What Exactly Happened On SpaceX's SIXTH Starship Test Flight!

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[sgufanboy]

I love how SpaceX aren't afraid to throw stuff up expecting it to explode and to show snd tell everything that is happening in real time

[cratecruncher]

One small step for a banana. One giant leap for bananakind.

[raxeon]

I love how the video is titled What exactly happened And then halfway through the video you say that you can't say what exactly happened.

[callumcurtis]

Loss of comms with tower was the reason for booster catch abort according to musk .

[SebastianWellsTL]

Starship just keeps looking more and more epic!!! 😎

[kristinaF]

Come, Mister Space ship, carry me banana. Daylight come and me wan' go home.

[nixes]

I like that your videos are straight to the point. No useless information. All the information in the video is actually useful.

[alexanderx]

The nose dive is probably the single most important capability to make ship catches possible. Without some ablility to use the atmosphere to navigate to their target, there simply wouldnt be enough control authority to get the precision needed to approach the tower. Remember booster is not going anywhere near as fast when its in space so the gridfins and chines dont need to compensate for the very large error margins you get from traveling mach 23 with almost no control. Shuttle acheived it because it was a big ass glider. The wings dominated the craft to make targeted landing possible.

[alexholt]

Love how they had to tie down the banana. Just in case it went berserk trying to break free from the cargo bay. (which might have still happened though.. notice how the whole thing went up in flames at the end, almost certainly as a result of the hull being literally torn to shreds from within by the unleashed banana.

[NOM-X]

"that's why they are going to the Moon first."
Thanks for the episode.

[fcanderson]

Well the best channel that I've watched on SpaceX so informative so easy to understand and you covered a lot of ground and you weren't yelling at the microphone so I like it very much I like your presentation I like the content and the commentary well done thank you for existing

[michaeldemarco]

Nothing went wrong. It was a test fight. An early test flight at that.

[profcpbl]

Yes there's atomic oxygen in Earth's ionosphere, but that's not the point. As I understand it, the point is that Mars is mostly CO2, so when you break everything into simple ions you have 2/3 oxygen, atoms (ions), whereas in Earth's 78% N2 atmosphere, the atomic species are only 20% oxygen atoms. @1:30

[chrmats]

SN 042 on the landed Starship (renders), wow! Where are we now, 034?

[PaulADAigle]

If they decide to place a tanker in orbit, they may want to include solar panels and multiple Ionic thrusters to keep it stable and to adjust for better connections in transferring the fuel (oxygen & methane). A permanent Starship-sized tanker could be refilled with Falcon 9 in increments or an additional Starship. Having a permanent tanker orbiting would greatly assist in future endeavors.

[luis._.mistaken]

I love your presentation, as I hate lazy AI contributers!

[Mr-wvtu]

And yet there is STILL stupid people that deny that space even

[ianfoltin]

i think that they confirmed that the booster was fine but some sensors on the tower indicated that it might have bean damaged so they didn't risk it

[newdog]

Journey before destination! Bridge Four!! Great series! lol

[tmuny]

We definitely need to see the progress of the crew cabin and the complicated life support system that we are definitely going to need to land on Mars ! To me, this is the most important part of the ship.