What Exactly Happened On SpaceX's Second Starship Launch Attempt!

What Exactly Happened On SpaceX's Second Starship Launch Attempt!

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[TheSpaceRaceYT]

What do you think, was Starship flight test #2 a success or failure? Let us know below!

[foggiertiger]

Can we change the thumbnail pleaseee it's very misleading

[SkulShurtugalTCG]

Some of that footage you used of the hot staging was a CGI render, not actual launch footage, you probably should have made a note of that.

[isaach]

acting like fake news with that thumbnail

[johnstewart]

Firing all 33 booster engines for full duration is something that the Soviets failed to accomplish during four launches of their giant N1 moon rockets

[fosstera]

The thumbnail is exceptionally misleading, as all 33 engines ran perfectly from liftoff to stage sep. You could instead use a picture of the booster in its final few seconds, ejecting massive plumes of gas from its engine compartment. That would be much better.

[cesarjom]

Getting all 33 Raptor first-stage engines firing and functioning flawlessly was an amazing success, as you mentioned in your report!!! 👋👋👋

[spl]

Is "The Space Race" and "The Tesla Space" the same channel? xD You'll both have very similar logo's and both released videos at the exact same time.

[TheXasTube]

I see it as a success.

All the problems that were identified on the first launch were fixed. Thats what you call 100% progress.

Lets hope they can repeat that feat with the 3rd launch.

[foxmccloud]

Either way, the launch was spectacular. Hope for success on the third launch.

[wadewilson]

Excitement was guaranteed. Excitement was delivered!

[alanbelancik]

I was amazed at all the success with technical complexity... explained in great detail. Then at 12:52 the schedule displayed FEBUARY. Ouch.

[jeffmckie]

Definite success even tho the thumbnail was meant to mislead. The thumbnail is from the first launch in case the author didnt know.

[ChrisRaynorMD]

The second test flight was amazing. Nearly flawless until stage separation. Although hot staging appeared to go off without a hitch, I suspect that the failure of the booster engines may have had something to do with the combination of hammering caused by the shutdown sequence of engines and the effects of the 6 engines being started atop the booster. Either way, I am excited about the third launch.

[sdunnsdunn]

Awesome video but you might want to fix the spelling of February.

[wxb]

Stage Zero looked like the Wreckage of Chernobyl after IFT no.1. Mad Props to the Engineers, Contractors, & Construction Crew for their hard work in preparation of IFT no.2. Super Mad Props to them bad-asses!

[Sciguy]

Even though it wasnt perfect, watching this behemoth just split in half and have the lower section turn around mid flight is just insane. I cant wait to see it work correctly.

[ZgemboAdislic-gi]

Your thumbnail says "What went wrong" but your video, even though informative did not answer that crucial question...

[richardmattocks]

Didn’t trash the pad, all engines fired. That right there is a HUGE achievement. The rest is just icing on the cake.

[cobra-judy-anspq]

Much better assessment this time around. I wouldn’t exclude completely the possibility of an IFT-3 by sometime in January. The rate of improvement in design and performance is only going to *_continue_* to accelerate. The volume of work needed to fix the issues from this flight is a small fraction of what was needed to fix the issues laid bare by IFT-1. And that pattern is only going to continue.