Watch SpaceX Launch 60 More Starlink Satellites!!

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4 muaj më parë

SpaceX’s Starlink V1.0 L15 (also known as Starlink 16) mission will launch 60 Starlink satellites atop its Falcon 9 rocket. The Falcon 9 will lift off from Space Launch Complex 40 (SLC-40), from Cape Canaveral Airforce Station, in Florida. Starlink 15 will mark the 15th operational Starlink mission, boosting the total number of Starlink satellites launched to 953.
Want to learn more about today’s launch? Check out our Prelaunch Preview! - everydayastronaut.com/starlink-15-falcon-9-block-5/
00:00 - Intro
02:48 - Prelaunch Preview
10:35 - Q&A
20:15 - SpaceX Stream Starts
29:35 - T - 1:00
30:35 - Lift Off!
33:15 - Stage Separation
37:20 - Re-Entry Burn
39:10 - Landing Burn
40:15 - Q&A / Coast Phase
45:00 - Payload Deploy
46:55 - Q&A
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Salty Pirate 2 muaj më parë

I'm not a hater, I just think Spacelink is going to be the biggest clusterf**k in history, as far as space goes. It's nothing but deliberate space junk, a dangerous debris cloud that can't be de-orbited. For the most part, I like everything else Elon is doing.

Angela Schirmer 3 muaj më parë

I like You

Trif 55 4 muaj më parë

Watch out for Mike Hunt, that cheeky bugger!

Gary David 4 muaj më parë

Tim, would you ever consider doing a panel type live stream either with other amateur experts like yourself or fanboy/fangirls?

Bob Bailes 4 muaj më parë

Love the telemetry of the booster

Skysurfer 4 muaj më parë

45:35 What happens to that support arm when the satellites let go? De-orbit? Gets to be more of the problem?

Don Blasto 4 muaj më parë

Hey boo

AMRT 4 muaj më parë

rocket lab posted the stage seperation video on their yt btw

AMRT 4 muaj më parë

im tim dodd the everyday astronaut getting trolled everyday for everyday people

Tiffany Chatham-Pardus 4 muaj më parë

LOL

Joy L 4 muaj më parë

Tim just find someone with the enthusiasm and abilities to produce your merch overseas and hire a local shipping company to handle logistics there. It seems to me it would be easier than dealing with shipping from the US and customs and everything.

Joy L 4 muaj më parë

Elon is both optimistic and pessimistic at times. Like he thought for sure Falcon Heavy would explode on the pad or in flight.

Joy L 4 muaj më parë

Imagine if the US state-lines were treated like they are in Australia. You would go to prison for attempting to go see SN8 15km hop.

Joy L 4 muaj më parë

Peeps should donate to Tim's Patreon rather than giving ALnets 30% of the Superchats, which is quite a lot when you spend $50-100 and you think it's all going to Tim. 30% is crazy

Joy L 4 muaj më parë

would rather have strong winds at sea level than at 9km when it's going Mach1

Joy L 4 muaj më parë

The ermagerd meme is just a really old meme

Adrian Skilling 4 muaj më parë

I’m amazed SN8 flight won’t be over sea due to high chance of failure

Jeff Zaun 4 muaj më parë

On Mars you need oxygen. Do you need the pressurized suit? Could you hang out by the pool, or in the pool, with a scuba tank and regulator?

Jeff Zaun 4 muaj më parë

Ships have names and numbers. Langly was CV1. The Enterprise was CV 6, then CVN 65, soon CVN 80. . Didn’t the starship Enterprise have a number?

javier olguin 4 muaj më parë

Twas a very good stream. There are so many exciting things happening these days in space flight! Love your coverage and can’t wait to see what you bring us from Boca Chica! You da man

Steve Blomefield 4 muaj më parë

Elon musk specializes in getting a simple idea such as returning rockets. Designing electric vehicles. Boring under the earth. Human internet interface. The idea is simple but INCREDIBLY DIFFICULT to implement, yet incredibly rewarding. 7Th return! wow. Soon all, or nearly all rockets from all agencies will return to earth, saving billions of dollars. Elon we are proud of you. Tim Love you. respect you. Thank you for your dedication and hard work.

blaine bunton 4 muaj më parë

Lol the smoke In front of the camera before take off. Plus they turn all the lights off that way you can’t see the rocket.lmao Then replaced with cgi.

Colin Lewis 4 muaj më parë

Hey Tim, what kind of heat shielding is around the base of falcon (if any) to survive reentry this many times?

