Better Uranus than Myanus!

Uranus go “CRACK”

Humans and rockets both need a place to land its a fact lol

@@maydolichavez4316 OOOOF 😂

It's sweating now

A truly LifeRPG player. Doesn't say no to any quest. It's the only way to experience the whole game

A man with many Ponzi Schemes.

@@TheMrPeteChannel Yup, the weak link needs to be fixed first, that link would be homo sapiens.

He’s doing all the side quest before he takes on the alien boss

I have a major assignment this helped can someone help if I'm wrong should or shouldn't social media be used for mass surveillance

Same lol

So dang fake. These are blimps full of helium bro. They don't make it to space. These are high altitude air machines. There is no orbit, there is no globe, there is no space. Wake up.

I too

@@MrTerrrrible but more critical stages are launching and landing... That's they want to demonstrate first...

@@MrTerrrrible they must learn to safe land before orbit. Its not fake!

I thought it was 1950's, looks like a model Von Braun was showing around back in the day

essentially Verner Von Brown had this sort of single vertical rocket take off and landing concept in his head, Chesley Bonestell painted it, Elon Musk built it

maybe the star ship of the 50's were correct and we have been trying to do them wrong since

Thunderbirds are go!

I literally have a comic book from the 50s with almost the same design. No joke, silver, finns, etc. But I don't think Musk has read the same exact comic.

any evidence of anything like this happening? i don't think anyone has been to the moon personally... thank you for evidence...

These 100 men and women will spending time inside a small area without gravity for 7 months. How can they not become claustrophobic and also miss all the necessary activities which keep them healthy? This is far more complex then it looks to send people to Mars even when bringing them back as the first flights will be of that sort. Then living on Mars is also very challenging as there is no place to come out for a bit of fresh air or have a walk in the forest, then forget any cafes on a nice terrace surrounded by Hausmannian beauties.

@@lucrolland7489 hi, please look at the craft that landed on the moon, does it look real to you? would you fly it 200metres in the air? personally i wouldn't

​@@haha5571 what is your area of expertise? why would Anyone take you seriously?

@@urthpainter so us sheep cannot come up with our own conclusions using the senses we use everyday to survive? that is the greatest weapon, if it was years ago you would be referring to priests in the catholic church and you being unable to do certain things because only the church would regulate the info ... i am not here to argue, but there are multiple reasons to start questioning things for yourself, otherwise you become the person Nixon was talking about when he said Americans only believe something when it is on the television...

why don't you marry him.?

@@salarrue78 because he's already in a relationship, maybe 🤔🙄

🤣🤣

Yes but his sense of dance is quite horrible. In fact it's worse than any other white man I've ever seen.

@@dieseldog00 Good thing dancing is a useless trait then.

You mean like living in LA in 2021?

@@johnmeyers6115 he really just means living In LA

And congestion at Mars X !

Plus Radioactive

Plus cold

I noticed that one too, "um huh?"

Thank you, I was scrolling down looking for this comment. The whole concept of a fuel being more or less "weighty" is meaningless anyway if you don't take into account the amount of thrust that can be derived from a given mass of that fuel. The relevant measure is specific impulse, and hydrogen wins hands down if you look purely at the mass of the fuel. The problem with hydrogen is not that it is dense, but quite the opposite - its low density requires large tanks to contain it, the weight of which can often outweigh the benefits of its high energy to mass.

“Less weighty” meaning less fuel tank dry mass needed to hold the denser methane, since its got a lower volume. Weight is everything!

@@noelhenderson2771 I agree that a kerosene rocket will have less dry mass with the same Delta-V because it takes up less volume, but it does this because kerosene is MORE dense than hydrogen, not less.

Yepp that’s true it has a higher molecular weight than hydrogen

Lmao ~ you need to grow up kid.

@@jimbojones101 LOL I am so glad you already said that.

@@jimbojones101 apparently Elon also believes in that sight and I wouldn't really call Elon a kid for it 😅

@@jimbojones101 that is literally what elon hopes to see in the near future. Given what he is accomplishing now, I would say it isn't that far fetched. I'll put my bet on him, given his achievements far outweigh your skepticism.

