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Na saída quase li na estrutura. Lula Mas era ula. Que susto

Hilarious beginning 😂

Cool new name! The Flame Trench.

I can't tell you how much I enjoy and look forward to your show. I really wish you had your own bling section in the NSF store. Classy space suits. hehe

19:00 Why do people insist on calling things skynet 🤦‍♂️

As usual great show, great earrings, but I also love your shirt!

Not good.

Горжусь

Jesus saves. Hell is real

Flame trench is a dope name. 👌🏻

There is no future of starliner. It will be doomed. In Starship era there is no use of starliner. Boeing doesn't understand how it will go.

Scrubliner...

Jon down there, being cool AF

The archimedes engine is a beast!

Hopefully once Starship has a human crew onboard. We will get televised live views of them in earth orbit for a week, simulating an orbital mission to the moon and back. Would be awesome to see Starships forward command center and other designated crew areas.

tthank you so mych

Do the Chinese expect to find different rocks on the far side of the moon? Just because that side never faces the Earth? While the far side has never been exposed to the Earth, it has been fully exposed to the rest of the solar system, the galaxy, and beyond.

Funky eyebrows

Sounds like we found the Mustafar System!?!

Quality reporting. Thank you 👍🏼👍🏼`

If starliner scrubs again, IFT-4 might launch first.

Good job on keeping her, she's well spoken and charismatic

How on Earth it is NOT Boeing's fault?? They are the ones producing this rocket! ULA is a partnership of Lockheed and - guess what - BOEING🤦‍♂

Excellent update!

Why is the space community hellbent om using the metric system? Why are you saying kilometers when talking about activities in the United states. I could understand if you want to use it when talking about space, which even then we should still use miles, but you're talking about the rocketlab water tower in Virginia. Just say miles. This is the united states.

Saw this starlink train for the first time ever in person. So cool

Hopefully, Jared can get the misson to fix it. It would be amazing ❤

Really enjoy the no nonsense, straightforward delivery of information. All those other extreme hyperbolic click bait trash space channels should take note. Good to see the internet being used as intended for a change. Keep it up.

Thanks Elysia & NSF for a great update

(Thanks Elysia!) Safety's all-important, and it's great to have higher margins for crewed spaceflight. And I acknowledge that cryogenic plumbing is damn tough to get just right. Just the same, we've been dealing with leaky & fluttery hydrogen valves for more than 50 years. Is it time for a new design approach?

Hi Elysia, great content and presentation as always! Mk stands for 'Mark' and you would normally say 'Mark one' as its written. I think its a Brit tradition...

Boeing are having a laugh with the American tax dollars 😅

thanks for the updates! nice shirt too lol i want one

I really like these videos. Really well presented and lots packed into it. 👍

Bloomberg TV just reported that SpaceX wants to launch 44 Starships a YEAR from Kennedy, and that the EIS for the effort will soon begin.

14:50 Disney

Vaya vaya imponente

The "Mid-Atlantic Launch Center" is WALLOPS!

Tony Bruno looks older than I remember

Fix it.

Awesom This Week In Spaceflight, Thank you Elysia & NSF!!!

Based on what Tory Bruno said, it would have been safe to cycle the valve on the centaur, and that likely would've fixed the problem and they could have launched, but because of ULA's strict rule that you can't change the fueling state of the vehicle in any way with astronauts on board, even if it has an insignificant chance of causing any problems, they scrubbed the launch. He mentioned that "some other companies do that, but we just don't", because obviously SpaceX safely fuels the entire vehicle after astronauts are on board and it's fine. And that's a lot more of a "change in fueling state" than just cycling a valve.

Hello Elysia Another top notch episode.

Boeing using old boosters from another company, brought out of storage, is definitely its own fault 😂

The side by side of Archimedes and Rutherford is a great pic. Thanks for the recap.

If it’s @boeing, we’re not going.

The best part was the Jake cameo

If this valve is a common problem, why not redesign it for crewed missions, and eliminate the problem?

Yay shuttle!

“Not Boeing’s fault”, except that Boeing is a 50/50 owner of ULA with Lockheed