@Houlmnt Are you a professional troll or do you simply got, just way to much time on your hands??😂😂

@Houlmnt xamm nap

I don't know how Musk manages his time like that.

12:01

He enjoyed this so much. You could just see!

To be fair... it was only 1 answer. -> Elon kept extending his line over and over... then they finished with a double hand shake (professionally). AFTER the "interview" (when normally cameras are shutdown), they reminded him to take out the mic (he did, then he started a normal talk with Tim "off the record" ...)

Haha! Amazing interview.

That's what I love; when you have someone truly dedicated to the pursuit of the science and their goals, they can talk endlessly. I am sure that Tim could have kept Elon there for the next 24 hours just by giving little nudges of questions...

-Irrelevant Chanel -very unsuccessful businessman (look up elon musk he never got revenue from his projects) Why on earth people are interested in this sht... I have no idea

Thousand years later he will be remembered as the man who brought first people to Mars.He will be in the history books

Elon looked so hilariously awkward when he went to leave like he didn't know where to go after but he found refuge in continued unedited nerding.

@Jimbo Bimbo marvel?

I personally think it is probably annoying AF for him that in 3/4 of his interviews people just repeat word for word what he has said in previous interviews and then try to play it off like they're actually smart.

@@danaharris2236 you literally just copied and pasted a comment literally below this one. shut up.

@@danaharris2236 Musk was like: wow that guy knows what he is talking about. I could talke more with that dude.

😂

it's especially appreciable considering he's from outer space

He's the most human person I've seen.

😂😂

Definitely.

@Houlmnt sotp

remember when elon musk got to meet the ceo of alibaba :))

@@m1ke841 ALIBABA INTELLIGENCE

Man that was a pain to watch...no idea how Elon was feeling.

Couldn't agree more. The deepest thing our journalist here managed to pry from Musk was about the importance of all members of the organization knowing what the big picture and mission was and how the machine works in principle in order to avoid partial optimization. This is the most important thing in this whole video. Everything else is based on that. What gets you to Mars isn't that rocket. It's the organization.

Oh was the cam shaking? Didn't notice haha

the audio was awesome

This, 100%. We really appreciate the full unedited footage - I'll happily watch the same stuff edited and integrated into other videos too!

yes yes yes uncut for the win

I'm actually starved of good Elon interview videos. I like where he goes in depth with no filter

Nanti aku cari loyer

Social Media it's humilty over I'm here if you want

@@anitasaad4875 are you here

than*

@@sahildhingla ‘‘twas the joke

@@nickcorwin1410 became the joke as soon as he pointed it out

@@justnick1566 nicks should be frinedly to other nicks and you r min not cool dood

i dunt beliv that

Absolutely!

@@wrongtimeweeder1076 "Wait, don't scroll too far up, that's Me with Grimes"

My friend show pictures of his dog to complete strangers. Not because he loves THEM - but because he loves HIS DOG. Just sayin'

@Bebopman Current Kinky... she likes you.

Bro. You could’ve just said she was a solid 10 and we’d have given you props.

Elon could clearly sense that he had an actual love for space x and the work they were doing, not just some reporter looking to get a headline

Did he get a job offer I wonder

Best interview, keep it up!

Exactly! It feels great to watch when he is completely happy to do it.

It must be refreshing for him to give an interview to someone truly interested in the nuts and bolts of his passion, not just another journalist asking mundane questions. Additionally he knows this is a great way to reach out to people that could one day work in the industry and push mankind's progress.

🥺🥺😢

That's sad

Yea i know Elon even still came back to talk more. I could tell Tims time was up though because people started flooding into the shot, then that super hot lady stopped the conversation forcefully. Thats so messed up but his time is super important.

@@Kaodusanya shes hot

HAHAHAHA!

Exactely! We need more of those to bring the fun back!

@@CarChrisMC the bean counters created much suicide. It's nice to see the opposite in Elon's ventures.

You've uncovered Elon's Secret Sauce(TM).

ilmas ashraf yep! Soulless Bezos

0:38 how many CEOs do you hear whistling? :D The man is living the dream

lol same haha

Hahaha same

DerekSP Musk is really the one who kept the interview trailing on. Love it! His enthusiasm, curiosity, passion and fantastic nerdy commitment are inspiring. Tim was of course eating it all up, he was with Musk the whole way. Bravo!

@@kjb930 ...Echo Sierra Tango

I cried 😭😭😭😭

Hahahaha brilliant comment, can't unsee this theory now lol

Or he is just stoned :)

@Salil Mittal I know lol

Maybe he is 🤭🤔

I swear he is hiding something.

