SpaceX Polaris Missions Announced, New Starship Fully Stacked and FAA delay

Today we are talking all things Starship development as always, but there was big news outside that this week too. We had the SpaceX Polaris Missions Announced with Jared Isaacman heading back to space with a new crew. Not for just one mission this year, but a further two in the future. This is huge! A New Starship Fully Stacked as well, and a new FAA delay to go with it. Also, a Progress cargo mission to the space station with some interesting information crammed in, and Starlink updates as we await the flight this weekend.

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[tinkeringinthailand]

The 1st thing I always do (habitually) when watching a Marcus House video is to hit the like button, as I sometimes forget when watching. Positive long term experience has taught me the content coming out of his channel is very informative and entertaining. Keep up the good work mate.

[johncharles]

Thanks for the update, Marcus. The lack of Starship testing has left a void in my life.

[artsyastronaut]

I’m so excited for the Polaris program

[kiwanukakayiira]

Hello Marcus this is Kayiira from Uganda I probably am the only person from Uganda who can see this and understand you I have seen this and liked it for about 2 years thanks

[thomasroberts]

Hey Marcus, great video, the reason that S22 tanks were used instead of S21s was because we have seen that S22 has the new attachment points between ship and booster, S21 had the old ones and wouldn’t have been compatible with B7 as it was originally meant to fly with B5.
Thanks for the great video keep it up! 🚀

[lucasmichaud-acapulco]

Your enthusiasm is highly contagious and very welcome every Saturday morning. It won't be long before you will have 500K subscribers, as you do provide a lot of unmatched content. Thank you and all the best from Mexico.

[ColtonRDean]

Thanks for the TPS Report.
(Thermal Protection System)

[rinston]

Disappointed with the FAA report delay, I know we’re all itching to see the first full stack launch! Great vid as ever, I always watch to the end, happy it helps out 😀

[Andi]

Once again you outdid yourself with superb reporting!!! Thank you and keep up the great work!!!!

[JeromyBranch]

Great episode this week Marcus. Thanks. You. Are. The. Space News.

[robertvorster]

Fastest launch to date using a ballistic approach is Soyuz MS-17. 3 hours and 3 minutes, so it is already possible and has been tested.

[motorbreath]

I like the information density of your videos, no fluff.

[silverknight]

Hi Marcus from Rockhampton, Qld. Having been involved with the RAAF during my working life, I am now retired and following all about SpaxeX

[David-uzqw]

Look forward to this every Saturday like weekend cartoons when I was a kid. I really appreciate the intelligence of the material you deliver! Gives me hope for humanity.

[AlisterMcIntyre]

Always the best channel for current space news. Great work!

[patrickgrassey]

Thank you, Marcus! I learned so much, as always. I love the curated information that I can trust! VERY exciting times!

[gillian]

I woke up with a smile today as I remembered that it's Saturday, Marcus House day ! I look forward to it all week.

[vaos]

18:20 as long as the pizza ship doesn’t try to knock us OUT of orbit, then it’s all systems go for me! Love your videos Marcus! As soon as I get my money right, I’m looking at ordering one of the awesome shirts! Stay safe and take care. 😎👍

[shirolee]

4:12 This is so amazing to see working!

[graemeesmith]

At 3:39 take a look at how big the grid fins are compared to the trucks over to the bottom left. Really puts things in perspective! They've quite literally car sized :O