SpaceX Starship explodes during test flight

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[ellavaderknows]

With the knowledge gleaned from today's launch, changes can be made to future flights. For example, next time the rocket can spin the other way, before it explodes.

[angmak]

Elon said yesterday: As long as it doesnt blow up on the start panel its a huge sucess.

[newtoniano]

In case someone doesn't know, everyone knew it was gonna explode. It is a test, no one had in mind seeing it land.

[istherenofreename]

SpaceX CEO expects it to replace the airplane by 2030. I think I'll pass thanks.

[ultrajd]

These things are going to happen. It’s not a failure. It’s a valuable lesson learned.

[treatYu]

Why this news is so negative, it explodes after 4min of flying and you only show explosion of it

[francisconikotian]

Idk I wouldn't buy a ticket to Mars yet

[andyt]

Been watching different analysis by aerospace engineers. The all seem pretty confident thrown debris, due to no flame diverters, damaged the rocket. and lay that blame squarely in Musk’s lap for overriding his engineers warnings specifically about the need for flame diverters.

[Rob-egqc]

Always the best part of rocket lift offs the big explosions they create, obviously with no crew on board though.

[kkk]

Hilarious to see people trash talk about Elon when something doesn’t go right. Haters are everywhere. People who enjoy others fail when they haven’t accomplished 1/10000 of what Elon had accomplished.

He stated that as long as it doesn’t blow up the launch pad, it’s a success. Test flight for a reason.

See you guys in the next video cause we all know haters will continue to go out of their way and watch from the sideline.

[cliff]

And the Americans made everyone to believe that they sent some men to moon 60 years back.😅😅😅

[gamakris]

Chinese government representatives recently said Elon Musk would be taught a “ lesson “, today his rocket explodes. Perhaps this is what they were talking about.

[dudeaciousmonstrosity]

Anyone not sucked into Musk's cult can easily see through their definition of success and how they spin it accordingly. It exploded.

[johnryan]

Silly me, I thought the objective was to go into orbit 🤔

[growbear]

What a crummy control room! And why the clapping after the explosion?

[alecmatthews]

I guess Nuclear Nadal was right after all... Y'all shouldn't have made it more pointy.

[einszweidrei]

Building a motorcycle a 150 years ago it would be the same procedure and same reactions. Test engine, engine blow probably up, fix issues, build again, build a proper frame, wheeles etc., put it all together. Some wouldve been cheeeing for the success, for the hard work and for the visionary, even if that thing at least holds only a quarter mile after the piston burtsts though the cylinderhead and sets the tank on fire, while the shortthinkers and assholes just see a failed project.

Human experiance doesnt change. The only thing that change is the the appearance of the world around us.

[GiggsyLfcNN]

So if people have landed on the moon and came back in 1966, why do rockets explode now?

[reddeviluk]

If at first you don't succeed... EXPLODE

[hansudowolfrahm]

after 50 years of successful space operations why does it explode from spacex like 80% of the time🤷