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Rings sections for BN3's aft are spotted at the production site. Meanwhile, the crane is still attached to Starship SN15 in the High Bay as crews move its aft flaps.
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0:00 New Nosecone
0:30 New GSE Dome Flipped
1:16 Starship SN15
1:40 Crane Still Attached to SN15
2:19 Crews Work Near SN15’s Aft Flaps
2:42 SN15 Moves its Aft Flaps
3:46 New Super Heavy BN3 Section
4:28 Pipe Attached to Newest GSE Tank
5:29 Orbital Launch Site
7:05 More Pipes Attached to GSE Tank
8:33 Crews Continue to Work on the Thrust Ram
9:37 Orbital Launch Table
10:09 Consumables Delivered to the Tank Farm
11:51 SN11 Wreckage Cleanup Continues

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NASASpaceflight
Il y a 18 jours
Time Stamps! 0:00 New Nosecone 0:30 New GSE Dome Flipped 1:16 Starship SN15 1:40 Crane Still Attached to SN15 2:19 Crews Work Near SN15’s Aft Flaps 2:42 SN15 Moves its Aft Flaps 3:46 New Super Heavy BN3 Section 4:28 Pipe Attached to Newest GSE Tank 5:29 Orbital Launch Site 7:05 More Pipes Attached to GSE Tank 8:33 Crews Continue to Work on the Thrust Ram 9:37 Orbital Launch Table 10:09 Consumables Delivered to the Tank Farm 11:51 SN11 Wreckage Cleanup Continues
scotty moondog jakubin
Il y a 18 jours
Looks like a lot of cleaning up to do still - theres pieces of sn11 everywhere !
Milanka Perić
Il y a 18 jours
Holiday 🌟/SpaceX✨🚀🌟/NSF 😀💖👈 Happyyyyyy ...
Starhopper
Il y a 18 jours
@Will Baker basically the GSE tanks are the orbital pad tank farm
Marcel Gerber
Il y a 18 jours
13:00 what TOWER is that in the distance, TV? Cell? can't find it on Noodle Earth......
Michel Mélinot
Il y a 18 jours
Orbital launch table looks like a structure that goes into Starship for crew cabins
Ann Tecklenburg
Il y a 11 jours
I haven’t been to boca chica for a year now due to the covid lockdown, but I can hardly believe the change! From just a few buildings plus hoppy right on the road to the beach to the this full fledged, 24x7 modern factory. Who would have guessed? And Mary has filmed it, every day, wind, rain, fog, mosquitos, every step. THANK YOU BOCACHICAGAL! A record for history.
Myles Powers
Il y a 17 jours
I hope they clean up all the sn11 debris.
Matt Meyer
Il y a 17 jours
Great work, NSF. Keep it up!
Scoo Bedoo
Il y a 17 jours
Any idea the altitude of SN-11 when it blew?
로사플리 니오 P.R
Il y a 17 jours
🤩✨✨🤩✨
Steve Baker
Il y a 17 jours
Nice fly over by the Boca Chica Air Force!
Paul Koomen
Il y a 17 jours
I am just amazed at the amount off equipment on site. Wonder what the cost is per week or month for all this.
Lion Decka
Il y a 17 jours
Birds at 11:43 🤡
Lynn Tosh
Il y a 17 jours
It's awesome watching the stacking process!! Thanks NSF and Mary#Boca Chica Gal!!!
Stevan Matejic
Il y a 17 jours
What is the "thrust ram" used for?
cpthornman
Il y a 17 jours
Someone tell those birds to shut the hell up!
DMart
Il y a 17 jours
If the GSE tanks are going to store cryogenic propellants, aren’t they going to get super frosty and waste lots of gases? Will they cover them in insulation before they are used??
Phil Kopitske
Il y a 17 jours
Has anyone at NASASpaceflight estimated, or has SpaceX disclosed, what it will cost to manufacture their own subcooled LOX and LCH4 per Kg? I've seen articles suggesting $1 - $2 Million to fuel a starship, and $3.66/Kg for bulk LOX
Marcfx
Il y a 18 jours
Thank you Mary 🥰
Casey Schesky
Il y a 18 jours
Great work Mary! You bring SpaceX and StarShip to the world! Thanks a lot, I eagerly await your video! Casey in Michigan
John Donnelly
Il y a 18 jours
Synchronized Elon-o-Drones at 11:45
rosanna garau
Il y a 18 jours
Nice video!
Nick Treadwell
Il y a 18 jours
Wow. I didn’t realize the debris field was so large. Damn you, fog! That must have been an impressive RUD.
muchograndeyolatengo
Il y a 18 jours
So shiny
Phan Yen Trinh
Il y a 18 jours
The wooden stove logistically prefer because entrance periodically knock near a attractive digestion. boorish, threatening adapter
iamjadedhobo
Il y a 18 jours
2:50 It seems that the Elonerons are not made from the same steel as the ring sections. From the 'bubbling' I would say that the skin is a lot thinner, which would make sense as they don't see any structural load.
