It Happened! First Starship V2 Nosecone Spotted: Massive Upgrade Revealed...

It Happened! First Starship V2 Nosecone Spotted: Massive Upgrade Revealed...===
00:00: Intro
Starship V2 revelation
05:32: Progress of the launch tower and Flight 5
07:47: Falcon Heavy payload problem
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SPOTTED! First Starship V2 Nosecone: Massive Upgrade Revealed...
Well, this exciting news!
The next-generation beast of the Starship family, the V2, has made its official debut at Starbase, poised to revolutionize the aerospace industry in the near future.
In addition to this milestone, significant progress is underway on Flight 5 and the construction of the launch tower.
Meanwhile, the next launch date for Falcon Heavy is facing delays due to payload issues.
With so much important news today, let's dive right in!
SPOTTED! First Starship V2 Nosecone Massive Upgrade Revealed...
The arrival of Starship V2 has been eagerly anticipated for some time now. It all began with Elon Musk's tweet last year after Flight 2, where he mentioned "Four more Starships, the last of V1." Subsequently, V2 was further discussed during the April presentation.
Amidst these developments, Starship has made significant strides following its first four flights, setting the stage perfectly for the introduction of V2.
While attention was focused on preparing for Flight 5 and constructing the new launch tower, SpaceX surprised everyone by unveiling the initial components of V2.
SPOTTED! First Starship V2 Nosecone Massive Upgrade Revealed...
On the morning of July 14th, a prototype part emerged from Starfactory, immediately recognizable as the nosecone by its silhouette visible through the factory's glass door. Shortly after, it officially emerged, revealing numerous new features in both design and auxiliary parts, indicating this is indeed a new prototype.
Following its unveiling, the nosecone was moved into the High Bay. I'm eagerly anticipating the stacking process to commence soon. Elon Musk's announcement a few months ago about six Starship V2 prototypes gives me confidence that production of the first prototype should begin now to meet this target, especially since we're already in mid-July.
Now, let's address the topic that's likely on everyone's mind: How will Starship V2 differ from its predecessor?
Elon Musk has commented, "This is an important design improvement," indicating that there will be significant changes and advancements in the new iteration.
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To be resolved, thank you.

[jcdisci]

I haven't felt nor seen this kind of space excitement since the launch of Apollo 11 and Armstrong's step on the moon. I was 12, standing on a sidewalk watching a 12" B&W TV through a stores front window. (OMG! WHEN did I get this old?!)

[ninecentral]

I love your videos. Stay awesome, Kevin!

[jimclester]

Yes, i’m loving what’s going on at star base Texas!

[michaelweir]

So excited about V2!!! Ready do go by the end of he year!!!!

[allen]

Yes, I can't wait to see Starships V 2 in flight this is going to be awesome..!!🚀🚀

[fw]

I was a kid when we stepped foot on the moon. I’ve been right next to one of the Apollo capsules. This thing is SOOO much bigger than an Apollo. It’s freaking HUGE! I hope I live long enough to see one of these land back on the Moon. Musk is one hell of an impressive guy.

[MichalCilekAI]

thanks a lot, great explanation and details, yes

[JamieR]

Wow, already moved the flaps!? Crazy fast progress!

[michaelpetty]

A pleasant episode, without the usual repeating filler.

[clay-twgc]

I suspect that some of the booster 12 tests were catching operation tests. For instance, the booster was loaded with a minimum amount of unchilled propellants. This most likely simulated propellant conditions prior to catch and also safely unloading such propellants post catch.

[rodneylee]

Can't believe they moved the flaps already. How do they move so fast?

[yippeekiyay]

Couldn't help but keep looking at the dent

[timgallant]

Yes when is the next lunch going to be?

[gottfriedheumesser]

There must be greater changes in Starship design when the FAA permit is faster than Elon wants to launch the next Starship.
A major redesign of the heat shield takes a lot of work and time.

[fionajack]

“”With so many important news today””

Informative content today, less filler. But why does your editing allow opening sentences like the one above to slip through

[moonman]

"Thank You!"

"To The Point!"

"""❣️"""

"""👍😎👌"""

[rickvisser]

is the second stage of falcon heavy different from falcon 9 in type of tech? Like when Falcon 9 is grounded because of an issue, can it be a same system that is also on Falcon Heavy or are those two not related beside the name "falcon" cause I always thought is where just 3 falcon 9's put together.

[SpaceX_daboi]

GUYS ITS HAPPENING STAY CALM, STAY F*CKING CALM

[the_new_project]

Oh man that was way too short. Thanks anyway.

[petermcguire]

Is SpaceX wants to save a whole lot of time. They need to learn to combine trips they shouldn't keep running that rocket ship back down the road back and forth they should be able to get it all done at one station and never need to go back to that station again. Keep that rocket factory running in the right direction quit backing it up with stuff coming back from the test stats.