SpaceX Starship First, Intelsat G-33/G-34, HOTBIRD 13F, Crew 4 return, NASA CAPSTONE alive and more

I don’t know about you, but seeing a full stack of Starship again this week has been hugely exciting. That was the very first full stack for Booster 7 and Ship 24! There is a lot to cover today including a bunch of interesting vehicle construction in the pipeline, and amazing aerial views. The International Space Station crew rotation is always fun with Crew Dragon performing its duties beautifully. Crew 5 settling in with Crew 4 return. We had SpaceX's mind bending landing time-lapse from the drone ship perspective, but one that also witnessed almost the full Falcon 9 trajectory. Oh yes, that Intelsat G-33/G-34 launch was a fun one for a few reasons. We had the SpaceX HOTBIRD 13F as I was clicking the render button, and then we’ve got a lot more to dive into as well like NASA CAPSTONE being alive and well. Let’s light this candle.

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[hub]

SpaceX is the one hopeful, aspirational entity that keeps me working and going forward everyday. It holds all my hopes. May we get to Mars within the next decade, lest I my fear is we won't make it at all.

[ilmarinen]

Can't wait to see that Falcon Heavy launch again!

[benjamincrom]

Happy Saturday from Canada 🇨🇦 everyone! Have a great weekend.

[danuttall]

That extended view of the Falcon 9 launch from the drone ship was fantastic.

[PDLM]

Glad they saved the Capstone, I just read yesterday of the failure to reach proper orbit and now this morning, they saved it! Fantastic.

[scoots]

Amazing to be alive to watch this. I was always saddened that I’d possibly not be alive to watch space exploration take off in my lifetime. So much progress here and other companies reaching for the stars, it brings a lot of joy and hope for the future

[GlennTillema]

In case anyone is wondering, @1:42 that's a special metal tape called, "speed tape." It's never used as a permanent solution but is usually good for a few flights or in this case the one.

[FerociousPancake]

Marcus House is my favorite source of space news! Narration skills out of this world!

[frankhaugen]

Flying a rocket repeatedly is so routine it's hard to forget that ten years ago it was impossible, and nobody else have so far done it yet SpaceX makes it look really simple. Also, two rockets with 28 flights between them is really good in financial terms!

[politenessman]

I watched the SpaceX hotbird launch via my new Starlink setup. we are getting closer to the future we were promised when I was a kid.

[evan]

I always enjoy starting out my Saturday with a bit of "Hey, hey!"

[brettcoster]

The DART result is absolutely terrific. We need to work out how much is due to the ejecta (I think there was more of that than anticipated) and how much is from the impact itself. But to have got such a result from a first attempt is very very gratifying.

[Volamek]

I got my wife saying "hey, hey" at the beginning of episodes now. Marcus House Saturday morings is a staple in my house. Thanks for the consistent quality! Great episode!

[plantnerdguy]

Sitting in the Carpark waiting for my teenage daughter to finish watching a movie with friends and the Marcus House video drops. Great news

[Klaatu-ijuz]

With the incredible complexity and pace of the SpaceX complexes underway, I wonder where does SpaceX obtain their trained construction and assembly personnel? They all appear to know exactly what to do with skill and efficiency. Just all so INCREDIBLE!

[jimboable]

Thank you for all your help with all the technical answers to so many questions...!!!!

[volkris]

I'm so glad to see the channel get back to weekly news updates!
That's the real attraction to this channel.

[robfive]

Another fact packed video. .
Looking forward to Artemis next month (fingers crossed) Thank you MH + Team for this great update of space goodness.

[thewfox]

The highlight of the week! Thanks a lot!

[derekwood]

Thanks for another weekly summary. A thought on the B7 engine covers.. If the covers around the perimeter of B7 are MUCH weaker an Engine RUD could have somewhere to go (through the shield).. put a big tough "shield" on it and a RUD might be contained, reflecting back towards the other engines.. Just a guess.