Comments by "Piccalilli Pit" (@piccalillipit9211) on "Curious Droid" channel.

  1. Yeah the problem this causes which I doubt they will ever truly overcome for human rating - is the MTBF. The mean time between failure. as complexity increases the MTBF drops exponentially due to the interconnected nature of failures - 33 engines provides a LOT of opportunity for 1 to go wrong and take out a critical system
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  2.  @Iain31313  A good point - I would argue its because no one at the top of SpaceX expects the Starship to ever be a functional thing in any real sense. So better off use it as a development platform for the current engine on the tax payers $$$. At best its going to be a disposable 2nd stage with the option of a standard return capsule with ablative coating - they MIGHT get that human-rated as it has abort capabilities. The belly flop thing they have now will never ever work.
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  3. STARSHIP WILL NEVER GO TO THE MOON - AND - IT WILL NEVER BE HUMAN RATED
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  4. Of course it can
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  5.  @ШиринбегГаджалиев  YES they do. They are as technologically advanced as Russia if not more so.
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  6. the earth shattering hypocrisy of Am3ric4ns is truly something to behold
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  7.  @JimmyD806  Dude the U-S is literally h4t3d across the globe for its actions over the last 80 years - Even Macron of France is saying the EU should abandon the U-S
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  8.  @alittlebitofeverything6547  Error 404 !5R43L
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  9. YES
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  10.  @darkfur18  OK - have 4 large and 1 small
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  11.  @samsonsoturian6013  - Mark my words - its never going to the moon and it will never be human-rated. If some kid shows you his go-cart do you need a crystal ball to know he won't be setting the world land speed record...???
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  12. rather life the kings chamber roof in the great pyramid
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