😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣😅😅😅

All passengers please exit the spacecraft within 95 seconds. Thank you for flying with us. Have a nice day.😎💖😎

so sad

The Late Show with Stephen Colbert used NASASpaceflight footage of SN10 exploding in his monologue last night, just before the eight minute mark.

The Spot Robot from Boston Dynamics was probably Elon taking a look at the crash site remotely.

Does it have to look so fake? Elon Musk : " you can tell it's real cos IT looks fake" ( car in space, landing tubes and now flying heating ducts)

Man, the colors on that explosion were really beautiful. What a way to go out after a successful test.

Man. That splash screen at the end, with the thumbnail and title "SN10 LANDS VERTICALLY AFTER 10KM TEST FLIGHT" in the lower left gave me chills.

11:00 what is the orange and white thing on the tripod on top of the structure?

зачет

Cheers everyone 🥰

The word "smithereens" comes to mind.

So so so so so so so so so hyped for SN11. MOREEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE!

Thanks for the views of SN10. People never get to see rockets 🚀 after a RUD. Good stuff.

I always wanted to see what a rocket engine looks from the inside 🤔

Am I the only one concerned about how much we anthropomorphize SPOT? lol

Iove you Elon Musk 💓 never give up

How cool will be sending to mars a starship full of Spots?

I must confess I am surprised how ‘casual’ the workers are! No high visibility jackets or helmets to be seen ... just plodding along like an ordinary day at the local park - 😂

Thanks Mary and Jack for the great footage and to the rest of NSF crew for editing these videos together and everything else you do.

i see like the fuselage catching fire from one of the engine’s flame during re-ignition

Starship is already huge compared to a human. Imagine the size with the super heavy booster.

Wonder who got the exciting job to safe and remove the FTS charges from the Starship? Some of the legs apparently failed to latch on deployment - the base was still swinging at that point. Maybe adding a gas spring strut to the assembly, would ensure that it swings fully to the locking position. Just a thought.

You you guys sure know how to put on a great light show.

Great job and thank you Mary

How is it that every time there is a fire at the base of the starship?

How did the new concrete hold up

what a waste of 3 good Raptors... All for 6 bad landing legs...

Amazing coverage guys, thank you :)

Tall and tippy easy to topple over with silly tiny legs ..bad design ..apparently spacex didn't get the memo ..there's a thing called a "parachute" nasa used in 1969 that is WAY MORE successful

It did NOT land vertically ..it looked like the leaning tower of Pisa

how not to land a starship

“Thank you for flying Starship SN10, we hope you enjoyed your flight, we ask you to refrain from smoking when disembarking,.....sir....SIR!,....NO WAIT....I SAID NO SMO..........

Once again, SpaceX not wasting any time.

if spacex wasn't at boca chica the oil companies were going to build a massive shale oil reprocessing plant and docks for big oil tankers.

Hi, guys. Any news on BN1? When we will finally see it?

As an amateur I would think that at the last few seconds 1 Raptor has not enough thrust to land it safely. You can clearly see that it hits the ground way too hard and probably creates internal damage (leaking) ?

Oh no ! Dont worry Elon will solve it ! MUSK 2024 !!!!

Just a humble guess. Elon happily moved from Cali with all the libs down there to Texas because this starship thing really needs more of a cowboy 🤠 type rather pot smoker liberal hey dude thing.

Damn. I missed the successful landing after watching the live stream of the last two crashes.

Did Elon hire Michael Bay to direct the landing? I swear Elon had a clacker in his hand and said "alright, now let's give the people what they came for"... BOOM 💥

SN10 seems in fairly good shape, a little welding here and there and is as good as new, ready to fly again.

What does "GSE-2 LOX" mean? I though BN1 is the next version after SN...?

I still love the starship and its dog.

Hey boss,,,saved you 5$$ of water,,,,turned off too quick,,,,cost millions!!!

You notice that as soon as water spray turned off,,,fuel vapor build up & heat caused explosion,,,,,FIRE the guy who flip that switch!! He saved 5$$ of water,,cost ELON MILLIONS!!

It was a tremendous blow to the ground, the feet are well crushed.

They should have trained the dog to put out the fire...

Now it is taking to melt and manufacture more starship.

To the future !!!

O no. I was in there

Boy, that heating duct is really mangled Up.

2:56 Holy shit, how is the raptor so (relatively) intact??

@NASASpaceFlight Heya - I don't know if you know or not but you were on multiple channels on national Australian news - but they cropped out all the logo's and all the bars - I thought that was a bit naughty of them for that. But anyway - great stream.

Hey Adele, thanks for letting us know! If you happen to have screenshots or video of them playing it, please DM them to @NASASpaceflight on Twitter. We’d love to have a chat with those news outlets.

7:00 was that a leg joint?

Best collection of SN10 launch/landing/explosion footage yet! Incredible work @nasaspaceflight 👌🏻💥🚀

How far did the COPV:s go?

Starship skydiving. Just damn!

Werenbach is this company who does watches from rocket debris, it would be cool if they partnered up with spacex to do some starship watches, a real piece of history on the wrist. Would be awsome!

Come on guys this is not real - looks like Japanese 50’s sci fi

Twenty cents a pound at the scrap yard. Onto the next bottle rocket.

👏👏👏👏👏

Everyone loves fireworks. Shame they cost so much this day and age.

In the spirit of quick turnaround, they could have a crane with an electromagnet to pick up all debris and move them to the recycling bin automatically ;-)

Why not just put a grid fins like falcon 9 then belly flop until reaching subsonic speed then reorient vertically just like falcon 9? I think the design is prone to failure. Just a thought

For this reason, each day of these implausible tests, reveals all the lunar fraud of NASA in 1969, where they supposedly reached the lunar surface, without any setback, as in their Hollywood movies, where they are always burned-paper heroes.

For this reason, each day of these implausible tests, reveals all the lunar fraud of NASA in 1969, where they supposedly reached the lunar surface, without any setback, as in their Hollywood movies, where they are always burned-paper heroes.

LOL love the people awwwing at the boston dynamics robot

We need to keep SN10’s wreck in a museum.

The amuck hamster congruently ignore because stinger jointly recognise below a daffy heart. marvelous, coordinated cabbage

I am happy to see all this recycling of valuable assets. The dog-bot reminds me of the Military dog robot from “The Red Planet” , I hope this dog is safer!

Good boy Zeus went out to pee in the rubble of the SN10 :)

Serious question: How do they plan on tackling the problem of the starship flipping when they eventually plan for Earth to Earth flight with civilians? Won't the belly flop adversely affect the passengers inside? It's never good to have projectile vomit anywhere, let alone inside a starship.

also a robot dog walking around, elon is the man of the future

Message to Elon: Please greatly improve the legs before the next flight. Every gorgeous gal needs needs good pins :)

i would love to get a part from sn10 😍

Morning all. Does anyone know how much sn10 cost, inc Raptors ? I doubt they are insured and surely there must be a financial limit on how many of these can be written off. I sincerely hope the next one lands perfectly. Would hate to see Space x progress slowed due to lack of finance, however unlikely. Big thanks again to all at Nasaspaceflight.

What does GSE stand for?

This as well as other SpaceX crashes and RUD, will provide CGI Artist with enviable reference photos for future CGI renders, the use of the data/video from these flights will probably be use in other ways beyond SpaceX and CGI Artist.

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