Analyze Insane SpaceX Starship Splashdown Method In Upcoming Launch!
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00:00: Intro
00:49: Splashdown and its challenges
04:13: Splashdown’s potential
08:22: Conclusion
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Analyze Insane SpaceX Starship Splashdown Method In Upcoming Launch!
What would mark the beginning of the fully-reusable rocket?
Maybe we’ll get the answer next month when a monster called Starship will fly up, undergo a magical journey, and then return by splashing down into the ocean.
Yeah, that’s splashing down. It might not sound as impressive as landing on a drone ship or being caught by Mechazilla Arm, but it will be a crucial part of the development of the Starship project.
Analyze Insane SpaceX Starship Splashdown Method In Upcoming Launch!
So why does SpaceX use this method instead of more impressive methods? What future will the splash-down method open up for Starship?
Join Great SpaceX to find out the first step SpaceX will make on the path toward the pinnacle of rocket reuse—splash down.
Flight 4 is coming so close. Besides a strong liftoff and an impressive separation, both SpaceX and the aerospace community are eagerly anticipating the end of this journey: the landing. The upcoming Flight 4 will use the Ship landing method, just like previous flights, with a splashdown.
In simple terms, this method involves letting the Ship fall straight onto the ocean surface.
Analyze Insane SpaceX Starship Splashdown Method In Upcoming Launch!
According to the schedules of Flights 1 and 2, the splashdown will take place around T+1:30 in the Pacific Ocean. However, for Flight 3 and the upcoming Flight 4, this will occur around T+1:05 in the Indian Ocean. Choosing the Indian Ocean simplifies the landing process, allowing SpaceX to focus more on the earlier stages, especially re-entry. Flight 3 did not reach this milestone, so all hopes are now placed on Flight 4. If you’re looking forward to this flight, please give a like, share, and subscribe to this video to show your support and determination for SpaceX.
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