Evolution of SpaceX Starship #shorts

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Evolution of SpaceX starships

Design of the Falcon 9 began in 2005. It first launched in 2010. These rockets use RP-1 kerosene as rocket fuel.
Elon Musk first described his reusable interplanetary rockets in 2012. It was originally called the Mars Colonial Transporter. The Dragon used this rocket to take astronauts to the International Space Station in April, 2021.

Martian Starships will use the Falcon Superheavy Rocket. Starships use 30 Raptor engines. These rockets burn a mix of liquid methane and oxygen. The Starship will have several stages, making it similar to the Saturn V rockets that took us to the Moon. However, the Starship is about thirty feet taller than the Saturn rockets.

SpaceX spacecraft are unique, because they are designed to be reusable. This is why SpaceX was designing rockets that could return to the launch pad instead of crash into the ocean. The methane fuel burns cleaner so less work is required to reuse the rockets.

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[robertseaton]

You need to do more research. You are not completely wrong but you are getting alot incorrect.

[MM-matt]

Starship WILL NOT be using Falcon Heavy to get to Mars. Falcon and Starship are entirely separate systems that use different engines.

[oscarjulius]

Great Video but a few inaccuracies, first its not the Falcon Superheavy, just Superheavy. Next Starship is only taller than the Saturn V if it's stacked with the Superheavy (Starship 50m + Superheavy 69m = 119m / Saturn V 111m).
Still nice video.

[literate-aside]

There is no timeline or evolution. Dates are wrong, and StarShip only has two stages. Wtf is this?

[fmemeinator]

It's the entire rocket with the booster that's taller than the saturn V
Not just the starship

[REEbott]

The switching between referring to the starship as the super-heavy booster plus the actual starship vehicle and just the starship vehicle itself gets confusing but the starship vehicle only has 6 raptors the super-heavy booster has 33 also The dragon capsule has been supplying the ISS since 2020 and it's not called a "falcon super-heavy" it's just called a "super-heavy".

[JebediahKerb]

Yeah so many inconsistencies and jumping between Falcon & Dragon and starship.

[alpineiii]

bro im just confused with the way ur formatting this. At one time u talk about the falcon 9 and then instantly talk about starship without any transition

[juliosantosdrmrcontaantiga]

wrong* infooo kkkk 0:44, Saturn rocket its bigger and the comparaction is not the right side by side lol, side by side is saturn rocket and the starship, but starship has a booster under him, it does not show in the side by side. I hope u understand.

[maryk.padilla]

This is so exciting only one concern how does the the burning of that fuel affect our atmosphere? Global warming?

[i-_-am-_-g]

This guy really just called a superheavy booster a "falcon superheavy rocket" hahahaha, how to tell people you jumped on the spacenews hype without having any form of education on the matter.

[LP-xezv]

Searching for this kind of content for long time

[justinburcaw]

I'm presuming Musk has no plans of returning starship back to earth⸮

[Mrwinners]

Multiple errors in this, starship is 50m saturn V is 110m booster +starship is 120m so only 10 meters taller

[clayczarmahinay]

Why does the music in the beginning sound like katekyo hitman reborn when tsuna is there to fight

[technologyspace]

Awesome content. Good Animation. Keep it up 👍

[rickrobitaille]

Imagine all the leading rocket scientists during the Manhattan project watching this with jaws dropped 😎🚀

[jamesalexander]

These times are so exciting for going to space and beyond, but the cursed covid took out all the excitement. Here's to better days ahead! Peace on earth and goodwill to all ✨

[ftanker]

If starship taller then saturn V
So i imagine that so big rocket

[junjieromero]

2020 it's sent astronaut to ISS, from 2020 untill 2021