Blockiee 4 muaj më parë

When Kate Tice says 'of course i still love you' she doesn't mean the drone ship, right??? 😊😊😊

Moog 24 4 muaj më parë

What is the ring that comes off the merlin Vac Engine bell housing of the second stage a few seconds after its ignited?

Lorene Moraes 4 muaj më parë

Como vim parar Aki 😂🙄🙄

FH - Side Booster 4 muaj më parë

8:40 Trevor just gets ready for the next launch: 3rd CRS Mission on December 5th.

Claus Madsen 4 muaj më parë

Question for Everday Astronaut: is there a non-zero risk of first stage hitting an aircraft during re-entry?

Claus Madsen 4 muaj më parë

@Big_Smalls and small private aircraft?

Big_Smalls 4 muaj më parë

Actually tho. Good question but they clear the area

Claus Madsen 4 muaj më parë

My bold claim: because SpaceX now have made rocket launching an almost everyday event, there is no longer any need to explain what MaxQ is.

Ben Bradley 4 muaj më parë

True for us "frequent fliers" but Tim's and others' space coverage channels are growing with many first-time or infrequent viewers who don't know these things. I recall the Shuttle launches reducing thrust temporarily for the same reason, but I don't fault Tim for explaining it each time.

Paraskevas Psarrakis 4 muaj më parë

@Joy L i still try to show the dual booster landing to as many people i know,its surprising that so many still dont know it happened...

Joy L 4 muaj më parë

you would think so - but the vast majority of people have not the slightest clue about anything spaceflight, sadly

Paraskevas Psarrakis 4 muaj më parë

yeah i learned that aswell because of them.

Anthoney King 4 muaj më parë

Well TIM i have to disagree with you re only the Special launches as the massive Risk every time they launch any Rocket make them all Special and I know we Both are as excited to watch any Rocket Launch maybe once SpaceX is doing 20 a day might be that way you have to chose lol i think we will both be too old to care by then lol Great Vlog thanks Tim

George Bailey 4 muaj më parë

SEA BASED LAUNCH?? OPENTO HIGH WINDS WAVES CORROSIION

Florencio Vela 4 muaj më parë

TESAL & SPACE X.. are FANTASTIC!! I'm all into TSLA stock & ordered the cybertruck tri motor fsd..i can't wait..

Tuhin Mia 4 muaj më parë

39:20 Ho ho. Ho ho, right.

Dean Ickes 4 muaj më parë

Tim can you please tell us what happens to the 2nd stage after it deploys its payload ?.

Denis McNurney 4 muaj më parë

Tim, How hard would it be to have a camera-shot pointed and set (f-stop et cetera) to see the stars from a SpaceX "Pointy End"?

Denis McNurney 4 muaj më parë

@Don Blasto Why's that, Don?

Don Blasto 4 muaj më parë

Impossible

David Beppler 4 muaj më parë

How much money did SpaceX save by using the same rocket 7 times?

Reinaldo Rauch 4 muaj më parë

I guess Tim has a crush in Kate hummmmmm

Don Blasto 4 muaj më parë

Why

Mike Clark 4 muaj më parë

Do you not think that Falcon 9 experience with landing boosters transfers to Starship landing itself?

Corey E 4 muaj më parë

Tim.. where you live, do they grow more field corn or sweet corn?

Peter Sorrell 4 muaj më parë

Never gets old.

v.m3 4 muaj më parë

Falcon 9 is 98% successful

Angry Doggy 4 muaj më parë

I keep watching these launches, I still find them fascinating and a fantastic achievement. My kids however are like: meh, been there done that. It just goes to show how much the space industry evolved.

TheMovieLoft 4 muaj më parë

what happens to stage 2 after depolyment great content tim top marks

Tom Hsia 4 muaj më parë

It gets deorbited and burns up in the atmosphere, IIRC.

Za Ta 4 muaj më parë

Do you know if the boosters are reused with the same engines with different ones ?

Gernot Fischer 4 muaj më parë

Same Engines, only if there is a damage singel Engine will be replaced.

R Dyer 4 muaj më parë

Thanks for the explanation of Max Q with the mid-air intersection of the two 'graphs'. Very few launches contain this explanation, and I think it's worth hearing occasionally. The first time I understood it was a big 'Aha Moment' for me that helped pique my interest in spaceflight.

Mr Linn’s Workshop 4 muaj më parë

The simulated booster data is excellent. So useful with situational awareness of booster condition. Apogee of 128 km was a surprise. Re entry at 50km with speed cut by around 40%. I wonder what the G force is during that deceleration? Any maths experts care to work it out?

