Why does the SpaceX Starship keep EXPLODING?

Why does the SpaceX Starship keep EXPLODING?
Nowadays, we are listening to a lot about going to space, colonizing mars, but how will we do that when the SpaceX starship that was once assured to take us to mars keeps on exploding every time it is launched?
In today's video, we are going to talk about everything related to the interiors of Starship and why it always explodes. Are you ready to go on an amazing journey to discover the answers to all your questions related to the SpaceX Starship? If yes, stay with us till the end of this video.

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[artronicsyt]

I'm wondering why don't you have a Million Subscribers!

[kevinmorgan]

This launch seemed to fail because the mounting of the thruster to the body of the rocket. The base seemed to crumple first as if the engine burst it's anchors, literally resulting in the engine thrusting itself through the rocket, rather than lifting the rocket, the weight of the rocket caused the tower to collapse, ripping away at the base of the cone under the weight, and torque of the engine. (apologies for my lack of accurate technical terms).

[Roguescienceguy]

Am not panicked at all. They'll have a fully functional starship by the start of 2024. I mean, common, it's SpaceX People! There is nothing those crazy geniuses can't do

[chipart]

Getting to Mars, maybe in my lifetime.

[yimmy]

Great things come with great compromises, just saying. It's an expensive fireworks show only until it works

[hamsandwich]

Short answer, Because it is a prototype, prototypes will do this but normally you won't see this because normally prototyping is not made publicly visible, SpaceX is unique in this as they stream every flight they do, prototype or not

[mirba]

Until we don't find how to go through Van Allen's belts, we don't go anywhere.

[nirishchowdary]

Space x was stoped using stain less steel and start using carbon fibre

[luzmontalvo]

Jeeps exploring because BOTHERS NG can go past the Vanderbuikd Belt

[deborahquinn]

A previous successful launch design initially might need to be a separate component from the current overly powerful one it would need to transition to in order to achieve your goals . -

[frederik_hd]

*AAAHHH* Not 18 meters they are *50* meters *!!!*