@@jimbojones101 1) The idea of growing up sounds terrible.... I'd rather be a responsible adult that's still a kid at heart 2) At the rate he is building these and the relatively low cost of doing so there will indeed be fleets of them going to Mars. It all comes down to whether they can build a crewed version. If they can, its a lock. Most people I know think they can, even if it takes another 4-8 years (instead of the hopeful 2 to 3). Given his immense wealth and desire to spend almost all of it on going to Mars, there's not much that can get in his way. But, as far as the fleets go - he signaled that they'd never send less than 2 crewed Starships at once. In addition, there will be several cargo versions that precede those and 1 to 3 additional cargo versions that travel with the crewed. So, the very first 'wave' of manned ships will likely consist of a mix of between 4 and 8 Starships preceded by another 1 to 3 that landed there 2 years earlier. The 3rd wave... who knows, but it'll likely be much larger if those first 2 crewed Starships touchdown safely.

*giggles

I dunno some aerodynamic thingy

100th like

Ever heard of aerodynamic?

@@pcnerd5994 the meme lord 😂

Or crumbling like a tin can

So when do you think Starship is going to reach orbit? edit: Lmao, a year later, no reply 😂.

I was out at the StarBase a month ago and they were building SN26 And they were making disposable heat shields that will cover the stainless steel skin

Odds are that the speed of development is about right at SpaceX; for anyone else hoping to avoid extinction, they need a kick in the pants if we are to survive global warming.

True, I just hope that humanity can get out in space so they gather resources instead using up the resources we still have on earth.

Will see what the future holds for us, i doubt that whatever follows global warming will make us extinct, its just gonna be rough for a while, but I'm more about the adventure of space exploration, unfortunately I'm too old to get a chance myself (talking about a slightest possibility if you're an every day guy) but it will be amazing to see our species land on another planet

I completely agree with you, its been forever since we've seen anything about anyone properly going to space, and since SpaceX have started they've really pushed forward and designed some incredible space craft. I think SpaceX have a bright future ahead of them especially if they're moving at this speed to get to Mars. I'm really excited to see what SpaceX's future brings

@@thesnowdog4609 True, I don't mind other countries and companies joining in, I'm just really interested where this age will take us... Especially with the new cold war between the west and Russia threatening everything, it's nice to see something interesting and positive on the news

A person have to be more than a dreamer . He or She has to be smart and with money . That is something that most politions dont have .

@@jeffmullinix7916 lol. You are right

@@jeffmullinix7916 Fax, they don't help the earth

@@marco_ramirez23_ Why do you say that?

@@johannmckraken9399 because what jeff mullinix said, most politicians dont want to help earth, with cars and dont look for help for space idk, talking out of my mind

Goddammit I chuckled at this...

FAKE

@@MrTerrrrible u stupid? Lol

Star Trek is much more exciting, and far more believable!! Switch channels for the sake of your mental health. People end up thinking they believe starship is real! Which is really embarrassing.

I’m looking forward to being a fly on the wall, following the mission to Mars and then following their arrival...

@@kayenne221 lol troll much...

Sn11 is probably sweating now

Same here, when is the next launch for SN11?

Nasa blew up dozens of rockets in order to get a simple satellite into space

funny they used SN10 flight footage in video too

Super

The tech didnt exist in the 90's. We still rocking Windows 3.1 in mid 90's.

Sure - god did it. Thank him.

@@horrido666 no I meant as expression, god gets no credit for this.

@@markherring3513 I guess my point was more that the tech should have existed in the 90’s, had public opinion been more interested in space as it was in the 60’s with the cold war, great things could have happened.

We will never go to mars you goofy boomer. Never been to Moon. Research Flat Earth please. Wake up fool.

Including both would be an option as well. For example he could tell the metric value while the imperial one is showed in the video.

I agree however what drives me bonkers is that English speakers mispronounce the word Kilometer into: kilowmeters, I shudder. It's easy 'Kilo meters ' or go back to imprecise Miles and gallons, thank you

@@flying_marvin that won’t be necessary, when the majority of the globe uses the metric system, as it currently stands. It is also important mentioning, that the metric system is more accurate for engineering projects, as it uses decimal places, not fractions (US engineers tend to switch over to metrics and convert back to imperial)...

@@oliverschubert8242 ah see. You’re forgetting something. “MURICA BEST! WE DONT USE COMMIE UNITS” a lot of average Americans hate the metric system because it was the units used by the Soviet Union. It’s what makes America “different”

@@theluftwaffle1 Thats total bullshit😂

Not element. Compound.

@@jonnbigboote5330 It was a joke. EM playing god and creating a new element for his rocket ...

don't hold your breath. He's very good at playing a genius on tv, not so good in real life. This design will never carry 100 people anywhere and he either knows it and lies or is completely delusional.