Patrick Nole
Il y a 18 jours
Are there any renderings of a completed Boca Chica site?
faku mundo creepy benavidez
Il y a 18 jours
when is rool out sn15 ?
Paul Wilson
Il y a 18 jours
I would sure like to know what the SpaceX engineers say privately about how well StarShip development is going. SpaceX is not saying much, which is completely their right.
iamjadedhobo
Il y a 18 jours
If it is anything like any other R&D department, it will be the same range as here in the comments. When 'legs' are your part, then all tests so far have failed (to produce result anyway) and you are bummed. If you had part in the descent software then all tests have exceeded expectations ans champagne is flowing freely.
Frank Solario
Il y a 18 jours
I sure hope they attach the engines to the correct cylinder.
Marcel H.
Il y a 18 jours
Great camera work once again!
Selmokk
Il y a 18 jours
Why does it look like Flight Termination System blowing up SN15 caused so much more mess than just letting it flop on the landing pad?
Paul Wilson
Il y a 18 jours
The word is it was not FTS. A raptor blew up during relight
skeelo69
Il y a 18 jours
New GSE sectìon...or ...worlds largest steel pan 😂😂😂
Radoslav komar
Il y a 18 jours
11:35 new SPACEX air security patrol. :D
Cydonius1
Il y a 18 jours
I bet Elon watches these videos while he eats breakfast
Кобра
Il y a 18 jours
Что это такое 9:40 ?
Jeff Batt
Il y a 18 jours
Well judging by this Video there's not much happening with the "Clean up". Better move it before the Environmentalists move in.......
iamjadedhobo
Il y a 18 jours
It's OK, it doesn't stain :p
Starhopper
Il y a 18 jours
BN1, more like SN1 (Skyscraper Number 1)
Mattagon
Il y a 18 jours
That spacex crane at 1:17 onwards has been named brian by myself and a few people on twitter.
Alessandra Bazzoffi
Il y a 18 jours
Sto vedendo montaggio fatto a mano e non con macchine coputerizzate, è meraviglioso! L'uomo è la macchina migliore!
Kerbal Simulations
Il y a 18 jours
Was that Rebar always sticking out the OLM? Or are they preparing for the OLT to be fitted?
Daniel Ramsey
Il y a 18 jours
Someday soon they will have to build a better bigger VAB like they have at Canaveral.
Dave Timothy
Il y a 18 jours
Sn15: I'm alive
trekk2063
Il y a 18 jours
Looks like they are sawing off the top of the 6 pillars to level them flat. The table should be coming soon up top!
Paul Langford
Il y a 18 jours
Breakfast with NSF, London, UK.
Unity.
Il y a 18 jours
That seagulls scene was so pure
Több Vida
Il y a 18 jours
Happy Easter everyone!
Joe Can't Dance
Il y a 18 jours
Not exactly rushing the cleanup of SN11 are they?
Florin Shc
Il y a 18 jours
SN11 remains are spread quite on a large area...
Laederon
Il y a 18 jours
My every morning ritual, thanks NSF!
Kenneth James
Il y a 18 jours
Do you think Elon realizes that the world would lose its shit if he just started auctioning off small pieces of SN11 wreckage? or selling it like the Not a flamethrower
philippe Lenormand
Il y a 18 jours
Philippe from France I am disappointed again by this failure, frankly I hope that SN15 will be successful! I haven't seen the SN11 engines, have they been recovered? Can we see them?
Paul Wilson
Il y a 18 jours
They have been recovered and are being examined.
Onefreeway75
Il y a 18 jours
Sn15 has got some great dance moves!
Bernard Kisby
Il y a 18 jours
Have the tops of the orbital launch mount legs been trimmed? It looks to me as though the steel sleeves have been cut to horizontal. Launch mount coming soon!
tj _
Il y a 18 jours
Cool
Flumstead
Il y a 18 jours
An idea for a spaceship.........I call it the ' FLASK '........or Flipping Lightweight Acrobatic Space Kettle !
Amin
Il y a 18 jours
The speed of progress is ridiculous. Makes me think, how fast would they build a 2nd Starbase somewhere else. Taking all the expertise and experience and doing it all again. This is truly next level stuff.. Hats off to everyone!
Malcolm Foster
Il y a 18 jours
at 5:30 nice to see the orbital launch stand being trimmed to horizontal on the top, mating the top should be getting close :)
Marcel Gerber
Il y a 18 jours
Thanks Mary.....
Tim Wasson
Il y a 18 jours
put GSE tanks on top of super heavy and a nose cone with landing jets and send them to the moon ! Really surprised no one has gone out and picked up bits of sn11 to sell on ebay !
