That's a pity, we don't want just one person controlling the space race but unless they bring their A-game they won't. At the end of the day it's all good.
Blue Origin's NG craft is an extremely large Rocket thats never been launched before so yes they are waiting for optimal conditions for their launch they have a completely different philosophy to SpaceX who who use a hardware heavy fail fast aproach. Most of NG's setbacks have been due to the weather so what are you on about!
Aaahhhh...i see...there has been bad weather for 4 years straight. I had NO idea that was the reason for their repeated material issues and constant delays. Thank you for clearin that up for me.
@@fredrikabinger4818 Pfft Bad weather for this launch they've only had the notmars out for a few weeks. Like I said in my OP they have a completely different mindset (Both Philosophies are fine)
@@bigianh Well...SpaceX:s mindset actually flies as opposed to BO. But yeah..i can see how weather can cause unlimited probs with engine manufacturing, production lines, underperforming/less skilled engineers, causing damage to hardware while shifting things around in house etc.etc..so i get it for sure. BO is a micro NASA..extreem production time and old generation thinking with no regards to customers who expected to fly 2-3 years ago. But your right..both mindsets are ok, but only if you actually make it work. Bezos has not.
@@fredrikabinger4818 I agree BO is using an older design paradigm but its no less valid you'll note how they were very carefull, took their time and made sure everything was right and got to orbit on their 1st attempt. As for the quality of the manufacturing/Engineering they were building a production line when SpaceX was still welding tin cans together in tent. I agree BO is more like NASA (Or old school Boeing from before they merged with MacDonald Douglas) but by the same metric up until Starfactory came online SpaceX was more a Kin to some Yahoo letting off Fireworks in there backyard (As far as Starship is concerned)
@@bigianh Uhu..so you say.. One heck of a firecracker, though..and working as well. BO boasted far and wide about what they were going to do on their first launch and failed to land the booster. One of the things they said was gonna happen for sure, since they apply this mentality, all the while SX grab boosters mid-air. Besides..just how many boosters has that production line of theirs actually build? 1..2..? All while we are watching SX spit out a flight ready system every 2-3 months. Furthermore..in the meantime SX has developed Falcon 9 and the engine for it, Falcon Heavy and Starship plus booster to go with it, 3 different itterations of Raptor engines(the most powerfull of their type in the world), Mecazilla and all systems to go with that and all of it works. Aaanndd..are building a city in Boca Chica. Those folks are some kind of Yahoos...
For me I don't wanna hear about China stuff. They need to start supporting the ones that are doing the work. Or get out of the way so other countries can do it.
Blue Organ has to play with it awhile to get it up.!!🤣🤣😂😉
Flight 7 , will maybe be on Friday , January 17 ..... when it stops Raining and clears up ..... 😕
That's a pity, we don't want just one person controlling the space race but unless they bring their A-game they won't. At the end of the day it's all good.
Blue Origin's NG craft is an extremely large Rocket thats never been launched before so yes they are waiting for optimal conditions for their launch they have a completely different philosophy to SpaceX who who use a hardware heavy fail fast aproach. Most of NG's setbacks have been due to the weather so what are you on about!
Aaahhhh...i see...there has been bad weather for 4 years straight. I had NO idea that was the reason for their repeated material issues and constant delays. Thank you for clearin that up for me.
@@fredrikabinger4818 Pfft Bad weather for this launch they've only had the notmars out for a few weeks. Like I said in my OP they have a completely different mindset (Both Philosophies are fine)
@@bigianh Well...SpaceX:s mindset actually flies as opposed to BO. But yeah..i can see how weather can cause unlimited probs with engine manufacturing, production lines, underperforming/less skilled engineers, causing damage to hardware while shifting things around in house etc.etc..so i get it for sure. BO is a micro NASA..extreem production time and old generation thinking with no regards to customers who expected to fly 2-3 years ago. But your right..both mindsets are ok, but only if you actually make it work. Bezos has not.
@@fredrikabinger4818 I agree BO is using an older design paradigm but its no less valid you'll note how they were very carefull, took their time and made sure everything was right and got to orbit on their 1st attempt. As for the quality of the manufacturing/Engineering they were building a production line when SpaceX was still welding tin cans together in tent. I agree BO is more like NASA (Or old school Boeing from before they merged with MacDonald Douglas) but by the same metric up until Starfactory came online SpaceX was more a Kin to some Yahoo letting off Fireworks in there backyard (As far as Starship is concerned)
@@bigianh Uhu..so you say.. One heck of a firecracker, though..and working as well. BO boasted far and wide about what they were going to do on their first launch and failed to land the booster. One of the things they said was gonna happen for sure, since they apply this mentality, all the while SX grab boosters mid-air. Besides..just how many boosters has that production line of theirs actually build? 1..2..? All while we are watching SX spit out a flight ready system every 2-3 months. Furthermore..in the meantime SX has developed Falcon 9 and the engine for it, Falcon Heavy and Starship plus booster to go with it, 3 different itterations of Raptor engines(the most powerfull of their type in the world), Mecazilla and all systems to go with that and all of it works. Aaanndd..are building a city in Boca Chica. Those folks are some kind of Yahoos...
For me I don't wanna hear about China stuff. They need to start supporting the ones that are doing the work. Or get out of the way so other countries can do it.