SpaceX Starship Full Stack! Official Starship Orbital Launch Window Update! Falcon Heavy Launch!

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SpaceX has stacked Ship 24 and Booster 7 at Starbase, is planning a wet dress rehearsal and a full 33-Raptor static fire, and on top of that, Elon Musk has given a new orbital Starship launch estimate! We're now looking at February for a possible Starship flight! Falcon Heavy is getting ready for yet another spectacular launch, Stoke Space wants to build the holy grail of rockets and much more!

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Photography: Kevin Randolph, aka Chief, John Winkopp & Stefanie Schlang

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[Whataboutit]

What do you think? Launch in January, February, or March?

[kking]

If this thing makes it to orbit without an unscheduled RUD, it will go down as one of the most insane feats of human ingenuity ever, even more so than the Saturn V and SLS. If the SLS is a Hippo, the Starship is an overgrown elephant in a literal size allusion. Starship is like half the size of the One World Tower in NYC. Its insane! Its like strapping 20 MAOB bombs to the bottom of a rocket and controlling the explosions into orbit. I cannot wait, and I fully credit SpaceX for reigniting Americas fascination with Space.

[HunterLynch]

So glad you are streaming again!!! I love your rocket launch streams

[danielscheibe]

FeliX you rock! I can't wait for Starship launch! :)

[Kevin]

Hey Felix, I've been chasing your channel for months and I'm always excited about your episodes. Please continue like this and look forward to the future with WAI and SpaceX! You rock!🤘

[dherman]

You're the first major Space channel with these updates. And the view count proves it. Great updates!

[Carimm]

I'm feeling very excited and anxious for this next set of launches. I'm a huge science fiction fan and the test launch phase is always celebrated and this feels like I'm living in this time. People will look back on this in history the same way we look back at the launches that sent us to the moon for the first time.

[z-beeblebrox]

Love that Truck Commercial energy from Stoke Space lmao

[grantcurrin]

Been a fan of SpaceX for many years, Starship development has been infinitely awesome, thanks WAI for all your insights, making the most of this SnailX period. Once the launch happens they are going to speedup to their usual SpeedX development!

[jmchez]

I am pretty sure that they can do a successful orbital test. It is the recovery with the chopsticks that would make me sit semi-paralyzed in awe when it happens for the first time.

[richardstansbury]

Didn't think I could be more excited than starship but the Stoked space idea sounds amazing

[joeont]

WAI is one of the highest quality channels in my subscription list. I always look forward to new releases.

[achimaufachse]

Wenn das Ding endlich abhebt, mach ich ne Flasche Wein auf und ich hasse Wein 🍷.

[luxtempestas]

I'm a fan of SpaceX and a fan of Felix! Thanks for your work bringing space news for us! 😁

[randomphil]

Conveyor stack style release mechanism is a lot more difficult to pull off, especially in space where gravity does not assist. Each one needs to be pushed down and out individually with the current slot iteration.

[sgfx]

8:20 It is unknown whether they will perform a full test of all the engines at once or not. Incremental testing may suffice. Conducting a full set of engine tests while the rocket is locked down would exert significantly more stress on the stage 0 and the booster than it would experience during launch. It may not be necessary to do this.

[zacharysinger]

I met WAI cameraman Chief will visiting starbase in august. Just like the rest of the WAI team, he was enthusiastic, knowledgeable, and friendly.

[SpaceDoc]

Otro entretenido capítulo Felix! Y con energía renovadas!!! 💪🏻

[bradleytreakle]

I'm sorry I have been watching you forever but this is the first good video since you left and went to the USA. Thanks and keep it up.

[gregzsidisin]

The test stresses put on each hold-down are likely to well exceed 250 tons, since that is "just" the nominal launch weight divided evenly among the 20. They must take into account uneven distributions and other effects such as stresses due to wind on the vehicle, not to mention the usual safety factors, quite possibly 1.5x to 2x. (You did cover the base with your "at least".)