@S1nwar
1:19 theres also a sealevel missing btw
@Vulmada
@MattLowne Did you hear about the Company "Isar Spectrum" getting the greenlight to launch a rocket that is planned to reach orbit, from Norway? Possibly even as early as next sunday for a test launch
@jebitt326
those Crew 10 boost back shots were some of the best I've seen beautiful
@michaelbond569
Pad A will definitely get replaced with a similar pad to Pad B once Pad B is online
@Lion_McLionhead
Definite chance block 2 gets scrapped & they move on to block 3. Ship 39 is a block 3.
@theotimeyt
“Will This Explode” 💀
@Skylabz0rz
Thanks for the great recap! Love your videos sir.
@headforscience
Matt what music do you use for space this week?
@bristleconepine4120
I hope you feel better faster, Matt! I am glad that you're recovering!
@nekrugderzweite8298
always love the serious and informative vids. Also very nice voice
@AliceHartlovey
Im gonna wait until tomorrow morning until I watch this because I like the idea of my morning coffee being a part of updating myself on the space news.
@grandicellichannel
0:32 "...and really, Butch Butch more!"
@wolfmaster2898
Shame there was no mention of Bahrain launching their very own official satellite this week.
@_RandomPea
Great update Matt. Cheers
@GunningAirSpaceCo.
it would be really neat if starship kept exploding and someone else gets to Mars first because I really just want to see Elon fail
@matthewkoehler8796
PUNCH is cool, it's 4 coronagraphs, one to look at the close up CMEs, and 3 to look further out at 120 degree sections where those CMEs turn into solar wind. And it will go well with the new data from CCOR-1 that launched last year. I worked on both! They're cool. And then LEXI, that just finished up on the Blue Ghost moon lander, imaged where that solar wind hits and flows around the earth's magnetic field. And my buddy worked on that!
@devcoolkol
Elon just pulling these out of his inventory every few days after launch is fun 😂
@NaN-h5w
Didn't the toilet problem thing on Dragon happen before ? I thought I read that somewhere.
@DeadBaron
I love that Russia launches rockets while it's snowing, while NASA/SpaceX always wait for pristine conditions from warm sunny Florida
@MattLowne