@@namenloss730 hmm, what makes you believe that?

@@everything-comics1102 basic knowledge of physics, biology, and common sense. He expects to carry 100 people in a volume that allows a coffin sized room for each, no space for food and water, no radiation shielding, etc ... For 6-9 months, and have them arrive alive in an environment more hostile than anything on earth. He lied about hyperloop, he lies about the boring company, he lies about neuralink perspectives, he lies about spacex costs, he lies about Tesla tech, he lied about solarcity, he lied about earth to earth rockets for transportation, etc... Stop giving him credit for his promises when you evaluate his actual contributions. He invested well and then made sure everyone believed he was the sole brain behind everything. But he that's it. He throws stuff to the wall and sees what sticks

@@namenloss730 Why would he waste 5 billon$ if he wasn't sure he can do it? Lmao

@@OriasX Because it's investors money and he knows that by pretending to be iron man his cult will worship him and make him even richer? Like when he fucked them raw with DogeCoin? Or lied about solar city? Or Hyperloop? or the Boring Company? Or earth to earth rockets for travel? Or pretending to a positive contribution to paypal and tesla? Or the BS he is making up around neuralink that even his engineers say is BS?

It's Odyssey and Kubrick. And you really should get out into the real world more often if you think Elon Mush is the "most exciting and funny" entrepreneur.

@@JS-ob4oh Elon Mush? lol 😂

You know... you're right. He really is the greatest entrepreneur of our day. It is a shame this klown world has tried to vilify a man who put everything into his spacex dream and genuinely make the world a better place.

I like that he is doing all of this but keeping a sense of humor about it: "Why is the rocket so pointy?" his answer: Because its funny....."Why is the Cyber Truck bullet proof?" his answer: because its bad a$$!!!". U can be a genius and still have fun and interject your personality into your creations.

I predict the dying words of Elon Musk will be something like this: "I wish I had been a better father to my kids."

lmao

Haha yes...great show!

Wish epstein from our universe created the epstein drive instead of doing creepy things on an island.

Elon musk, the first belter.

Are you saying this because both the expanse and his colonization project are pure fiction?

Ah, the Phoenix.

@@omegalightning5715 That was quite the magic carpet ride.

@@drew_mb lol indeed.

True. Someone, please invent the warp drive engines for the sides of the rocket.

Tanks

Tx

What I’ve been waiting for

And only 1 minute 😫😒

Thanks

You know it would be kinda funny to hear that Elon musk bought a lot of his "less stain" steel off of eBay.

It's actually technically true. Stainless steel in reality oxidizes so fast that the oxyde creates a sort of protective layer protecting from further oxidation. So basically what happens is that whenever stainless steel is scratched, that protective layer is broken, but it quickly creates a new one. However, highly corrosive environents, like the sea, WILL eventually rust even stainless steel, so depending on the upkeep and environment the metal will tarnish faster or slower, the seller might be right (depends on what exactly they meant...) A metal that truly does not oxidize/rust/tarnish is Gold, that's why it's so valuable

@@andresgagge6977 yep, you’re absolutely right! The problem was the product was rusting just sitting on the shelf - bolts that were supposed to be “mil-spec” hardened 316 marine grade s.steel, to be used by people building and refurbishing light aircraft. 🤦🏻‍♂️

@@jamesstevens2362 Oof, yea that's pretty bad

Instead we're busy fighting other nations and each other.

Expansion? You mean conquest and spread the disease of humanity like imperialism and colonialism? If I were an alien civilization I would wipe-out the human race for the threat it poses.

@@JS-ob4oh good thing that at this point in time we seem to be the only intelligent species in this Galaxy, therefore if we weren't to spread there would be no one who could perceive it. The universe might not exist at all if it wasn't for us

In surviving Mars (A city building game, set in the first martian colony) I spent 200 million dollars, to make Elon ship us 2 Starships full of baked beans.

@@JS-ob4oh So you would rather we just went extinct then?

He'll save humanity from certain extinction

@PhatChin Bullshit.

@@realLuisGiordano Absolute BS.

There was this one guy that taught someone to walk on water

He gives respect to those before him.. those after him will make the decision for themselves. Me personally, I hold him in high regard and I'm thankful that the private sector gets to see space. I have a tremendous respect for that man.

Where then did it come from?

Maybe it won't solve many problems in the short term, but in the long term it will be a game changer And maybe it even prevents some wars down here on earth because we are all working together on sth big

Same

Pathetic ...... go out and get laid !