Ian Dennis 4 muaj më parë

Thank you for your wonderful coverage I just watched the Wiederholung as they call it here in Germany as I was asleep for the live stream I always enjoy the question and answer session and I look forward to the next one.

Antonio Palmero 4 muaj më parë

Good morning.👍

Antonio Palmero 4 muaj më parë

Yaaaaay, 82nd.

Gean Ozz 4 muaj më parë

How many launches does a booster have to do to basically "break even" ?

Gean Ozz 4 muaj më parë

@denmaroca 2 thanks for stating the obvious, what you said applies almost to every industry and remanufacture process.....was looking for someone that knew the answer i;e 3 or 4 or 5.

denmaroca 2 4 muaj më parë

That depends on the ratio of the cost of inspection, refurbishment and preparation to the cost of manufacture and preparation. If the former is half of the latter, it will break even on the second flight. If two thirds, on the third flight, etc.

Yan Coker 4 muaj më parë

SN-8 will dissasemble during the fall..

Robert Fox 4 muaj më parë

Thank you!

Evgeny Mironov 4 muaj më parë

39:20 Ho ho. Ho ho, right.

Arleigh Javaluyas Jr. 4 muaj më parë

Hahahaha

dave brooks 4 muaj më parë

Hehe, nice!

Willem Schutte 4 muaj më parë

They make it look so easy... Like a leisurely drive down the highway. Everytime I am amazed. Where SpaceX really really made me go WHOA was the Heavy test and those two boosters landed in unison... I was even more hooked then. Thanks for the Broadcast, but I was in la la land here in South Africa. Keep well.

Daniela d 4 muaj më parë

Next week, 15 km for Starship. I will be holding my breath until landing......or fireworks.

mark nelson 4 muaj më parë

Love to see spacex launch and land successfully. Hope Starlink works as well Do not know if will work as planed but at least Spacex is trying

Cause Why Not 4 muaj më parë

The commentator says that the booster is lighting up the Florida coast for the 7th time. False. One the this boosters launches (Iridium-8) was from Vandenberg :)

CowLevelCrypto 4 muaj më parë

Can't wait to see the Eloneron's work. :D ̿''\̵͇̿̿\з=(◣_◢)=ε/̵͇̿̿/'̿'̿

PicklesXJ 4 muaj më parë

I like Kate but it’s just not a launch if Jessie isn’t there.

noel falabi 4 muaj më parë

Wow that Landing Burn is perfect!

Anthony 4 muaj më parë

39:21 Tim and Kate were in sync.

Carl Johan 4 muaj më parë

Did Kate work on the Crew Dragon? If she did, then her reaction after demo-2 splashdown is very understandable (and also very endearing honestly).

gafletcher1 4 muaj më parë

Will Starship use aero breaking on Mars to loose energy for orbit insertion.

Richard G. Tøpholm 4 muaj më parë

Yes! Aerobrake is a hughe boon when landing on Mars, and the reason that a minimum energy flight to Mars takes less energy than the same to the Moon (but of course it takes months instead if days). It *could* be that the Starship was too massive to fully aerobrake on Mars from a high energy transfer, and would need something more, ie. a braking burn too, but they have not mentioned that at all, so I guess not.

k1dicarus 4 muaj më parë

Yes. They want to use it as much as possible. For landing. Orbit is when you launch.

Anything in Mind 4 muaj më parë

I am from Maldives I wish I saw a Space X any rocket go it the sky its a feeling

Roy Wessbecher 4 muaj më parë

Good man, thanks!

bigbelly Su 4 muaj më parë

It becomes so regular that it's like...there's nothing new except for it's the seventh landing

Rajat kumar padhy 4 muaj më parë

I am curious. How would we know the velocity of starship when it goes into deep space.

Harsh Sharma 4 muaj më parë

@Rajat kumar padhy It truly would be, I also really hope that India ramps up its space exploration as well and that we see a lot of successful private companies in the Indian space industry in the next 2-3 decades so that the US would finally notice us and we could all collab in epic proportions as allies.

Rajat kumar padhy 4 muaj më parë

@harsh sharma but once we have a solid spaceship like starship then countries might go for deep exploration. That would be really awesome to see.

Harsh Sharma 4 muaj më parë

@Rajat kumar padhy Till now only the voyager missions have gone into interstellar space.

Rajat kumar padhy 4 muaj më parë

Or in case we travel beyond our solar system.. how do we calculate ships velocity. I dont know if we have a system to calculate ships velocity in such situations.

