SpaceX Starship: Epic Milestones & Expansion! Ship 25 Static Fire, and the FINAL 2X Starship

In today's video, we journey through the bustling activity at SpaceX's Starbase. From the installation of the water deluge system, to the expansion of the tank farm, we cover all the updates from the orbital launch pad. But that's not all! Join us as we explore the progress at the suborbital launch pad, witness the stacking of the final 20-series Starship, and speculate about the future milestones of the 30 series. We also bring you the highlights of NASA and SpaceX's 28th commercial resupply mission to the International Space Station and the installation of improved rollout solar arrays. Not to be missed are the significant milestones of United Launch Alliance and the latest launches from China. And we can't forget Artemis updates, including the certification tests of upgraded RS-25 engines, progress in the manufacturing of the Exploration Upper Stage, and preparations for the upcoming Artemis missions. Plus, we share the groundbreaking achievement of oxygen extraction from lunar soil. All of this and more, let's go!

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[holographic_red]

Easily one of the best channels for following the progress at starbase, uncluttered and to the point! :)

[mrmaverick]

It feels so awesome to be right at a time right before humanity really expands to space. The future is now!

[michaelthemaker]

My heart dropped when Matt said this will be the final episode of space this week

[emmersonbull]

Love your work Matt, as a space enthusiast myself it is very useful to get this information from such a reliable (and enjoyable) source.

[conorc]

‘Space this week’ is the highlight of every Monday for me!

[robertholle]

Matt's narration is easy to understand and seamless. Much appreciated by me and a couple million of my closest friends
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[UsherBirnam]

Easily the best space news channel, who else am I going to watch, Scott Munly?

[thegoldendumdum]

Showing the cranes next to that mangled launch pad really off shows how massive it is. 😮

[Trailmaker.]

I'm actually watching this from Florida, spent the day at the Kennedy space center

[nexola]

Can't wait for Vulcan's launch

[ptugugm]

Great! another starship ready to blow up

[emeraldislands]

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for a second i actually thought space this week was canceled

[Alo]

Aww I missed out on being in a Matt Lowne video by a mere 2 minutes. For ULA’s FRF we have a grand total of like 2 seconds of footage in the LCC that shows about 2-3 min before ignition, and I was in the room prepping to be console operator for detanking. Oh well there’s always next time!

[Rbobbe]

You scared the willies out of me! I thought for an instant No more space this

[DemonBakon]

not sure what happened about 10 videos ago, there was an ad every 5 minutes and then a 5 minute paid advertisment in the middle. decided to give you another chance and im glad you've caught sense.

[ahuman]

I don’t know how he does it, but this random British guy sounds like a trained professional in rocket science when he’s doing space this week.

[theredstonehive]

There is a closure scheduled on Wednesday possibly for a Ship 25 Static Fire

[abdelhakimchibani]

As always a pleasure to watch your videos!

[scottyallen]

Thanks for these updates, one of the best sources for Starbase info. ROSA is deployed via stored mechanical "strain" energy in the tubular structures on the outer edges of the array, not kinetic energy.

[ChiIIKat]

the end of that driving shot really puts in perspective the size of starhip. 2:30