The launch of Starship Flight 13 is fast closing in as Starbase moves through the test schedule and prepares notices for mid-July attempts. Notably, Ship 41, for Flight 14, is also undergoing testing.
It seems to me that your core audience loves to know and see every time a ship gets moved somewhere, I know I do! That's the whole reason why I constantly watch these videos. People that just want to know a launch date can look that up online without watching a video. You guys are doing great, keep it up!
Hey Das, I truly appreciate you and the team with all the analysis. I have been watching this since the 1950's. Yes, I am truly old. Your coverage is better than Walter Cronkite. Thanks to you, Colleen, Cesar, and the rest of the NASASpaceflight team.🎉🎉🎉
Love seeing all "ALL" the tiny details you all pack into these videos! It's incredible that all your people are there and i have the utmost respect for them catching it all on video for us around the world who can't ever be there for this history in the making!! So thank you from Australia 🇦🇺 ❤️ your work
I like all the movements back and forth. We get closeups that we probably wouldn't see otherwise. Also, it is fun to speculate about what SpaceX is accomplishing with each visit.
4:23 i want to know everytime a ship or booster rolls out of those factory doors
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This is why I keep coming back. Love the commentary Das!