SpaceX Starship 6,000 ton Capability, and SpaceX Joins FAA for Legal Battle, Axiom 2, Unity 25

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SpaceX is absolutely going full steam with upgrades, not just at the launch site, but everything at the build site that supports it. A potential 20% increase in the size of Starship full stack with the SpaceX Starship 6,000 ton Capability!? Yep. Diving right into that too. SpaceX Joins FAA for Legal Battle, the amazing Axiom 2 mission, with much more Falcon 9 action through the week, and loads, loads more. Let's get stuck into it.

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[harlech]

I wish my father had lived to see SpaceX in a fast-forward sprint. He grew up watching Buster Crabbe in Buck Rogers when he was a boy. He was raised and lived in Huntsville, AL and made a stop at the US Space and Rocket Center every year just to see what was new. He would be absolutely be blown away by SpaceX.

[cabanford]

Liking the fast release pace. Great channel & excellent efforts Marcus

[aldunlop]

With all the focus on Starship it’s easy to just take Falcon 9 for granted. What a machine! I remember hoping for it to ever get to orbit, now it’s so reliable it’s like a bus to space, launching at least every week, sometimes twice! The engineers that build Falcon and Dragon must be so proud of their work, they rock!

[richardhamilton-gibbs]

Marcus, you do a better job from Tasmania than anybody I watch in the US.

Thanks for being here. You're a gem.

[vishalthescientist]

Thank you for making these videos! You provide just the right balance of depth and quantity, for me at least. Keep it up!

[twothreefour]

This is my go to channel for space news. Thank you

[mistymick]

You guy’s couldn’t possibly have packed more information into one video. I’m exhausted just watching it. Well done Marcus and team.

[Joe_Zajac]

Great info! They are moving right along. Can’t wait to see the pad ready to go and being tested. Thanks, Marcus!

[Vodhin]

Always looking forward to your Saturday updates. I really enjoy just listening to your top shelf presentation.

[iamaduckquack]

One thing is for certain, they will have to do a full power static fire to truly test the new foundations. A 50% test simply won't be enough

[airborneal]

Great episode, Marcus. Cheers to the entire team!

[cipedead]

What a week. Thank you for a another amazing look at space and I just can not believe how much SpaceX has change & grown over the years. Not many space companies would do that. Thank you MH and your team.

[RajatKumar-yfdu]

You give us deep insight in the development of spacex and other space event.
Love your videos marcus❤️
Love your charming voice too❤️

Keep it up we are with you 😍

[johnrday]

Marcus this is one of yr best videos +comments ever - good up to date info - well done.

[korakys]

My first time watching a Marcus House video on a Saturday. Greetings from New Zealand!

[JoeyBlogs]

1:29 Will be interesting to see how that cooling system performs.

[jmaldo]

Excellent, an all-in-one video to keep up with the space industry, gracias.

[rjswas]

We got more this time, but i wish we could watch the crew the whole time, like their reactions when the F9 fires and launches. From Tas.

[THX..]

The QD arm may have been replaced because it's not compatible with current gen boosters. Or it's design changed for other reason and they were waiting till after the launch to change it out.

[kenhazelbaker]

Marcus...you and your team are amazing!! I thought several previous episodes were as info packed as possible, but this sets a new mark, particularly for squeezing in the BADR-8 that just happened, but you caught it all - even deployment!
For me, the highlight is the personal perspective and context you fit all the info in with arrows and commentary on many details no one else seems to mention,
Like clamps out for piling clearance, build details of fin attach, even new crane arrival.
Thanks for the meticulous details and last minute details. Yes, others may have posted earlier in the week the same info, but you put a refreshing dialogue and footage to back it up like AX-2 crew experiencing G's etc. Again, unique to your perspective. Thanks SO MUCH to all of you!
ps: I'd like to see a graphic on the earth globe of which direction they head at take off, an X for drone ship and another X at stage separation with a mark for where the satellites hang out in geo-synch or a two headed arrow to show orbit travel path. Hope that's not asking to much, but it would help this 77 yr old retired construction engineer in Utah who laments not being an astronaut because he was 1" to tall, but has studied, watched and lived every minute of everything space since sputnik...and you are my go to guy as tops in sharing and explaining it all. Thanks, again, I love your stuff and fresh exuberance!