SpaceX Orbit Largest Spacecraft In History also SpaceX Destroy Largest Spacecraft In History.

Maybe this has been discussed before, but why don't they make a sliding payload door?? Like internally sliding around the center point of the diameter of the ship??

Predictions for future flights; SpaceX will use the Quick Save/Load. Docking will use the Matt Lowne lazy method. Ralph Macchio will manually operate the chopsticks. SpaceX will redeem the free cup of coffee with their 5th FAA launch license.

So, the N1 attempt was really possible but technically difficult at that time.

Scott, thank you for in deep explanation of IFT3. I don't have same amount of excess time now days. I re-discovered this whole Space world during COVID year. You are doing my days better. Keep going and whish you the best for your family.

Why they do not designed it to have Crew dragon on top??
Then you have a good escape system and it is sooner human rated.
Cannot see humans onboard Starship any time soon.

All those bits flying debris , isn’t that dangerous for space station and satellites

amazing video thank you for this wonderful explanation and illustrations 💜 subscribed!

A long way from conolizing mars, BUT what so many neysayers dont get: With this third vehicle, actually crudely hammered together in a shed somehwere in nowhere land and completely prototype, space x now already has the most capable launch system ever created. the booster and the starship seemed to have worked flawlessly up to (almost) reaching orbit. with the three prototypes that already sit around at the launch site they theoretically could lift the entire mass of the ISS into orbit when used in expendable mode. right now. this year, for peanuts of money compared to what it historically took to get the space station there. BLOODY HELL! thats already epic and it just can get better from here on.

Actually Pi is not a transcendental figure, someone figured it out a few years ago. It ends like 10,000 decimal places out!

I am very happy with this progress, I am just abhorred that this bitcoin clown musk is behind this.

well done Scott and X, - after seeing that - there is so much potential with incorrect re entry angle and all - the internal pressure vapour a bit left field = room for improvement - so a 2 month wait ! - till the net fix?, time to scratch Artemis and focus the real space ship.

yeah i'm not wrong when i see the first live on-board footage of reentry ever, watching the whole spacecraft engulf in plasma is awesome

Rumor has it.elon musk got his penis stuck in the thrusters.

well done starship launch 3 your brothers are proud! also FU elon haters. he has some shitty views on some things but dont let that make you hateful towards the good things hes doing for humanity like this! its only you missing out!

Did the venting of the "gas" via the door cause the roll??

Great breakdown dude. What an awesome day! Keep up the good work.

My uneducated opinion would be that the booster still needs that entry burn although I assume they don't have the fuel margin for that.

Excellent analysis as always. Thanks for your effort.

I pray SpaceX considers a sister site in Australia for access to S.E.A.

Love those shock waves in the damp air

I think it was the most beautiful launch I’ve seen

Booster Relight for Landing Burn, was still at Supersonic speed, that's a lot of airflow and pressure in to the exhaust bells to overcome. Might need some apparatus that sticks out from the staging ring in to the airflow to slow it down more. Does look like they used the FTS to make sure anything reaching the ocean was shredded down to unrecoverable sized parts. Starship looked to be steering its way to slower speeds on re-entry.
Looks like Aussie space nerds could book flights to Broome and almost be able to watch the re-entry.
Orbit looked to take Starship over Diego Garcia, there's some implications for ya!.

It didn't reach orbital velocity, so it didn't "reach orbit". It just crashed a little later than the others. No significant progress has been made since the last flight, except that the device did not explode prematurely.
We are still very, very far from bringing the booster and the machine to the ground in one piece... very, very far...

'Nuther blowd up Starship!

Ol Elon just can't git it tagither.

Clearly these engineers never used an Insta-Pot in the kitchen. You gotta push the pressure relief valve to equalize, before opening the pot.

The petunia pot in the infographic is awesome! Anyone wondering what that's all about? 42!

I was so hyped during the stream i didnt even notice, that booterwas at 0km already. I thougth it just blew up somewhere in the atmosphere. But by the looks of it, it just hammered into the ocean like a meteorite. If so there must be evidence somewhere in seismic recordings. Hydrophones or Ocean bottom seismometers in the area should see this with ez. AMaizng recap. Thx.

"Open the payload bay doors HAL...". "I'm sorry Dave, I'm afraid I can't do that.", "what's the problem?". "umm, I'm afraid they're stuck actually."

Maybe they should put Elon in the payload bay and then the world can be rid of a total idiot.

Starwhale is the biggest waste of time and money

pull a wollfram net on starship to hold heat tiles.

Can you really purge the engines for a relight when you are coming down at 1000km/hr near sea level?

Absolutely amazing. Excellent narration as well !

That plasma, wow, seeing that live was amazing!

That heat shield is still a headache. How many can they loose in one area before it will burn a hole in the bulk upon reentry?

More musk trash...

So I go hunting for a summary of today's test, read the main stream news.... Blah Blah Blah, and then find the details I am looking for via your channel, Rock on solid report dude! Thanks. Just need to figure out where whatever landed....

I'm okay with the failures. They're innovating far more than anyone else and putting tons of resources into it and gaining lots of science.

Ahh this must have been around the point when humanity put the black knight satellite in orbit before the world reset

SpaceX = Excitement + Inspiration

No way anyone seriously believes this. The CGI isn’t even realistic. Even a child understands that earth has air pressure and space is a vacuum. Think about it! Idiocracy

Looks like such a primitive way of getting to space, burning ridiculous amounts of fossil fuel. It's like living in the bronze age.

You got a cool outro right there 👍

Breathtaking, since being a kid I've loved space and rockets and this is just mindblowing. Kinda scary to think that this is being motivated by the effort to get humans to Mars in case we go belly up. What are we witnessing here?

Thank you Scott for explaining sequences in detail. You make it so easy to understand really complicated stuff. Look forward to the next one

Was this empty and with no payload - would it need and be able to take more fuel if taking a payload? I assume this will increase the motor burn duration or pressure/temp.