But then you have to convince them.

@@TheGreatSteve No question. Thats how any employer works. My secret had to die with me at my last workplace because I couldn't convince my employer...My new employer on the other hand offered more and understood.

maybe that explains some of the delays with ULA?

@@andrew1717xx sucks for your last employer but at least your somewhere that respects your input enough to at least look over your proofs

Bc he is a scientist, he is a physicist, they are taught to learn and approach new things that way

Legend

He earned it.

I'm really impressed with how far he's come along in learning aerospace engineering. He's really done his homework.

@@phil4826 Tim or Elon? or Both?

And most of the interview was discussing new information, instead of rehashing the presentation. Go Tim!

nice.

He´s whistling "How high is the Moon" before starting to answer questions! Fine humor!

He must answer so many dumb questions as part of PR for the masses, so when someone like this comes around and can truly appreciate his work it must be a lovely experience. So nice to see

They both got hands crossed at the begining -> mimicking conversation partner... and it is windy night and they are in open field.

He already knew Tim from the Q&A sessions of all the presentations of the last couple of years. Now they got up and close.

"you got nice questions on Twitter" And "nice shirt"

Beautifuly Said!👍🇺🇸🚀

@@paulmichaelfreedman8334 Sure, but Tim was asking him about an *obscure* type of rockets NEVER EVER actually launched (precisely for a "research video" that may have had just on the very basics). -> Elon got more relaxed when Tim told him that his part would be "at the end" of it (meaning Elon did not had to explain stuff to neither Tim or the audience).

Yeah, he seems really tense when he's talking with press that don't know much but around Tim he looks so much more relaxed and happy.

Lol

Imagine what we could have heard if he kept it...

@@nihilist1680 true that true that

Elon is like. "Finally somebody that speaks my language"

@Action Man Sorry, but Yang does not have much of a chance. Any of the candidates would be better than the status quo.

@@rogerheuckeroth7456 None of them have a chance against Trump just FYI, also Trump has actually been a good president for space, nuclear energy, the economy, and avoiding wars.

@@livefire666 LOL. If Trump even is the republican candidate. He might impeached and facing criminal proceedings.

@@rogerheuckeroth7456 Ya not going to happen, just like it didnt happen last last time. Today's governments "world wide including Americas" is so full of pay to play politicians and criminal corruption, it would take A LOT to ever impeach a president. Bush should of been impeached over very serious crimes about half a dozen times but it didnt happen. Obama should of probably been impeached for attacking Libya and involvement in the assassination of Qaddafi, and giving weapons to "basically terrorists" in Syria, but didnt happen. Every president for 40 years "except Trump" started a new unconstitutional war in his first 2 years in office for corrupt reasons. That is just how low the bar is today.....

RunnerBoi95 exactly my very first impression of him

the question then becomes, did you actually do it? If so, good job! If not, doesn't matter, just try it again. You'll get there, this random internet stranger knows it for sure!

you go put up that shelf man im rooting for youuu!!!

proud of you my guy

Ten months in, how’s that shelf coming?

*cough* SLS *cough*

How to sum up NASA in one sentence!

The best solutions are simple and elegant.

Reminds me of the days of lightning progress in c.1950 military aviation. When designing the British Canberra bomber, Colin Chapman said "Simplificate, and then add lightness." Elon would have hired him. (Designed from the outset for ultra-high altitudes, a version of this plane is still in use by NASA.) I think Kelly Johnson liked this phrase.

*adds elons dialogue into chat bot*

Jokes on them, the starship might actually sweat in the future

I LOLed :)

@@blainegrant3276 r/wooosh

@@blainegrant3276 well it will for cooling elon even said it

Just watching the likes slowly go up

his car is also in space too

@@cvspvr 😯

He has rockets on the road and a car in space too o.0

Don't forget about tunnels underground lol

@@THIS---GUY I would have mentioned that but it's a boring company.

didn't expect to see you here

that actually i think is really important to drive these things.

Harryboy 628 A massive Space fan like me is always lingering around here.

@@FinalGlideAus but y aren't u following elon or spaceX though? In twitter i mean

karthick murali I don’t use Twitter. The less social media apps I have the better. I get all the useful tweets he makes through Reddit.