Rajat kumar padhy 4 muaj më parë

If we travel beyond mars. Then we should be able to know the velocity of the ship to properly time the deceleration sequence in order to not overshoot the destination.

Thomas Donalek 4 muaj më parë

I hope your trip to Texas is safe and fantastic! Looking forward to the 15k flight. Clean landing or RUD, it will be amazing!

Sun Sun 4 muaj më parë

Space junk

Azwol 4 muaj më parë

Technically "airflow" not "wind". Love your work though. Thanks again.

Michael Dolch 4 muaj më parë

Unbelievable! This is so amazing. 7th use of this booster. Elon, we thank your parents for having you!

Carl Johan 4 muaj më parë

That booster was like: "Pfft, seven flights? No biggie. Put me in coach!" :)

Archer Hosford 4 muaj më parë

I thank his dad.

HotelPapa100 4 muaj më parë

Don't make it into a cult. We're just in the throes of getting out of one of those.

a. ec 4 muaj më parë

do you know what the actual impact of starlink is on our dark skies? i have seen conficting information on the matter, with some saying that the newest version of them will have a dark sky rating on 7 or better, whereas the ones claimes to be around a 6, with many saying in reality they weren't much better than a 4. so any clarification would be welcomed for sure, because the ever increasing pace with which our dark nighttime skies are disappearing worldwide, especially here in the u.s. is disconcerting to say the least and for me personally, it's maddening in a way because it's something that would be so easy for us to prevent. now, i understand spacex is trying to take measures to minimize their impact, but i would question whether the trade - off is worth some more cell phone reception where it is not now, when there are other alternatives to tens of thousands of satellites polluting up or near earth orbits and such....for me, the jury is still out, that's why i've asked if anyone has actual sourced or verifiable info pertaining to their luminance when viewing other astronomical objects and what not.....

a. ec 4 muaj më parë

@k1dicarus i am aware of this, but the starlink satellites do contribute to this problem, regular cell towers no, starlink, yes.

k1dicarus 4 muaj më parë

Dark nighttime skies are disappearing worldwide because of light pollution from the ground. And it is internet access, not cellphone network coverage.

Ismail Yusof 4 muaj më parë

Can we have an Everyday Astronaut video deep dive into the full fate of all those 2nd stages of the falcon 9 that gets discarded after their payloads are deployed? Please?😅

FireFly 4 muaj më parë

@John Aldrich indeed. And with starship you won't have that anymore. Fully reuse.

John Aldrich 4 muaj më parë

@Tim Schäfer A portion of the second stage burns up on reentry and some of the debris lands in the ocean. There's no good mechanism for retrieving them and the area they fall over is vast. Yes, it is pollution but it's so miniscule compared to what is made by shipping that it hardly matters. Heck, the trash people throw in the ocean from boats is orders of magnitude higher than rocket debris.

Tim Schäfer 4 muaj më parë

Are they just splashing down and cluttering the sea? I hope they are fished out and disposed/recycled, although I suspect they are just dumped in the ocean.

Ismail Yusof 4 muaj më parë

@Daniela d any studies carried out to show how completely they burn up?

Daniela d 4 muaj më parë

They burn in the atmosphere within days.

furriephillips 4 muaj më parë

Have you noticed that they have stopped hiding the release mechanism?

Jason Stevens 4 muaj më parë

@capri sun on the starlink satellites

capri sun 4 muaj më parë

Which part? On the launch pad or on the upper stage?

MaxQmodels 4 muaj më parë

I guess they have shown it so often "accidentally" that they dont bother to hide it anymore😅

Kage242 4 muaj më parë

You're going to use Starlink for your starship coverage aren't you?

denmaroca 2 4 muaj më parë

Unfortunately, Texas is too far south. But in future ...

k1dicarus 4 muaj më parë

@Wolfgang Selle He means Tim when in Texas.

Wolfgang Selle 4 muaj më parë

@Kage242... of course that’s what Elon Musk is doing .. Starlink is finance starship and this dream to go to the Mars ..

