Work on a aerospace engineering degree and apply for an internship at space X they will love to have you

Same man.

@@iheuzio then dont take the job? You litterly agree on the pay and the work hours when you accept the job... Also theres litterly no proof of any of that being true

@@iheuzio Most people only work for SpaceX because they want to work for SpaceX, not necessarily for the work conditions or pay

I will tell you what I always say to the younger generations.. JUST KEEP REACHING FOR THE STARS, AND IF IT IS WHAT YOU TRULY WANT AND DESIRE ( NEVER GIVE UP ON YOUR DREAMS)..!!!!!

As opposed to what haha

Nice choice of words though

Who are u?

yeah ..same ...lol

@@jayemlov As opposed to be ashamed of being human when you read about all atrocities and genocides of our day.

Moses was 120 years old when he finished his mission, so never say never. People are living to be a lot older these days. If you exercise and get proper nutrition, then you can stay fit until your end. Missions to planets will need elders from the perspective of wisdom. Wisdom comes from living and learning. I work with medical doctors as part of the facility we own, and RNs are equal to, if not superior, to MDs in many ways! If this is your goal, you should pursue it with gusto! I am 61 and will continue until I am 120, then see if GOD allows me more time. LOL

Amen. Glory be to God

I’m a fan of you channel!! I love the new footage of the Raptor 2🎉

that's good capitalism. The inspiring kind.

Now - if they could only land the stupid spaceship more than once…

@@Meatball2022 why would they waste resources in another 10km flight risking damaging the current instalations and basically not getting any new data from it, the fact that they already did it is more than enough for now, landing a 150 ton ship ( empty, with the fuel would be over 200 tons ) is already an amazing leap forward

@@danko8983 wait. What??? So you think one successful landing is enough? This is supposedly manned spaceflight…. You’re being ridiculous

Man i wanna work there now

Not "never disappoint" but "always excites"

@@curousity yes you can! Unlike NASA, spacex is producing rockets rapidly. Why? SpaceX has more young workers than old ones. While NASA has more old workers than young workers.

are you wanking your packer over elon?????

@@curousity I am there now. 🤩✨

That is awesomeness!! Don’t give up and make it happen!

Let's Gooo

Don't fall in love with a company .. .they won't love you back. Over my 40 years of engineering, I've learned .... YOU ARE DISPOSIBLE, they do not love you. Love yourself, work for yourself, and be ready to move to the next big opportunity without regret .. and KEEP MOVING before they trash you. That is the path of the most successful engineers, seriously. I have close to 100 patents, and have saved my millions for retirement soon.. by upwardly changing jobs every 5-10 years. DO NOT FALL IN LOVE and become stagnant, it's a dead end of dispair.

@@KrustyKlown 😂

I have a concern with a couple things, maybe they are easy to answer for smart heads here... What happens to all the water that is taken and used up outside of the planet? Eventually they will be doing these daily and using a lot more water to export out of our closed system here. Seems like a major concern for the future of this industry. Secondly... What about the damage and future of space items that fall back down onto normal parts, since left over and missing parts are now cluttering the belt of our system?

​@@dertythegrower Starship does not use water for propulsion so if you mean water for passengers and settlement activities, the minimum needed will be taken on a flight. At the Moon and Mars, long-term settlement will locate and collect water instead of shipping it from Earth. Every day tons of small rock and other interplanetary debris falls onto Earth (yes, really) and this contains water, usually bound in minerals just like rocks on Earth. Entry into our atmosphere will heat the material to vaporization which will add some of that water content to our atmosphere. The rest will remain bound in whatever material reaches the ground. SpaceX's Falcon 9 first stage lands or falls back to Earth. The second stage is purposely brought back into the atmosphere where it breaks up and falls to the surface, so it does not add to the orbital debris. In the (near) future Starship and its Super Heavy booster will be fully reusable so that system will not add orbital debris.

Science fiction stuff, all talk no walk since day 1. NASA 2.0 in the making.

2 Year transfer windows would like to know your location

@@ytQrash Cool... thank you, reading now...

Yes it does. I will study it because of this epic work by spacex

I already wanted to be an aeronautic engineer, and I wanted to stay in Texas when I was an adult so this is a definite plus. I hope I can get a job there.

SpaceX gives me a reason to get out of bed every day.

I want to work in the aerospace industry and I'm still in hs. Hope to achieve my goal at some point

@@wheatleyjoestar Keep learning, working and improving and you will!

The entire reason the city developed there was so that SpaceX employees could take residency there, and eventually take over the government so SpaceX could basically do whatever they want. It's one of the first cities in the United States to be a "corporate town".

@@aventicks718 Hundreds of towns are corporate, since the US was founded. Look at the hundreds of mining towns that still exist. And it's not a city really, with only 2000 people.

@@daryldiamond5330 exactly. Ford pretty much belonged to Michigan. I don’t mind Elon representing America on this tiny part of Texas 🇺🇸

@@aventicks718 - Disney in Florida was built too, I think was supposed to be an actual town that Walt Disney lived in along with regular citizens... but it didn't work out in the end. It might even be at the core of the problems now between Florida state versus Disney land authority, Florida is thinking to take the location's authority back under state control... that might've be left over from Walt's original work.

@@aventicks718 So you have never heard of the term "company town" before? I used to live in one. It's not a new thing.

How could they hide something this big? But the fact they don’t even try is awesome. Really has the feel of the 60’s space programs.

Bro, you should know this channel was owned by a roblox youtuber with over 10k subscribers, making roblox combat warriors content, his channel was sadly hacked

Study computer, software, electrical, mechanical, aerospace, chemical engineering, materials science, astrophysics, etc.

Yeah! I would like a video about this one! I hope I could work there soon! I really like spaceflight and space science so much! But it looks like the work there is so hard hahaha lol. I really like Spaceflight but couldn't understand many concepts about it. Well, a least I would know the path to the Space Industry. Second Year High School supporter here from the Philippines! Go SpaceX!

First of you need to be a US citizen, otherwise its close to impossible to get a job in the US space industry because of ITAR regulations

Most people that work at SpaceX are space enthusiasts with mechanical comprehensive🫡

Didn't think you'd be into all this sciency type stuff.

if jesus likes it, it must be good

@@foxon4057 Jesus is one of the most científic people actually, his doctrines are full of científic stuff

@@subject7852 It's no science though that cientific is actually written like scientific

Hi jesus

IIRC The inhouse Videographer was using a RED camera during tour with EverydayAstro. Seems a little overkill for documentaries and a bloated codec. But this makes sense.

Where is your landing on Mars ? All this is a lie and a deceit, even a child understands this. You will never be there and a person will not be there. This is just money laundering.

@@fyurerys Average Roscosmos fan:

The SpaceX lives on to the stars for those that cannot.

have you got rich parents like Elon?

Incredible...bloody fantastic. I enjoy everything about the world and the aeroespacial integration of technology. Please keep me updated with any progress. Thanks, -reed

GO SPACE X

LMFAOI Dream on

DM me and I'll connect you

Not long to wait, Starship launch will be on every MSM outlet :)

Will we find life on Mars? Who knows, are we alone in the universe?

I need my life at Starbase

@@futuremartian2097 Brownsville and South Padre Island Texas are good places to be, you should visit it one day but there’s a lot of people speaking Spanish there