Dk y Rox
Il y a 18 jours
Thank you for the update 🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾
Wayne Levett
Il y a 18 jours
Was that a flock of Canada geese heading home from mexico lol. I love your videos, even when your not recording the stainless steel workshops we all love to see.
Bruce Larson
Il y a 18 jours
What happened to 12 13 and 14
Michel Mélinot
Il y a 18 jours
Orbital launch table looks like a structure that goes into Starship for crew cabins
John Underwood
Il y a 18 jours
The first scene with the new, silvery nosecone inside the white lighted tent framed by black scaffolding,....just cool looking! I think I'm geek'n out...
M M A. info
Il y a 18 jours
I am so excited for launched sn15❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Md Tahfeemul Hoda
Il y a 18 jours
11:35 the coolest shot ever😎
NiMi The Ultimate
Il y a 18 jours
Nice “Consumables” !!!
Dum Spiro Spero
Il y a 18 jours
Notice how the slanted tops of the OLM tubes have now been cut horizontal to receive the launch table.
Vic Isle of Wight ENGLAND
Il y a 18 jours
can't beat a flyby by the locals ! amazing as usual , thankyou! xx
Srinivas R.
Il y a 18 jours
Guys what's the purpose of Orbital launch pad and orbital launch table? Couldn't quite understand the use of them? Any ideas?
iamjadedhobo
Il y a 18 jours
@Srinivas R. The orbital launch table is part of the orbital launch pad. The orbital launch pad will consist of the launch table on top of the 6 pillars that are already in place (and have just been squared off at 5:30) and the launch tower which they are just now building the foundation for.
Srinivas R.
Il y a 18 jours
@Paul Langford So, do you mean the launch pad will be the one to launch the full stack star ship into orbit while the launch table is used for exhausting? Please correct me if I'm wrong!
Paul Langford
Il y a 18 jours
To launch a booster with Starship on top. The exhaust plumes from so many engines need a huge area to disperse sideways.
UVB76 -4625KHZ
Il y a 18 jours
Wonderful job of Rigging.. Are these United Association pipe fitters and Riggers?
Chuck Stark
Il y a 18 jours
Opening shot looks very James Bond.
Tamar Ziri
Il y a 18 jours
1:58 MINE! MINE! MINE!
saimul Haque
Il y a 18 jours
🌮
Constantine Ajay
Il y a 18 jours
Happy Easter guys
n0ukf
Il y a 18 jours
"Wreckage cleanup" in this video looks more like "leaving it where it fell". ;)
Tyler Walter
Il y a 18 jours
I’m so tempted to go down there temporarily and do the temp jobs for cooks or whatever else just to see the big milestones, but also just to see if it’ll be a potential future home for me!
n10cities
Il y a 18 jours
I love the no-nonsense way of building these ships. No overwrought clean room BS, no super fancy VAB like at Canaveral, looks like they are building industrial machinery that might be installed anywhere on the planet.
Mark Barrentine
Il y a 18 jours
So the RUD event for SN11 resulted in the breaking apart of the rocket into small pieces (pickup truck size or smaller), no nose cone, control surfaces or rocket body remained intact? Of all days for there to be a fog bank.
iamjadedhobo
Il y a 18 jours
The nosecone was more or less intact. But everything below has been confettified. Maybe due to the brittleness of the super cold steel?
Paul Wilson
Il y a 18 jours
It makes people wonder what SpaceX thought about SN11s chances of success
Michael Deierhoi
Il y a 18 jours
It was nice to hear the gulls often louder then usual on the audio. And I liked the shot of the brown pelicans flying over head. Great work Mary!
Ernest Galvan
Il y a 18 jours
Worker @ 08:40 using Jedi Powers to control the Force used in the welding.. 🤔 Do, or Do Not...
Edward Schoenman
Il y a 18 jours
I wonder how the raptors have been modified to address the suboptimal engine pressures, erratic combustion and their tendency to fail to reignite or explode? If they keep failing, a root cause analysis and major engine re-think could be in order. Don’t have a hissy fit or blindly deny it because you are a chat fan. This is a real rocket meant to carry people. Denial of reality is insanity. Now let’s see how many of you are insane. Tell me why I am wrong.
iamjadedhobo
Il y a 18 jours
The Raptors they mount onto the Starship prototypes are not fresh out of their wrappers. They, and their siblings, have been tested at McGregor. Besides, in every R&D setting, the items being demo'd are *always* a few generations behind. As a developer I can attest to how frustrating that is, seeing something fail when you already have the solution, but just not production ready. Or on an engine which has now another set of issues.
Michael Deierhoi
Il y a 18 jours
Elon has said that hundreds of modifications were made to SN15 and subsequent models mostly to internal mechanisms including avionics, the raptor engines and goodness what else.