DigitalMuse 4 muaj më parë

I will be checking out your website on black friday! So would this lunar starship concept be feasible?: 1. Falcon 9 launches into orbit. It has a red dragon capsule as the top 2. The red dragon capsule reaches LEO where it docks at the top (cone area) of a fully fueled lunar starship. 3. The lunar crew starship then travels to the moon 4. The lunar crew starship goes into LLO. The red dragon capsule detaches and lands on a prefab surface landing pad, that will prevent dust pickup. 5. The crew will have all their gear ready from a robotic CARGO lunar starship that landed there prior. 6. The crew will leave the moon on the red dragon and attach back to the crew lunar starship. 7. The lunar starship reaches LEO. 8. The red dragon detaches and lands back on earth. 9. The lunar starship is refueled in orbit and awaits another red dragon capsule to dock in its cone.

mattis117 4 muaj më parë

have a nice trip to texas :D i bought some covidmasks from ur online shop. you only have my permission to use the money on Mnt Dew and Doritos.

Argen 4 muaj më parë

Still a ways to go before a falcon 9 beats Discovery's 39 missions, but they are on the same order of magnitude now.

Dylan Pritchard 4 muaj më parë

@Leo Sanjaya Falcon 9’s boosters don’t cost 1.5 billion each time they fly.

Govindaraj D 4 muaj më parë

@ian fox 10 is the least number with the same order of magnitude as 39... Right?

Argen 4 muaj më parë

@ian fox I know the internet has trouble with this concept, but things don't have to be identical to compare them. In fact that would defeat the purpose. Until someone else reflies some orbital class hardware, the shuttle is the only real point of comparison we have, and even after we see an electron fly a few times, the shuttle will still be worth comparing both of them to.

ian fox 4 muaj më parë

@Govindaraj D I dont follow 10? Falcoln9 is capable of being reused with minor attention for 10 flights and 100 flights with full refurbishment

ian fox 4 muaj më parë

BTW the shuttles had a 40% vehicular failure rate. 2 exploding outta 5 made is not good

FromOnHigh 4 muaj më parë

Now Elon's the 2nd richest person in the world!

EthanHarry Du 4 muaj më parë

Tim Dodd one of your mods in chat timed me out just because I was sending a message about my excitement for the rocket launch and I wrote it in all caps, then I posted a similar message , about a minute later, just in case some people did not see it. I was timed out by one of your mods, named "Nightbot", for my post because he/she said I was spamming in all caps. I really wasn't spamming and many other people weren't spamming too. These mods don't know the definition of spamming and they timed people out for sending random messages twice. I think people should only get warned if they wrote a totally unexpected and rude message ten or fifteen times. I felt this was extremely rude, disrespectful, and uncalled for. She or he gave me a "spamming in caps" warning and timed me out. I felt like it was rude for mods to treat people like dog crap for posting a comment about excitement . If the action taken towards me was discrimination, I expect an apology. Please talk to your mods about excessive force and power trips in chats. Thank you.

Daniel Gonzalez 4 muaj më parë

Dude it's a bot. Tim isn't going to change the settings cause that is how they stop spamming in the chat. Just take the caps lock off. Don't feed the algorithm.

TheRadioactiveBanana-Gaming 4 muaj më parë

@EthanHarry Du i dont think so lel

EthanHarry Du 4 muaj më parë

@Everyday Astronaut is there any way you can program Nightbot so that he will only give spam warnings when people actually spam?

TheRadioactiveBanana-Gaming 4 muaj më parë

its just a bot dont take it personal

EthanHarry Du 4 muaj më parë

@Everyday Astronaut I agree with you. I just think that sometimes Nightbot gives out timeouts when they are not necessary so I wanted to get my word out.

R.E. g. 4 muaj më parë

Never gets old

Dungeon Questing 4 muaj më parë

Wait, 60?!

Bjay AwesomeBlackDude 4 muaj më parë

Yes Russia which they could

gem amen 4 muaj më parë

Love USA

Daniel 4 muaj më parë

Launch at 30:31

DatBoi_wild 12 4 muaj më parë

3rd

H. H. 4 muaj më parë

""" FromOnHigh 6 minutes ago Now Elon's the second richest person in the world! 👍 👎 REPLY DatBoi_wild 12 24 minutes ago 3rd 👍 👎 REPLY """ What's going on here? Obviously the second person is replying to something other than the first, but I don't know what.

Colin Webster 4 muaj më parë

yeet

Ryan Bigguy 4 muaj më parë

You're here for 30:30

Redcoat 4 muaj më parë

I love how they both said the same thing one after another.

Bernon Aarey 4 muaj më parë

@EasternxEnvy That's the only bit I watch.

furriephillips 4 muaj më parë

@EasternxEnvy I still get a bit teary-eyed when they land back on land & the drone ship landings never cease to impress me. I’m also 100% here for the release @ 44:45

EasternxEnvy 4 muaj më parë

actually I'm here for 39:18