SpaceX Starship SN10 could fly in February - Will it land successfully?

⭐ Cosmic Perspective - SpaceX Starship SN9 Landing Explosion in Slow Motion

⭐ Trevor Mahlmann - I captured a SpaceX Falcon 9 flying directly in front of the Moon!!

A HUGE THANK YOU TO
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The production crew: Brenton Myers, Brendan Lewis, GameplayReviewUK

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[gamergod]

"How not to land an Orbital Rocket - Vol.2" is comming together wonderfully.

[THEmickTHEgun]

It would be a dream come true if the slow mo guys managed to capture some epic moments from falcon 9 and starship launches and landings

[AllanWake]

"We need to fail down here so we don't fail up there."
-"First Man - Neil Armstrong"

[cosmicphoto]

I'm impressed that SN9 actually "landed" on the landing pad and didn't destroy anything else.

[andyabajo]

"We should be failing. If we are not failing we are not innovating enough" - Elon Musk

[roseboo]

What is amazing is that the both ships landed on there assigned pads showing good control of the decent.

[zulu]

SN9's specialty was delays and leaning; SN10 was rolled out earlier than expected so hopefully it will be early to fly as well!

[Doug_Morgan]

The flames early in flight are from the engine that restarted successfully. You have your perspective turned around because it was inverted at the end. The camera view of the engines is from the leeward side so the failed engine is the one to the right at the rear of that internal view.

[alexandermallett]

Dont mind me feeding the algorithm, SPACEX spacex, Falcon 9, SpacexFalcon9 SN9 sn9 Serial Number 9 Serial number 10 Boca Chica

[bobjoatmon]

Years ago my instructor told me the most accurate description of C4 going off was "Rapid Combustion" (because all explosives have a 'burning rate' just like combustible gas and liquid) so every time I hear RUD (rapid unscheduled disassembly) I mentally ask "what was the burn rate". SN9 had a beautiful rapid combustion if you like explosions but I don't want to see another one... Go SN10!

[MyLifeInVideos]

can't wait until the day we see star ships taking off every day

[NeonVisual]

The debris from the engine bay was just some foil heat protection.

[tinkeringinthailand]

I am looking forward to a successful SN landing, which WILL happen, eventually.

[aidanh.]

I was meant to have my last final exam of the day during the sn9 flight, thank you whoever vaused the range violation, thanks to you the launch was after my tests

[Sean-siig]

Was told to leave a comment for the algorithm test

[joshuawiggins]

great work Marcus as always I love all the attention and excitement going on around SpaceX great to see so many into space these days, SN8 and SN9 were just steps needed for SN10's perfect landing can't wait hope it sticks the landing perfect.

[clovissangrail]

Very nice breakdown of the SN9 incident.

[WayneTheSeine]

Great info as always Marcus. Yea, the slo-mo video was stunning. At least the point of impact was dead in the center of the landing pad. That in itself is an incredible accomplishment. Neopork's work is incredible.

[MTMAJORGAMING]

''Hard landing and a rapid energetic unschuedeled reassembly''' that's the best way to describe a crash right there haha!

[JayPatel-ugnh]

SN9 : kaboom!
SN10 : Sweating profusely! 🙀
Elon to SN10 : Do or Die💀