Aarons123
Il y a 18 jours
It's crazy seeing SN15 fully stacked, it's progressing so fast
spoc
Il y a 18 jours
What aft means?
Michael Deierhoi
Il y a 18 jours
Same as the use of term when saying the aft of a ship. It is the back end of the rocket.
TimePro
Il y a 18 jours
Its crazy that were all looking at SN8 a short while ago in the high bay and now we're starting at SN15.
Paul Wilson
Il y a 18 jours
@KaBup true, but 4 RUDs. We need a win.
KaBup
Il y a 18 jours
6 months, 4 prototypes tested, and heading to orbital flights in more 6 months or less.
Gobblins From Mars
Il y a 18 jours
Who remembers when they were building the "Low Bay?" Time flies...
Basketvector
Il y a 18 jours
What a sight it will be when those two bastards are stacked
Lloyd V.
Il y a 18 jours
When does this become industrial espionage?
iamjadedhobo
Il y a 18 jours
When you enter SpaceX property. If they leave the door open, you can peer inside from the public street.
Tammy McCaslin
Il y a 18 jours
When SpaceX cares. Which they don’t.
boatbyrd
Il y a 18 jours
You know, those scraps at the end of the video aren't just "confetti! I would bet that each of those obvious pieces on the ground weigh between 70 and a few hundred pounds!
iamjadedhobo
Il y a 18 jours
Still, to produce that many separate pieces, the steel must have been somewhat brittle from the cryogenic fuel.
Starhopper
Il y a 18 jours
They're progressing so quickly that they're doing flap tests in the high Bay!
Starhopper
Il y a 18 jours
@KaBup one day lol
KaBup
Il y a 18 jours
How about static fires in the high bay?
chor ng
Il y a 18 jours
佢甘攪法，强国怎么样追到，一个末做又另一个出来，想追死人咩。
Jordon Udall
Il y a 18 jours
I’ll never get tired of these daily videos. Thanks for all of the hard work that lets the rest of us have a front row seat to witness history being made.
imtheman451
Il y a 18 jours
Awesome ! The local scrap yards will be happy !
Nagarjun Kashyap
Il y a 18 jours
The first real space hardware in Boca? Whoa
Mike Herman
Il y a 18 jours
Crane farm.
David Kutzler
Il y a 18 jours
5:30 It looks like some new rebar poking out from the top of the Orbital Launch Stand columns. It also looks like a wedge of material has been cut from the top of five columns to make them level. Perhaps preparation for mounting the launch table being built in the construction area.
Andrew Fernie
Il y a 18 jours
Sn11 wreckage continues..... to be of the lowest priority
언노운캣
Il y a 18 jours
That super heavy barely fits into that freaking tall high bay. Impressive.
iamjadedhobo
Il y a 18 jours
Marcus House showed a photo that Grimez(?) posted on twitter where you can see Bong Number 1 from the floor up. BN1 is sitting on top of a 5 meter (at a guess) high stand. So there is some margin.
Paul Langford
Il y a 18 jours
Good design: it would be a bust if the high bay was too short!
Darel G.
Il y a 18 jours
L O R D. O F. T H E. R I N G S
Epstein didn't kill himself
Il y a 18 jours
Hopefully the ugly duckling's the one to land
Ian Hutchings
Il y a 18 jours
Can you please tell me what we are looking at with the part starting with the migrating birds? I'd like to know how the local ecology is being monitored? Is SpaceX being responsible as a developer? I'm sure there are issues with every greenfield site like Boca Chica, but as Mary is a proper local personality can I ask for your comments please? Thanks from the UK for the historic coverage. I'm spellbound.
Michael Deierhoi
Il y a 18 jours
@Ian Hutchings I am an avid birder myself here in New Mexico and would love to visit SE Texas for the birds and to see the starship.
Ian Hutchings
Il y a 18 jours
@Michael Deierhoi Hello Michael. Thanks for the reply. I'm in the UK and really appreciate the information. Thanks again
Michael Deierhoi
Il y a 18 jours
That will indeed be very interesting to follow. The migratory pathway for a large portion of migrating birds is right up through Texas especially along the coast. The migration is already under way and will peak in South Texas in the next couple, three weeks. It is also note worthy to mention the Las Palmas Wildlife Management Area right around the Space launch pad and production facility. In addition there is the Las Palmas Wildlife Refuge and a couple state parks just to the north. You are right to be concerned about the wildlife. As you probably noticed those were brown pelicans flying over head.
Tomislav Bionda
Il y a 18 jours
What GSE tank stands for?, where's it going?
Paul Langford
Il y a 18 jours
Ground Service Equipment.
Michael Deierhoi
Il y a 18 jours
General service equipment. The term used for fuel, lox and nitrogen tanks at the launch site.
Erwin Rommel
Il y a 18 jours
Can we get some new pictures of the ASU?