Elon Musk Reveals SpaceX Is Making Major New Changes To Starship!

Elon Musk Reveals SpaceX Is Making Major New Changes To Starship!

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[stanj]

The piers don't go down to bedrock (800-1000ft) but only 110-140ft to the clay layer. Also, by the time the video was released the white propulsion building had been demolished, and they'd removed Low Bay. The Ground Fabrication building has been deconstructing for about a week already. It'll be gone in a week.

[citizenblue]

A very important point to remember is that higher mass to orbit capability with such a large payload volume means that payload can be designed in lower-tech ways, since saving each and every gram of mass doesn't matter as much. This means PAYLOAD costs can decrease dramatically as well, further lowering the cost of satellites and space stations. This is an important, if not well understood concept.

[gaius_enceladus]

Great video!
One thing I'd LOVE to see - more startups focusing on *cleaning up* orbiting debris around the earth.
THAT is a thing that's just crying out for some brilliant creative thinkers to get onto!

[Cycy-omsp]

Yes, they ARE trying to rechange starship from the evolution of the falcon 9 to the BFR, Although it takes them quite a long time and the risk of bad stuff happening with starship is high.

[johnrday]

However Starbase need to complete their update/improvements to OLM. Their new watercooled steel plate must be fully tested with 6, 20 then 33 engines operating up to XX seconds at up to XX full thrust before they can contemplate a new launch date. We need to realise it is all experimental until they reach reliabilirty. We are counting on them and wish them well !

[JT-Works]

I feel like SpaceX is taking the eye off the prize of creating the MVP (Minimal Viable Product) of the Starship. I get being nimble, but optimizing the current design seems like it would faster than redesigning the Starship to be larger.

[bricefleckenstein]

2:04
The N1 was *THE* record holder for most powerful rocket to ever launch prior to 20 April.
PERIOD.
There is no "one of the" involved.

[bazoo]

risking to sound like a broken record, SpaceX would be well advised to focus on Raptor reliability rather than chasing thrust and chamber pressure records.

[brownstone]

We are so behind on an up to date space station that it will set us back 15 years. Can't figure out why we are still building these old style stations that have no future

[balaji-kartha]

SpaceX vehicles would be outrageously audacious and huge, that we can be sure!!

[john.dvollins]

As always thank you so very much Mr. House

[lovro]

The Scale of this operations is impressive .

[abamd]

I'm new to your channel, but I watch a number of videos on the subject. I wanted to give you some feedback, drones aren't allowed near the production or launch site. The only place people are able to get views with drones are near the old Massey's gun range. The arial photos you used from RGV are from an airplane at 10500 ft.

[Jaxvidstar]

Big question now is: Can the water deluge panels underneath stage0 handle multiple new powerful raptor engines?

[markdefelice]

Expendable ship components (stage 1 & starship) should be used in space infrastructure as in space stations !

[EdwardTilley]

Good video.
Those factory floor concrete pillars are likely gantry crane supports. The tented factories all have cranes that run the length of the floor and larger footings mean larger-capacity cranes.

[dropnoelfield]

One of Elons stated goals is to lift "as much as possible " to orbit. Its a step in the Mars mission

[Jimjon]

Dude, your interpretation of the spacex vision for starship earned a sub 👍

[trace]

The James Webb telescope isn't designed to be serviced do to it's distance from earth. But comment is true about Hubble. 10:33