WTF 😂😂😂

Couldn't of put it better myself. You must match Elon's determination to stay part of the team

carlos romo ha , I’m sure they are quite secure , he doesn’t seem THAT unpredictable on a career note ,

He was about to say we could do with some of them over at Tesla before he caught himself lol

carlos romo 😂😂😂. No pressure

He will be down to mars soon ;)

I don't think down to earth suits him

totally..

He seeems so exited to finally be interviewed by someone who understands what hes talking about and can hold a conversation about rocket tech.

factssss

Most commercial media guys put him off with dumb questions and oversimplified understanding of what's what to which Elon can't answer without being distracted from his passion.

@@android12921 To be fair, the commercial media are mainly for the average viewer, with little investment with Elon Musk's doing. We who watches Tim Dot on the other hand can fully nerd around with his stuff!

Thank God he forgot about the micophone

@BeAn BeAn the woman ushering him away is a CNN reporter as you can see in their interview, probably waited too long for Tim to finish lol

He's translating genius to English

it's because his brain is faster then his mouth

Believe the stutter is a pause to scan through tons of information and knowledge retained in his brain to link, analyze and conclude before speaking

Well the shuttle would have been a far better glider with an aerospike for one. The biggest thing it really has going for it is low drag when not in use. That's why you see them on air launched missiles. They don't slow the plane nearly as much as a bell nozzle. A hypersonic air launched system designed for propulsive landing could be a great use case for a spike. It would need low drag when mounted on the parent aircraft, as well as efficiency in vacuum, all while not blowing up at sea level. Hypersonic air launch is the next big milestone, as rockets truly suck up to Mach 5.

Everyone should question everything. It's called critical thinking.

@@LoanwordEggcorn Maybe critical thinking is wrong? :P

Comment section please be good, this video is just amazing

This was weird. it's like "You've not used aerospike, you're smart one, so there's a reason. Period. I don't hold my breath. Just a little". - "Maybe that reason is wrong", hurray, but then he says something about second stage not needing one... come on, that thing is going to work in a vacuum and on landing, and in current design it already has 3 engines for that and 3 for that, wouldn't it be better to have just 3 engines? I can understand that this is still risky, because of thermal issues, because firing into the supersonic airstream could be problematic or whatever. And that reward could be not THAT great, but that wasn't what they actually said.

Man..i love him

It's called Asperger

@@raphaelserra7573 Or, you know, loving your work. He probably enjoys talking about how it works and how cool it is with someone actually curious more than he does talking about numbers with shareholders, investors, government officials, etc or talking to a crowd

@@ragnar97 Yes, but the way he talks about it is pretty similar to people who have Asperger's

@@raphaelserra7573 but Asperger is cool

Why

Everybody thinks faster than they talk though

Actually, what he does is try to explain it in such a way that you can understand it. He possibly understand much more than he explains, just try to do the simplest for us. He is a "crack"

People who are busy making themselves useful don't have time to think about how important they are. They are too busy trying to think of something else useful to do :)

HE'S ON COKE.

Lol

Tim asks him (good) questions on Twitter all the time, so Elon knew who he was talking to. It's so weird to see them talk like they're just friends, I love it.

@@just_lun4 It was funny how excited he got about all the technical details and they had the assistant to come and intervene to break them up :P

And to see how far he came in 3 almost 4 years

yea thats why the JRE interview was so amazing... he clearly is more excited to have casual conversational interviews than to sit down with some professional TV shmuck whos job is just to read the words on a card.

I love the Elon interviews where you can tell they've gone over whatever the scheduled time was but he's so into it that he just keeps jumping to other points and ramping it back up.

I could see tim getting a chance to talk with elon alot longer in the future.

Musk is genuine. Wouldn't be surprised if the interviewer gets a job somewhere in his companies. He doesn't care about your degree. Maybe like 5% he does.

I could see them dating and having hot romantic butt sax.

Sooooo why would they end it early then

News reporter walking towards them?

@@themodfather9382 They didn't end it early, he was only supposed to get 2 questions, but Elon kept talking.

I think the cute one with the pony tail and backpack was Grimes.

True

Indeed

Basically saying push your limits right?

He's a dumb person's idea of smart. It's gibberish but they think it's over their empty heads

@@windymcgee6833 ok

@@mujtabahussain7015 All you got?

@@windymcgee6833 🙂yes

haibozo Karem yeah, I absolutely got the feeling Elon understood he was talking to someone that just got it.

haibozo Karem Who was that girl that rushed him to go?

@@peterbondy Not really, they are worlds apart...

i hate your profile pic

@@mjk8019 Looked like Jessica Anderson, she's been a host in a few Spacex livestreams. Not 100% sure though.

