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Minute Physics
MinutePhysics was created by Henry Reich in 2011 and has since grown into a Youtube giant with 5.5 million followers. The whiteboard style they…
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Regular, detailed updates on rockets and spaceflight, especially SpaceX Starship. Suits space fans who want to follow what is happening in the new space race.

Marcus House makes videos about spaceflight. He explains that he was born after the Apollo Moon landings and wants to share his excitement about a new era of space exploration.
The channel covers rocket launches, test flights and new spacecraft, with a strong focus on SpaceX and its Starship programme. Videos also cover NASA, Blue Origin and other space companies. Each one pulls together launch footage, animations and technical details to explain what happened on a flight and what comes next. The pace is fast and enthusiastic, and new videos follow major launches closely.
Some highlights include:
An explanation of the Starship test flight in which the booster was caught by the launch tower on its return.

A closer look at how close that first booster catch came to being called off, and the systems involved in making the decision.

A breakdown of the first flight of the third version of Starship, and what changed in the design.

The channel has around 590,000 subscribers.
For anyone thinking about aerospace engineering, this channel shows how much a rocket programme changes from one test to the next. It is a good way to see iterative design in action, where engineers learn from each flight and improve the next one. It connects to careers in aerospace, propulsion, structures, software and mission operations.

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