SpaceX Raptor suffers Anomaly during Testing after S40 completed First Static Fire! What Happened...
SpaceX Raptor suffers Anomaly during Testing after S40 completed First Static Fire! What Happened...
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00:00: Intro
00:41: S40’s test and subsequent questions
06:23: NASA & Boeing update on Starliner
10:41: Starmind
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SpaceX Raptor suffers Anomaly during Testing after S40 completed First Static Fire! What Happened...
SpaceX has successfully completed Ship 40's first single-engine static fire ahead of Starship Flight 13, but new concerns have emerged after an updated road closure schedule and a reported Raptor engine anomaly at McGregor. Could these developments affect the Flight 13 schedule, and what comes next for Starship?
In today's Great SpaceX update, we break down Ship 40's successful static fire test, why SpaceX chose a single-engine firing instead of all six Raptors, and what the extended propellant loading period could reveal about future orbital propellant storage and in-space engine relight capabilities. We also discuss the unexpected road closure at Starbase, whether Ship 40 could return to the Production Site before a full six-engine static fire, and how a reported Raptor engine failure during testing at McGregor may influence SpaceX's next steps.
The episode also covers major developments surrounding Boeing's Starliner program. NASA and Boeing have confirmed that Starliner will remain grounded for at least another year as engineers continue resolving propulsion system issues discovered during the Crew Flight Test. We examine the latest updates from NASA's Aerospace Safety Advisory Panel, the ongoing certification effort, and why Crew Dragon continues to strengthen its position as America's primary operational crew spacecraft.
SpaceX Raptor suffers Anomaly during Testing after S40 completed First Static Fire! What Happened...
Finally, we explore one of Elon Musk's most ambitious long-term visions. SpaceX has officially adopted the name "Starmind" for its proposed orbital data center project, a future constellation that could one day contain millions of satellites powered by near-continuous solar energy to support AI computing on an unprecedented scale. We discuss what Starmind could mean for SpaceX, Starlink, Starship, and humanity's long-term expansion into space.
SpaceX Raptor suffers Anomaly during Testing after S40 completed First Static Fire! What Happened...
What do you think will happen next? Will Ship 40 complete a six-engine static fire instead of rolling back? How serious could the reported McGregor Raptor anomaly be? And should NASA continue investing in Starliner, or rely entirely on SpaceX Crew Dragon? Let us know your thoughts in the comments!
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