEST reason to mark this channel on our "Do Not Recommend Channel" list.

[paulmoffat]

To put a little perspective on the floor area, Starship in the current configuration, would have a floor space GREATER than an average USA 2 car garage, per level.

[colas]

Stop making empty scripts with AI. Except visuals, there is really nothing to learn from this!

[P-J-W-]

Sorry to say the Dragon isn’t even half of what the Shuttle was. It isn’t capable of doing anything near what the shuttle could or carry the crew numbers the shuttle could.
Technically speaking the Dragon isn’t any different than the Gemini program, just newer. Utilizes the same methods. Very doubtful we will be seeing apartments in Starship as shown on this video.

[فارسليبورد-كو]

في المستقبل البعيد وبفضل التكنولوجيا المتقدمة سوف يتساوى الخيال مع الواقع ويمتلك الإنسان قوى الآلهة ليحول الكون والأكوان المتعددة إلى جنة خالدة ❤

[peterschwarz]

It is much easier and cheaper to generate gravitation by rotating, for example, two coupled spaceships, than with all these special techniques.

[thedarkside]

"Time flies when you're on a rocket ship."

~Elon Musk

[randellgribben]

a lot of folks should understand.. this is ' e musk' company but the engineers design and make sure it works.. not musk

[attichatchsound-bobkowal]

The non- starship AI imagery is wearying. Then it's pie in the sky stuff. One would have to load the most of available space with food and water for a trek to Marz, even with a smaller crew. Now half the nose has a fuel cell and the plumbing for that fuel occupies valuable space down the middle of the fuselage. Each iteration takes more and more space just for launch/landing functions. Not hating on Starship, but videos like this have little substance.

[macfranks]

First ship(ships) to Mars should be all android. They don't, eat, sleep or breathe and they don't die either. All they need is electricity. They can hang in racks on the trip and the ship can be crammed full of cargo. They can land and establish a ground presence for people before we send people up. This is what I would do but they didn't ask me. Why isn't the most obvious power supply for the trip and which would also be needed on the surface ever mentioned? NASA already has the designs done for networkable small nuclear reactors. Codename is kilopower.

[williamburroughs]

5:55 One hundred people, I keep hearing that number. But your right, that has not been tested.
8:25 A garden? It might even be able to include fish tanks and a space for chickens. For that much needed protein and fertilizer.
8:50 I have been giving this need for exercise some thought and it may be possible to place electrodes in a persons suit to stimulate mussels and circulation. This would be used as a supplement rather than a replacement to exercise.
9:20 Ah! Showering. I worked it out but it might be a pain to get used to.
The first thing is that the person taking a shower would need to wear an oxygen mask.
The second thing is that the person would float into a shower cylinder. This cylinder would have fans at both ends. it would have a grate at each end that would allow water to flow though it. One fan would push while the other one would draw. Creating a wind that would push and pull the water down and away from the person taking the shower.
No wipes required, except for the mask of course.
11:15 A hollow column? That would be a bad idea. As what would happen in gravity? No you want to have an elevator and ladders as a backup for when the ship lands on Mars Of course the elevator wound not be used in space. Stairs would be fine when you get to Mars but how would you install them?
11:55 Solar is good but there have been some suggestions to power it with a nuke. There are nuclear power generators that would fit inside of a 40 food trailer. Around 10 meters long.
A very good video as it shows a lot of insight into the project. I look forward to seeing this project takeoff literally.
I really would like to be apart of this.

[mmb]

Stop lying please, sick of these deceiving videos. Have some dignity and stop putting people wrong for views and likes.

[SuperiorDave]

I watched the 3rd launch from the beach at La Copa Inn on South Padre Island. It was a moment I'll never forget. I hope to see another launch one day. It would be amazing to see a booster catch on this next launch. It's so close that I can taste it.

[wrayk]

Change title to "What COULD BE Inside?"

[nunyafunyuns]

Pretty sure you're not going to have all those expansive windows or many windows, period. For one, there's nothing much to see. Secondly, they're a source of potential failure in any space vehicle. The more windows, the higher the risk.

What they could do is show you cctv video on what looks like windows but are really just screens.

[goldesd]

In 20 years maybe. We can’t even go to the moon without problems

[garywood]

How soon will we be able to reduce the travel time from 6 months to 2 months or less?

[wordsofcheresie]

Has anyone had the idea of getting the ship up to speed on the way to Mars and then inflating a habitat? The crew of 100 could live in the spacious habitat on the way to Mars and use the actual Starship to just get on and off planets.