Nothing to add!!!

Stop gushing. It’s embarrassing.

@@thethirdman225 stop hating, it's even sadder.

Patreeko theArtist No hating here. What ever gave you that idea?

There sure was a meeting of minds there. Almost tangible.

@Rick Lokers "accidentally" yeeess.

@Rick Lokers i thought he was a weeb last year i bet he have some loli vids there xD

@Rick Lokers lmao

@@zazugee Samuel L. Jackson will approve that message.

Goals

Lucky dog got the scoop on the pics!

*One meme coming right up*

Paul Freedman I think that video he showed Tim was the video he just recently posted to Twitter of the inside of the Starship. I’m like 99 percent sure.

@@granthoover9045 You can see the video, yes it is love that he took the video himself!

this should start the meme for the first september!

yeah my thoughts exactly, this guy lives for this kind of stuff and im sure Elon and him couldve kept talking forever if they had time.

Yes, he quickly didn't think of Tim as an interviewer, but a fellow enthusiast to converse with. Led to Elon extending the conversation and breaking news exclusive about the redesign of the nosecone/header tanks. Priceless.

I noticed he stuttered a lot less because he could talk in his "normal language"

aero*

viccie211 the mans mind works too fast for his mouth

SpaceX-33 kinda has a nice ring to it

Flax | That’s why he’s developing the Neuralink. He’s the primary user.

he always wants to talk to fast, and getting in the same time alot things which he want to express. Sometimes hard to follow.

I noticed. He started to dumb it down but realized he didn't have to. Really enjoyed this one!

How much of Elon's awkwardness is because he's translating himself for a general audience? He's much more fluent in the nerdy details. Tim, I'm so glad you got to bring that out. Keep being amazing!

@@brian554xx I saw that too - Elon wasn't pausing every few words to think about how much sense the listener will make of what he is saying, instead, he was able to just go on and on. So who's going to be calling Tim for him to interview: Next1; Bezos Next2; Branson Next3; ? :D

I agree!

so true. Life is.

and we get to watch it in 4k ;D

hopefully we will be able to watch this video in 50+ years

How do you know who Elon going to be?

Arthur Osokins he already has achieved that title by docking a rocket in the ISS and with Tesla.

Thanks for the sopport my relationship my love elon

Exactly. That's what really showed just how much he enjoyed the interview.

It proves he’s a genuine guy Elon musk wants the best for humanity not himself

Exactly! That's why one can blindly trust this man..not driven by politics or money.. pure passion!!!

It amazes me how down to Earth Elon is ! He treats every interviewer the same way 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

He explains things in a simple way so everyone who’s interested can basically understand it.

exactly. loved it

That makes 2 of us

...Unlikely in the selfish world that is traditional capitalism. Ego usually rules - and is in direct proportion to level of ignorance.

People can be extremely closed-minded though. If I could show you God is real, that the Bible is true, that Jesus really did rise from the dead, that life didn't evolve but was created about 10,000 years ago, or that CO2 is not pollution - most people would close their mind and not even want to know.

Thats like all of science lol. Everytime you do an experiment, you kinda hope you predicted the answear wrong, since that means there is some new hidden (physics biology etc.) behind it

@@newsgetsold You're right on one thing....CO2 is not airpollution. It is a greenhouse gas and when dissolved in water, it acidified the water. So, not direct pollution like NOx or PM, but a trouble maker non the less.

@@kaasman78 What is the evidence that it is a trouble maker?

It’s basicly what happens with ICE Cars versus Electric.

example : "airospikes"

I'm literally in the middle of a 4+ day code refactor, and that one hit me like a ton of bricks. :/

This applies to so many things big and small. To give some credit, often the engineers aren't even in a position to decide whether it exists or not: they're told to work a system and so they do it. They have no ownership of the larger scope. And people who do manage the larger scope don't always see all the minutiae of what is gong on in the optimizations of those little things. Worked for a shipbuilder, spent many many months (over years) working on a major unit as part of a system only to find that on the next generation being worked on, they had implemented a new tech that completely omitted the need for the unit entirely. So we were spending probably millions of dollars and years of man-hours in refining a system that was already obsolete and a better solution was already designed. But the people dictating the use of the system and having us implement it were so far removed from the process they just said "well we need an X" and may not have even known we had an X2 elsewhere. I wouldn't have even known if I hadn't just happened to be loaned to a completely different group for a month and come across it. Then at the small scale I'll design some little widget and spend a lot of time trying to fit two springs into a tight space, before realizing I can just have one spring do both jobs. I tried to optimize that spring and it was superfluous. Saved a decent amount of money. So yes, total optimization is deleting as much as possible.