@@sticky59 🤣

Yes!!! Breaking up worker unions is wholesome funny!!!!!!!!

@@sticky59 how do you know he's not getting laid. I get laid and I agree with him.

THe FAKERS? This is Fake you moron

@@MrTerrrrible Your username makes this look a lot like a troll no offence.

Yeah, nothing of this would have happened without the whole team, Elon Musk included.

Shotwell XD Why though? For her ted talk where she lied?

Nop that's why they build huge enigens Like 400hp V8 in huge car

Thats true I wonder how much 'material' the carbon fibre can produce compared to stainless with density into account. The weight comparisons are a bit misleading.

I seriously doubt that aerospace grade steel just worth 3 dollars par kilo. This is uterly ridiculous.

@@rolletroll2338 Well the video started the types of steel being used so why don't you look it up and get back to us?

@@wcookiv well, because i have other things to do in my life, but from my experience about the price things can have in the aerospace industry, telling that an aerospace grade steel costs 3 dollars per kilo seems to be an exageration. And you, do you have the Price?

Would have been even more awesome if he had been a great husband and father to his own kids, who are now watching him from afar.

@@Chamindo7 really? I don't really think that scifi loving kid gives a single f about how good husband/father he is as long as he launching rockets to Mars.

The real Tony stark

He said innovation not inventions

@@sbayal_sby2485 The common bulkhead has already been used for the purpose of dividing propellant and oxidizer in the past. SpaceX wisely used the concept for weight saving, but did not introduce it.

@@JakeSkateboard it’s innovation then lol why don’t u get it

@@beluwuga2229 no, an innovation is: "a new method, idea, product, etc.", and since the common bulkhead was already used, its not new, and therefore no innovation

Even a 30 man crew would be impressive imo

Perhaps not. But, a dude with an English accent (fake or authentic) should give dual figures at the very least.

Fool

Can we just make a petition for everyone...

If you put a ton of speakers in there there will be another kind of volume

About 1000 cubic meters or 35,314 cubic ft of pressurized volume for cargo or passengers. That's more volume that the entire Boing 707 fuselage has. Including luggage.

You could launch one into orbit and turn the fuel tanks into even more living space if you want a space station.

It even has more volume than the entire ISS!

@@leerman22 That stuff is very toxic. The tanks aren't going to just be squeaky clean when their emptied.

Nah, it's easier for me to understand imperial.

I agree however what drives me bonkers is that English speakers mispronounce the word Kilometer into: kilowmeters, I shudder. It's easy 'Kilo meters ' or go back to imprecise Miles and gallons, thank you

@@msarchive6247 Thats you, and you're not from the Metric world

@@msarchive6247 reason that you can't learn what the rest of the world is using is not a good enough reason to use some ancient units instead of proper ones.

I grew up with the imperial system, but the Metric System is much easier to learn and i much prefer metric.

They also need to get away from welding the segments together. The stresses on the stainless are too uneven after welding such long seams. Expand the edges with heat, press it over a ring. After the segment/ring temperatures stabilize; 3-layer rivet the stainless to the rings, then bolt the rings together. Unless it is a shared segment seam. In that case heat expand and press both segments onto the ring and then 3-layer rivet each segment to the common ring. This process has worked well for military rockets for a very long time.

thats good

A great and humble man...the polar opposite of Musk.

Saturn's common bulkhead still had separate tanks with rounded ends, unlike "Starship", in which the lower tank does not have a rounded top.

No no and nooooo!

he doenst run nasa. also as an independent commercial company, he doesnt have to deal with all the political BS that nasa officials are constantly faced with which makes spacex a lot more efficient.

@@ConfusedPlushiee Governments are always screwed by corrupt and or cost saving exercises like contracting to lowest bidders which always seems to end up stupidly inflated in price and result in timescales like decades or half decades instead of fiscal years.

@@shacklock01 i dont know about corruption (unless you categorise lobbying as corruption), but other than that the main REASON stuff happens like you say, is because of politics. Eg. nasa wants higher budget but wont get it unless this one governor votes in favor and this governor will only vote in favor if nasa will base some of their operations in his/her state thereby bringing jobs to said state. However, doing so decreases productive efficiency because nasa now HAS to work from seperate locations even when it isnt beneficial to their productivity. Now nasa will comply with the governor's demand because, even though their efficiency will suffer for it, in the end it will still up their productivity because of the budget increase.

