Speaking of Starship test, SpaceX is soaring towards a stellar finish line, New Starship upgrade..

SpaceX is steadily progressing towards the final stages of completing Starship test
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Hello friends,
Welcome back to another episode by Engineering Today, and hope you’re all having a great time.

We’re back with some interesting SpaceX and Starship updates.

HUGE THANKS TO:

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To be resolved, thank you.

[Wrangler-fpei]

Thank you soldiering on doing these reports. I appreciate the updates you do. I hope Starship finally is successful, to be used as space station would be fascinating.

[jojones]

Can you clip the high pitch of the voice at the beginning of a new sentence. If not I will continue to watch muted with CC.
I enjoy the information and visual presentation. Looking forward to the next one.

[jameswilson]

Interesting to note that once two Starships were docked nose to nose, and then the no longer needed engine sections were jettisoned, Bezos's orbital reef would be obsolete before his first module was ever launched. As in this video, docking ports on the sides would allow two more starships or Falcons to visit.

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It has been out for a while, but the new calmer intro music is still very nice.

[TheCebulon]

Imagine, they decontaminate the fuel sections and open them up. The volume would be gigantic. Having two or more of these will be a colossal station.
Now dock some tanker Starships and move it to the Moon or Mars.

[jimmorris]

Great job on a deep dive analysis on door and loading mechanism structure and functions

[Istandby]

It was a test flight. Therefore it's not a failure.

[doltsbane]

I realize that it's a lot harder to come by information on the subject, but how about an update on the New Glenn launch vehicle? Have there been any developments?

[Wonder]

You should do explainer videos talking about the engineering of the starship or other rockets

[MoonLandingz]

so tired of the messaging that Starship can transport 100 people. Maybe if they were unconscious and stacked on top of each other. Its more practical to say it could transport 5-10 people and even that would be pushing it.