Bad News for SpaceX's Starship! Good news for another Rocket!

Starship gets destacked, but why? New information regarding the second flight’s date! Another crew launches to the ISS, and Firefly has a fulminant comeback! Did you expect this?

#SpaceX #starship #elonmusk #starbase

Editing: John Young, Alex Potvin, Stefanie Schlang
Photography: John Cargile, John Winkopp & Stefanie Schlang
3D Animation: Voop3D
Script & Research: Eryk Gawron, Oskar Wrobel, Felix Schlang
Host: Felix Schlang
Production: Stefanie & Felix Schlang
Graphics & Media Processing: Jonathan Heuer, Felix Schlang

Credit:

⭐SpaceX
⭐NASA
⭐VirtualSpace_3D on Twitter: @Lolomatico3d
⭐The Ring Watchers on Twitter: @RingWatchers

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[Whataboutit]

So, when do you think the stars will finally align for the second Starship's launch? Leave your most precise guesses in the comments below!

[LaunchRecap]

Congratulations on 300 episodes Felix. Thanks to the WAI Team. You Rock ❤

[ejoshcoron]

With SpaceX developing a private version of Starlink for the military you'd almost think the US military could/would move things quicker citing strategic importance

[catbertz]

Congrats to Firefly! Congrats to WAI. May both of you continue to grow and SUCCEED for years to come! 🔥🚀

[kstaxman]

I have managed to see all of your previous videos.. I came on board with you when your were around video 80 or so.. loved them so much I went back and slowly managed to watch them all.. You've came a long way and it's been a crazy journey for you. Hope to watch the next few hundred God willing.

[Drone]

A delay by the FAA to ensure they aren’t hurting the environment? Gosh, it seems everyone I know visits the sand around the launch site and is intimately familiar with it. Such a big part of our lives, that square mile of sand. Remember how it was all we talked about before SpaceX went out there? No? Lol.

[andrespineda]

I don't understand the issue with the water deluge system on to the local environment. Hurricanes and other storms drop much more water into the wetlands on a regular basis.

[realulli]

3:15 the water discharged isn't toxic, but it's fresh water. I don't know the normal rain fall in that area, but I think the local flora could be affected if most of the ground water is brine or even sea water and the plants are adapted to that salinity.

On the other hand, it might be that the FAA is also crossing all the Is and crossing all the Ts by updating the statement and denying the opposition any chance to sue for not having the new plate in the considerations.

[e]

Leave it to Firefly to get you out of the world in a pinch.

This is a remarkable achievement and relevant not just for military purposes, but also for servicing space stations in a hurry.

[iandennis]

Thanks for the update and congratulations on 300 editions. It was a shame about the loss of the second stage of the electron rocket this morning I hope they are back up and running soon.

[chrischeshire]

Congratulations Felix and looking forward to the 400th episode hopefully with Starship in earth orbit.

[macneeuk]

300 already? Some of us have been here since before the name change 😎. One of the original channels and one of the best.

[greeneyedggirl]

Congratulations on episode 300!!! You've been one of favorite channels for years, thank you so much Felix and the entire WAI crew!

[drfirechief]

I'm all about SpaceX and its capabilities. But Firefly going from notification to launch in 24hrs is a whole new level of badassery! Between Firefly and SpaceX, I think we've got David and Goliath covered. You Rock!

[the_traveller_]

Congratulations to the WAI team for the 300th episode! Thank you so much for your hard work in providing us the latest news in spaceflight!

[onetrackstu]

Im glad you found myradar. I always used when I lived in FL. Congrats on the 300🎉 you rock!

[machineenvyllc]

Pretty sure more fresh water is dumped in the area from a normal rainstorm than what they can dump in a years worth of launches and tests

[depesche]

Hey Felix and community,
the great animations of a starship immersed in the atmosphere, shows us once again what extreme requirements this machine has to master. And this as only one act in a long chain of requirements. If all this should work out only rudimentarily, then definitely a celebration is to be proclaimed. Greetings Matze

[kayboku]

i do remember when this show started and the first series of episodes, great to see its still going, and is a powerhouse in starship and space news! Congratulations!

[UnsolvedMysteriesu]

In regards to the SHB methane tanks being individually tested, I think of why the booster’s methane system as a whole is tested. They test the system as a whole to ensure it can withstand the load, to check it for leaks, and many other things. I believe the testing of the individual tanks implies some troubleshooting process trying to locate a leak or vulnerability they’ve detected.