But I sleep and dream in the day. In fact, I sleep and dream all day and night. I guess I am dangerous in another way. Dangerous to my finances that is.

I have that Q framed on my wall and I love it.

FAKE SPACE. Flat Earth is Real.

Uncharted 3 huh? A man of culture

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All hail Elon!

You could go too fast because of asteroids, black and white holes, other planets and stars

Also why is he saying the common bulkhead is a SpaceX innovation when everyone knows its a Saturn NASA/Saturn innovation? Sloppy research I guess, just another hastily prepared click generator channel.

He's the risk taker? He's the one throwing people into the vacuum of space, what's he risking? His ego?

@@bretzel1026 nasa did the same in 1969 all your doing is hating with whatever tiny brain cell is left in the hollow head of yours

@@bretzel1026 He hasn't thrown anyone into the vacuum of space. When it's time, the astronauts will be trained volunteers like all of the pioneering test pilots that have come before.

@@virginiapicker Accidents happen. Columbia? Challenger? Both of those disasters weren't human error. Also, he kind of has thrown two people into the vacuum of space.

@@bretzel1026 That's why they're accidents, also did you just forgot about the accidents which happened on Nasa and other space companies? and no I don't believe he literally threw people into the vacuum of space.

Why? LOL

right first to the moon, for real

From wikipedia Hydrogen, liquid 141.86MJ/kg 2,790.0WH/litre LNG 53.6MJ/kg, 6,166.7WH/litre

Nah hydrogen has 30kwh/kg and methane has less than 10kwh/kg wich matters more than it's density

you dont know if hes talking about mass density or energy density, both are really differing in this case

This is what happens when you trust the internet for answers. 😂

This is what happens when you trust the internet for answers. 😂

I have no respect for people who can't do the conversions in their head. Do you buy lottery tickets? That's what people who can't do math do.

@@craigwall9536 Well an example, 3 feet, doesn't equal 1 meter!! If you think it does, I have no respect for you! Now... are sure you can convert instantly straight off the top of your head?!... Doubt it!

Engineers don't get the respect they deserve in many cases! But I'm biased because I AM one! ;)

@@philgrindle2741 you work at spaceX?

@@Xo-Yanga What in my comment implies or states that I work for Space X? I AM an Engineer. I don't work for Space X! Clear now?

@@philgrindle2741 ik ik but engineer is such a broad term....

@@philgrindle2741 plus the topic of the vid is spaceX :/ you thought I was gonna say do u work for blue origin?

how can someone sleep at the dawn of a new colonisation era

Yeah I know right . Heard his iq is 155 or something .... higher than Einstein I think

@@stargazer9035 from what I know Enistines was 150 and above, but I think by the time Elon Musk dies he will have done much more than what Enstine did

@@gamingstoneham bcos he's smarter than Einstein regardless of having slightly lesser iq than him . Also u spelled Einstein wrong.😆

@@stargazer9035 if Einstein or tesla had business acumen like elon, we probably had people living in mars already, its sad that those two scientists only focused on being teachers their whole life

Traveling to Mars has been promising since the 50's, but there are always some problems and they have been telling empty stories for decades, so it's not clear to me where you find a foothold for your optimism, whether we live on the same planet at all !!! All these are just wet dreams and empty promises to entertain the curious masses. The year 2050 will also come and then they will tell the same stories about Mars, and we will continue to stare at the screens, and nothing will come of real action. We are doomed to planet Earth whether we like it or not.

LMAO I just realized that lol

Typical Musk fanboy video... in the same sentence, he said that Methane, a carbon-based fuel, would be burning cleaner than Hydrogen... Where did these guys go to school?

If clean burn also included a lack of rust, then maybe pure hydrogen does not provide the best results. I think clean means the least amount of degradation or build up in the burner nozzle assemblies. If the engineers say CH4 burns cleaner then pure H2, I believe them.

@@Baerchenization it is one of the cleanest burning fuels

@@beluwuga2229 When there is enough oxygen. When there is not, then it burns orange and sooty, just like before SN10 exploded.

agreed.

Why? Name one country using the metric system that has landed a human being on the moon.

No

@@JS-ob4oh The US the entire Apollo program used Metric, since most of it's lead scientists/engineers (for example Werner von Braun) were from the German Rocket program. So they used Metric. Furthermore because of a conversion error between Metric and Imperial the Mars Climate Orbiter crashed into the Mars. Because of that NASA is now entirely Metric.

@@oliviawutam What's the matter? Can't you do the conversion in your head?

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