As an electronic control systems engineer, I second that statement. I can't tell you how many times I've removed entire circuits from a system because of the unwanted feedback it caused to a process or the duplication of effort they sometimes represented. Too many design engineers have never had to work on the mess they generate.

And pulled out his phone to show pics!

Thats how you know he actually is interested in this and it's not just another revenue stream for him.

I got the impression Elon also genuinely enjoyed talking to Tim. There seemed to be a good chemistry between them.

He’s not a CEO. he’s just a cool kid with a science project which just got a slightly big budget :D

LOL, requesting the whole footage🤣

Raid yeah haha haha 😆

@Houlmnt lol too funny

@Zak Quinn no he talkin bout 12:00

that was my favorite part. sometimes he seems inhuman but that excitement and awkwardness just brought him back to being relatable.

That was quite awkward 🤣🤣 but too funny

*First again. Lolz

*bu duh psh*

To everything in nature, there is a balance... Or so I've heard. 😀

publish this quote

Engineering is an iterative approach to design where you are constantly making design trade offs ussually constrained by material science.

@@coldforgedcowboy and money and time

I felt that in my soul

@@coldforgedcowboy and your manufacturing process and ergonomics

and laws, can't forget the laws.

I mean for programming I come across this a lot lol

Ahaha beat me to it thought exactly same thing lol

Was thinking the exact same thing. Find it quite interesting how many parallels there are between software development and how they work at Space X

From a Mechatronics engineer perspective too.

@@themidnightspark9431 Yeah I can imagine, I guess when you're talking about complicated systems with many different parts that work together (especially with control systems/software being a huge part of it) it all starts blending together. Have heard quite a few different industries adopting the agile approach to all sorts of product development.

Agree.

@@TheExoplanetsChannel Yes... singing is nice

Indeed

Why space x is successful: because it is not ran by the government

Seriously hahah, he's the best You can see how his brain is pulling out 10 responses, thoughts and concepts and computing it into words and it's hard for him to parse that into compressed sentences hahaha This is a dude whos like Legion in mass effect or other AIs that say verbal communication is inefficient to get information across Not just knowing how to do it, but he has that passion and love of this technology and getting humans to the level of advancement and future tech we should already be at if we weren't still shackled with so many dumbases and bible thumpers tied to the back of the progress jet weighing it down

Its like when the master grower runs the grow op

This shows why he is such a successful CEO. His ideas on business practices and processes is inspiring. He is never afraid to change course drastically. Amazing interview with one if the coolest people in the world... And soon to be out of this world.

Speaks properly?... ahh...Everyday Astronaut - not exactly conversational "geek speak" = right, right, right, yep, right, right, yep (I know someone counted- go ahead with metrics for "right", variants of "yup"&"yea", [other forms of adulation], [all other 30,000 words of English language])

@@cozzinie When most interviewers just stand there with a "WTF is this guy saying" look on their face, I'm sure having someone who can actually follow along and ask proper and related followup questions is a welcomed relief. I'm fairly certain this is what Zephyr was referring to.

@@nickg2691 Right, agree with your point - Elon and Astronaut - dolphins squeaking and popping to each other; I did not mean that Astronaut was not following and interacting - 99%+ of the rest of the Earth could not do as well - yup, but maybe my poking Astronaut will inspire him and others to add a few more squeaks and popps to their interaction. or not, right, yup

@@cozzinie There are a good deal more than 30,000 words in the English Language.

@@nickg2691 I remember last year at the Dear Moon event. Every reporter in the room was just asking how much the Japanese guy was paying for the trip. Tim asked about the engine configuration and Elon's face lit up.

One Man Journey no

And instead of candy they have rockets

True

Step_drop_d and invented the candy to go in it.

And the candy!

@@user-jp1qt8ut3s lucky???. do you know how many sleepless hours he worked to get to this position. success in a capitalist country comes with hardworking and creativity, luck has nothing to do with it.

@@sky-xk5be r/woooooooooosh

Yeah this guy is a passionate interviewer. They just should talk to the camera guy. Stop swirling the camera I got dizzy!

Elon Musk is a quack

@@lostintime8651 A quack who has launched rockets into space, landed and reused them, catalyzed the proliferation of electric cars, and done numerous other things that benefit humanity. You look useless by comparison.